These billionaires' kids are learning something most Australians are not
www.abc.net.au
Rich and powerful families have a strong interest in one particular language, with experts saying it is no surprise given the country's rise.
  • graphito@sopuli.xyzEnglish
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    4 months ago

    It’s like violin classes. Safe but challenging enough to show off to other rich cats.

    If kids don’t plan to work at the mainland, chances are they will never speak at the level and environment where it’s good use of everyone’s time.

    Meanwhile, Chinese would rather you speak English. They probably know English better than clueless foreigner knows their language mindset.