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Yeah, but its the engish spelling :-(
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It's Macao in English, Macau in Portugues and Aomen in Chinese.
Hong Kong is simpler: it's Xianggang in Chinese, and Houng Koung in American English.
Hong Kong is simpler: it's Xianggang in Chinese, and Houng Koung in American English.
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Hi Doberry,
And you may be very surprised just how many chinese read english, especially if the use the internet- there are a lot of them!
Millions vist Macao/Macau every year and spend vast fortunes - would you say the same thing if it was Hongkong.com.cn, recognised in all corners of the world irrespective of language!
And you may be very surprised just how many chinese read english, especially if the use the internet- there are a lot of them!
Millions vist Macao/Macau every year and spend vast fortunes - would you say the same thing if it was Hongkong.com.cn, recognised in all corners of the world irrespective of language!
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