I made another fun infographic! I hope you like it! (And if so, would you please share it? Bloggers, feel free to embed this image on your own site by grabbing the code below. Thanks a lot!)
Get your child speaking the minority language more actively right now!
I made another fun infographic! I hope you like it! (And if so, would you please share it? Bloggers, feel free to embed this image on your own site by grabbing the code below. Thanks a lot!)
Here’s what a parent just like you said after watching it and learning my “secret strategy”…
“Wow! I was so inspired watching the video and I have such great hope that this tool will help with the minority language in our family. I can’t wait to try these things out!”
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Our household loves it and fully agrees. We especially like number 10 (it made us laugh out loud) and number 1 (so sweet).
Thank you, Ellen! I’m glad you and your family like it!
These are all very true! What parent wouldn’t be moved by number 5 as an excuse for ‘just let me watch a bit longer’.
Louise, yes, maybe it’s best if children aren’t privy to number 5…
We love it too!! Number 5 always works on me!!
Thank you, Nath! Keep up the good fight against number 5!
This list is so much fun and it is so true! #5 always works like a charm in our family. Love it!
Thanks, Amanda! Hope your kids won’t be up too late tonight!
I am always stressing the importance of language learning.
I love this fun infographic. We have shared it on our facebook page.
No. 2 is our fave and No. 10 did make us giggle and think of all the words we know (Shhhh don’t tell anyone 😉 )
Lisa, your secret is safe with me! Thank you for sharing this!
This list is really funny and even though I’m 22, I seem to relate to more of these than I should. 😛 I shared it on my new blog about bilingual struggles from a 22-year-old’s perspective here if you want to check it out: https://bilingualstruggles.wordpress.com/2017/03/18/bilingual-benefits/
Maria, I’m happy you enjoyed this list and thank you for sharing it!
I enjoyed your post as well and I wish you all the best with your “bilingual struggles”! Cheers from Hiroshima, Japan!