Au revoir for study of French, German?
Au revoir for study of French, German? - Pittsburgh Post Gazette
The growth in Chinese is much higher than in German, French, and Spanish.
What was left out of the article unfortunately was a comparison of the number studying Mandarin in the US.
I like this quote:
"I don't want to disparage France. It's a lovely country. And we have a lot of history with France," said Mr. Schwartz. "But I think there is probably no civilization with as deep and rich a cultural heritage as China."
The growth in Chinese is much higher than in German, French, and Spanish.
What was left out of the article unfortunately was a comparison of the number studying Mandarin in the US.
I like this quote:
"I don't want to disparage France. It's a lovely country. And we have a lot of history with France," said Mr. Schwartz. "But I think there is probably no civilization with as deep and rich a cultural heritage as China."
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