02 Dec Schedule & Fees
Linda Mandarin Chinese Class schedules are well-planned in such a way to cater to our students preferred schedule....
02 Dec Course Design
Throughout the Chinese lessons, learners will focus on communication skills through role-plays, real-world activities to achieve the goals in communicating freely in daily conversation while developing their reading and writing skills in a natural way. CHINESE MANDARIN TUITION IN SINGAPORE 1. A balance between Daily Conversation and...
02 Dec Course Levels
Our classes are divided into three major levels; beginner, intermediate and advanced. This allows us to tailor make our classes to suit the student as well as ensure a form of advancement so that students are able to see the progress they are making. CHINESE MANDARIN...
02 Dec Chinese Placement Test
Welcome to Linda Mandarin Chinese language assessment page We have made Chinese language placement test available for you, all you need to do is to click on the below link and answer the questions. Once you have submitted your entry, we will be able to know...
24 Nov Business Chinese Private or Group Class available now
To improve your Business Chinese Mandarin Language Skills Linda Mandarin Tel : +65 62647343 Sms : +65 92992356 Our Business Chinese Mandarin Course is a comprehensive course aiming to improve the communicative and presentation skills of business Chinese learners. The course suits the needs of those business Chinese learners...
24 Nov Cultural meaning of numbers in Chinese
It looks like many of the numbers from 1-10 have special cultural meanings in Chinese and Chinese people associate them by pronunciation as there are many homophones which are the same pronunciation but with a different meaning. Here follow some examples: The number 2 èr is a good...
24 Nov Chinese Daily Idiom
Hi dear learners, May 1st Labour Day is approaching. Are you planning to go to China for your holiday? We will share with you a very useful idiom describing the scene that you are probably going to see in China. 人山人海 rén shān rén hǎi literally...
24 Nov Something you might not know about China
As a foreigner in China, you will find yourself surrounded by many strange questions you have never faced before. Here are some examples: 你吃了吗？nǐ chī le ma？ It literally means “have you eaten?” It’s a way to greet people not serving as an invitation for dinner. ...
24 Nov May 20th, a romantic day in Chinese
May 20th, 五月二十号 wǔ yuè èr shí hào, indicate I love you for Chinese people as the three numbers 5 五 wǔ, 2 二 èr, 0 líng have the pronunciation associated to 我爱你wǒ ài nǐ meaning I love you. It’s time to tell your beloved 我爱你wǒ...
24 Nov What Are the Minions Saying in Chinese?
Recently, there seems to be a craze over Minions, the cute little yellow cartoons. As we’re a center that teaches mandarin courses in Singapore, we wonder what the Minions are saying. It seems that although people don’t understand Minionese, yet they still find the language funny. Director Chris Renaud says, “What’s...