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99Silva

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Q: Are you able to read chinese yet? If so, how long did it take you to learn?

How long have you been studying how to read the characters? Are there any proven systems that will help a beginner learn how to read the characters. I'd like to learn so I would be familiar with certain instructions or laws around here.

13 years 30 weeks ago in Culture - China

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danielmarino

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After one year I can only tell which one is the men's toilet.

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13 years 28 weeks ago

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