2018年5月29日星期二

The Sounds of Northern-Accented Mandarin Chinese

In everyday English, “Mandarin” refers to Standard Mandarin.  (The official language of Mainland China and Taiwan) But Mandarin is also a group of related dialects, spoken mostly in northern China.   ...

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