How Day 1 of the 讲华语运动 ended:
If only there were more Mandarin stories available in boardbook versions. That would save us some scotch tape.
Saturday, June 26, 2010
讲华语运动
Recently, David made an observation. Thaleia would give us quite a blank look when we start to speak to her in Chinese. So the campaign is on. Mummy is in charge of speaking Mandarin and reading Mandarin storybooks while Daddy does the English.
How Day 1 of the 讲华语运动 ended:
If only there were more Mandarin stories available in boardbook versions. That would save us some scotch tape.
How Day 1 of the 讲华语运动 ended:
If only there were more Mandarin stories available in boardbook versions. That would save us some scotch tape.
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Haha! Yes, Thaleia's mom is a Chinese rep for 27/97 so I'm sure the daughter will master her mandarin!
ReplyDeleteTwo important phases she must know are "qiong qiong si yi" and "shang xia bu an"!
Book looks rather tough for a toddler. Think will suit me well though :P.
ReplyDeleteRuthie, i'll prob dial in to your mandarin classes! am definitely keen to learn those power 4-character phrases!
Hello, my friends from London..
ReplyDeletePuppy - Thanks for remembering all the "important" details in life. Hhahaa
May Yong - yeah the stories were a little too long. I think I enjoyed the book more than she did!