Ni Hao Children's Community Mandarin Chinese Language Education Programme
A chance for your child to learn Mandarin Chinese through group social interaction and fun experiences
We are still in the early seedling stage, so any kind of extra watering and fertiliser would help 😉 We charge fees for our informal “formal” classes and do our best to … Continue reading Did you know that Ni Hao Children’s Community is a charitable trust?
Week 2 is now live! Kids, remember to send us your questions for Kidzone!
Great simple music video – really easy to learn to get the Mandarin flowing : )
Hey kids, practice your “you’re welcome’s” in Mandarin 😉
Happy Mother’s Day 母亲节快乐 Mǔqīn jié kuàilè for tomorrow! Here is a really common Chinese children’s song about Mums 🙂
We are starting a Moana series featuring Moana songs in Mandarin! Here’s the first song! We’ll be posting a new song once a week, each Sunday morning, until we can’t find anymore … Continue reading Moana in Mandarin! How far I’ll go…
…please excuse the DIY / amateur video making 😉 You might need to turn the volume up! We will try to figure out how to increase the audio volume next time… … Continue reading Live! Our first class revision video: Term 2 Week 1
We just wanted to recognise NZ Sign Language Week as it’s an amazing and important language to be aware of. You can check out the Sign Language resources on their website … Continue reading NZ Sign Language Week 8-14 May 2017
While Li Ling shakes her head in utter disbelief at how popular this song has become, this is just a teaser to a new product/service we’re launching in a few days … Continue reading PPAP
Time doesn’t wait! Our programme is based on a full curriculum, and while the class activities themselves are easy-going, the programme is very structured and we cover a lot of … Continue reading Why it’s best to try, or enrol & start classes earlier in the year…
One of the similarities that Mandarin Chinese has with German is the letter / pinyin ” ü “! It’s pronounced the same way! There is also a similarity with pronouncing the pinyin ” … Continue reading What do Mandarin Chinese and German have in common? and French?
It’s that time of the term to be booking into the next term’s activities. My children have sports, swimming, and piano classes. So, I did a quick comparison in my mind of … Continue reading Why learn a new language?
Ni Hao Children's Community Mandarin Chinese Language Education Programme 