Did ancient people also learn English? Did the ancient Chinese know English

It must be learned, I am a study of history, according to modern historical records, Li Hongzhang's son Li Jingmai timely recommended the Scotsman Johnston to the small court as the emperor's teacher to teach Puyi English. At that time, there was a trend of learning to speak English throughout the country.

Surely the English of today has evolved from the English of the ancients. Ancient England, Scots and Welsh people all spoke English.

In ancient times, there was no English, so how to learn it. Even in Europe, Latin and various Germanic dialects (one of which later developed into English) were spoken. English became a mature language after the Renaissance and became an international language in the late 19th century.

There should be no, the British only came to China during the Qing Dynasty. That's because we in China are dealing with the Persians, and the United States was established later. So no one knew English in ancient times.

There may be, but it is definitely a very small part, after all, most people do not have this condition.

The Qing Dynasty is also considered ancient, as a history teacher to this question, the Qing Dynasty did not study before, the Qing Dynasty learned, the Opium War of the Qing Dynasty broke out, the British opened the door of China with strong ships and artillery, and English goods, goods and capital poured into China like a tide. And with that, of course, the English language.

Recently, I saw a piece of news, otherwise I think that ancient people did not learn English, and now I think that it is absolutely learned, because some time ago the relevant cultural relics and historical materials were unearthed. A piece of news is about "books", and it is also an "English book" in the Xianfeng era.

Probably not, even if there is, it is estimated that there are fewer people who read private villas, I think it should be foreigners who speak English, and the Central Plains people should be very proud, if I don't want to learn the foreign language that is easy to bite my tongue.

Learning English is not only in modern times, but also in the late Qing Dynasty. In order to learn English well, Emperor Guangxu got up at four o'clock in the morning to study.

Learning to speak English? It is important to know that English, as the national language of the Yanglu-Saxons, was formed no earlier than the 5th century AD. So before the 5th century, English did not exist.

In the Qing Dynasty, some people went abroad to study abroad, and some large families began to give their children foreign language education!

The missionaries also taught believers in the countryside to play the piano.

ancient。

1. The basic meaning of ancient is "ancient", that is, it belongs to the historical period of the past thousands of years ago, and is related to the people who lived a long time ago and their culture and lifestyle.

It also means "ancient; Very old", i.e., there was a long time ago, existed, or occurred or was handed down from distant antiquity and still exists today. ancient can also mean "old" and "old-fashioned"; archaic", which is usually playful at this time, often has a derogatory connotation.

2. ancient can be used as a definite in a sentence, and occasionally as a predicate or object complement.

3. Ancient often refers to the primeval era, generally before the fall of the Western Roman Empire, that is, 476 years ago.

All the dynasties of ancient China were:

Xia Dynasty, Shang Dynasty, Zhou Dynasty, Qin Dynasty, Western Chu, Western Han Dynasty, New Dynasty, Xuan Han Dynasty, Eastern Han Dynasty, Three Kingdoms, Jin Dynasty, Northern and Southern Dynasties, Sui Dynasty, Tang Dynasty, Five Dynasties, Ten Kingdoms, Song Dynasty, Yuan Dynasty, Ming Dynasty, Qing Dynasty.

Brief History of Dynasties: Xia Shang and Western Zhou, Eastern Zhou divided into two sections, Spring and Autumn and Warring States. One unified Qin and two Han, three Wei, Shu and Wu, and two Jin Dynasty were extended before and after. The northern and southern dynasties stood side by side, and the Sui and Tang dynasties were passed down from generation to generation. After the Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties, the dynasty ended.

During the Sui and Tang dynasties, no one should have known English, and the people who dealt with it were either Persians or Arabs, and most of the people who went to China to do business or study had to learn Chinese.

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Yes, especially at the end of the Qing Dynasty.

As long as there is communication, there will be verbal communication.

Of course, there is also a need for translation for state-to-state exchanges.

Sui and Tang? Where is the British Empire??

How is the history teacher taught.

Of course, I have to learn, didn't the ancients send many children to study there, and they all learned English. Zhan Tianyou seems to be the first dial = =, °

Yes, anything is possible.

In the history of our country, there were many ways for ancient people to learn foreign Chinese languages, such as English, and the ancient people of our country would find a foreigner and learn according to his pronunciation.

Historically, people in ancient times learned English by hiring Westerners and teaching them at home.

In ancient China, there was no such thing as the popularization of learning English, and the learning of foreign languages was gradually raised and advocated in the late Qing Dynasty. Because, before the late Qing Dynasty, Middle Ages could be called a world-level power, how could a strong country learn a weak Chinese language? Later, in the late Qing Dynasty, China was gradually surpassed by Western powers, and the British and the rise of the United States led to the counterattack of English, which originated in the 5th century, and became the mainstream language of the world.

China is because it lagged too far behind European countries in the colonial era, otherwise it is still unknown what the official language of the world is now.

That was the first person who dealt with foreigners, and through gestures and various explanations, he wrote a book that he used to learn English!

1. Every country and nation should trade with others in order to communicate with each other and learn each other's language in the first place; 2. In order to disseminate their teachings, religious believers often travel to foreign countries and races without avoiding life and death, and while they spread their teachings, they also spread their culture and language to foreign countries and races. 3. People who immigrate to other places will also bring their languages to other places. Fourth, in the process of conquering foreign nations in ancient dynasties, language and culture will also spread.

You don't have to be presumptuous, before the closure of the country, only those who understand can learn Some of those people are mixed-race Some have lived in China for a long time Some are because of ** exchanges If you want to make money, you have to learn each other's language In order to survive, you can learn it quickly These people are the main force of foreign language translation. At that time, I didn't think it was an honor to master one or a few foreign languages, because we came from all over the world to congratulate us, and the red-haired ghosts had to come to learn our language in order to trade with us. Of course, in the middle and late Qing Dynasty, there were specialized foreign language learners, and in the Ministry of Rites, there were schools that specialized in learning foreign languages, and in the later period, there were even schools specializing in foreign languages.

Don't ask such a brain-dead question next time.

We Chinese sometimes can't figure it out, for example, do you understand the meaning of the fifteen national styles in the poetry scriptures?

In fact, classical Chinese is easier for foreigners who can speak English than learning vernacular Chinese, because many grammars in classical Chinese are almost exactly the same as English.

A man who like dragon ;

Moreover, English, like classical Chinese, is a very concise grammar. What foreigners can't stand the most is the verbosity of Chinese vernacular.

Moreover, the grammar of classical Chinese is relatively standardized. Unlike vernacular Chinese, it is derived from colloquial, disorganized grammar. It's okay to do this, it's okay to do that, foreigners are very uncomfortable.

Yes, but it is more difficult and requires a certain amount of basic rice green.

Of course, we can learn foreign languages, in ancient China, we still had ** contacts with foreign countries, so we must learn, otherwise we can't understand what people say.

Yes. In ancient times, people had contacts with countries outside the Central Plains, so they naturally needed translators, so they would also learn foreign languages.

No, there is no record in the history of love that the ancients learned foreign languages. And transportation in ancient times was not very developed, so I don't think the ancients learned foreign languages.

It's no surprise that the ancients didn't learn English, and there's no reason to talk about it. Society is constantly developing, we can't always compare with ancient times, let's learn English well!

The ancients didn't know anyone who knew English, so how to teach