Forces, waves and gravity — explained in Tâi-gí, alongside English. Free lessons, live study groups, and bilingual workshops for anyone who thinks best in their home language.
A language stays alive when it can talk about everything — not only food and family, but momentum, magnetism and light. Most of us were taught science only in Mandarin or English, so Tâi-gí never grew the words. This project builds them, out loud, together.
Ideas land faster in the language you dream in. We teach the concept in Tâi-gí, then anchor every term to English so nothing gets lost.
Like Te Reo Māori revitalisation, a heritage tongue survives by taking on new territory. Coining and sharing physics vocabulary is preservation in action.
Open study groups and workshops mean you're never decoding equations alone. Beginners, heritage speakers and teachers all welcome.
Press play to hear each term spoken in Tâi-gí, or 0.7× to hear it slowly. You can also record your own voice straight in the browser and save it permanently into this page with one button — see the guide underneath.
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Short, self-contained lessons. Each one gives you the Tâi-gí term, the physics, one clean equation, and an everyday example from home. Tap a card to open it.
Small, friendly video calls where we work through problems in Tâi-gí and help each other over the tricky bits. Drop in to any that fit your level and timezone.
Motion, force and energy from scratch. No maths beyond algebra. Perfect for high-schoolers and returning learners.
beginnerSound, optics and the wave equation, worked through with demos you can try at home.
intermediateBring your past-paper questions. We solve them live, narrating every step in Tâi-gí and English.
all levelsGroups meet on a video call — the link is emailed to members each week. Cap is 8 people so everyone gets to speak.
Can't make the time? Sessions are recorded and the bilingual notes are shared afterwards.
Reserve a seatLonger hands-on sessions built around one idea. We run them monthly, live and recorded, with a bilingual worksheet you keep.
Measure gravity with a phone, model a pendulum with string and a coin — real experiments using what's already at home, explained fully in Tâi-gí.
hands-onA collaborative session where speakers and teachers agree on clear Tâi-gí words for modern physics — and add them to our shared open glossary.
communityPractical strategies and ready-made bilingual slides for bringing mother-tongue science into your own classroom.
educatorsTell us your level and timezone and we'll point you to the right study group. It's free — the only thing we ask is that you speak up.