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Morteza Pouraliganji @ Tianjin Teda | 2015-2016
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Originally posted by txshi View PostTEDA has specific translator in Spanish and English, but not Farsi. I watched a video today (would be posted below) and the reporter says that seems Morteza only knows a little English, is it true? I think this doesn't make sense.
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Originally posted by txshi View PostI watched a video today (would be posted below) and the reporter says that seems Morteza only knows a little English, is it true? I think this doesn't make sense.
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Originally posted by PersianLegion View PostTo be honest I don't expect him to be fluent in English, but even if he is fluent in English, it will be very hard to understand English with thick Chinese accent. First time I saw someone speaking English with Chinese accent I could barely understand 3 out of 10 words he spoke!
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"Main defensive force Pouraliganji and Lucas had have a good career resume, especially Pouraliganji, seen from the last round of competition, does show a very good individual ability, but now the two did not show understanding. "I can communicate Pouraliganji in English. I think if in a correct system, even without language, we are also able to communicate with his eyes, but to achieve this understanding will take some time." Lucas said.
While Pouraliganji is able to say something in simple English, but Hahn in the arrangement of some complex tactics, the Iranians still is often puzzled. TEDA club is also working to find a translator for Pouraliganji, and let them into the team as soon as possible. However, the Persian language speakers are few, and to find a suitable candidate has become a problem."
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Originally posted by aenima_8 View Post"Main defensive force Pouraliganji and Lucas had have a good career resume, especially Pouraliganji, seen from the last round of competition, does show a very good individual ability, but now the two did not show understanding. "I can communicate Pouraliganji in English. I think if in a correct system, even without language, we are also able to communicate with his eyes, but to achieve this understanding will take some time." Lucas said.
While Pouraliganji is able to say something in simple English, but Hahn in the arrangement of some complex tactics, the Iranians still is often puzzled. TEDA club is also working to find a translator for Pouraliganji, and let them into the team as soon as possible. However, the Persian language speakers are few, and to find a suitable candidate has become a problem."
http://sports.enorth.com.cn/system/2...30080636.shtml
How to find a translator
1. Send from Iran
2. Find in Malaysia
3. Hire a Tajik who can speak both Persian and Chinese there are some 50000 Tajiks living in China.
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Originally posted by saadat_abad View Postone of my professors is chinese... i honestly do not understand what he teaches. #almostfailing
I feel TEDA rushed with buying PAG and didn't think much about the language barrier. They probably thought lets buy him first then we will do something...
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Originally posted by PersianLegion View PostFinding a translator is easy although PAG should have learn some English before even thinking about the transfer to Europe.
How to find a translator
1. Send from Iran
2. Find in Malaysia
3. Hire a Tajik who can speak both Persian and Chinese there are some 50000 Tajiks living in China.
But whatever I'll repost your reply to TEDA's official account in Weibo (Chinese Twitter), hope they could see it and change the way of thinking.
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Originally posted by jahandoost View PostI've got two, can only communicate with them via email.
I feel TEDA rushed with buying PAG and didn't think much about the language barrier. They probably thought lets buy him first then we will do something...
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Originally posted by jahandoost View PostI've got two, can only communicate with them via email.
I feel TEDA rushed with buying PAG and didn't think much about the language barrier. They probably thought lets buy him first then we will do something...
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Originally posted by txshi View PostI quickly checked from Baidu Baike (Chinese Wiki) and found that "Tajiks" in China actually don't speak Farsi. They cannot communicate with the Tajikistan's Tajiks. (I know Tajik and Dali can be seen as dialects of Farsi)
But whatever I'll repost your reply to TEDA's official account in Weibo (Chinese Twitter), hope they could see it and change the way of thinking.
Second notice:
There are Tajiks from Tajikistan who study in China and more who learned Mandarin for trade. You can hire one of them as well if you don't want to hire a translator from Iran. I know a Tajik singer used to study in China and her name was Nozya Karomatulo
here is a Mandarin class in Tajikistan
Our Tajik cousins in China
Ask any Persian here if He/She can understand their Dialect of Persian. I can understand it almost perfectly. I don't know why Chinese government consider them as a different dialect.
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