Protocol, culture in business

The founders and staff of TransJet regularly contribute to bridging the gap between Chinese and Hungarian culture in business and at the level of protocol alike.

The founders of the agency assist the work of such renowned institutions as the Confucius Institute or the ELTE FTT Department Of Translation And Interpreting.

Mandarin Chinese

Based on Northern dialects, the official language is widely spoken in the People's Republic of China. Mandarin (‘Putonghua’, i.e. ‘common tongue’ in Chinese) is taught at school and all provinces and towns have television broadcasts in this language. The common Chinese language is not artificially created, but rather it is based on Northern, primarily Beijing dialects. The fact that close to 70 percent of the country’s population already speaks one of the Northern dialects that differs only slightly from Putonghua played an important part in making this particular language variation the country’s official language in 1909. The official language, referred to by the Western world as Mandarin Chinese or simply Mandarin, is spoken by practically everyone in the country. It is understood and used in Taiwan and Singapore, but in recent years its use has also become widespread in Cantonese-speaking Hong Kong.

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Protocol, culture in business

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Mandarin Chinese