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chinesisch

Chinese

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chinesisch vs Mandarin

Mandarin / mandarin

Both words can refer to the Chinese language. “Chinesisch” is the general term and can refer to different Chinese language varieties. “Der Mandarin,” on the other hand, refers to the specific standard Chinese language. Use “chinesisch” when referring to the language in general, and “Mandarin” for this particular language form.

Visual example for Mandarin
chinesisch

In unserem Kurs lernen wir chinesisch, ohne uns schon auf eine bestimmte Sprachform festzulegen.

In our course, we are learning Chinese without committing to a particular language variety yet.

Mandarin

Für seine Reise nach China lernt er der Mandarin.

For his trip to China, he is learning Mandarin.

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