Program Exposure to Mandarin Language 2024

Program Exposure to Mandarin Language 2024

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The Exposure to Mandarin Language Event 2024 was held on October 16, 2024 at ZDK08, organized by PSM UMPSA. The event took place between 3:00PM and 5:00PM, offering an immersive experience in Mandarin language and culture. The event was specifically designed for Foundation students who will be taking Mandarin language courses in their second semester.

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The primary objective of the event was to expose participants to the Mandarin language in an engaging and interactive environment. It aimed at promoting linguistic skills and cultural awareness, fostering a deeper understanding of Mandarin-speaking communities.

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The Exposure to Mandarin Language Event 2024 offered a range of enriching activities for participants, focusing primarily on providing a basic introduction to the Mandarin language. Language learning sessions were designed to engage the students actively, allowing them to familiarize themselves with essential Mandarin phrases and expressions. These sessions not only introduced the foundational aspects of the language but also laid a strong groundwork for those who would later pursue Mandarin in their second semester.
 
In addition to language learning, the event emphasized the importance of cultural exposure. Participants were immersed in various cultural activities, which may have included the history of chopstick, games, and explanation about Chinese customs and traditions. These activities were thoughtfully curated to enhance students’ understanding of the cultural contexts in which the language is used, making the learning process more holistic and interactive.
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The organizers eagerly anticipated the involvement of all registered participants, as highlighted in the event poster. Active participation was highly encouraged throughout the afternoon, fostering a dynamic and interactive learning environment. This blend of language and culture created a comprehensive experience that not only equipped students with linguistic skills but also deepened their appreciation for the rich cultural heritage of the Mandarin-speaking world.

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Author: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Abdul Rahman Mohd Kasim
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