My native language was Mandarin but since I switched to English I completely forgot about Mandarin. Should I?
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learn Mandarin? Why or why not? I suck at learning languages, I admit.
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Yongpeng Sun, you’re so funny…
If we were in the same area, I would invite you to a pub, I would listen to you asking me all those strange questions, and we would drink beers all night long till we get drunk…
Knowledge is power, and Mandarin will probably be a very valuable language to know as time goes on. You probably have a lot of the words and patterns stored in your memory, it might come back more easily than you are expecting. Go for it.
stfu nobody cares jeremy yong pang song
Ok.At first you were White,Then Chinese,Then Japanese,now African.Then thought you were hispanic.Hmm.Identity Crisis?
Oh okay, good for you?
Yea why not.