Beijing dialect: Revision history


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  • curprev 08:4808:48, 22 July 202361.231.218.66 talk 28,537 bytes −125 Deleted unnecessary/irrelevant information. undo
  • curprev 08:4108:41, 22 July 202361.231.218.66 talk 28,662 bytes +7 Adding an "and" and "the" for grammatical correctness. undo
  • curprev 08:3908:39, 22 July 202361.231.218.66 talk 28,655 bytes +122 I added a separate sentence to note the difference between Standard Chinese used in the People's Republic of China and the dialect of Mandarin spoke in Taiwan. The previous sentence might lead readers to believe that Taiwan only has one official language (instead of seven) and that the PRC's Standard Mandarin and Taiwan's Guoyu are the same, which they are not. The official Mandarin language dictionaries used in both regions differ quite a lot. undo

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