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Kamionka Bolko [17.10.2017]

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By the sea.

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Zobacz nowego Mistrza Parkowania w akcji

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Q&A: How to choose the right trilingual family language strategy?

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Hi Family Language Coaches,

Thanks for sharing so many useful tips and resources – I just discovered your website’s Q&A section and I really love it! I have a question about raising a trilingual child.

I was raised bilingual (English and Italian) and grew up in Italy and the US. I was very lucky in this sense, because I did get enough exposure to both languages besides just hearing…

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Q&A: Do bilingual parents have to choose one of their languages to speak with a child?

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Hi,

I am Wadha from Kuwait. My partner and I live in Kuwait (Arabic is used in the community) and are bilingual parents: Arabic native speakers, but we both speak English as a second language.

We have a two-month-old child and are planning to send her to an English international school where all subjects are taught in English, but Arabic language classes are given too. She will learn…

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Q&A: When others object to you speaking a non-native language with your children

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Hello

I´m a native speaker of Spanish and fluent in English, currently raising a 14-month-old boy in English. I speak to him in English 100% of the time while my husband speaks in Spanish (the community language as we live in Spain).

My question is how likely it is that my son will become bilingual since I am not a native speaker of English. Most of what I’ve read is about native…

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Q&A: How to change a situation where one parent feels left out in a multilingual family?

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Hello,

My wife and I were ethnically Chinese, but she was mostly raised in Japan and considers her native language Japanese. Before we had our first child, we spoke a mix of Mandarin and English at home. While I have familiarity with Japanese (just catching keywords and such), I do not know the language well enough and unfortunately am not interested in learning.

We now have two…

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Q&A: How can a single parent raise a bilingual and bicultural child?

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Hello!

I’m expecting my first child in February. I’m going to be a single parent – my son’s father is Mexican and I’m white. My son’s father will not be in his life whatsoever, but I want my son to know his culture and know who he is on the inside.

I want him to grow up speaking as much Spanish as possible just like his side of the family. I would like him to be fluent in Spanish one…

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