Mandarin Language Explorers Club

Around 1.7 billion people around the world speak Mandarin, with only 917 million of them being native speakers. Language learners have been drawn to Mandarin because of the global reach that the language has, along with the fact that it has relatively simpler grammar when compared to other languages such as Spanish or French. Getting your kids interested in learning Mandarin could definitely give them an advantage in the future, with most businesses opening up office in China; likewise, a number of global companies are based in other Mandarin-speaking regions such as Hong Kong and Taiwan, where one’s Mandarin language skills may be useful. Let your kids have the kind of fun that will encourage learning and growth toward future opportunities–sign up for the Mandarin Language Explorer Club here.

Topics

1. Class management phrases (good morning teacher, I have a question, how do you say, what is the meaning of, how do you write, how do you pronounce? Please, thanks, etc)
2. Usage of Formal and Informal greetings
3. Nationalities and languages, gender and number
4. Personal introduction (hello, name, age, nationality, study, live at, phone number, spoken language, nice to meet you) Q&A
5. Professions, gender and number
6. Introducing family members and professions
7. Evaluation/Presentation – example: Introduce oneself or another person in Mandarin or recite a short story/poem or sing a famous Chinese song

***with guests to watch the presentation”