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fake_innocent
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Nationality / Countries Terms
Here is some countries that you can learn. You might not use them a lot, but they can come in handy in the future or planning on traveling to other foreign countries. I hope these aren't hard for you to say. Enjoy learning the language!
(look at the bottom on how you can state where your from in a conversation..)
Foreign Country Terms
Note: If you noticed, most of the countries listed here sound just the way it is said in English.
In example, Canada is pronounced jiānǎdà in Mandarin. You notice how it sounds just like it is in the English language.
Chinese / Pinyin / English
美 国 / měiguó / America
澳 大 利 亚 / àodàlìyà / Australia
加 拿 大 / jiānǎdà / Canada
中 国 / zhōngguó / China
英 国 / yīngguó / England
法 国 / fǎguó / France
德 国 / dēguó / Germany
印 度 / yìndù / India
爱 尔 兰 / àiérlán / Ireland
意 大 利 / yìdàlì / Italy
日 本 / rìběn / Japan
韩 国 / hānguó / Korea
新 西 兰 / xīnxīlán / New Zealand
巴 基 斯 坦 / bajīsītǎn / Pakistan
土 耳 其 / tǔěrqí / Turkey
越 南 / yuènán / Vietnam
How to do state where your from in a conversation？
Where are you from?- 你从哪儿来？ (ni congnar lai?)
I'm from... - 我从。。。。。来。 (wo cong......lai)
- Australia- 澳大利亚 (aodaliya)
- Canada- 加拿大 (jianada)
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Note from fake_innocent:
For more nationality or countries terms, please kindly PM me regarding your request. Thanks!
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thank you again for this, this help us a lot.
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RE: Nationality / Countries Terms
this is the easiest one but still thanks a bunch
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that was really easy to follow, thanks! now i can start to talk with those mandarin co-workers of mine...
~*~V.O.S VoIce OF SouL ~~~~KIM KyuNg Rok ^^
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do you all prefer the Taiwanese's mandarin accent or mainland China's?
I like taiwan's
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新 西 兰 / xīnxīlán / New Zealand
New Zealand is called 紐西蘭 (Niu Xi Lan)
i've done some research... some simplified chinese sites calls it Xin Xi Lan... but Traditional chinese is called Niu Xi Lan and all my life i've learnt simplified chinese but New Zealand is taught as Niu Xi Lan....
oh well...
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Do not regret things in the past,only live in the present ,dont think about the future.
Life's too short, so why waste it on school.
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thanks forthat really helped me
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