Though a simple piece, C took a while to complete because she was always coming up with complex sentences. Hence Daddy and I decided that she should get a little help:
:)
As for English, C is alright. :)
a dictionary in mandarin
C is expected to write compositions and chinese compos at Primary 2 and these though Daddy and I could converse in Mandarin, writing those characters can prove tricky for us. While she did her homework, she would ask if we could help her with this word and that and I had to admit, there were times where I had to stop and think for a good 3-minute before the word came to me. A product of having not used the language as frequently as we should.
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