@OneSwissMore Very interesting. Do they use our TV's excuse that "the market is too small" to justify their lazy programming? (Since Switzerland's population is barely bigger than HK) Does the TV in Switzerland primarily broadcast in standard German, or...? (I don't really understand your complicated language situation, sorry if that was insensitive)
In Guangdong (the Chinese province next to HK, which is also primarily Cantonese native), there was a big controversy a few years ago when TV switched to Mandarin. Just another step in destroying our language, really, it's a little depressing.
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@OneSwissMore Very interesting. Do they use our TV's excuse that "the market is too small" to justify their lazy programming? (Since Switzerland's population is barely bigger than HK) Does the TV in Switzerland primarily broadcast in standard German, or...? (I don't really understand your complicated language situation, sorry if that was insensitive)
In Guangdong (the Chinese province next to HK, which is also primarily Cantonese native), there was a big controversy a few years ago when TV switched to Mandarin. Just another step in destroying our language, really, it's a little depressing.