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'Huge shift': why learning Mandarin is losing its appeal in the West

Summary by koreatimes.co.kr
When Colby Porter began Mandarin classes in sixth grade in Syracuse, New York, he was studying alongside 20 of his peers. By his final year of high school, only two other students remained, and the sc...

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'Huge shift': why learning Mandarin is losing its appeal in the West

When Colby Porter began Mandarin classes in sixth grade in Syracuse, New York, he was studying alongside 20 of his peers. By his final year of high school, only two other students remained, and the sc...

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koreatimes.co.kr broke the news in on Wednesday, July 23, 2025.
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