“How is your Chinese?” I ask Stuart Fuller, the Hong Kong-based global managing partner of King & Wood Mallesons, the Australian-Chinese law firm. “It’s terrible,” he says. Chinese is a tonal language. The key to learning it, he thinks, is being musical. “I am terrible at music,” Mr Fuller says. “If I ever sing, my four children say: ‘Stop it!’”
“你汉语怎么样？”我问驻香港的澳大利亚-manbetx3.0 合资律所金杜律师事务所(King & Wood Mallesons)的manbetx app苹果 管理合伙人傅思德(Stuart Fuller)。“很糟糕，”他说。汉语是一种声调语言。他认为，学习汉语的关键是擅长音乐。“我在音乐上太糟糕了。”傅思德说，“如果我唱起歌来，我的四个孩子就会说：‘停下！’”
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