>Probably in the form of some Romaji-like equivalent (ideograms are too high a bar) but we will start to adopt it.
CCP will make you adopt it as-is, or GTFO.
I find it interesting their approach to language compared to Japanese. Modern Japanese borrows so heavily from English, especially if you're doing technical work.
Chinese, at the governments request, hasn't done that. Instead new words are coined as needed. They're keen on protecting the language.
CCP will make you adopt it as-is, or GTFO.
I find it interesting their approach to language compared to Japanese. Modern Japanese borrows so heavily from English, especially if you're doing technical work.
Chinese, at the governments request, hasn't done that. Instead new words are coined as needed. They're keen on protecting the language.