To the ignorance ROC has NO meaning!I cover that bit lol but yes it does have that too. We had to put TAIWAN in large letters on the front so as not to confuse people.
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To the ignorance ROC has NO meaning!I cover that bit lol but yes it does have that too. We had to put TAIWAN in large letters on the front so as not to confuse people.
So your parents write "proper" Chinese and speak Mandarin.A big Hakka hug to all of you. (However I won’t understand a word of it. My parents thought Mandarin to be more useful in the world).
did you even read the article? the point is the wider world only cares what you look like. they aren't going to ask for the nationality on your passport before you get assaulted. if you look southeast asian or dutch, that is an entirely different case.
You don't need to look very far, racial discrimination happens everyday in the Land of the Free!did you even read the article? the point is the wider world only cares what you look like. they aren't going to ask for the nationality on your passport before you get assaulted. if you look southeast asian or dutch, that is an entirely different case.
Well they speak Hakka and Mandarin. My father also speaks Cantonese. We understand the meaning of putonghua, but I guess we don’t really use it, as that was told to me to be a Mainland thing, and we were definitely not political supporters of the government, but the alternate term guo yi, although technically for me, that would be English. So to be pedantic, I should use the term hua yi, as I am overseas Chinese (ethnically speaking).So your parents write "proper" Chinese and speak Mandarin.
And the term Putonghua has no meaning to them.
Well they speak Hakka and Mandarin. My father also speaks Cantonese. We understand the meaning of putonghua, but I guess we don’t really use it, as that was told to me to be a Mainland thing, and we were definitely not political supporters of the government, but the alternate term guo yi, although technically for me, that would be English. So to be pedantic, I should use the term hua yi, as I am overseas Chinese (ethnically speaking).
I was going to say the 13th, but as we're in different time zones maybe we're both right.To answer the question.....July 12th will be the all clear.