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Q&A: How to prioritise family languages and raise a trilingual child?

Q&A: How to prioritise family languages and raise a trilingual child?

by Rita Rosenback | Mar 22, 2018 | Coaches

  Question Hi, I would like some advice about how to raise our daughter speaking multiple languages. She is only five weeks old but I think we should work out what we’re doing now. We live in an English-speaking country. I am English but also fluent in Spanish...
Q&A: Three family languages – how to pass them all on? What about adding others?

Q&A: Three family languages – how to pass them all on? What about adding others?

by Rita Rosenback | Sep 28, 2017 | Coaches

  Question Hello! I have a 4-month-old baby boy. I will stay at home with him the first year with a possibility of a few more depending on daycare availability. We live in Quebec, Canada. My native language is Spanish. I’m fluent in English, French, have a basic...
Q&A: How to prioritise between several family languages for your multilingual child?

Q&A: How to prioritise between several family languages for your multilingual child?

by Marianna Du Bosq | Sep 7, 2017 | Coaches

  Question Dear Sir/Madam Our daughter is almost 15 months old and we are seeking your advice on how to work on her languages. Here is the situation in our family: My native languages are Turkish and Russian. My husband’s native language is English. We currently...
Q&A: Big sister’s concerns about the language choices for her little sister

Q&A: Big sister’s concerns about the language choices for her little sister

by Rita Rosenback | May 18, 2017 | Coaches

  Question Hey there! I am not a parent, just an older sister whose parents are struggling with handling this whole bi-/tri-/quadri-lingual situation. All they ever say is “don’t forget Chinese”, and it seems like they’re dismissing some other...
Q&A: Is it okay to have a third language as OPOL parents’ common language?

Q&A: Is it okay to have a third language as OPOL parents’ common language?

by Rita Rosenback | Mar 23, 2017 | Coaches

  Question Hello, I would like to validate our family approach and maybe get some tips to improve on our current strategy. Our little one is 3 years old. We live in Austria and he is already in the kindergarten so picking up his German skills slowly but surely. My...
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