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The language probably lacks the simple descriptive translation OP would find helpful. I took two years of mandarin in high school, and there’s no distinction between certain particular things. For instance, “rat” and “mouse” are both “shu,” so asking for a particular names in such an instance would indeed be pointless.
then how are the native speakers ordering without pointing if the whole menu is one world
That would be even more frustrating honestly if the person I was buying bread for was then picky about kind of bread. "Hey I didn't want bread I wanted bread" Uhm yeah
WTF what kind of bakery just has bread where are the cookies and chocolates!?!! I want some cake godammit!
Thats funny!
Well, there are different kinds of bread. Surely they're not all the same in that store, right?
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Wow, supportive, really supportive.
That would be even more frustrating honestly if the person I was buying bread for was then picky about kind of bread. "Hey I didn't want bread I wanted bread" Uhm yeah