- You see an accent over a letter and read it as a tone, not a change in pronunciation or emphasis.
- You begin to realize how many MRT station names you've been saying wrong for the past year.
- You notice when something isn't in Hanyou Pinyin.
- You have a preference for a particular Pinyin writing system. (It's the one you're studying.)
- You catch yourself trying to read the names of stores you're walking past, just because you can.
- You prepare in your head what you're going to say to the cashier, rather than just checking to see if the menu is available somewhere in English.
- You wince at your previous attempts to spell out Chinese words phonetically.
Tuesday, June 18, 2013
studying chinese: you can tell
You can tell you've been studying Chinese if:
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