hokkien in singapore and in taiwan

• hellomotosxq

  2 Dec 06, 16:51

  Originally posted by Icemoon:

  not sure about that. Have you read any research that said so?

  yeah .read many about this .many ppl say min nan yu (south fujian dialect) is offical language in tang dynasty .
• o-lua

  3 Dec 06, 14:51

  Originally posted by hellomotosxq:

  singapore cang long wo hu ya . how do u know ? surprise . . it is a real thing which happened when republic of china founded in 1912 . anyway . i think choose mandarin as official language is right . bcos 80% ppl in china speak mandarin or the similar language . canontese ?? just 2 provinces speak it . very few ppl .

  lols. no la. i major in chinese in my A levels. which i dropped for normal chinese later on. the tutor i had was the source of all this knowledge.. he's a famous poet.