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ICANN 46 - Beijing Playing Card Deck (view source)
Revision as of 04:09, 28 November 2015
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A special one-off Chinese language and culture card deck designed by [[ICANNWiki]] staff member [[Vivian Hua]].
A special one-off Chinese language and culture card deck designed by [[ICANNWiki]] staff member [[Vivian Hua]].
===(1A)===
===(1) MANDARIN CHINESE & PINYIN===
Chinese words are romanized throughout this deck with a system called pīnyīn (拼音), the official system of translating Chinese characters into Latin script in China, Taiwan, and Singapore. Below are some introductory ideas.
Chinese words are romanized throughout this deck with a system called pīnyīn (拼音), the official system of translating Chinese characters into Latin script in China, Taiwan, and Singapore. Below are some introductory ideas.
| Like “wei”
| Like “wei”
|}
|}
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===(2) NOTABLE CHINESE DIALECTS===
===(2B) NOTABLE CHINESE DIALECTS===
''' Mandarin (官话 or guān huà) - 836 million'''
''' Mandarin (官话 or guān huà) - 836 million'''
Spoken in northern and southwestern China, and the official language of Singapore and Taiwan. When one refers to Putonghua or Chinese, one is generally referring to Mandarin.
Spoken in northern and southwestern China, and the official language of Singapore and Taiwan. When one refers to Putonghua or Chinese, one is generally referring to Mandarin.
Others include Xiang or Hunanese, Hakka, and Gan.
Others include Xiang or Hunanese, Hakka, and Gan.
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===(3) GREETINGS & COMMON PHRASES===
===(3B) GREETINGS & COMMON PHRASES===
{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
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| bye-bye
| bye-bye
|}
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