Do you know how to write “sneeze” in Chinese?
David Moser tells this amusing anecdote. He is Academic Director of CET at Beijing Capital Normal University. He was in town for the 讲华语运动 Speak Mandarin Campaign last November. I had read a piece by him online, and suggested to the organisers to invite him.
Many students find Mandarin hard, but this feeling is not unique to Singapore. Even native speakers in China find the language challenging to learn and especially to write.
But voice recognition and language software have made learning Mandarin easier. 学无止境 – learning is a never-ending process. As long as we have the interest and continue to explore all ways to master a language, we will make progress. 加油！– LHL.
P.S. Here are links to David’s Moser’s full speech and a panel discussion at “New Digital Revolution in Learning Mandarin" Public Seminar:
http://bit.ly/1GhD96t
http://bit.ly/18BO2ov
现在的学生学华语相信比我当年学华语更方便，因为利用新的科技平台，可以让学生更容易的查字，读字，了解华语及运用它。
去年读了汉语学习专家David Moser的文章，在他到新加坡参加讲华语运动时，见了面。
他说连中国的学生也觉得学华语不容易，尤其在写汉字方面。用智能手机，按几个字母就可以选字，但是往往提笔忘字。
学好华语，我们就能直接认识千年的文化、历史等等。大家再接再厉、一起学好华语。:)
这里 (http://bit.ly/1GhD96t)可以观赏David Moser 用华语分享他对利用数码科技学华语的心得。- 李显龙
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