'Chinese names' diaporamas de présentation

Onomastic Variation

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Asking Names Formal & casual Objectives

Asking Names Formal & casual Objectives. Greet and exchange names using formal and informal expressions. Use appropriate titles Ask last and first names using formal/informal ways Ask and answer questions regarding English/Chinese names. Chinese Surnames ?. ? + ? = ?

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Asking Names Formal & casual Objectives

Asking Names Formal & casual Objectives. Greet and exchange names using formal and informal expressions. Use appropriate titles Ask last and first names using formal/informal ways Ask and answer questions regarding English/Chinese names. Chinese Surnames ?. ? + ? = ?

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n? h?o

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??????????? Hong Kong Chinese Authority (Name) Database (HKCAN) Latest Development

??????????? Hong Kong Chinese Authority (Name) Database (HKCAN) Latest Development. HKCAN Workgroup Hong Kong Innopac Users Group Meeting (November 2000). Background (1). ? Joint Symposium on Library & Information Services (6/98) ? C hinese Resource Sharing Working Group (6/98)

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The use of English names by Chinese speakers Simon Cotterill Friday 5 April

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Bell Work

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n? h?o

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Absolutely nothing is so important for a nation`s culture as its language

Wilhelm von Humboldt. Absolutely nothing is so important for a nation`s culture as its language. Russian language as a world language. Total speakers: Primary language: 164 million Secondary language: 278 million (2006) Official language in 11 countries.

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Chinese Name Pronunciation and Greetings in Chinese August 13 , 2013

Chinese Name Pronunciation and Greetings in Chinese August 13 , 2013. Pingan Huang Confucius Institute at UNL phuang2@unl.edu. Hello!. ? ( n? ) ? ( h?o ) ! Hello! ? ( n? ) ? ( h?o ) ? (ma) ? How are you? ? ( w? ) ? ( h?n ) ? ( h?o ) ? I am fine. Objectives.

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HONG KONG CULTURES AND TRADITIONS

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Culture and tradition of Hong Kong

Hong Kong is very sophisticated, blending the cultures of Asia and Europe. Its people are highly educated, very motivated and westernized. Hong Kong is 98% Chinese , but the people view themselves as different from other Chinese. Cantonese habits and customs are dominant. An individual's actions, prestige, education, wealth and reputation reflect positively or negatively on the entire family.

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Chinese Names

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Self-introduction

Self-introduction. Surname Chinese names English names Birthday Age Family members School Language Interest Dislike. Family.

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