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| Jan 12, 2006 21:50 | #11   |
 | I love Poland. |
| Jan 13, 2006 00:45 | #12 |
| thanks both of u for introducing of poland. i like 2 go abroad traveling, but it is difficult for chinese. for now, the key point is teach my son english and find way send him study abraod when he grow up. |
| Jan 13, 2006 11:18 | #13 |
| QUOTE WOCCA: [You could be better off having a Chinese student teach your child the basics of English ... ] i agree with you WOCCA. a chinese teacher could explain almost anything better than 99% of the native english teachers in china!! and let's say some more, i would never teach a 3y old kid, even for 1000 RMB/day !! QUOTE WSTEVE: [i wish my son can learn the pure english, not chinglish(chinese english),lol..., and i am not rich, so i think up this way. ] do u think that foreigners teach for less than a chinese? u need to make some market research about that.. my personal advice is: better find a chinese teacher who can teach your son the sounds in chinese untill the age of 5; and another one for the basic english, but only after 5-6. then when he gets about 7, find a foreigner who will do the oral part and teach him more everyday live english. hope it'll be helpful..and good luck with the native teachers :)) |
| Jan 13, 2006 11:30 | #14 |
| Hi..I am planning to visit gaungzhou to do some buying from manufactures in the city...i do need an apartment or place to stayu for a week or two,,,but i cannot be able to teavch your son any english..i will pay for the accommadation and will also neede a tour guide and a translator Please help |
| Jan 13, 2006 20:36 | #15 |
| i only can provide a room, not an apartment. means u have to live with us. and as i said, my house is just a general chinese one. dont expect how good it is. :-} i think i can be your translator but not a professional one. and i can't accompany with u at monday to friday because i have to work too. about other details, like how much u will pay/ur country/age/gender/smoke?/drug?/when and how long will u live, pls discuss it with my e-mail box: ehomenet.com|steve_w |
| Jan 13, 2006 20:46 | #16 |
| the language professor said it is better for a child 2 study language earlier. the best way is learn it as monther language. i know the price of foreigners is higher than chinese. so i give them free stay 2 replace pay money. |
| Jan 13, 2006 22:08 | #17 |
| So strange proposal. You can write english so I assume you can speak english too. Why do you need someone to teach your son english? |
| Jan 14, 2006 01:52 | #18 |
| i wish my son can learn the pure english, not chinglish(chinese english),lol..., and i am not rich, so i think up this way. u r right, i can write and speak english. but not good enough 2 teach. i think there r some misunderstanding about" teach". what i mean is give him a language environment, talk with him, teach him something. not very serious, not study systematically with a book. but if u promise 2 teach him, u must take some time everyday with him when u live here. |
| Jan 14, 2006 05:55 | #19 |
| QUOTE WSTEVE: [the language professor said it is better for a child 2 study language earlier. the best way is learn it as monther language.] A child learns by playing, that's pretty normal and not new. Where you live people speak in Cantonese and sometimes Mandarin, so one hour/day [30min+30min] in English would be enough. Don't expect that your son, living in China, will be bilingual in 2-3 years.. QUOTE WOCCA: [Of course, the language schools advertise that they have a foreigner & usually charge parents more because of this.] These kindergartens and schools provide just a "white face", and not knoledge. It's called rip off! Am I wrong?.. BTW, chapeau to those bad Chinese headmasters who are brilliant businessmen!"" |
| Jan 14, 2006 20:47 | #20 |
| my son can speak mandarin and cantonese smoothly because we talk these two languages when he was born. if u were here before u know how different between these two languages.so i think i can let him speak one more. |
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