I am born in Hong Kong and have been living there for 16 years before moving to Singapore and eventually settling in the UK now. I am a fluent trilingual speaker who knows Mandarin, Cantonese, and English which lets me communicate easily with different ki

I would first start with the pinyin in Chinese as it is the most important basic in learning Chinese as it constructs how words are pronounced. Then, I would teach them basic vocabulary by using flashcards, visuals, and interactive activities to reinforce learning. Encourage the beginner to practice speaking these words and phrases out loud. Afterward, I would teach them simple Chinese vocabulary by using Chinese Pictograms. I would also teach them by practicing conversations between listening and speaking with them. I think it would be best to bring Cultural Insights into Chinese cultures, customs, and traditions. Teach them about Chinese festivals, traditions, and etiquette. This will enhance their understanding of the language and provide context to their learning. I think the most important among all is being patient and giving encouragement by celebrating their achievements and offering support and guidance when they face challenges. I understand that Chinese is one of the hardest languages to teach and learn and it would be challenging and motivating to overcome this barrier.