"Japanese language" in Japanese: 国語"Standard Chinese" in Standard Chinese: 国語 (ok this is a bit iffy because 普通話 is also used often) "Taiwanese Mandarin" in Taiwanese Mandarin: 國語"Korean" in Korean: 한국어/韓國語 (at least they added the 韓 lol)
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Statut de Ms Cat (katka@raru.re) sur Saturday, 02-Jan-2021 12:12:43 CET
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Statut de Ms Cat (katka@raru.re) sur Saturday, 02-Jan-2021 12:12:43 CET
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The joke is that they all mean "national language" but in writing it's impossible to tell what they refer to without context
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