Miao Edition
Invited:
中華 China (大陆 Mainland, 臺灣 Taiwan, 香港 Hong Kong, 澳門 Macao)
日本 Japan
한국/조선 Korea
Moнгoл yлc Mongolia
Anyone interested in East Asia
FAQ
What are some good resources for learning East Asian languages?
Japanese:
See the Japanese thread: >>>/int/japanese
Korean:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fg4tlyqp2JE
http://www.howtostudykorean.com/unit0/
http://www.talktomeinkorean.com/curriculum/
http://www.mykoreancoach.com/korean-listening-training/
http://dongsa.net/
Mandarin:
http://www.learnnc.org/lp/pages/6427
http://resources.allsetlearning.com/chinese/pronunciation/
http://resources.allsetlearning.com/chinese/grammar/
https://www.mdbg.net/chindict/chindict.ph
https://gloss.dliflc.edu
Other Languages:
Ask in the thread. Even if it’s obscure, someone will probably have some suggestions.
Isn't 4chan blocked in Mainland China?
No, likely because so few Chinese come to 4chan, 4chan itself isn't blocked. However, because Google services are throttled and the captcha is owned by Google, in order to post, Chinese posters must use a 4chan pass to bypass the captcha, as it never loads. Chinese IPs are also blocked from posting on 4chan without a pass.
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>>62258639
damn this thread becomes a literal ruin.
I probably know the answer, but are the apps that are on the Google Play Store for learning Chinese any good?
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>>62258639
All will burn
>>62262205
no.
nothing except Anki is good.
>>62262205
make sure to memorize the good hanzi like 龘
>>62262205
>learning chinese
This is actually a thing?
Koreans and Japanese are actually more closely related to Miaos, Hmongs, Tai-Kradai, Proto-Austronesians and Austroasiatics than Mongolians.
These rice farmers from coastal south-central China migrated to Korea and Japan, when only a small amount of Siberian invaders came
We belong in this thread, not /Turan/ ;_;
>>62264174
the chinese around here aren't leaving anytime soon so i'd like to at least be able to understand my surroundings
>>62264277
You want to associate with those devils on earth?
>>62264284
That sounds like total submission. Grow a spine?
>>62264396
Teach mongolian :3
>>62264396
>grow a spine
what am I going to do after that? the chinese don't have anything to gain from me learning the language
english will always be the primary language here
>>62264607
It's too hard and little gain for you
>>62264670
Why learn chinese then? Use English, make them adapt.
>>62264763
Nothing is easy in this goddamn life...
>>62264872
Very true.
>>62258639
are mongolian IQ's high like china's?
Been studying Mandarin since March by myself, getting pretty close to HSK2 level, if that's worth anything.
Will I be able to use what I learned next year or maybe in 2 years ? By that I mean reading some shit on the internet without struggling too much and looking up google translate every 3 fucking word.
Oral comprehension is another thing tho, it feels downright impossible at the moment to follow anything.
>>62262205
ChineseSkill is good to build up some vocabulary and get familiarized with a bunch of basic grammatical things/sentence structures.
>>62263599
Is mongolia maybe the dumbest race on earth?
Do you guys really believe that the NATO/US/West would help you out when you antagonize two of your giant neighbors as a land-locked country that is depending on both for their sea- and trade-access?
No matter what Mongolia will do, they will forever be a buffer-state between China and Russia at best, and a resource appendage to China at worst.
Even putting Nato-troops into Mongolia as a "tripwire" wont help. In case of war, these troops are dead meat and their presence will also be taken as a hostile act by Russia.
Mongolia basically can only spread their cheeks for the Chinese to go in raw, and chose between either choking on China's or Russia's dick when they spitroast you.
>>62265631
Mongolia is basically an extension of Russia. Mongols don't like Chinks
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>>62264277
>Miaos, Hmongs, Tai-Kradai
Grammar and syntax are very different from Korean/Japanese tho. Not to mention basic words except ones from China.
>>62266107
Too bad that the Mongols actually invaded China and not the other way around.
Also, they do not like the Russians either, which is why they have been wanting to get the US and Japan inside for a decade (Khan Quest. investments etc.), which provoked both China and Russia to jontly pressure the Mongols.
http://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2016/07/11/asia-pacific/russia-stalls-chinas-1-billion-hydropower-loan-for-mongolia/#.V40p_LiLSUk
>“We need to know if we are independent or just a marionette of Russia and China,” Odkhuu Durzee, the director of the hydro-power project, said in an interview in Ulaanbaatar, the capital of Mongolia. “If we give up it means the Western coalition will lose Mongolia as a supporting nation — the Mongolian people will know that we can do nothing without Russian or Chinese permission.”
>“Russia wants to see energy control of Mongolia,” Odkhuu said. “It becomes a political issue. The power lever is in Russian hands. Anytime we are stop listening, we have a fear they will shut off the power, especially in winter.”
>China’s burgeoning relationship with Russia may be putting Mongolia at a disadvantage in negotiations, according to Odkhuu. During the same June meeting in Tashkent, Russia and China celebrated the 15th anniversary of the Sino-Russian Treaty of Friendship.
>“China now has political interest aligned with Russia,” Odkhuu said. “Chinese have a clear understanding this is not an environmental issue, they know its political.”
tl;dr
Mongols are delusional.
