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This week, the Wikipedia Signpost published volume 5, issue 9, which includes these articles:
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Rename is done in zh wiki. Best regards.-- Mywood ( talk) 09:10, 3 April 2009 (UTC)
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Hi Joshua. I saw your edit to Simplified Chinese characters and read your userpage, and I figured it was worth a shot to ask: Do you think you'd be interested in helping me with Second round of simplified Chinese characters? I got interested in the topic a few weeks ago, but ran into a brick wall because I can't access the Mandarin portion of the net/library and a few contacts turned up nothing. But if you can do the "methods of simplification" and "effects" (the stuff about licence plates and such - I can handle the sociological aspect) from the Chinese Wikipedia and elsewhere, I can finish what I started and we'd have a featured article. Recognizance ( talk) 19:16, 11 May 2009 (UTC)
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Do you have time to peek at Malaysia–Sweden relations, a little help finding sources would help, or if you know of anyone else with good research skills with Malaysian source material. -- Richard Arthur Norton (1958- ) ( talk) 13:32, 8 June 2009 (UTC)
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Hello. I saw your name on the list of translators. I have a question concerning English to Chinese translation. The Islam in China article mentions more info in the English article than in the Chinese article. I was thinking about how to ask Chinese Wikipedia if they can translate the English information into the Chinese articles, maybe like with a tag or something asking for a translation, but I could not get very far. lol. Deeply appreciate if you can tell me what to do. Just FYI, I contacted two other translators before but got no reply. Thank You. Editingman ( talk) 12:10, 7 July 2009 (UTC)
{{Request translation|[[:en:(Article name in English Wikipedia]]|0}}
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Joshua
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13:08, 7 July 2009 (UTC)The articles have been made and have been translated but there only needs to be links to these articles,..so this is the section from Religion in China and if I have this translation and can use these sentences for other links. I got the citations, that is not a problem. It is shameful that I should ask again after I said I would not ask but take all the time you wish on this and there is no hurry at all.
中國伊斯蘭教 dates to an envoy led by the uncle of 穆罕默德 himself, eighteen years after his death. 唐高宗 showed esteem for 伊斯蘭教 and established 怀圣寺 in memory of the prophet.
穆斯林 immigrated to 中國 for trade and became influential within society. They dominated the import/export industry during the 宋朝. The office of director general of shipping was consistently held by a 穆斯林. Larger immigration began when hundreds of thousands of穆斯林were relocated, during the 元朝, to help administer 中國. 也黑迭兒丁 led the construction of the Yuan capital of 汗八里, present-day 北京. Six of the most trusted generals of 洪武帝 , the founder of the 明朝, were 穆斯林. 藍玉案 led a victory over the 蒙古族, ending the蒙古族 dream to reconquer 中國. 郑和 led seven expeditions to the 印度洋. 穆斯林 who were descended from earlier immigration assimiliated by speaking Chinese dialects and by adopting Chinese names and culture. This era is sometimes called the Golden Age of 伊斯蘭教 in 中國. 南京 become an important center of Islamic study.
However, relations worsened during the 清朝, which prohibited the construction of 清真寺 and the 朝覲. The 清朝 suppressed five bloody 回族 revolts and it is sometimes labeled as 種族滅絕. The清朝 killed a million people in the 杜文秀起义 and several million in the 同治陕甘回变. A policy called 洗回had long been advocated by government officials. After the fall of the清朝, 孫中山 proclaimed 五族共和 and included the 回族. In 1911, the provinces of 青海, 甘肃 and 宁夏 fell to a 穆斯林 family known as the 馬家軍.
Today, 伊斯蘭教 is experiencing a revival. There is an upsurge in Islamic expression and many nation-wide Islamic associations have organized to co-ordinate inter-ethnic activities among穆斯林. 穆斯林 are found in every province in中國. Of 55 officially recognized minorities, ten groups are predominately 穆斯林. In 2006 a record number of Chinese traveled to Mecca for the朝覲, up 40 percent from the previous year.
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Re this edit, I don't know personally but, as I understand it, Article 152(2) of the constitution of Malaysia provided that the English language may be used in both houses of harliament, in the legislative assembly of every State, and for all other official purposes, until parliament otherwise provides. It would be useful if you could cite the action in which parliament has provided otherwise. Wtmitchell (talk) (earlier Boracay Bill) 22:42, 13 July 2009 (UTC)
Precisely speaking, Chinese Pinyin means romanization of Chinese, that is different from Mandarin Pinyin, which is only a kind of Chinese Pinyin only suitable for Mandarin, which means it is not suitable for romanization of others like Cantonese, Taiwanese etc. The long name of Mandarin Pinyin is Chinese Mandarin Pinyin i.e. "漢語普通話拼音". Due to the definition of Chinese Pinyin is a general concept, it is often implied to Chinese Mandarin Pinyin, but actually it is not equal. If Chinese Pinyin only refer to Chinese Mandarin Pinyin, then it does not respect other Chinese languages, which is not the dialect of Mandarin, but is the dialect of Chinese. Secondly, Chinese Mandarin Pinyin lacks of entering tones "入聲", which is the characteristic of Chinese, that is why it cannot represent the precise definition of Chinese Pinyin. If Chinese Pinyin only refer to Mandarin Pinyin, then Cantonese, Taiwanese are not Chinese. That is of course not true.—Preceding unsigned comment added by 116.76.1.248 ( talk • contribs) 08:14, 17 July 2009
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Thanks! -- Joshua Say "hi" to me! What I've done? 03:58, 5 September 2009 (UTC)
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Sorry for the confusion. I was asking if you could please translate the section above. I already translated some of the words that I could. I need this to make links to the articles that were made. I hope this will not be too much trouble. Editingman ( talk) 17:22, 26 September 2009 (UTC)
I trust you have come across at least one of User:Eby5arz's edits this year, but if you're not aware already, his edits appears to be centered primarily around blanking information that doesn't seem to be in favour of pro-ruling government views, all while doing it without edit summaries. There were a few cut articles which I have only managed to revert recently, and I have a hunch, based on Eby5arz's editing pattern, that he'll be back for another round of blanking in the coming months. There really isn't much grounds to go after him for now, but perhaps it might be a good move to keep an eye on him. I'll do too. Thanks. - 60.50.255.23 ( talk) 13:35, 4 October 2009 (UTC)
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For your use of Chinese-English language skills in Wikipedia. Enjoy! Editingman ( talk) 00:07, 7 October 2009 (UTC) |