ABNN India very excited that Pakistan made 华语 official status, fucked by PAK!

[HongKanSeng]

http://mil.news.sina.com.cn/2018-02-21/doc-ifyrvaxe8085453.shtml

印媒称汉语成巴基斯坦官方语言 巴方回应是鼓励学习
印媒称汉语成巴基斯坦官方语言 巴方回应是鼓励学习

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　　[环球网报道 记者 朱梦颖]原来，这真的是假新闻！

　　19日，包括印度知名主流媒体——亚洲通讯社（ANI）、《今日印度》、《每日新闻与分析》等多家印度媒体曝出了一个所谓“大新闻”。

　　“汉语普通话被批准成为巴基斯坦官方语言！”

　　《每日新闻与分析》：巴基斯坦通过将汉语普通话作为官方语言的议案。　　

　　《今日印度》：Salaam Walaikum（你好）， 你好：巴基斯坦参议院批准宣布汉语为官方语言的议案。　　

　　印度亚洲通讯社（ANI）报道截图　　

　　消息来自哪？原来是一家名为“Abb takk新闻台”，总部位于巴基斯坦第一大城市——卡拉奇的乌尔都语私人新闻台。环环请教了多名在巴基斯坦工作的中国记者，都没有听过它，暂且就将它排除在巴基斯坦主流媒体之外吧。

　　“Abb Takk新闻台”报道截图　　

　　而ANI等多家印媒却援引了这家“不知名新闻台”的消息，以讹传讹，越传越远。。。。。。

　　20日，巴基斯坦参议院终于坐不住了，官方辟谣！

　　《今日巴基斯坦》报道截图

　　在题为“参议院严厉斥责印媒声称‘中文是巴基斯坦第三官方语言’（的行为）”的报道中，《今日巴基斯坦》称，巴基斯坦参议院主席当日在主持议会时澄清了这一事实，并重申参议院19日通过的“中文决议”。

　　根据参议院主席的表态，该决议的具体措辞是：

　　考虑到中巴经济走廊框架（CPEC）下两国合作日益紧密，参议院鼓励当下以及未来中巴经济走廊人力资源培训项目都要开启学习中国官方语言的课程，以降低沟通的成本。

　　所以，印度的媒体们听清楚了吗？人家巴基斯坦参议院只是在19日通过了关于开启学习中国官方语言的课程，而非将中文纳为国家语言。

　　嗯，官方辟谣，最为致命！

 

[ToaPehGong]

So I'll be allowed to slap every Pakistani who doesn't understand Mandarins?

 

[syed putra]

Thats only to entice prc chiao boos to pakistan to be raped. Nothing more. Good move!

 

[greedy and cunning]

pakis are out of their mind,
it is as ridiculous as NZ making burmese an official language
just because there are some good kind gentle burmese living in the country.

 

[Devil Within]

Fake news lah. The real story is below.

https://www.outlookindia.com/websit...ot-made-mandarin-its-official-language/308580

Sorry, Pakistan Has Not Made Mandarin Its Official Language
Senate had recommended that Pakistanis who work or will work for the Chinese project CPEC in future should be taught Mandarin to prevent communication errors
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motion, was lost in the communication.

“This House recommends that, in view of the growing collaboration between Pakistan and China under the CPEC, courses of the Official Chinese Language should be launched for all current and prospective Pakistani CPEC human resource in order to overcome any costly communication barriers."

In plain English, what it meant was that the “House recommends that Pakistanis who work or will work for the Chinese project CPEC in future should be taught Mandarin to prevent communication errors that could prove costly”.

The USD 50 billion China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) is a network of infrastructure projects that are currently under construction throughout Pakistan that will connect China's Xinjiang province with Gwadar port in Pakistan's Balochistan province.

The 1973 Constitution recognises Urdu as Pakistan’s only national language. It also promises to make it the official language of the state. “Article 251 of the Constitution says “arrangements shall be made for [Urdu] being used for official and other purposes within [next] fifteen years”. A subclause allows the use of English until those arrangements are made; another subclause permits provinces to promote “provincial languages” alongside Urdu.”

