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A bilingual journey in Bristol. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. We are an English/Mexican family living in Bristol, UK. We speak Spanish at home (ML@H). A little sister on the way. June 13, 2016. We are delighted to be expecting another baby at the beginning of July. As well as all of the inevitable changes a new sibling will bring to our little family, it will be interesting to see the impact on our home language dynamics. Minority Language at Home. One Parent One Language. The photo...
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A bilingual journey in Bristol. Skip to primary content. I got lots of hungry. July 18, 2015. At 2 years and 10 months my little boy is a real chatterbox. He’s speaking well in both English and Spanish and clearly identifies each language by name. He’s able to switch language depending on the situation and he’s getting to grips with grammar and tenses. Has anyone else got any similar phrases to share? What are your little bilingual monkeys up to at the moment? This entry was posted in Uncategorized.
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A bilingual journey in Bristol. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Newer posts →. Quirky toddler language – a few fun things I’d like to remember. January 3, 2015. Salchicha) and did the sign for sausage. S refers to himself as. You) He points at himself and say. If he wants a biscuit, or says. When looking at photos of himself. He’s pretty sure that ‘tu’ is only him, although we’ve tried to explain it to him and and call each other. You fall), instead of. Cuidado, te caes! To rain), and.
Bilingualism Resources | taco de lenguas
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A bilingual journey in Bristol. Skip to primary content. This is a growing list of other on-line sources of information on bilingualism with a brief description. As it gets longer I might start to categorise the list into sub headings but now there is no specific order. My Best Tips for Raising Bilingual Kids. From Bilingual Monkeys a blog by an American living in Japan. Bringing up Baby Bilingual. From Linguist to Mum: Looking Back. No child left monolingual. 8211; lots of back issues of this newsletter.
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A bilingual journey in Bristol. Skip to primary content. I am collecting links to songs, games, books, rhymes, cartoons to share with Seb as he grows up. I ideally would like them to be written originally in Spanish, authentic material not translations from English. If you have any suggestions please leave below in comments. Thanks! Excellent website showcasing children’s poems by Colombian poet Rafael Pomo. A youtube video of one of his most famous poems is here El Renacuajo Paseador (Rin Rin Renacuajo).
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MotherTongues: Wear Words, Celebrate Cultures. About words, languages, cultures, travel. Celebrate our language diversity. February 16, 2016. Filed under: Bilingual / Multilingual. 8212; Michelle @ 7:00 am. International Mother Language Day. I got schooled in my mother tongue (Afrikaans) when growing up in Apartheid South Africa, and I’ve written how awful things were done in the name of my mother tongue. The history of Mother Language Day is a similar story than the South African narrative where student...
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My Little Spanish Notebook. Real Spanish, in bite-sized chunks, for advanced level speakers and language lovers. About My Little Spanish Notebook. Entre aquí y Soria hay un puerto que se las trae. 8211; tricky, complicated, “something else”. So onto today’s expression… We were driving through the green valleys of La Rioja, when I saw a signpost to Soria. I asked Alejandro if it was far from here. 8220; No mucho. Pero entre aquí y Soria hay un puerto que. Is really tricky/something else. Can also be used ...
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MotherTongues: Wear Words, Celebrate Cultures. About words, languages, cultures, travel. Celebrate our language diversity. February 16, 2016. Filed under: Bilingual / Multilingual. 8212; Michelle @ 7:00 am. International Mother Language Day. I got schooled in my mother tongue (Afrikaans) when growing up in Apartheid South Africa, and I’ve written how awful things were done in the name of my mother tongue. The history of Mother Language Day is a similar story than the South African narrative where student...
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My Little Spanish Notebook. Real Spanish, in bite-sized chunks, for advanced level speakers and language lovers. About My Little Spanish Notebook. I’m Louisa. I’m a British freelance translator, proofreader and writer, living in Madrid with my Spanish partner and our two small sons. My passion is all things language-related , and this little blog is my way of sharing it with you. Thanks for dropping by. 10 thoughts on “ About me. February 7, 2014 at 8:28 am. My Little Spanish Notebook. Thanks for the fee...
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taco de lenguas | A bilingual journey in Bristol
A bilingual journey in Bristol. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. I got lots of hungry. July 18, 2015. At 2 years and 10 months my little boy is a real chatterbox. He’s speaking well in both English and Spanish and clearly identifies each language by name. He’s able to switch language depending on the situation and he’s getting to grips with grammar and tenses. Has anyone else got any similar phrases to share? What are your little bilingual monkeys up to at the moment? March 11, 2015.
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