The problem with Zhongwen is while it exists as a phrase it does not exist as an actual language. In Zhonggua there are many languages that are collectively called "Zhonggua Yuwen" but individually have their own name and are quite different from each other. The most well known being Mandarin, Cantonese and Tibetan.
That's hilarious because I'm researching this to get people to stop calling me in Chinese. I live in Oakland near a Chinese district, and we get calls in some Chinese dialect often enough to warrant this research.
Who speaks English better? Her or him? Can't really tell...he seems to have a very strong Gaelic accent.
hatakah 1 year ago
The problem with Zhongwen is while it exists as a phrase it does not exist as an actual language. In Zhonggua there are many languages that are collectively called "Zhonggua Yuwen" but individually have their own name and are quite different from each other. The most well known being Mandarin, Cantonese and Tibetan.
mistermjones2000 2 years ago
the subz r useless lol
Rohan4basu 3 years ago
I've never had to ask a Chinese person to speak English in China :| they kind of jump out of nowhere and speak English to you
andyandy609 3 years ago
That's hilarious because I'm researching this to get people to stop calling me in Chinese. I live in Oakland near a Chinese district, and we get calls in some Chinese dialect often enough to warrant this research.
NexIuguolo 2 years ago
haha, this is so funny.
nimcompoop 3 years ago
pu tong hua
dinobott 3 years ago
nice conversation, but i hope u can have the subtitle below...
zhaohui2008 3 years ago
is that how you say "the common language"in chinese
sonicjet700 3 years ago