Is it me or does APIA have a Chinese version on the website??

[PTILoveYou]

Is it me or does APIA have a Chinese version on the website??

www.apia.org.nz

top right corner looks like you can bring up a Chinese version. (click on the red flag)

talk about the Chinese influence haha!

[Bluekiwi]

Clicked on it but nothing seemed to happen.

I am thinking of getting a shirt with "I Love China" on it

I love china

[Damap]

It translates entire site into chinese. Terrible coding though takes ages to load up.

[Davo36]

Need to teach our kids Mandarin!

[RHarris]

How ridiculous. A member would need to speak English to attend

[Keys]

Terrible coding though takes ages to load up.

It took about three seconds on my computer to load.

[Wayne]

It uses google translate which is why it takes a while.
A very simple enhancement really.

[PTILoveYou]

Chinese is a complicated language, so I'm not surprised it took that long to load.

No it does take too long, Google is not that good at things after all haha.

[RHarris]

To me the whole exercise in translating is pointless. If people need to speak or read their native tongue there are their own cultural societal groups. Better off encouraging people to learn English if they struggle.

[Leftette]

Just as well your post is grammatically correct, RHarris, if a little clunky around the "there are their" point.

[On 9 9]

John Key told me last night the new flag will be reddish with a few stars in there too.

What's not to like ? How ridiculous can it be?

The world relies on China. It's a fact.

Why does (did) Kevin Rudd speak fluent Mandrain?

Why did John Key recently licked Xi Jinping's ass?

[Leftette]

It's "arse" around here, On 9 9.

[DazRaz]

Just as well your post is grammatically correct, RHarris, if a little clunky around the "there are their" point.

Is it? I've re-read it a number of times and still not sure of the idea. It is at least missing a comma and I can't work our whether it should be there, their or they're. As it stands, it makes no sense.

[DazRaz]

The Canterbury PIA website can be translated to swedish chef - http://www.rinkworks.com/dialect/dia...%2Fcpia.org.nz

[On 9 9]

It's "arse" around here, On 9 9.

Shows that I'm a foreigner.