Not just Indian media houses, even Pakistan's Ambassador to the US Hussain Haqqani also fell for the fake news. He tweeted: "In a short span of 70 years, Pakistan has flirted with promoting four languages that were not the mother tongue of many people in the country - English, Urdu, Arabic, and now Chinese -- ignoring native languages."

The 'fake news' did seem believable to most, considering Pakistan and China's growing affinity.

According to Dawn News, Pakistanis are more interested in learning the Chinese language than ever as they see the tides changing and expect that knowing Mandarin would mean more job opportunities in Pakistan and China.

There have been attempts to dilute the monopoly of Urdu as national language in a country where more Pakistanis are native speakers of Punjabi, Sindhi and Pashto.

A report said: “A private member bill was moved in the National Assembly to declare Balochi, Punjabi, Pashto, Sindhi, Shina and Seraiki as national languages alongside Urdu. The bill was shot down, mainly because it was seen as clashing with Article 251.”

 

[syed putra]

Those arrogant tiongs if they want o overseas projects, they should be speaking punjabi or urdu or whatever language pakis speak.

 

[TemaseX]

Fake news lah. The real story is below.

https://www.outlookindia.com/websit...ot-made-mandarin-its-official-language/308580

Sorry, Pakistan Has Not Made Mandarin Its Official Language
Senate had recommended that Pakistanis who work or will work for the Chinese project CPEC in future should be taught Mandarin to prevent communication errors
OUTLOOK WEB BUREAU

Share
motion, was lost in the communication.

“This House recommends that, in view of the growing collaboration between Pakistan and China under the CPEC, courses of the Official Chinese Language should be launched for all current and prospective Pakistani CPEC human resource in order to overcome any costly communication barriers."

In plain English, what it meant was that the “House recommends that Pakistanis who work or will work for the Chinese project CPEC in future should be taught Mandarin to prevent communication errors that could prove costly”.

The USD 50 billion China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) is a network of infrastructure projects that are currently under construction throughout Pakistan that will connect China's Xinjiang province with Gwadar port in Pakistan's Balochistan province.

The 1973 Constitution recognises Urdu as Pakistan’s only national language. It also promises to make it the official language of the state. “Article 251 of the Constitution says “arrangements shall be made for [Urdu] being used for official and other purposes within [next] fifteen years”. A subclause allows the use of English until those arrangements are made; another subclause permits provinces to promote “provincial languages” alongside Urdu.”

Not just Indian media houses, even Pakistan's Ambassador to the US Hussain Haqqani also fell for the fake news. He tweeted: "In a short span of 70 years, Pakistan has flirted with promoting four languages that were not the mother tongue of many people in the country - English, Urdu, Arabic, and now Chinese -- ignoring native languages."

The 'fake news' did seem believable to most, considering Pakistan and China's growing affinity.

According to Dawn News, Pakistanis are more interested in learning the Chinese language than ever as they see the tides changing and expect that knowing Mandarin would mean more job opportunities in Pakistan and China.

There have been attempts to dilute the monopoly of Urdu as national language in a country where more Pakistanis are native speakers of Punjabi, Sindhi and Pashto.

A report said: “A private member bill was moved in the National Assembly to declare Balochi, Punjabi, Pashto, Sindhi, Shina and Seraiki as national languages alongside Urdu. The bill was shot down, mainly because it was seen as clashing with Article 251.”

This is the Ah Neh Land fake news they sore eye China friend with Pakistan. Xijinping arming Pakistan strongly, and defeat Indian forces. Ah Neh Tak Boleh Tahan.

 

[JohnTan]

I can't wait for the pakis to burn the chinks at the first mention of a fake blasphemy accusation by their dishonest clerics.

 

[Tony Tan]

I can't wait for the pakis to burn the chinks at the first mention of a fake blasphemy accusation by their dishonest clerics.

 

[JohnTan]

Pakis willing to go ching chong ling long? Will they also be willing to eat pork, the chink's national meat? I hope to see Pakistan import lots of chinese pork in the near future.

 

[Tony Tan]