EPTKorean language differences - Page 5
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EckO_TosS
France18 Posts
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Mydnyte
3306 Posts
On January 29 2004 10:46 -_-Zzz wrote: Chibi[OWNS]........... TT_______TT na ppeun nom!!!!!!!! ggeo jeo ra~~~=_=+ rofl Chibi she caught on, you dirty dog. | ||
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-_-Zzz
Korea (South)62 Posts
On January 29 2004 10:49 EckO_TosS wrote: Thx for the korean site they're very cool ! yourwelcom~~~~~~~~~~~* votre bienvenue~~~~~~* ^-^ | ||
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Improvement
203 Posts
On January 29 2004 10:42 -_-Zzz wrote: hi again........^-^ gochu.... huhu.......bad word...:[ hm......how it going ur korean language study?^-^ hi ^^! its going pretty good =) it feels good to see korean signs and to know how to pronounce them  edit : oh now i see what a go chu is..... chibi bm ~~ | ||
Liquid`Jinro
Sweden33723 Posts
On January 29 2004 05:27 -_-Zzz wrote:  P that's nice! Phere...there are good site study for korean language..^-^ http://www.jforge.com/tk/guide/korean/index.html http://www.langintro.com/kintro/first.htm I used to use langintro  I sort of use that one + http://www.interedu.go.kr/indexe.html now :oI think that the later has some more advanced practices but not sure. | ||
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Liquid`Jinro
Sweden33723 Posts
On January 29 2004 05:35 Chibi[OWNS] wrote: japanese is very easy^^ also easy to recognise because the words stand out greatly. what i meant was, when i hear korean and chinese i just hear a mix of himlongchooooweeesamsu, and cant recognise a difference^^ i was reading about skorean culture the other night 'cause i'm thinking of visiting for english teaching. it seems very alien and i'm swayed more toward japan because i can relate to it better and wont feel lost. for example, i read that korean friends aren't allowed to call each other by their first names (although they have nicknames i think?); that you're never allowed to give or receive things with your left hand, etc. very strange to me!-- I have been told by someone who speaks mandarin and english etc, that Japanese is many times harder to learn O_o And mandarin still has 50k characters or something like that! | ||
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FroZZoR
China925 Posts
On January 29 2004 10:45 FBS1 wrote: The national language of Hong Kong is Cantonese. Almost 90% of households in HK speak Cantonese. If you are from China and you don't know that then YOU are the idiot. Uhhh are you white? shows how much you know... Yes Cantonese is the common language on the streets in Hong Kong, but in 1997 Hong Kong went back to China, making Mandarin the national language. Now all schools are basically taught in Mandarin, and most of the legal issues are being done in Mandarin too. This is because it's the NATIONAL LANGUAGE. I didn't say more people spoke Mandarin, although now both people do speak both... Plz think before you post. | ||
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Chibi[OWNS]
United Kingdom10597 Posts
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ky[Z]
China1730 Posts
im from guandzhou(a city in canton province), 99% of the time i speak cantonese in school, only in chinese class i have to read a story or whatever in manderin. | ||
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Chibi[OWNS]
United Kingdom10597 Posts
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FroZZoR
China925 Posts
i agree, cantonese is spoken more in south... | ||
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dronebabo
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FakeSteve[TPR]
Valhalla18444 Posts
korean is a neat language, i'll probably learn it eventually on a side note, this is the most mannered thread i've seen in a long time ^^ | ||
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zeolot
United States62 Posts
i think korean sounds a bit like french in a way | ||
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Heen
Korea (South)2178 Posts
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FBS1
United Kingdom875 Posts
Uhhh are you white? shows how much you know... Yes Cantonese is the common language on the streets in Hong Kong, but in 1997 Hong Kong went back to China, making Mandarin the national language. Now all schools are basically taught in Mandarin, and most of the legal issues are being done in Mandarin too. This is because it's the NATIONAL LANGUAGE. I didn't say more people spoke Mandarin, although now both people do speak both... Plz think before you post. Uhhh are you racist? Not that I care you are clearly a fool. Yes I am white and from the UK so I am well aware that HK was handed back over to China. On January 29 2004 12:42 FroZZoR wrote: ya but he didn't ask what's spoken more... he asked what is the national language. i agree, cantonese is spoken more in south... I didn't ask you anything genius. I made a friendly post related to the topic and you felt the need to quote me and call me an idiot. If you want to be a fastidious little shit then the official languages of Hong Kong are Mandarin, Cantonese and English. As far as I know, Putonghua(?), a standardised form of Mandarin, is the language the government promotes in schools across China. However in Chinese HK schools Cantonese is still the most common language spoken, for now. Yes both languages are taught. On a side note, sorry to ruin the tone of the thread Steve. I hope it can go back to being more, friendly? | ||
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FakeSteve[TPR]
Valhalla18444 Posts
Yes, everyone commence the manner again, please  | ||
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Chibi[OWNS]
United Kingdom10597 Posts
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AK-Nemesis
2005 Posts
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AK-Nemesis
2005 Posts
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