that "Chinese" is ambiguous. Yes, when people say "Chinese", they mean Mandarin, and if they don't mean Mandarin then they have to be clear about that...
Cat:Mandarin Chinese, Cat:Cantonese Chinese, Cat:Hakka Chinese, Cat:Min Nan Chinese, etc. alongside the regular lemma categories. I don't really care about their...
Category:Old Chinese language, there is no Wiktionary:About Old Chinese, and there is no mention of Old Chinese (or Middle Chinese) in Wiktionary:About Sinitic...
character derivation, but contains no information about the Old Chinese pronunciation. Old Chinese pronunciation is probably suitable for inclusion in...
nouns]]? I wonder how the Arabic or Chinese languages would compare to this? For example, we don't accept ==Chinese== as a header because it has to be...
sort of an answer to your question about what makes a "word" in Chinese in an earlier discussion. Although Chinese count what they say in 字 (zì, “character”)...
(the words in this category are archaic Chinese words written in Traditional Chinese script). Words about archaic would not get a special category since...
updating Wiktionary:About Chinese accordingly?) —RuakhTALK 18:52, 22 June 2010 (UTC) Ruakh, yes, please update Wiktionary:About Chinese. That was the consensus...
Japanese/Korean/Chinese, where it is "(I) love (..) girl/woman" (好いた女 / 내가 사랑하는 여자 / 我愛的女孩). "the person who is running down the road" in Chinese is 在路上跑的人...
they even the same language? How different is CS from OCS? —CodeCat 20:48, 15 October 2012 (UTC) About as different as Medieval Latin from Classical Latin...