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回覆 #1 Goldfishco 的文章
Just would like to share more, though understood that some may not agree..
Due to my job relocation, my son and I lived in Beiing during 04-06 and so luckily my son's Mandarin is pretty good compared to HK normal kids. However, I'm very regret that now his Mandarin deteriorate a lot after 1 yr staying in HK. I also have the feeling that in general the kids in York the Mandarin capability is a little bit:cry: (sorry if this irritate you)..
In China, normally the kids can read the "pin yin", i.e. bpmf, aeiou etc.. by P.1 so that they can read most of the words in the books (with pin yin) by themselves before P.3. I really regret that my Chinese is much much inferior than the Mainland colleagues (even though I got A in Chinese Sbj. in HKCEE).
I'm regret also that in HK, using Mandarin to teach Chinese is not common (due to lack of this kind of good teachers) and very frankly teaching Chinese using Cantonese is very inefficient as this is not what we speak and what we write.
So, my point is that I highly recommend the parents to have the kids to learn pin yin ASAP as the younger the kid learn, the better the language capability and we should try to find a school using Mandarin as the medium for teaching Chinese (though it's not easy to find). :idea: |
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