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yeap and a lot of singaporeans speak it as well not really since we have a pinyin system https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pinyin

thank you and all was peaceful again for the beast remained dormant

we are on topic though lol interesting same for chinese yeah basically more strokes for traditional words compared to simplified words Like Door 门 = simplified chinese 門 = traditional but other characters are the same for both styles

This is proposterous how dare you admins and mods give me a banner!!! I demand retribution and justice!!! @Ahsoka is it possible to remove the top poster of the month banner? lol

dunno it seems the bottom three are still similar but then again I'm an outsider so my perspective is limited lol I guess in terms of written language we have traditional chinese vs simplified chinese - a lot of non mainland countries and regions still use traditional chinese script

how rare would those languages be like these days like would there still be people that spoke only mainly Venetian or Neapolitan but limited standard Italian?

interesting what about the reverse like would a Neapolitan speaker still have somewhat of an understanding of standard Italian Is it similar to Mandarin and Cantonese that a cantonese speaker would still have a fair understanding of Mandarin but a mandarin speaker would have very low...

During the time my parents immigrated like 30+ years ago now it was predominately people from the southern coast aka people from Guangdong like you said but now yeah it's because China is much more open economically than 30 years ago and the Chinese have more $$$ to migrate are dialects like...

I wouldn't know personally I'm like hydra cut off one head limb and two more grows in it's place!!!

I'm ethnically chinese so I speak Mandarin (and Cantonese since I'm from that region) but the main thing is continually using and speaking the language - like my parents spoke it exclusively to me at home and now I speak it exclusively with my wife (whose also chinese) and kids Like you said if...

I dunno about you my friend but deliberate amputations are pretty uncommon if not outright rare

I like how you specifically said "accidental" amputations - I'm so sick and tired of those deliberate amputations....

it's not drama it's literally your rights under the law but at the end of the day it's your money and your product and how you wish to spend and enjoy it my friend

they are just trying to deny you your rights ask to speak to a manager and if that doesn't work call head office and make an official complain and also get in touch with your state's department of consumer affairs

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