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Q: English kids club in Xian

does anybody know of any clubs for young kids in Xian my daughter is mixed and would like her to mix with some western children,as she goes to Chinese kindergarten so her Chinese is fine would like her to be talking in english with other children her age is 4 years old

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I have 2 mixed kids myself and I don't know of any club like what you are looking for in any city.  Most foreign families are pretty insular and asside from school events, their kids normally just hang out with other neighborhood kids.

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English kids club? i even don't know where have adult englishi club in xi'an , if someone know somewhere like that,please let me knowcheeky

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maybe you guys in the same area with kids could pm eachother and start your own
I can understand what you mean
my son and daughter are mixed and speak both well
but its only because they talk to each other.
Maybe it could be another road for the cat to look at

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