Interest in learning Chinese language grows among young Argentines

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Interest in learning Chinese language grows among young Argentines

STORY: Interest in learning Chinese language grows among young Argentines DATELINE: Nov. 12, 2022 LENGTH: 00:02:00 LOCATION: Buenos Aires CATEGORY: SOCIETY SHOTLIST: 1. various of young Argentines learning Chinese STORYLINE: A survey by the University Language Center (CUI) at the University of Buenos Aires (UBA) showed that the number of young Chinese language learners in Argentina has been on the rise in the past five years. Roberto Villarruel, General Director of CUI said that the Chinese language fever in the country is due to the increasing presence of China on the world stage. One of the main factors that, in his opinion, motivates the interest in China among young people in Argentina has to do with increasing Chinese investments in the South American country. After registering a record enrollment in the last two years, CUI seeks to expand its Chinese language teaching and learning programs to the country's primary and secondary schools, as well as to public and private companies and government ent

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