Why can't asian people write grammatically correct sentences?

Answer 1

Are you speaking about someone individually or generally? you are stereotyping. I don't believe you have met an asian person who grew up in the USA and was only taught the language of english. I am a Ph.D student and I had to write a succient statement, a professional objective letter and a 15 page essay and a dissertation objective. I am asian-american. If I couldn't write grammatically correct sentences, do you think I would have been accepted to a University here in in Texas?

Answer 2

Their native grammar is structured differently and sometimes surfaces when utilizing a nonnative second language. You would have the same issues when structuring grammatically correct sentences in an Asian dialect.

Pronunciation is also affected because the inflections and learned responses of the tongue in speech present issues when pronouncing nonnative words.

Answer 3

Sometimes its very difficult to translate from one language to another in writing. Why can't most US High School graduates write grammatically correct sentences??

Answer 4

Uh huh, I'm Chinese, but I can write perfectly in English. Let's see you write perfectly in Chinese! I also want to inform you that it's Asians, not asian people, you need to have a capital on the "a". Talk about being correct! Sheesh!

Answer 5

Life is like a wind that goes in unpredicted direction. We are the passengers of our own lives that cling to every single minute of the day. It is unfathomable to realize how difficult to remain in our own painful experiences. Perhaps some of us have been able to manage to moving forward in an attempt to ease the pain. No matter how we tackle our day-to-day predicament, life always goes on and it cannot be controlled by mere human brains. Life is all about love that endures forever. It is not something to be indulged in material pleasures, but rather for us to grow in truth. Frustration is the product of unfulfilled wants in our human nature. Most of the time we satisfy ourselves what is pleasing to us. Happiness is what we acknowledge and therefore we tend to get accustomed to it. Once the tribulation strikes on us, we become sorrowful rather than having joy. Life is too short to be egocentric. Nonetheless, it is by choice in freewill and therefore it is in the world. Freewill was given because we were unable to cope up with the requirements of God. Since God is love, He never compelled His people to follow His instructions through His law endlessly. Because of the people's ignorance, He sent His only begotten son Jesus to fulfill the law. And that's what the freewill started. However, that does not mean we pursue pleasures in this world. We are not on our own anymore, we are bought by a price in the precious blood of Christ. i edited the entire thing please take note to any changes

Answer 6

So, let's see you write a grammatically correct sentence in another language, Miss Smarty Pants.

Answer 7

The same reason we can't write grammatically correct sentences in chinese.

Answer 8

Have you gone to the Philippines? If you cannot speak and write grammatically correct English, you better shut up. Why? Because you have to . . otherwise, they will laugh at you!

Answer 9

You are funny !!!!!
I'll reply to you only asking another question.
Havent u ever think that different langs have different grammatical structures?
Can you write grammatically correct sentences in chinese? in arabic?? in japanese???

Before to say that about another pple, we have to see what we are able to do first.

Answer 10

Have you noticed our high school students can´t either. The Asians at least have the excuse that it is not their language. But the Americans that are studying and all, What is their excuse?