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Ideas to entertain Chinese speaking father in law

james123 · 2016-09-02 10:51:34

Hi Not sure if this is the right forum but its a start. My father in law is kindly coming to Ireland to live with myself and my wife who is pregnant, for a few months to help out. Ill be in work most days and my wife wont be very mobile so Im concerned he will get very bored. As he doesnt speak any English and my Chinese (…

02-09-2016 11:51am

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james123

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Hi

Not sure if this is the right forum but its a start. My father in law is kindly coming to Ireland to live with myself and my wife who is pregnant, for a few months to help out. Ill be in work most days and my wife wont be very mobile so Im concerned he will get very bored. As he doesnt speak any English and my Chinese ( Mandarin ) is woeful Im thinking there might some Chinese societies or events I could bring him to without relying on my wife to translate or accompany us. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you

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jjcczz1221

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Is there any Chinese neighbour you guys have? It would definitely help if someone can speak Chinese lives nearby.

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