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Feb. 5, 2021

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I thought only my daughter could not speak dialect! It seems that children in the whole country are similar! Nowadays, there are more and more migrants, and sometimes they can't tell whether the other person is a native or a foreigner. Therefore, everyone speaks Mandarin, and when they talk, they can't help but pop up a few dialects. Only then do they know that everyone is local. The funny thing is that even if everyone knows that the other person is a native, they speak Mandarin again after speaking a few dialects. As for children, they can only understand basically, and let them speak, which is extremely awkward. Kindergarten began to teach Mandarin, and parents had to use Mandarin when their kids came home. Over time, people can only speak Mandarin. The most ridiculous thing is that the grandparents who were born in the 60's had to learn poor Mandarin in order to communicate with their children.

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Feb. 11, 2021

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I thought only my daughter could not speak dialect!


I thought only my daughter was the only one who could not speak our dialect! I thought my daughter was the only one who could not speak our dialect!

It seems that children in the whole country are similar!


Nowadays, there are more and more migrants, and sometimes they can't tell whether the other person is a native or a foreigner.


Nowadays, there are more and more immigrants, and sometimes they can't tell whether the other person is a native or a foreigner. Nowadays, there are more and more immigrants, and sometimes they can't tell whether the other person is a native or a foreigner.

Therefore, everyone speaks Mandarin, and when they talk, they can't help but pop up a few dialects.


Therefore, everyone speaks Mandarin, and when they talk, they can't help but pop up a few dialectslet their dialect slip in. Therefore, everyone speaks Mandarin, and when they talk, they can't help but let their dialect slip in.

Only then do they know that everyone is local.


Only then do theyeveryone knows that everyone isthey're local. Only then do everyone knows that they're local.

"Native" might be better than "local," depending on what you're trying to say.

The funny thing is that even if everyone knows that the other person is a native, they speak Mandarin again after speaking a few dialects.


The funny thing is that even if everyone knows that the other person is a native, they speak Mandarin again after speaking a fewtheir dialects. The funny thing is that even if everyone knows that the other person is a native, they speak Mandarin again after speaking their dialect.

As for children, they can only understand basically, and let them speak, which is extremely awkward.


As for children, they can only understand basically, and words, so we let them speak naturally, which is extremely awkward. As for children, they can only understand basic words, so we let them speak naturally, which is extremely awkward.

Kindergarten began to teach Mandarin, and parents had to use Mandarin when their kids came home.


Kindergarten classes began to teach Mandarin, and parents had to use Mandarin when their kids came home. Kindergarten classes began to teach Mandarin, and parents had to use Mandarin when their kids came home.

Over time, people can only speak Mandarin.


Over time, people canwere only able to speak Mandarin. Over time, people were only able to speak Mandarin.

The most ridiculous thing is that the grandparents who were born in the 60's had to learn poor Mandarin in order to communicate with their children.


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