The Mandarin Expression of the Week is:
How can we talk to people in Mandarin about whether economic reform can bring world peace?
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What different expressions are used in the Mandarin NWT Bible to refer to different kinds of peace?
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What could we say to people in Mandarin about artificial intelligence (AI)?
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How can we talk to people in Mandarin about current issues related to energy, like high gas prices, etc.?
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How can we say in Mandarin that Jesus will soon bring an end to all violence?
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In the grand scheme of things, how important is technology?
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How can we talk to honest-hearted ones in the Mandarin field about the fighting in the Middle East?
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How can we talk to honest-hearted ones in the Mandarin field about the Doomsday Clock?
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Would it be good for other writing systems to emulate Chinese characters when it comes to (supposedly) representing meaning directly, without depending on speech sounds?
Should children be taught to read English, etc. words as if they were ideograms, like Chinese characters are supposed to be?
The Library tab in the JW Library app
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Do Chinese characters really directly represent meaning visually, without dependence on language sound?
Table from p. 129 of the book The Chinese Language: Fact and Fantasy
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The Mandarin Expression of the Week is:
How can we introduce to Mandarin-speaking people the subject of what the Bible says about nuclear war?
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Why should we learn how to discuss in Mandarin what lesson 13 of the Enjoy Life Forever! book says about World War II?
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What could we say to people in the Mandarin field who may be concerned about war in the Middle East?
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Why is it especially important to talk to people in the Mandarin field about the impressive and moving ways in which Jehovah God uses his power?
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How could we reply to a Mandarin-speaking person who says that the idea of a world without war is just a fairy tale?
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What can we say to Mandarin-speaking people about why the earth is unique?
Earthrise
This iconic picture shows Earth peeking out from beyond the lunar surface as the first crewed spacecraft circumnavigated the Moon.
Pale Blue Dot
This narrow-angle color image of the Earth, taken from a distance of more than 4 billion miles (6.4 billion km) from Earth, is a part of the first ever “portrait” of the solar system taken by the Voyager 1 space probe. (Earth is the blueish-white speck almost halfway up the rightmost band of light.)
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How can we say in Mandarin that Jesus will end war?
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Yes, war will be over, although perhaps not exactly in the way they had imagined. [source]
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How can we tell Mandarin-speaking people that no one and nothing compares to Jehovah? What shows how great the need is in the worldwide Mandarin field?
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Who is Lǐ Huá? Why have so many Chinese people and American people been talking about Lǐ Huá on the Chinese social media app Xiǎohóngshū (RedNote)?
Learning Mandarin out of spite? You're not alone.
— Duolingo (@duolingo) January 15, 2025
We’ve seen a ~216% growth in new Chinese (Mandarin) learners in the US compared to this time last year. https://t.co/9hzwBxfTgD pic.twitter.com/qWM9f5oFYA
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What are some Mandarin expressions that we could keep in mind when speaking with Mandarin-speaking people about extreme weather and climate change?
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