Mandarin translation services
Sino-Tibetan > Chinese
Simplified or Traditional
Left-to-right
over 800 million
Putonghua
China, Taiwan, SIngapore
Roughly 1 in 5 people in the world speak Mandarin as their native tongue.
Mandarin is the most widely spoken form of Chinese. It is spoken throughout China, with distinct regional differences, and beyond.
Mandarin is written using simplified Chinese characters in China and Singapore, but using traditional characters in Taiwan and Hong Kong.
For more information – please talk to us or see our main page on Chinese here: www.geolanguages.co.uk/Chinese.
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