Thursday, 22 November 2012

Learning Mandarin and the effects to the world economics


Influence on Learning Mandarin to the World Economics

In the old days my dad always ask me to learn French, Russian, and Japanese because it will help me in the future, But now he ask me to learn mandarin in collage because china is dominating the world economy. Although Chinese may in fact be in high demand, what’s equally important is to factor in is the supply of mandarin speakers. According to the US census, in 2006 there were 2.5 million** people in the United States who speak mandarin at home. That’s more than any language other than English and Spanish. What this means is that not even counting the hundreds of thousands of American currently studying mandarin as a second language, there are already over two million Americans, who by virtue of growing up speaking  mandarin
 Nowadays we can see that most of the goods that we bought are made from china even the branded goods that are from us, for an example recently I went to US and went to an apple store there and wanted to buy an iPad that just came out and I find out it is made from china.  This really shows that china is dominating the world economics because the practically make everything there and I just found out from an article that they even makes fake eggs.
Learn mandarin to upgrade your status
For those who is still studying and looking for if you can speak mandarin, you will have brighter future, this is because you will have lot of opportunity to get a job because most company are from china and if you already got a job you have high chance to get promoted to a higher or better position.  There are a substantial amount of career-oriented positions available which will make use of your mandarin skills. The thing is, most of them are in China, particularly Beijing, Shanghai, and Shenzhen. If your goal is to base your career on mandarin, you should be comfortable with the idea that you’re going to be spending the majority of your time in China. This is why you need to learn mandarin as your second language.


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