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Sinophone,
which means "Chinese-speaking",
typically refers to an
individual who
speaks at
least one
variety of
Chinese (that is, one of the
Sinitic languages)...
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given names adopted by
speakers of the
Chinese language, both in majority-
Sinophone countries and
among the
Chinese diaspora.
Chinese given names are almost...
- modern-day
Chinese diaspora. The
Sinosphere is not to be
confused with
Sinophone,
which indicates countries where a Chinese-speaking po****tion is dominant...
- 20648025. ISSN 1324-9347. JSTOR 20648025.
Review of
Sinophone Studies Lan, Feng (2014). "Review of
Sinophone Studies: A
Critical Reader". The
Journal of Asian...
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Literary critics often classify him as a
representative of Malaysian-Chinese
Sinophone writing who
writes in the mode of
magical realism,
often "confronting...
- "Animation,
Visual Effects, Gaming, and Comics".
Though the term is
common in
Sinophone-speaking
areas and East Asia, it is not
prevalent in the Anglosphere....
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boxed lunches in
other Asian countries such as in China,
Taiwan and
other Sinophone communities known as héfàn (盒饭) or biàndāng in
Mandarin and piān-tong...
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Arabophone Francophone Hispanophone Indosphere Lusophone Persophone Russophone Sinophone Statistics on
second language speakers are
inevitably not precise; partly...
- 2021). "At the
Periphery of Nanyang: The
Hakka Community of Timor-Leste".
Sinophone Southeast Asia. Brill. pp. 52–90. doi:10.1163/9789004473263_004. ISBN 9789004473263...
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worldwide in
regions and
countries that
house significant Overseas Chinese or
Sinophone po****tions,
especially in
Southeast Asia.
These include Singapore, Brunei...
