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Kenny1999 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
'china restaurant' or 'chinese restaurant'
what is the difference between 'china restaurant' and 'chinese restaurant'
are they both correct?
my opinion: i think Chinese restaurant is correct but I know those people say China Town in the US but not Chinese Town
. I am confused.
when we are talking about the government of China, which one is correct?
chinese government? china government? china's government?
are they both correct?
my opinion: i think Chinese restaurant is correct but I know those people say China Town in the US but not Chinese Town
. I am confused.
when we are talking about the government of China, which one is correct?
chinese government? china government? china's government?
Top answer
kenny1999 what is the difference between ' C hina restaurant' and ' C hinese restaurant' None, I would think. What is your problem with capitalization? It is much more important than China vs Chinese.
- kenny1999 what is the difference between ' C hina restaurant' and ' C hinese restaurant' None, I would think.
- What is your problem with capitalization?
- It is much more important than China vs Chinese.
- kenny1999 are they both correct?
- No; only 'Chinese restaurant' is used, in my estimation.
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kenny1999what is the difference between 'China restaurant' and 'Chinese restaurant'None, I would think. What is your problem with capitalization? It is much more important than China vs Chinese.
kenny1999are they both correct?No; only 'Chinese restaurant' is used, in my estimation.
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