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Is your child learning Mandarin? Have they just asked “how do you say Monday in Chinese?” You’ve picked one of the easiest topics to teach. In English, the seven weekdays are seven different words. Children have to memorise each one. The days of the week in Chinese are far simpler. They follow one logical pattern. […]

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One of the most common things overseas Chinese-learning families hear is this: the best way to learn a language is immersion. Which is true. And also, for most families living outside of China, completely impractical as advice. Full immersion — the kind where a child is surrounded by Chinese at school, in the street, on […]

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It’s dinner time. You casually ask your child in Chinese, “今天学校怎么样?” They glance up and reply, “It was fine. You pause for half a second, and that familiar question surfaces again — What level is his Chinese, really? Not for a test. Not to compare with someone else’s child. Just to know: is what we’re […]

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One of the first things parents notice when their child starts learning Mandarin is this: Chinese just works differently. Not harder, necessarily. Just different — in ways that can quietly trip up a child who has only ever spoken English, if no one stops to explain what’s actually going on. The good news? The core […]

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