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10 Frightful Monsters Explain the Many Benefits of Being Bilingual

WARNING: This is a humorous post, but the images are a bit scary! mrgreen

Human beings aren’t the only ones that benefit from bilingual ability. This Halloween week I sat down with 10 monsters for exclusive interviews on their experience of being bilingual or feeding on bilinguals. Here’s what they told me…

Zombie

Bilingual Mummy

Bilingual Werewolf

Vampire

Bilingual Witch

Bilingual Demon

Bilingual Goblin

Bilingual Skeleton

Bilingual Ghost

Bilingual Ghoul

Here’s another ghastly post I think you’ll enjoy…

3 Essential Ways Parents Raising Bilingual Children Should Be Like Zombies

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8 Responses

      1. Yes :) Btw, you know what I miss on your website? It’s just a small silly technical thing. It would be great if I’d got a notification by email when you replied to my comment. But then again, maybe some people wouldn’t like that :D

        1. Jana, you’re right, but the site is growing older now and the platform, as is, doesn’t include this feature. If I remake the site at some point (which I don’t even want to think about but would have to tackle eventually), I’ll definitely keep this thought in mind.

  1. ahahahahah!!! This post is simply wonderfullll!!!! How could I miss it??
    I really love it! I’ll show this interviews to my kids, that’s real captive reading!

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I’m Adam Beck, the founder of this blog and the author of the widely-read books Maximize Your Child's Bilingual Ability and Bilingual Success Stories Around the World. I've been a teacher, writer, and coach in this field for 30 years, and I'm a parent of two bilingual children, now 21 and 19. Want to work with me personally? Visit BECK BILINGUAL. I offer mentoring for parents, English tutoring for kids and teens, and English coaching for adults.

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