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Forum: Reading and Writing 3rd May 2008, 11:07 PM
Replies: 19
Using 那 instead of 哪
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Posted By monto
Re: Using 那 instead of 哪
This sounds reasonable to me, I can't deny this possibility.
Same language put in different environments can result different changes.
So far, I just tried to rule out the possibility of the...
Forum: Reading and Writing 1st May 2008, 09:52 PM
Replies: 19
Using 那 instead of 哪
Views: 667
Posted By monto
Re: Using 那 instead of 哪
Logics is the same both for Chinese and foreigners. As matter of fact, the logics as a subject of
science was "imported" from the West.
So I think, what I need to do is to add facts and data to...
Forum: Reading and Writing 28th April 2008, 09:24 PM
Replies: 19
Using 那 instead of 哪
Views: 667
Posted By monto
Re: Using 那 instead of 哪
I think it's been fruitful discussion, though I don't agree to the assumption above.
If that be true, the percentage of the usage should be same all over the Chinese circle including
mainland,...
Forum: Reading and Writing 28th April 2008, 09:53 AM
Replies: 19
Using 那 instead of 哪
Views: 667
Posted By monto
Re: Using 那 instead of 哪
It definately a mistake if it is in honework or exams.
But in every-day life, many people even native use them incorrectly, of which both carelessness
and lack of knowledge may be the cause.
Same...
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