I want to travel to Yanbian, can they understand Chinese?

You don't have to worry at all, everyone here understands Chinese and can communicate with people in Chinese. When I first arrived, I was a little worried that I would be here for a few months, whether it was eating, shopping, or working, there was no language barrier. Yanbian retains the original Korean folk characteristics, and you will definitely gain something when you come to travel!!

Have a great time in Yanji!!

I am a Han brother in Yanbian, is there any place in the world where I can't understand Chinese? Even abroad, there are a lot of Han people!! What's more, our Chinese are under the loess!!

Depressed, there are still people who ask this kind of question!! More than 60 are Han Chinese!!

Of course I can understand it, or how can the Han and other ethnic minorities communicate with the Korean people The Chinese of the Korean people is very good Some of them you can't tell if he is Han or the Korean Maybe it's better than what you said You underestimate the Yanbian people too much.

Of course! And all in standard Mandarin. Probably more fluent than you say.

Of course, nearly half of the population is Han Chinese, and Koreans also speak Chinese.

Worrying is unnecessary, everyone is bilingual.

Of course you can, and don't forget, this is also China!

You are welcome to Yanbian.

Yes, I'm Korean, and most of us usually speak Chinese, so don't worry.

Of course you can understand, do you think Yanbian people speak Chinese so badly? Hehe.

I've been to Yanbian, and they all speak Chinese, and the girls are so beautiful

Hello, basically I don't understand, few people know Chinese, it is recommended to communicate in Japanese.

If you can understand it, what else do you need to translate?

I've been to Hong Kong many times and I don't know Cantonese and English. There is no problem, because large shopping malls and restaurants can basically understand Mandarin, and only a few places and older people can only speak Cantonese. So don't worry. Hope it helps.

Yes, everyone speaks Mandarin now.

Most of them speak Cantonese, but there will also be Hong Kong Pu.

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do you know chinese?I hope the landlord adopts o( o haha.

The visa officer usually asks questions in Chinese, and the interview notes:

1. First of all, you should say hello to the visa officer.

3. When speaking, you should look directly at the visa officer, and do not look around.

5. It is necessary to understand the tour fee**, deposit**, departure time, return time, and the number of days of the whole journey.

8. The interview time for foreign guests and guests who have a history of visa refusal or divorce will be relatively longer.

9. If you mention the reason for not traveling to the United States with your family, you should say that your family is busy and you need to take care of your children at home.

12. Show the ** of the country you have visited.

13. When it comes to proof of assets, please present the original passbook, car property, real estate and other information that can prove assets.

13. The specific itinerary is the responsibility of the host party.

If you are traveling in a group, you must speak Chinese. If you behave well in English, he will ask a lot of questions. There is also a visa officer who speaks Chinese very well, so you don't have to worry. I suggest you speak Chinese.

Tourist visa, and with the group, can be completely in Chinese, don't worry!

You're traveling, not working or living, so you don't need English in the first place.

Of course! Speaking Chinese is better than speaking English, and there are no immigration tendencies.

1. Almost no one understands Chinese.

2. Speak English when shopping.

3. Can't understand Chinese.

4. TV series? Are you watching a Hong Kong TV series or a Filipino TV series? Not many Filipino maids can understand Chinese. So if you watch Hong Kong TV dramas, Hong Kongers and Filipino maids speak English.

If you watch Filipino TV dramas, that's right, they are all translated into Chinese, otherwise, do you think Americans also speak Chinese? Americans in Hollywood blockbusters speak Chinese.

I don't think about it, except for some businessmen in Chinatown, it's hard to come across someone who can speak Chinese.

I don't think there are many Filipino people who can speak Chinese, and most Chinese speak Hokkien.

Of course, if you know Filipino, it's better to speak English when shopping in a shopping mall.

Generally, the service staff in the mall are Filipinos, and they must not understand Chinese.

I don't know what TV series you watch, at least the Filipino locals I know here can't speak Chinese, and even some children of overseas Chinese can't speak it

Not much, no one understands Chinese. A small percentage of people in the Chinatown area understand Chinese (some are Chinese past, and some are local Chinese). These people are the majority. Kidnapping and extortion for ransom all take place in those areas, and there are many wanted criminals on the mainland).

They can shop in English, but they all speak Filipino among the locals.

Messy countries, it is better not to go without special needs, countries that are not guaranteed for foreign citizens. In a country without laws, everything is money. It's not very good, the local Chinese all speak Hokkien and Filipino, they all help the Hokkien gang, this group of things is not good

The ancestors are **, passed down from generation to generation by smuggling and extortion.

There are a lot of overseas Chinese and Chinese, so there are still a lot of them. But generally Filipinos don't say it, unless some people who are in frequent contact with Chinese, such as salespeople at Chanel counters.

It's very nice over there.

Few people speak Chinese in Pakistan... However, Chinese is a popular major in Pakistan...

In fact, it doesn't matter if you speak Chinese, they don't necessarily understand (funny) anyway

It is recommended to speak English, the official languages of Pakistan are English and Urdu, and you can also learn some commonly used Urdu, which is very practical.