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Bookmark or Share- Is it allowable in Mainland China to use Traditional Characters?these are in traditional chinese, so, the interpretation of such phenomenon would be . . . 😼. replying to a “disinformation” comment: The company seal or personal name seal must go with simplified Chinese in mainland cn. even the national seal (國璽) of mainland china is in traditional chinese:
- 2 word (Mainland) versus 3 word (Hong Kong) Chinese namesChinese names are made up of "characters", not "words", and pinyin is a way to represent the pronunciation of those characters. Romanized names from Mainland China are written in such a way that the Family name is separated from the Given name by a space.
- traditional vs simplified - Did the simplification of Chinese ...The most important one is the Vernacular Movement 白话文运动 which greatly changed the writing style of the Chinese language. The second one is the Unified Mandarin Movement 统一国语运动 which promoted the standard spoken Chinese language. The third one is the Movement to Abolish Chinese Characters 废除汉字运动。The last one ...
- traditional vs simplified - How do mainland Chinese and non-mainland ...Yes, and if you ask a Taiwanese it gets even more complicated because from 中國's point of view, Taiwan's 大陸 is mainland China which considers Taiwan, (regardless of politics), as part of mainland China; but from Taiwan's point of view China is part of Taiwan.
- “What is Standard Mandarin?”, and How was it "Standardized"?Standard Chinese in mainland China is called Putonghua (普通话 Pǔtōnghuà, lit. 'common speech') and in the Republic of China (Taiwan) Guoyu (國語 Guóyǔ, lit. 'national language'). Both of these dialects of Mandarin are based on the Beijing dialect of Mandarin and are mutually intelligible, but also feature various lexical ...
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