Can anyone explain to me what makes TikTok and now this RedNote so much better than the other short form options (YT, Insta... others) that people think learning a completely different and unfamiliar language is not only viable, but the best option?
I want to learn another language for travel purposes, which to me makes sense. I've never had the itch to learn one so I could use a social media platform.
They said a 216% spike
That could be an extra 15 people
sick society
Optimists learn English
Pessimists learn Chinese
Realists learn AK-47
True humans know: chaos language
Unga unga ugh baah baaah
Kuwata (soba) tsuno wovalai Tsurizhi (swakhna) pura alekai Kondəvain (kondəvain) umbu fərtun blonnuwail Shurtətei (skora) chegi hiato
Chinnata (bamba) iferih pulei Lechona (nawa) sowethi anei Shijako (shijako) alekhni fatalinya Nih pisha (fali) unhore sile
Utrashain aforen zhəkuraswa Towa ihatosei, ihatosei tsufralai Utrashain aforen zhəkuraswa Towa ihatosei, ihatosei tsufralai Keisha
Ulilya kozhizhi chachu kaija Nyame fetsu mekri, fetsu mekri ling ganal Ueri manja khutei araku Ali laraga chei, laragath yei shindulo
I'm pretty sure that this post is a total load of bs.
so instead of 25 people learning Mandarin now there are 79 people learning Mandarin.
I don't understand how the Tiktok ban is related to another apps' user decline.
the app people are going to instead of TikTok is RedNote which is only built with the Chinese language. so some people are trying to learn Chinese to navigate the app.
To talk to the people much more than just navigating the app, they want to meaningfully engage and be accessible to the chinese people because it's their app meant for actual chinese people.
I do not see anything in the article about user decline for any app, which app is losing users besides TikTok?
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