Have you ever felt lost when trying to pronounce or understand a Chinese name? Well, you're not alone. It's a challenge many ...
Burt: Correct! Mandarin characters don't give us the sound of a word, so the Chinese invented pinyin to help their learners. They took the letters of the Roman alphabet, the same we use for ...
find it to be a lot more challenging than Mandarin. For Hongkongers, learning Cantonese Pinyin is also “optional” to a certain extent. “They don’t have to rely on Pinyin to express ...
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Malay Mail on MSNAt Damansara Utama’s new Lŭ Damansara, the ‘mapo tofu’ outshines the ‘lu rou fan’The revolving door of restaurants in Damansara Utama welcomes its latest newcomer: Lŭ Damansara, which opened in December last year. The name “Lŭ” is the pinyin for 卤, the Mandarin word for braise, ...
Well, you’re not alone. It’s a challenge many of us face, and it stems from the way Chinese names are romanized using Pinyin, the standardized system for Mandarin pronunciation. The ...
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