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2013-05-23 12:21
求翻译：You are never going to 'get rid' of it unless every Chinese/Korean/Japanese person grows up speaking their language and English fluently. This is an unrealistic ambition. There's still a lot of Chinglish in Hong Kong, and it's a great environment for learning English. It's just bloody difficult to speak grammatically correct English if you aren't a native speaker and have grown up speaking something like Chinese.是什么意思？ 待解决
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You are never going to 'get rid' of it unless every Chinese/Korean/Japanese person grows up speaking their language and English fluently. This is an unrealistic ambition. There's still a lot of Chinglish in Hong Kong, and it's a great environment for learning English. It's just bloody difficult to speak grammatically correct English if you aren't a native speaker and have grown up speaking something like Chinese.
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