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Q&A: Before a move, should children learn some of the language used at their new nursery?

Q&A: Before a move, should children learn some of the language used at their new nursery?

by Rita Rosenback | Jul 3, 2016 | Coaches, Q&A The trilingual+ child, Rita R

Question Hi, we are a German-American couple with two kids (4.5 and 2). We've been pretty successful with being a bilingual family so far. Our older son is fluent in German and English. The younger one is just starting to speak, but already understands both languages...

Q&A: How to choose the common language in a multilingual family?

Q&A: How to choose the common language in a multilingual family?

by Rita Rosenback | Jun 30, 2016 | Coaches, Family life, Rita R

Question Hello! I would love to get some advice from someone in the same situation because it has been a little bit messy at home. We have a one-year-old, we live in Ireland but his daddy is Turkish and I’m Spanish. I speak with him in Spanish, his daddy speaks with...

Q&A: Bilingual twins – can parents influence what language they speak between them?

Q&A: Bilingual twins – can parents influence what language they speak between them?

by Rita Rosenback | Jun 22, 2016 | Coaches, Rita R, Siblings

Question Dear Rita, It is with great pleasure that I read every one of your blog entries. I wasn't brought up bilingual, but throughout education I have become fluent in four languages (and have passive knowledge of two more as well as two "dead" languages); as it...

Q&A: To support the minority language after a move, should you change the language you speak with your child?

Q&A: To support the minority language after a move, should you change the language you speak with your child?

by Rita Rosenback | Jun 22, 2016 | Coaches, Rita R

Question Hello, I would like your advice on what language to speak to my son. I am bilingual (English and Greek) and my husband is Greek and we were brought up in Greece. We have decided from the beginning that I would only speak English to our son and my husband...

Q&A: Are bilingual siblings similar in their language development?

Q&A: Are bilingual siblings similar in their language development?

by Rita Rosenback | Jun 16, 2016 | Coaches, Language development, Rita R, Siblings

  Question Hello! We moved as an English speaking family to Spain when my daughter was one, at the time none of us could speak Spanish and it was pretty hard. We naturally spoke English in the house and we still do. My daughter did not speak in sentences until...

Q&A: Bilingual homeschooling – how to successfully integrate more than one language?

Q&A: Bilingual homeschooling – how to successfully integrate more than one language?

by Rita Rosenback | Jun 12, 2016 | Coaches, Language development, Literacy, Non-native language, Rita R, School-aged children, Toddlers

Question Dear Multilingual Parenting, I have been following your Facebook page for a while and I have really enjoyed the articles that you post. I may not have read all of them, but I have saved most for later when I find time. I am contacting you to seek some advice...

Q&A: How to maintain a minority language when the parent speaking it has passed away?

Q&A: How to maintain a minority language when the parent speaking it has passed away?

by Rita Rosenback | Jun 9, 2016 | Coaches, Rita R

Question Dear Rita, My French husband recently passed away and our 2,5-year-old boy is now not exposed to the French language anymore unfortunately. I am Dutch and we live in the Netherlands. The family of my husband lives in France and therefore I find it very...

Q&A: Our child’s teacher told us to stop speaking a family language – what to do?

Q&A: Our child’s teacher told us to stop speaking a family language – what to do?

by Rita Rosenback | Jun 5, 2016 | Coaches, Rita R

Question Dear Rita, Our family is an international family, I'm from Hungary, my husband is from Italy. My son was born in the USA, and our two girls were born in Germany, but we have moved a lot. My son is nine, he speaks Hungarian (not fluent), Italian (let's say...

Q&A: How to choose  the languages for a trilingual baby in a multilingual family?

Q&A: How to choose the languages for a trilingual baby in a multilingual family?

by Rita Rosenback | May 26, 2016 | Babies, Coaches, Q&A The trilingual+ child, Rita R

Question 1 Hi, I found your website and thought perhaps you could help/advise. I am pregnant with my first child and my husband and I are already thinking about what languages to speak after the baby is born. I am English, and I grew up in France so I have two mother...

Q&A: How many languages can a small child cope with?

Q&A: How many languages can a small child cope with?

by Rita Rosenback | May 15, 2016 | Coaches, Q&A The trilingual+ child, Rita R, Toddlers

Question 1 Dear Coaches, First of all, thanks for what you're doing, that's really useful for people like me. I have two twins, boy and girl, they are 16 months old, I'm Italian and my wife is Russian, so far we are using the one parent one language approach, it seems...

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