Sentence examples for language Chinese from inspiring English sources

LANGUAGE Chinese, Portuguese and English.

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Cantonese language, Chinese (Pinyin) Yueyu, (Wade-Giles romanization) Yüeh-yü, variety of Chinese spoken by more than 55 million people in Guangdong and southern Guangxi provinces of China, including the important cities of Canton, Hong Kong, and Macau.

Some time last year they began discussing a more general statement of amity, and since meetings in December, they have begun studying proposed treaty language, Chinese officials told Western scholars.

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We recently published an essay of yours, "To Speak Is to Blunder," in which you describe your decision to write in English, rather than in your native language, Chinese, and how this relates to a period of your life in which you were hospitalized for suicidal thoughts.

Forty-six Mandarin-speaking children were tested for their first language (Chinese-L1) and second language (English-L2) reading skills.

'We believe the Games will leave a legacy to the country's environment and human rights,' said an editorial yesterday in the English-language Chinese Daily.

According to China Daily, the English-language Chinese newspaper, Cathay issued behavior guidelines to flight crews before the layovers in Riyadh began and even purchased abayas for flight attendants to wear.

"China has won in the last round of competition over the South China Sea," said an editorial in Global Times, an English-language Chinese paper that often takes nationalist positions.

Mr. Ito learned four foreign languages, Chinese, German, French and English.