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Forum: Reading and Writing 17th February 2008, 03:23 PM

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World's greatest polyglot say's Mandarin is the hardest language in the world

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Eh? Was that aimed at me? Please tell me where I said I disagreed with any of your comments on
Thai script. I hope you don't find anything, because I don't disagree ;)

Of course. Their...

Forum: Reading and Writing 16th February 2008, 12:16 PM

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World's greatest polyglot say's Mandarin is the hardest language in the world

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Thanks for the holiday tips ;) (Yep, I'm here on holiday.) I've been to CM before so this time I'm
just chilling out. Eating loads, taking cooking classes etc.

By the third-tone-second-tone stuff...

Forum: Reading and Writing 14th February 2008, 11:01 PM

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World's greatest polyglot say's Mandarin is the hardest language in the world

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I'm currently in Chiangmai. I wish countries would standardise on tone markings! I'm only here for
a few days so just want to pick up a few words, but I keep saying Mandarin third tone where I...

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