NCCA Mandarin Chinese Leaving Certificate Early Review & HSE Ireland Interpretation Services
Cantonese in Ireland would like to let you know that we have recently raised two issues with the Irish government:
1. NCCA Mandarin Chinese Leaving Certificate Early Review
2. HSE Ireland Interpretation Services
Online Cantonese Writing Course for kids - from voice to stories / 兒童粵文寫作網上課程 - 用聲音寫故事
Looking for a fun and creative way for your child to start writing in Cantonese – without needing to know Chinese characters? Join our Online Cantonese Writing Course for Kids, where we turn spoken Cantonese into written stories using voice input technology!
Weekly Cantonese: Lyun6 Ngap1 Jaa6 Sei3每週廣東話：亂噏廿四
Weekly Cantonese: Lyun6 Ngap1 Jaa6 Sei3
每週廣東話：亂噏廿四
Happy Lunar New Year to everyone! / 祝大家農曆新年快樂！ 🎊🧧
Happy Lunar New Year to everyone!
祝大家農曆新年快樂!
Weekly Cantonese: Ngaang6 Bang1 Bang1每週廣東話：硬弸弸
Weekly Cantonese: Ngaang6 Bang1 Bang1
每週廣東話：硬弸弸
Children’s Book Festival Book Exhibition
We’re thrilled to share that 13 beautiful books have been donated to the Cork City library- now on exhibition until the end of October!
Written in Traditional Han characters, some are bilingual (Cantonese & English), and others include Jyutping to help you learn Cantonese.
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[Recap] Event: 'How to maintain minority languages at home'
A big thank you to everyone who joined us yesterday — both in person and online — for our talk 'How to maintain minority languages at home'!
Global Cantonese Writing Initiative for Youth | The Results Are In! 結果出爐喇!
We are thrilled to announce the winners of 'the First Global Cantonese Writing Initiative for Youth'!
There’s a winner from Ireland!
(Hybrid) How to maintain minority languages at home 母語情懷：移民家庭如何保育傳承粵語？
Join us at UCD for a public talk on how to preserve minority languages at home and in society. The event features Professor Lau Chun Fat, an expert in Chinese linguistics and language preservation, together with Dr Grace Cao, assistant professor from the School of Languages, Cultures and Linguistics at UCD. Participants can choose to attend on-site at UCD or online via Zoom.
