1 use soap to be clean 2 please make music quiter 3 city centre more polluted than village 4 senior citizen the oldest people 5 I bought interesting book 6 street performers dont earn enough money 7 designer clothes really quality and the price bigger than common clothes 8 night life for robbery’s 9 sunny weather was created for swimming in the sea or lake 10 in cite centre really heavy traffic 11 fashionable clothes are expensive 12 i ate delicious pasta 13 make music noisier 14 yacht more expensive then car 15 have you ever been in crowded place?
The official written languages of Hong Kong are Chinese and English, as stipulated in Article 9 of the Basic Law of Hong Kong. Cantonese and Mandarin Chinese, as well as English, are allowed as official spoken languages. Written Cantonese is used mainly in children's literature, advertising and other informal correspondence. In addition, the languages of recent immigrants from the Philippines, Indonesia and other countries are used in everyday life. The current situation of dual writing and trilingualism appeared relatively recently (after the transfer of Hong Kong to the PRC in 1998).
2 please make music quiter
3 city centre more polluted than village
4 senior citizen the oldest people
5 I bought interesting book
6 street performers dont earn enough money
7 designer clothes really quality and the price bigger than common clothes
8 night life for robbery’s
9 sunny weather was created for swimming in the sea or lake
10 in cite centre really heavy traffic
11 fashionable clothes are expensive
12 i ate delicious pasta
13 make music noisier
14 yacht more expensive then car
15 have you ever been in crowded place?
The official written languages of Hong Kong are Chinese and English, as stipulated in Article 9 of the Basic Law of Hong Kong. Cantonese and Mandarin Chinese, as well as English, are allowed as official spoken languages. Written Cantonese is used mainly in children's literature, advertising and other informal correspondence. In addition, the languages of recent immigrants from the Philippines, Indonesia and other countries are used in everyday life. The current situation of dual writing and trilingualism appeared relatively recently (after the transfer of Hong Kong to the PRC in 1998).