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Meanings of Mandarin in English
Shrub or small tree having flattened globose fruit with very sweet aromatic pulp and thin yellow-orange to flame-orange rind that is loose and easily removed; native to southeastern Asia.
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língua mandarim The dialect of Chinese spoken in Beijing and adopted as the official language for all of China.
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Examples for "Mandarin Chinese"
Examples for "Mandarin Chinese"
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Or, perhaps he was just overstressing his tones, in speaking Mandarin Chinese.
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Reductions in 2011 ended services in Serbian, Macedonian, Albanian and Mandarin Chinese.
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Kyung-Hee was studying Mandarin Chinese and sometimes read words and sentences out loud.
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English, Thai, French, Mandarin Chinese, accounting, political protocol, catering and hospitality.
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Announcements about the investigation have been broadcast in both Mandarin Chinese and English.
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Mr. Kuo said he was of the Mandarin dialect.
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We spoke the mandarin dialect with perfect fluency.
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"A great people of the West, most honorable sir," he replied in the pure mandarin dialect, "claim credit for having said that 'business is business.'
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More likely a Shanghainer who speaks the Beijing dialect a lot.
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Mandarin Chinese includes a multitude of dialects, such as Standard Chinese, which is the official state language of the Chinese government, and the Beijing dialect.
Usage of Mandarin in English
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Objective: To develop 22 Chinese Mandarin monosyllable lists with good psychometrical equivalence.
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They were gaining weight, growing taller and quickly learning Mandarin, it crowed.
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A growing number of private institutions are rolling out Mandarin options, too.
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After English, the most common languages are Mandarin, Arabic, Cantonese and Vietnamese.
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Sally Round investigates the push for more Mandarin speakers in New Zealand.
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I listened intently, hoping my basic knowledge of Mandarin would be enough.
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The finest of all was certainly that belonging to the Mandarin Howqua.
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Or, perhaps he was just overstressing his tones, in speaking Mandarin Chinese.
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Reductions in 2011 ended services in Serbian, Macedonian, Albanian and Mandarin Chinese.
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The meeting will be webcast on Yahoo Finance, in English and Mandarin.
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Snatches of Mandarin, Mongolian, and other dialects swirled up and were gone.
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No little page of instructions in Mandarin, somewhere in the ship's handbook?
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Here is what it will cost to pick up the Mandarin tongue.
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What did all this portend, unless that the Mandarin Quong was dead?
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With new business possibilities emerging, the desire to learn Chinese Mandarin is increasing.
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Will speaking Mandarin be a future economic necessity for New Zealanders?
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Translations for Mandarin
Portuguese
Catalan
Russian
Mandarin through the time
Mandarin across language varieties
United Kingdom
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