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RE: MANDARIN Basics: Learn together with your child πŸ‘©β€πŸ‘§β€πŸ‘¦

in #philippines β€’ 7 years ago (edited)

Learning a language by memorizing bare lists is boring and difficult. Is your son able to hold a conversation in simple Chinese? That would be much more meaningful. I hope he can keep up his interest, preferably with your encouragement.

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Thanks for the kind words and recommendation.. well he said its not easy, but i guess you are right its boring by memorizing bare lists and I believe with his interest on it he’ll be able to speak Mandarin in the future πŸ˜‡πŸ‘πŸ»

Try to make friends with Chinese people who have kids and don't speak English or Tagalog well. Language exchanges are lots of fun. No teaching: just do fun things together (sports, cooking, games) first in one language, then in the other. Example: Mon, Wed and Fri in Chinese, Tue, Thu and Sat in English/Tagalog.