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Fluent In English, She Abruptly Stopped Speaking The Language. Here's Why
A Chinese woman, who was fluent in English, inexplicably lost her ability to speak the language after a cerebral haemorrhage.
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Goodbye 'Chinglish'. China To Take Down Public Signs With Bad English
Public signs such as "Pee Park" and "deformed man toilet" may finally be a thing of the past as Chinese authorities crack down on poor translations known as "Chinglish".
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'You Are Handsome' - Essential English As China Scrubs Up For Maiden G20 Summit
China is sparing no effort to ensure its first-ever G20 summit passes off perfectly, enforcing measures to close factories, offer English lessons to elderly residents and even a $1.5-billion giveaway to get some to leave town.
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China airline to improve English after safety breach
A Chinese airline pledged on Wednesday to improve its crews' English skills after one of its flights took off from a Japanese airport without authorisation.
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Beijing's battle with 'Chinglish'
'Chinglish' has become a much-discussed language across the world. And it's springing up all over Beijing.But often the real meaning gets lost in translation and the results can be amusing and misleading. For instance, when the Chinese way of thinking is translated into English, "baby on board" becomes "baby on road".The Beijing government wants to...
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Fluent In English, She Abruptly Stopped Speaking The Language. Here's Why
A Chinese woman, who was fluent in English, inexplicably lost her ability to speak the language after a cerebral haemorrhage.
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Goodbye 'Chinglish'. China To Take Down Public Signs With Bad English
Public signs such as "Pee Park" and "deformed man toilet" may finally be a thing of the past as Chinese authorities crack down on poor translations known as "Chinglish".
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'You Are Handsome' - Essential English As China Scrubs Up For Maiden G20 Summit
China is sparing no effort to ensure its first-ever G20 summit passes off perfectly, enforcing measures to close factories, offer English lessons to elderly residents and even a $1.5-billion giveaway to get some to leave town.
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China airline to improve English after safety breach
A Chinese airline pledged on Wednesday to improve its crews' English skills after one of its flights took off from a Japanese airport without authorisation.
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Beijing's battle with 'Chinglish'
'Chinglish' has become a much-discussed language across the world. And it's springing up all over Beijing.But often the real meaning gets lost in translation and the results can be amusing and misleading. For instance, when the Chinese way of thinking is translated into English, "baby on board" becomes "baby on road".The Beijing government wants to...
