Learning Languages Successfully - Book Recommendation When Facing Multilingual Problems

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Learning languages successfully can turn into a bumpy road for some multilingual children. When facing speech development problems, becoming multilingual seems often very hard. Get inspired by Inna Figotina and her book Trilingual Me and see how she managed to reach the impossible.
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CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Introduction
00:50 - Who is Inna Figotina?
02:16 - What her book "Trilingual Me" is about
03:00 - Her biography
04:21 - The cons of the book
05:30 - Are you a multilingual book author?
05:35 - Other videos for you
This video is a book review and a recommendation for all multilingual families that are facing difficulties. Learning languages successfully is doable even when it seems impossible.
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ABOUT ME:
Welcome to Multilingual Family, your space to discover how to raise multilingual kids successfully.
My name is Andrea Breitenmoser and I'm a teacher, specialized in languages. I was raised bilingual and now I'm raising my children trilingual. Let me share my experiences and know-how with you!
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30 июн 2024

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@youtuber23242 2 года назад

Amazing bilingual children's book with an inspiring story! I highly recommend it for language teachers and multilingual families! I have to disagree with your comment at the end. The book is beautifully written in the form of a poem as a rhyme and in Canada where the book was published the rule is that the beginning of each line should be capitalized. Thank you for highlighting this wonderful book and author on your channel.

@MultilingualFamily 2 года назад

Thank you for clarifying that. I realized that that was part of her style, but I didn't know that in Canada there was a rule for that. In Switzerland it's not.