What Parents Want to Know about Bilingualism
It’s generally recognized that most people across the globe are bilingual or multilingual and use 2 or more languages
Read moreIt’s generally recognized that most people across the globe are bilingual or multilingual and use 2 or more languages
Read moreMost high schools and colleges require students to take foreign language classes. But, only 20 percent of United States citizens
Read moreEvery child learns at a different pace. For some, learning a new language is a breeze. But for many others,
Read moreDinoLingo explains how to raise a bilingual child by answering questions from parents.
Read moreThere are thousands of languages and dialects used in the world. Some are easier for English speakers to pick up
Read moreDinoLingo explains which websites and apps are best to help your child learn Spanish.
Read moreFrench is a great second language for English speaking children. It’s Latin based, so it’s relatively easy for kids to
Read moreIn some of our previous blogs, we’ve talked about Enjoying Reading with your Child and Making Reading a Routine Reality.
Read moreStart Simple Start with some simple greetings and every day words.E.g. good morning/ how are you? Be consistent, use
Read moreIt is well known that English is the most common foreign language in all around the world but did you
Read moreWhat to do when bilingual kids mix languages (code-switching, a.k.a. code-mixing)• Don’t worry if your child mixes languages—language mixing is
Read moreChinese – 生日快乐 – Shēngrì kuàilè German – Herzlichen Glückwunsch zum Geburtstag Japanese – お誕生日おめでとうございます – Otanjōbiomedetōgozaimasu Dutch – gelukkige verjaardag Arabic – عيد ميلاد سعيد Czech
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