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emmb13 :
It’s trilingual not threelingual
2026-10-22 22:05:34
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Paulina🥀 :
Are you sure 3 yo doesn’t speak or barely understand? 😬
2026-10-22 18:36:06
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J :
kids are literally sponges. the more he hears the more he will know trust. just talk in whatever you feel like talking in and put tv for him (if allowed) in another langauge u use
2026-10-23 04:30:12
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E. :
raise them trilingual! i know people think it’s might be hard or confusing for them but i promise you it’s not. i would’ve given anything for my mum to have spoken to me in french as a kid. i’m fully bilingual, like native in 2 languages and that’s because of my parents, even though i went to a fully english speaking school, most of my classmates aren’t fully fully native the way i am
2026-10-23 01:02:43
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leetawrites :
I think it’s not late at all:) I have thought a lot about this for my own kids as someone who was raised in a poly-lingual household. Funny enough my sibling was also placed in a daycare of their 4th language and I do think it helped them because they learned it formally in school years later and they are objectively better in it than me, even though I later went to an immersive school at 13 where I spoke that language far more often than them.
2026-10-22 16:31:15
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Esve Escobar 🐉 🇨🇦 :
Can you speak Spanish in a video for us?! 🥰💕
2026-10-22 20:12:12
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Colombolichka :
My child speaks 3 languages, I am only parent, so I can’t use 1 parent one language thus I use spaces: 1 language is for outside, 2 language is for home, 3 language is school based.
2026-10-25 17:12:20
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leila🌀 :
I honestly don’t know if I’m delusional but over the year and a bit since I’ve followed you your English has improved!
2026-10-22 23:32:02
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rania ʚɞ :
i thought you lived in germany lol
2026-10-22 21:31:43
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Marlene :
Kannst du erzählen wie die Geburt für dich war? (natürlich nur wenn es okay für dich ist) Ich würde es sehr interessant finden :)
2026-10-22 16:24:21
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äösäsüä :
im sorry, are you a single mother? I was trying to find the answer in other videos, but couldn't
2026-10-22 16:06:52
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Lanaishere :
Don’t throw English at him now. 2 languages max for now
2026-10-22 19:26:38
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ran_07 :
Don’t worry its not too late honestly idk if you considered this an option but arent there some good spanish animation movies or TV and like animal documentaries an stuff? I was kind of raised (1)
2026-10-24 22:14:24
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4straphobia ⁴⁴ :
tbf you're already doing a lot having him enrolled in an immersion daycare and such, but it's never too late to start and I think it would absolutely be valuable to start! I don't actually know anything research wise, but I was raised bilingual + English bc we lived in England (similar to you with English and German and then moving to Chile I suppose) and having german and swedish spoken to me was so valuable in hindsight. it was difficult when I was young bc I had the attitude of "no german and swedish are boring I wanna speak English" but my parents essentially forcing me to speak my mother tongues was so important, especially since I wasn't a kid who read a lot, so once I grew out of the age of being read *to*, I wouldn't really have had any other source of my mother tongues other than through spoken language from my parents. and to some extent I get the whole like "professional language" thing bc I also never spoke English at home, it was a school thing, but that's just something that comes with time I think. you might learn how to speak "intimately" just through speaking with your son, but even if not, he will likely learn later in life and build upon the verbal skills you taught him by still speaking to him in Spanish even if it wasn't in an intimate way. also, creating an expectation of speaking Spanish with you will help him "keep" Spanish. if he doesn't go into an immersion primary school usw. and he doesn't end up reading a ton, he will likely lose the language, and you becoming someone he regularly speaks Spanish to will prevent that. idak what I'm talking about since this is all just personal experience coming from a teen lol but I do think speaking to him in Spanish is incredibly important. holy yap, tldr: from personal experience, I think speaking to him in Spanish is soso valuable and absolutely worth it even if it feels weird and awkward in the beginning
2026-10-22 19:55:30
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askluam :
I was raised bilingual very successfully (parents strictly only spoke their own language, even with each other). I plan on speaking one of these languages with my child while living in the other country. In the case that I would live in a third country, I would try mixing languages by speaking with friends and family and including the child. I know from friends and their kids that kids can resent the non-main language… I would try to encourage it but never force it :)
2026-10-24 18:07:16
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Camille :
Can you do a video speaking all of your languages
2026-10-22 16:45:38
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La tuttologa ✨ :
You can become native speaker bilingual / multilingual until you’re around 7. You could do OPOL (one person one language). You can write me if you want I have two trilingual toddlers
2026-10-22 21:06:19
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isidoratenger :
Todavía estás a tiempo. Según Lenneberg el periodo crítico de adquisición del lenguaje termina a los 13, así que aún tiene la capacidad de aprender un idioma de oído sin necesidad de estudiar.
2026-10-24 02:41:26
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zaman.ary :
current Partner?😭😂
2026-10-23 22:42:11
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Emily :
Keep speaking Spanish 👏 my parents only spoke Polish to me but I’m born in Canada. They didn’t even know I spoke English but my school told them.
2026-10-24 12:44:48
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Bie :
I plan to do the OPOL method (one parent one language). I'll strictly speak Norwegian, my partner will strictly speak French, and we will continue to speak English together.
2026-10-23 20:22:51
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Julie :
Can you make a video in spanish?❣️
2026-10-23 07:08:56
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vbambi.290 :
Where do u live??
2026-10-22 20:33:38
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supersigma2 :
You have a kid ?
2026-10-22 16:07:14
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aimeehasthoughts :
I’m half Swiss, half Irish and so I spoke exclusively (Swiss)-German with my dad and English with my mother. I’m the first born, so that also plays into how well you adapt to speaking multiple languages in the home, and I loved it! It was such a gift! But I think every family has to find out what suits them, there is no one size fits all!
2026-10-23 12:24:05
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