The rich people who are teaching the children

There are many benefits to learning a new language as well as mother tongue. If you learn a new language, the brain is healthy, decreases the risk of dementia and increases attention. For these reasons many people are interested in language education.

Now the language that has become very popular among people, is Mandarin. From Facebook's founder Mark Zuckerberg to Prince William of the British royal family, he is teaching his child this language.

The most people in the world speak Chinese, about 120 million There are two types of Chinese languages, Cantonese and Mandarin. Just talking about 100 million people in Mandarin For this reason, the language demand will continue in the future. Whether for business purposes, or for the development of international relations, the world's influential people are teaching their children this language. Among them -

Jeff and McKenzie Bezos

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos and his wife Mackenzie have four children. They have been experimenting with teaching children about different subjects for years. Among them are uneven travel, science research in the kitchen, egging chicken eggs and teaching Mandarin.

Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan

A few years ago Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg founder His wife Priscilla Chan's parents were Chinese and they fled from Vietnam. But Priscilla is well-equipped in Cantonese. The couple has already started teaching Mandirin their son Max. In one video, Max is learning Mandarin using Artificial Intelligence (AI).

Ebanka Trump and Jared Kushner

Ebankan Trump, daughter of US President Donald Trump and her husband, Jared Kushner, has three children. To look after them, a person who has been appointed Mandirin can be appointed. As a result, they are learning Mandarin.

Prince William and Kate Middleton

British Prince Prince William and Kate Middleton's 4-year-old son Prince George are reading at the Thomas Battery School. He will be taught Mandarin there. Not only that, Prince William himself can also say a little more Mandarin.