When bilingual kids correct you in their native tongue.
Raising a bilingual child comes with its challenges (CLICK here to read about ‘how to raise a multilingual child’) but when the child’s first language is different to yours it can bring extra complications. As they grow older and a bit cheekier, and perhaps get better than us at speaking the other language, they may start to point out our language 'flaws”.
I get it
And I speak from personal experience. I speak Danish to my kids, they live in an English-speaking country and their dad spe...
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