2019年3月31日星期日

(mostly for native or literate heritage speakers but others are welcome) What are some vocabulary (or pronunciation) that wouldn't really be used in mainland China (or Taiwan or other places if you come from there) but is used elsewhere that you use personally?

Fixed title for better understanding: What are some vocabulary or pronunciation that isn't standard in your dialect of Mandarin?

Specifically Mandarin by the way.

For me (speaking Taiwanese Mandarin) it is definitely 韓國/韩国 (Standard in mainland China) vs 南韓/南韩 (Standard in Taiwan & Hong Kong), I use the former over the latter any day.

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