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atitarev -

Interesting that these surveys/researches are done by foreigners (correct me if I am wrong).
Whenever I ask a Chinese person about the situation, they would say everybody knows (can speak,
etc) Mandarin but many people use their dialect in most situations. Were they asked if they can
speak Mandarin if they wanted to? Just a thought, there might quite a number of people who can't
speak Mandarin at all.



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