Chinese Mandarin Language

Our mission is to assist people who have an interest in  learning Chinese mandarin language. What to do in Jamaica? Our aim is to inspire others and to become a positive influence to people all over the world especially those who are preparing for the HSK Level 1-6 exams.

How many languages do we need to communicate with the rest of the world? Just one and it's Love.

We started out on October 12, 2016 with just a few pages and we have grown since. Thanks to all our visiting friends for your continued support.

Our team consist of  native Chinese speakers from China and  English speakers from Jamaica who are also learning to speak Chinese mandarin.

Additionally we have university students and high school students who work as volunteers when we have to do presentations at health fairs or recycling projects.

The table of  Chinese Radicals list around 214 radicals for the Chinese characters by stroke counts. 

Chinese radicals are used to index the characters for Chinese dictionaries. Chinese Radicals are  the building blocks of Chinese characters.

Chinese Radicals are organized based on  number of strokes into a chart called the bushou. 

A radical by itself may also represent a word.

With Chinese radicals, individuals can search for characters in a dictionary without even  knowing the pronunciation. 

By learning the most common radicals students can guess the meaning of new Chinese characters they encounter and memorize them.

 Just like learning Spanish or French in school, you may have  learnt about the accent above the letters and how they affect the sound or pronunciation of the word.

In Chinese Mandarin language words written in Chinese pinyin  have similar symbols in their structure above some of the vowels to help with pronunciation, differentiation and recognition of the word.

 These symbols are also called diacritics and are used to set the tone or pronunciation of the word. The diacritics written above the vowels  also change the meaning of a word.