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Meanings of mandarin chinese in английском

русский
севернокитайский язык
португальский
idioma mandarim
каталонский
xinès mandarí
испанский
mandarin
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The dialect of Chinese spoken in Beijing and adopted as the official language for all of China.

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Usage of mandarin chinese in английском
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Or, perhaps he was just overstressing his tones, in speaking Mandarin Chinese.
Existence
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Reductions in 2011 ended services in Serbian, Macedonian, Albanian and Mandarin Chinese.
Reuters
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Kyung-Hee was studying Mandarin Chinese and sometimes read words and sentences out loud.
Somewhere inside
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English, Thai, French, Mandarin Chinese, accounting, political protocol, catering and hospitality.
The windup girl
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Announcements about the investigation have been broadcast in both Mandarin Chinese and English.
Reuters
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Farsi is the most common language on the Internet after English and Mandarin Chinese.
Exit wound
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The product was previously available in English and Mandarin Chinese.
Reuters
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Many are illiterate and can't speak or understand Mandarin Chinese.
Reuters
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Nialler9 fails on that score as he speaks more Mandarin Chinese than the Gaeilge.
The Irish Times
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Carey, Commissioner of Customs, and not only speaks mandarin Chinese but also several native dialects.
Camps and Trails in China / A Narrative of Exploration, Adventur...
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He conducted the interview with Reuters in Mandarin Chinese.
Reuters
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Ambassador to China and speaks fluent Mandarin Chinese.
Reuters
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Hundreds of Cubans are enrolling in Mandarin Chinese classes as China's role in the island's economy is expanding.
BBC
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While English has the highest total number of speakers, Mandarin Chinese has the highest number of native speakers.
The South African
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He noticed that whenever he started speaking to the detainees in their own language, they responded in Mandarin Chinese.
The Guardian
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Ms Katharine Teresa Gun (29), a Mandarin Chinese speaker, had been charged with breaching Britain's Official Secrets Act.
The Irish Times