agreed..

natyavaruval · Sep 11, 2010 11:48 PM

ni hao ma?

terobaaje · Sep 12, 2010 2:08 AM

आबस्यकता आबिस्कारको जननी हुन . आधा बासी हरु हिन्दी बोलिहाल्छन , बालिवूडले नेपाली मुवी बनाउदैन , हिन्दिमा हर्नै पर्‍यो , अनी शब्दको पछाडि है हालिदिए पछी हिन्दी भाई हाल्यो । त्यो हिमाली छेत्रमा कातिनै जनस्ख्या छ र , तिनिहरु तिब्बत आवत जावत गर्नु पर्ने हरुले बोली हाल्छन नि . अहिले त्यो कथामदु मा साइकल्मा तरकारी बिच्ने ९० % ले नेवारी बोल्छ त्यो नेवारी परिवारअकोले नबोल्ला ? किन त्यो बाच्ने र अगाडि बद्ने एुउटै कला स्थानिय भासा जान्नु जरुरी भयो , हामी २०सौ बर्स बसेर २ - ४ वोटा गाली शब्द देखी जानेनौ ? Got the point.

bhojpure01 · Sep 12, 2010 11:34 AM

Chinese is a great language, having the ability to speak Mandarin, Hindi I feel awkward when Chinese people look with awe as I communicate with them, while for Hindi language I have to tell them that I am actually from Nepal. I think our Southern affinity is higher in all aspect and hence all the concerns and grieviences. I for one will also reccomend Chinese language learning, the closeness that comes with it for our Northern neighbours is awesome.

KaleKrishna · Sep 12, 2010 12:44 PM

to live a life in Hong Kong, S`PORE and domain city  like Shanghai...plus Taiwan as well , mastering Mandarin is an absolute key success to penetrates and asssociates with local interest and bussiness market....whilst the ability to understand both verbal /writting is a ticket for once to further culminating more on the Korean and Japanese diasphoras...coz overall, this oriental literatures has a same basic codes of writtings..

natyavaruval · Sep 12, 2010 1:34 PM

Cause we're slave to trashy Bollywood movies, fashion and beauty pageant. We think slant eyes are inferior, we don't care about Zhang Yimou yet we know the grotesque and the most useless name like Mithun Chaak-Ra-Puti, we have never tasted Shark Fin soup but we are OK with the fart like smelly Hajmola (or Shit like looking Chawanparas), we barely see any image of Shanghai but we see Delhi on screen everyday, we do not know who is Chinese president but we dig to find who is the prime minister of Karanataka. That's why.................. Last edited: 12-Sep-10 02:23 PM

Rewire · Sep 12, 2010 2:10 PM

very true!

Swiss · Sep 12, 2010 7:51 PM

good idea man

sunsweesh · Sep 12, 2010 10:44 PM

We love Chinese Language: Nepal Students Telegraph Nepal The Annapurna Post daily dated September 29, 2010, quotes the Chinese Embassy source as saying that the number of students learning Chinese Language at various schools and colleges has reached the figure of ten thousand. "Currently, there are more than 60 Chinese volunteers teaching Chinese language at various schools throughout the country", the Annapurna Post daily reports. "Rapid economic growth of China and the popularity of the Chinese language across the globe too may have encouraged the Nepalese students to learn the Chinese language", report adds. Addressing a program in the capital Tuesday 27 September, 2010, Ambassador Qui Guohang expressed his happiness stating that with each passing days Nepal-China relations at the peoples' level is increasing by leaps and bounds. "We are very happy that the Nepalese have begun learning Chinese language to better understand Chinese tradition, culture and development", also said the Ambassador. It is also reported that the Chinese government has increased the number of Scholarship quota for Nepalese students who wish to learn Chinese language in China. Subtle penetration. However, reports coming from New Delhi have it that the increased Chinese presence along the Indo-Nepal border is beginning to provide high anxiety moments to the Indian security agencies. "At least a dozen Chinese learning centers hugging UP, Bihar and Uttarakhand have sprouted mainly in Butwal, Lumbini, Nepalganj, Banepa, Sankhu Sabha, Pokhra, Birat Nagar, Morang, Sunsari, Chitwan and Virathamod, even as a number of budding Nepal- China Friendship Associations (NECHA) also join in the league adding to their worries" Indian media reports. Yet another unwanted headache for New Delhi. However, the fact is also that even a kindergarten kid in Nepal understands Hindi language. The Idiot box advantage. In addition, Hindi films are very popular among the future "heroes and builders of Nepal". Source: TelegraphNepal.com

hit.the.hot · Sep 29, 2010 4:25 PM