China Loan Argentina 7.5 Billion

[ArielFabian]

And we have this kind of writing in Japanese which states, Green cash ! 現金 = US Dollar...

Thanks for the comment, it seems that in Chinese something similar happens. but 美 means US, 元 means Yuan, and when they are joined it becomes dollar = 美元
Seems that with a few symbols they can write lot of things, but the characters should be big in order to see the details.

USA is 美国 , and China 中国 , they finish the same way, I knew how to write China, and guess the association helps a lot.

There is definitely a logic within the characters and once you learn it, it makes learning characters much easier. You are right, steadily learning character is the key, in my opinion. However, they are easy to forget, so you have to continue practicing the ones you already know.

Also, keep in mind that in modern Mandarin, most words are composed of two characters. So, after learning the character, you then have to learn words where it is used. That gets easier the more words/characters you know, but it's hard at first.

Anyway, to attempt to tie this back to the original subject, there are a lot of Argentines studying Mandarin. If you look at the course schedule for the CUI, other than English (and maybe Portuguese), Mandarin is the most popular language.

Thanks for the tips, but I was looking for a private teacher from China (should not be difficult), I heard about the good level of the CUI but I am considering CUI as the last option because I prefer a customized class. I will try to learn some symbols and words by my own first, like horse, female, gold, China, etc. before going to the first class.

 

[Don Alberto]

A disagreement in with the 11 billion dollars swap offered by China are to be dealt with by the London courts; in second instance it will be under the authority of the International Chamber of Commerce in Paris.

Whatever happened to all the blabbering about 'a sovereign state' and foreign jurisdiction?

 

[sleslie23]

Thanks for the comment, it seems that in Chinese something similar happens. but 美 means US, 元 means Yuan, and when they are joined it becomes dollar = 美元
Seems that with a few symbols they can write lot of things, but the characters should be big in order to see the details.

USA is 美国 , and China 中国 , they finish the same way, I knew how to write China, and guess the association helps a lot.



Thanks for the tips, but I was looking for a private teacher from China (should not be difficult), I heard about the good level of the CUI but I am considering CUI as the last option because I prefer a customized class. I will try to learn some symbols and words by my own first, like horse, female, gold, China, etc. before going to the first class.

CUI can be good or bad, depending on the teacher. I strongly recommend private lessons if you are a motivated student.

 

[ArielFabian]

CUI can be good or bad, depending on the teacher. I strongly recommend private lessons if you are a motivated student.

Thanks for the tips, am I investigating a bit and see why it is said that is simple to learn how to talk but not how to write.
The more I see I am more convinced to start learning, and yes the writing is not simple.

Today I have seen that it/he/she seems to have the same sound Tā; but written differently, not super difficult to write but difficult.The "men" as suffix seems to indicate a plural according to what I saw in the Google translator.

They -> Tāmen
"I" is -> Wǒ
"We" is -> Wǒmen
"you" (Tu in Spanish) is -> Nǐ
"you" (Vosotros in Spanish) is -> Nǐmen

 

[Bajo_cero2]

Ariel, to speak Chinese might seems easy for you but that they understand you is a very different thing. I know what i mean.

I think i m too old to learn it, so i m going to continúe hiring translators.

I also plan to send my children to the local chinese school.

 

[Hybrid Ambassador]

I also plan to send my children to the local chinese school.

Good do that,learning Chinese will be viewed favourately by them. Argentina soon will become a satellite state of PRC then the Argies callin' the _Chinos_ now, shall be calling them to the honourable Chinese..
Yes Sir,what ever you say is OK with me, to all the Chinos radicating now in Argentina. What a humilliating scene to the proud Argentinos succumbing to them! Money talks and only the haves will rule!.

 

[ArielFabian]

but that they understand you is a very different thing.

will see what happens after taking lessons. This is the most exciting part. If cannot move forward I will try with different teachers.
Today I saw 2 new symbols "dog" and "cat". 狗 Gǒu - 猫 Māo . It does not matter to me if I am not understood at first. I will find the way later on.

 

[Bajo_cero2]

Good do that,learning Chinese will be viewed favourately by them. Argentina soon will become a satellite state of PRC then the Argies callin' the _Chinos_ now, shall be calling them to the honourable Chinese..
Yes Sir,what ever you say is OK with me, to all the Chinos radicating now in Argentina. What a humilliating scene to the proud Argentinos succumbing to them! Money talks and only the haves will rule!.

Well, the US has a strong busisness relationship with China, and a strong debt too. So, please leave the bs away.

 

[Bajo_cero2]

will see what happens after taking lessons. This is the most exciting part. If cannot move forward I will try with different teachers.
Today I saw 2 new symbols "dog" and "cat". 狗 Gǒu - 猫 Māo . It does not matter to me if I am not understood at first. I will find the way later on.

Good luck with that. I have been working with the chinese community for the last 4 years, i have meetings in Chinese every day. Good luck...

 

[Don Alberto]

Good do that,learning Chinese will be viewed favourately by them. Argentina soon will become a satellite state of PRC then the Argies callin' the _Chinos_ now, shall be calling them to the honourable Chinese..
Yes Sir,what ever you say is OK with me, to all the Chinos radicating now in Argentina. What a humilliating scene to the proud Argentinos succumbing to them! Money talks and only the haves will rule!.

A Chinese adage says: A dog with money is Mister Dog.