Arnaud's lazy log (Russian & co)

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Re: Arnaud's lazy log

Postby Arnaud » Fri Mar 25, 2016 9:46 am

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Re: Arnaud's lazy log

Postby Marah » Sat Apr 02, 2016 10:51 pm

Arnaud wrote:I don't know wether I'll continue the chinese or not, I've just read the beginning of the book to have a little fun: there is a big chinese community where I live, so I have a lot of opportunities to hear the langage in real life if I want (and even if I don't want :lol: ), contrary to the russian.

I may be wrong but I think Chinese expat communities in Europe and in Northern America as well rarely have Mandarin as a native tongue. In Spain for instance most of them speak Wu. As a matter of fact, 70% of all Chinese people in Spain come from Zhejiang. I've also heard that in Northern America most Chinese people actually speak Cantonese.

http://www.franceinfo.fr/actu/societe/a ... nce-316415
Ah bah regarde, selon cet article ils parlent probablement pas mandarin non plus...
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Re: Arnaud's lazy log

Postby Marah » Sun Apr 03, 2016 8:26 am

Les communautés expat russes parlent pas russe non plus ?
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Re: Arnaud's lazy log

Postby Expugnator » Mon Apr 04, 2016 9:09 pm

On a de la chance si on est francophone et qu'on veut apprendre le chinois, il n'y a pas que d'Assimil. Tu peux essayer avec 40 leçons pour parler chinois, qui a plus de détail dans ses leçons courtes, plus d'explications. Ensuite, il y a le Méthode 90. Il y a aussi les livres d'Asiathèque, mais ils sont moins objectifs.
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