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Post by A P P L E on Aug 22, 2006 17:30:28 GMT 8
im an average...but i cant rite very well. i can speak it, listen and understand...well enough that i can communicate
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Post by Aspire on Aug 23, 2006 19:14:18 GMT 8
dunno why... suddenly i felt that chinese is very essential to chinese... haha..
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Post by funkindagirl on Aug 23, 2006 23:58:20 GMT 8
chinese is very essential to chinese?! im confused
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Post by Aspire on Aug 27, 2006 18:01:38 GMT 8
that means chinese have to learn the chinese language... it's just what i think... but i don't mind mixing aorund with chinese ppl that dont understand chinese... my cousins don't understand chinese... but some ppl out there... they look low on them... that's so not fair...
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Post by funkindagirl on Aug 27, 2006 18:56:53 GMT 8
oh yeh i agree. i didnt no chinese until i was 10 cos i quit chinese sch, didnt like it and i was always getting told by people 'ur chinese and u cant speak chinese!'. it was very annoying but then one day i just decided i wanted to learn again.
but my brother and sister dnt know it
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Post by sueanne on Aug 27, 2006 22:07:26 GMT 8
I wanted to learn how to write chinese so badly. I see how chinese school people write. It looks fun. XP I was in a chinese kindy. But then I switched to a non-chinese school after that. So I forgot how to write my own name XP
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Post by funkindagirl on Aug 27, 2006 22:09:02 GMT 8
I wanted to learn how to write chinese so badly. I see how chinese school people write. It looks fun. XP I was in a chinese kindy. But then I switched to a non-chinese school after that. So I forgot how to write my own name XP is it compulsory to take malay or chinese in malaysian schs? |
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Post by sueanne on Aug 27, 2006 22:12:50 GMT 8
chinese is for chinese school students.
malay is a must. every subject is taught in malay
but recently they are teaching maths and science in english.
but until my year, we're still learning those two subject in malay.
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Post by funkindagirl on Aug 27, 2006 22:21:31 GMT 8
chinese is for chinese school students. malay is a must. every subject is taught in malay but recently they are teaching maths and science in english. but until my year, we're still learning those two subject in malay. wow thts really complicated. so there are chinese sch, malay schs and english sch? and in chinese sch they have 2 take chinese. but den y do lots of kids not know how to speak malay? and if all subjects are in malay why is everyone in m'sia really good at english |
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Post by kanako on Aug 28, 2006 1:08:50 GMT 8
especially when you live in a western country and you're asian, you could be westernized... and some ppl are surprised! for example my mom's friend speaks French to her kids and they don't know a word of Chinese.
i also feel speaking Chinese is important to Chinese ppl.
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Post by funkindagirl on Aug 28, 2006 5:03:04 GMT 8
especially when you live in a western country and you're asian, you could be westernized... and some ppl are surprised! for example my mom's friend speaks French to her kids and they don't know a word of Chinese. i also feel speaking Chinese is important to Chinese ppl. yeh i agree. but growing up in a western country you seldom have to speak chinese so it does not become as good as english. is french ur first language? or is it english or chinese? |
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Post by Aspire on Aug 29, 2006 17:31:04 GMT 8
some people think chinese is hard to learn... i have to agree form the point of view of a non-chinese... cos chinese words are the hardest to write... compared to japanese and korean and indian... haha
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