Which standard sets of Chinese characters we should learn, traditional Chinese or simplified Chinese? My advice would be children should learn simplified Chinese rather than traditional Chinese. [......]
Today, I am going to teach you to say leek, lettuce, lemon and lime in Chinese. [......]
Today, I am going to teach you to say garlic, green bean, grape and grapefruit in Chinese. [......]
Today, I am going to teach you to say celery, corn, cucumber and coconut in Chinese. [......]
Because starting from pinyin to learn Chinese may intervene or even interrupt the linkage-establishing process babies need for their future language development and growth, my suggestion is not to teach babies pinyin when they just start to learn language. [......]
Today, I am going to teach you to say carrot, cauliflower, cantaloupe and cherry in Chinese. [......]
Today, I am going to teach you to say bell pepper, broccoli, banana and blueberry in Chinese.[......]
For language to expand, children need to be given many opportunities to interact, which include conversations, self-corrections, questions and language play.[......]
Why DD isn’t talking yet? Is she lagging in language skills? M told me not to worry, since DD is learning two languages as the same time, and since she is such an active child and quite advanced in other skills, especially big motor ones. [......]
Our lesson series on vegetables and fruits include those most commonly seen in our daily life. Today, I am going to teach you to say asparagus, avocado, apple, and apricot in Chinese. [......]
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