You misunderstand me. My husband is the one fluent in Spanish, not me. He is
half Puerto Rican and was raised by his Puerto Rican grandparents! I'm as white
as can be ;)
Beth
Sharon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
You've answered your own question there! It is a common misconception
that children can only learn one language at a time and that they
need to be "firmly established" in one before tackling the next. This
has made the task that much more difficult for you and of course he
wants to speak his better language.
My kids have never used anything but English with me and it feels
funny if I accidently use French with them. They laugh. I speak
French to my non-English speaking dh. None had trouble learning both
at the same time.
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