An Yinaknan Tsino, Tsinino o Inintsik amo an yinaknan nga ginluluwas han mga Tsino ha Tsina ngan iba pa nga lugar. An Tsinino (ginyano nga Tsinino:汉语; minat-an nga Tsinino:漢語; pinyin:Hànyǔ; ha literal: "Han nga pinulongan"; o kundi man Tsinino:中文; pinyin:Zhōngwén; ha literal: "Tsino nga pagsurat") amo in grupo hin mga nahanunungod, kundi ha damo nga mga kaso diri nagkakaintindihan, nga mga variedad hin pinulongan, nga naghihimo hin sanga han Sino-Tibetano nga pamilya hin pinulongan. Ginyayakan it Tsinino han Han nga kadam'an o mayoriya ngan damo pa nga iba nga mga ethniko nga grupo ha Tsina. Haros 1.2 ka bilyon nga katawhan (mga 16% han kamolupyohan han kalibotan) nayakan hin porma hin Tsinino nga ira syahan nga pinulongan.
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Tsinino
汉语/漢語Hànyǔ o kundi man 中文Zhōngwén
Hànyǔ (Tsinino) ginsurat ha minat-an (ígbaw), ginyano (butnga) nga mga agi ngan alternatibo nga ngaran (ubós)
National Commission on Language and Script Work (China)[2] National Languages Committee (Taiwan) Civil Service Bureau (Hong Kong) Promote Mandarin Council (Singapore) Chinese Language Standardisation Council (Malaysia)
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