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MONOLINGUAL SPANISH HOW TO
MONOLINGUAL SPANISH DOWNLOAD

MONOLINGUAL SPANISH DOWNLOAD

Download Spanish School Bus, Canticos, MamaLingua or similar apps for yourself and your kids.

Buy some CDs or cue up a Spanish YouTube list to play in the car, at bedtime, or during the day.

Purchase some Spanish children’s books (or make a library list) to mix into your bookshelves.

Here are some helpful things to already have on hand:

What is your budget? Can you invest in some materials or classes?ĭon’t leave yourselves with any excuses! As monolingual parents, you will need to surround yourself with materials that provide the language for you.

What space in your home is the “gathering” space? Can you hang posters there or fill a basket with some games and books?.

How can you attach Spanish to these hobbies?)

What do your kids enjoy? (Books, games, sports, etc.

What is a realistic weekly time commitment?.

Go ahead and print some posters or plans and get a physical Spanish notebook going. Here are some questions to help you get going: Research materials, order resources (see below!), look at your calendar, and think about your family dynamics. GET ORGANIZEDĪs with any major goal, the biggest obstacle is just making it happen! Take a whole weekend to make a plan.

I’ve also teamed up with Bilingual Kidspot to create a starter kit for families learning Spanish, and you can find specific steps and resources there. You’ll make mistakes along the way (and maybe your kids will get to the point where they correct you!), but your willingness to make mistakes is a good lesson for them as well.

MONOLINGUAL SPANISH HOW TO

Read up on how to teach yourself Spanish using free online resources to get started. In fact, it’s probably the key factor as to whether your children reach higher levels of the new language. This shows your kids that you are truly invested in their bilingualism, and allows you to work the language into your daily family life. Ideally, you’ll be learning alongside your kids. Read on for some great resources and help! 1. These specific tips are geared toward an English-speaking family in the US, for example, who would like their kids to learn Spanish. Your main focus will probably be keeping up Spanish at home, so they stay bilingual! In cases like that, your children will probably go to school and learn English beautifully. In other words, I’m not really writing to the Spanish-speaking family with kids who just moved to the U.S. In today’s post, I’m writing with families in mind whose kids are learning a second language that is not the majority language. There are families doing just that! It is not easy, but here I’ve got some tips and amazing resources for parents in this situation. But is it possible, if they parents don’t speak Spanish themselves? Most of my resources are geared to teachers, or parents who at least speak some Spanish. Raising multilingual kids is a big goal for any family, but especially daunting for monolingual parents wanting to raise bilingual kids. Limited-time only: this post includes a giveaway you won’t want to miss! Make sure to enter by midnight, September 28th to win some amazing Spanish resources from Linguacious! Une description du projet est disponible à l'adresse suivante. Les données sont présentées sous un format tabulaire et les informations relatives à chaque entrée séparées par des " ".ĭ'autres formats et services peuvent être proposés par le fournisseur de ces données à la demande (par exemple, conversion vers le formalisme de l'acquéreur, sélection de sous-ensembles de mots en complément de votre propre dictionnaire). Il contient environ 83 952 lemmes (838 391 formes fléchies), avec leur partie du discours complétée par des informations flexionnelles. Ce dictionnaire monolingue espagnol a été augmenté et amélioré dans le cadre du projet national français EuRADic (Dictionnaire et corpus européens et arabe), du programme Technolangue, financé par le ministère français de l'industrie.