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Hi! I'm PerfectlyOutOfSync. I have lived in the UK for all of my life and was also born there. A close family member has ties to Cantonese and Meixian Hakkalanguages,[1] which is why I wish to contribute in those areas. I have strong interests in drawing,[2]linguistics and learninglanguages.[3] I am an active contributor to the English Wiktionary and essentially nowhere else. I don't mind about pronouns - but 'she' or 'they' would be preferred.[4] I'm also a big fan of K-pop.[5] I'm still very new to the site (joined in 2018) so please, of course, point out my mistakes or delete any possible errors I have made.[6]
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Adding Cantonese pronunciation to Chinese entries
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^ I am currently learning Cantonese and at a beginner-intermediate level. When young, I was never taught any Cantonese (at all), so I have decided to self-teach myself the language. At my school, it is mandatory to take French lessons.
^ It's gotten to a point where I don't even care if someone calls me 'it'. But, still, I would prefer being called 'she' or 'they'.