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There is no single spoken Chinese language. Instead, there are many dialects that sound almost like different languages. The most spoken one is Mandarin. Unlike many other languages, written Chinese does not have a true alphabet or phoneme system, and instead, every character means something. In addition, there are two systems of written Chinese: Traditional (used in Hong Kong and Taiwan) and Simplified (used in Mainland China and Singapore). Depending on dialect, each character will be pronounced a certain way. For example, the character 中国 (中國 in traditional Chinese), meaning China is pronounced zhong (中) guo (国/國) in Mandarin, but zong (中) gok (国/國) in Cantonese. In addition, some characters have more than one different pronunciation.
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You cant be sure. ;') Cause some people could and some people may not be able to.
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many peole there speak Chinese and eglish
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