Sphinx @Sphinx@qoto.org

@globcoco

In my view, it is like this. Four areas I am going to talk about. China mainland; Hong Kong and Taiwan and Macau.
In china mainland, different towns there have diverse dialects. When they went to junior high school. They start to learn mandarin together. After that mandarin is the common language to communicate. In the city, they start mandarin at primary school or when they were born. They learn mandarin from their parents

In Hong Kong. Cantonese and traditional Chinese writing same as Macau. But Macau may also speak
Portuguese I am not very sure.

In Taiwan. Traditional Chinese writing and Taiwanese. (very close to mandarin sounds but have a different way to say some words. I like it .sounds better than original mandarin)

To answer your question. Yes, there are many languages.

@design_RG @hansw

@design_RG

I’m happy to see your view about Chinese language and culture. There are four tones for each word is a big challenge for beginners. and Cantonese used in Hong Kong and some areas in china mainland like Guangzhou. And traditional Chinese writing in Taiwan and Hong Kong
For your information😀

@globcoco @hansw

@design_RG

Thank you, sometimes I feel like I wish I can erase my memory about the Chinese language and fill in with English so my English could get better. i remember you can speak Spanish

@globcoco what's your first language if i can ask :)
@hansw correct me if I'm wrong you live in NL right?

@globcoco @design_RG @hansw

you guys are master of English!

@design_RG

I'm confuse what does woot mean here?😀

@globcoco @hansw

@design_RG

Thank you for asking. I would like to share my experience with you.

traditional tor like the image does not work but the other way is to use tor extension on waterfox (chrome and Firefox also have): like this CLI image.
the extension called Onion Browser Button.

@nolan

@nolan

Thank you for your reply,
don't worry. i already found an other way :)