Why Mandarin

• Amanda C.B.

• “Wanting to keep up my Mandarin skills after living in Shanghai.”

• Franky

• “I speak Cantonese, but I’m trying to learn Mandarin also. I think it may be easier…”

• Marc B.

• “I’m planning a trip to China, Jan 2014. I thought it would be best to learn the language and more about its culture.”

• Ruben Cantu

• “to improve my character development skills”

• Leonora

• “ I am an ABC…”

• Sarah

• “I lived for a year in china (taught English) then came back and did a one year intensive course. All a long time ago. I did courses at the City Lit in the 90s just to get exposure. I also go involved in Chinese music making – in the 90s.”

• Rawle Austin

• “I’ve been learning Mandarin on and off for 13 years. The first two years at an evening class at South Bank University and informally afterwards.”

• Jalal Afhim

• “Born and raised in the UK, I developed a bit of a passion for Chinese culture and language, after moving to China in 2005 to learn Taiji and Mandarin. I still love learning Mandarin, and meeting others who do also.”

• Jo Zarb

• “I am teaching myself Mandarin, mostly with books and the Internet. What I really need is conversational practice.”
• ……..

      What about you? Welcome to share with us 🙂