Dr. Zalka Csenge VirágHow to raise a bilingual child:
Mom: "Tacskó."
Dad: "Dachshund."
Child: "Tacskshund."
BrynawelMe: "Dackel"
kupac^ESC:wq@TarkabarkaHolgy
Quite a feat for a small child to pronounce "tacsksh" :D
Quite a feat for a small child to pronounce "tacsksh" :D
Phil Stevens 
@TarkabarkaHolgy Way better than saying "dash-hound" at any rate.
Johannes@TarkabarkaHolgy
I find it fascinating that I can often trace who taught my kids a concept based on which language they use for it.
At 2-3 the ability to separate languages seems not yet fully developed, so at first they transitioned between German, Dutch and English mid-sentence based on in what language they knew the word “Ben bang voor Katze, Katze not outside”.
I find it fascinating that I can often trace who taught my kids a concept based on which language they use for it.
At 2-3 the ability to separate languages seems not yet fully developed, so at first they transitioned between German, Dutch and English mid-sentence based on in what language they knew the word “Ben bang voor Katze, Katze not outside”.
@johannes_lehmann yep we got that too 😄
JoeMcconExecutive: tacksloophole!
Jorge Bejarano