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Thank you for your sharing. Level B is much easier than Level A, and its more related to daily life (instead of literature). But if a kid can answer the questions and get a reasonable grade, he should be able to deal with the daily work. I have seen many kids from local school who write in Chinese badly (with a lot of wrong words).
It sounds a bit strange to me that, for local Chinese, after studying Chinese for 6 years in primary school and be able to talk for their whole life, they would switch to a new language in secondary school. writing should be easier but grammar and pronounciation would be a new challenge.
anyway, its good to know that, as long as they don't drop Chinese and put some effort in it, their Chinese level should not be too bad. i think, wherever your kid will be, it is always an asset to have good or reasonable Chinese. |
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