Here you can find articles on “Mandarin Chinese Teaching Resources”, dedicated to providing educators, parents, and learners with effective strategies and tools for teaching Mandarin to kids and beginners. You’ll discover innovative teaching methods, essential learning tools, engaging activities, and tips to make Mandarin learning enjoyable and effective. Explore reviews of the best apps, textbooks, and online platforms, along with fun activities like songs, crafts, and cultural projects. Whether you’re an experienced teacher or just starting out, our resources will help you foster a love for Mandarin Chinese in your students.
What are the top languages spoken in today’s world? Such a question requires an answer. Here you can find an infographic which tells everything you want to know. Let’s have a general look together: surprisingly, 6900 languages are spoken around the world daily. However, 3/7 of the 7 billion population speak one of the 10 […]
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Chinese zodiac animals are Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Sheep, Monkey, Rooster, Dog, Pig. The Chinese characters somehow show how the animals look like. Have a look at this video and have a guess what characters represent the animals!
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Reader Martina shared one article with us I would like to share with you as well. The article “How to Teach a Toddler Chinese” briefly provides some hints for “determined parents” to lead their children towards Chinese fluency. In detail, Choose Dialect. Well, Cantonese is more widely spoken because the first immigrants who founded Chinatown
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Steve Kaufmann, born in 1964, is an American linguist. He can read in 36 and communicate with most of the 36 languages. He shares his experience in an article titled as “7 Common Misconceptions About Language Learning“. According to him, there are seven common misconceptions about language learning, in detail, Language learning is difficult You
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I had a lovely talk with a good friend of mine living in Singapore. Chinese teaching and how to inspire kids to keep the interest in learning Chinese was one of the topics. She told me that although English and Chinese are both official languages in Singapore, children and parents pay more attention to English
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