To denote quantities, this language uses a measure word, such as "ge" [GUH], between the number and the object. This language differentiates between homophones through four different tones, indicated in one writing system by markings above the vowel. Romanization systems for this language include Wade-Giles and Pinyin. This language's word for "person" is "ren," and this language's speakers call it Zhongwen [JONG-wen]. For 10 points, name this la
To denote quantities, this language uses a measure word, such as "ge" [GUH], between the number and the object. This language differentiates between homophones through four different tones, indicated in one writing system by markings above the vowel. Romanization systems for this language include Wade-Giles and Pinyin. This language's word for "person" is "ren," and this language's speakers call it Zhongwen [JONG-wen]. For 10 points, name this language, which, like Cantonese, is spoken widely in China.
To denote quantities, this language uses a measure word, such as "ge" [GUH], between the number and the object.
{Mandarin} [accept {Chinese} before “{China}” is read]