Imtiaz_Sarwar
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It is human nature that we expect very high standards from people in power and authority. When ordinary people see even a minor weakness which in reality is a non issue, threads like this are the result.
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Chinese are like Americans. They have a thick skin.
Jealousy has to be earned.
Chinese are pretty indifferent to other people's opinions and obnoxious behavior.
When other people behave badly, it only proves the correctness of Chinese civilization.
However, if you have something legitimate to say, Chinese will listen carefully. If you publish a rational white paper on an important topic, Chinese will study and discuss it in detail.
For example, if you have proof that the inequality of wealth distribution in China is greater than other countries then it will garner a lot of attention among Chinese. In comparison, Fernandez is merely a puff in the wind.
It's only Cantonese people (like myself) that have a problem with the "r" sound, since the "r" sound does not exist in Cantonese.
However, the "r" sound is very common in Mandarin so they don't have problems with it.
Regardless, business is business, if Argentina can provide good returns they will continue to get investment.
indeed ,speaking english in china have a south-north difference ,and including speaking mandarin.it is diffcult for southern chinese to distinguish 'sh' and 's' or 'ch' and 'c' ect .as you said,i think it common to make 'think' pronounced as 'sink' .How about words with 'Th' like 'Think' 'Thread'? I hear it Sink / Sread. Is it Cantonese or Mandarin?
it is diffcult for southern chinese to distinguish 'sh' and 's' or 'ch' and 'c' ect .

um,speaking mandarin well is good for speaking english. because mandarin's pronunciation is more near to english'sExactly, this is a big problem in HK for example.
When speaking Mandarin, instead of saying "shi" a lot of people say "si" because they can't pronounce the "sh" sound properly.
Luckily I learned both Mandarin and English when I was very young, so I don't have too many problems.![]()
What a douchebag.
Ouch....No need to bring that up !LOL at world cup looooosers

yes sir .it is not my businessYou mean ' its NOT my business" ?
after all 
In the standard Chinese Putonghua, there are 'r' and 'l' distinction, but only there is no distinct pronunciation for 'ra' and 'la'.
However, most Chinese have no problem to pronounce it in the English language.
