To all of you native English speakers
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Just want to ask, how did your parents teach you how to speak? Or to be exact, how did parents in English-speaking country teach their babies how to speak?
Just want some tips on how to teach English to a kid in advance. I know, she's only 4 months old, but it's better to think early about kids education, isn't it?
Just want some tips on how to teach English to a kid in advance. I know, she's only 4 months old, but it's better to think early about kids education, isn't it?
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Well, kids will start picking up on it if you speak it frequently during early childhood. Then when they get into school, you can have them attend English classes.
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I wish I had Gordon Ramsay voice cause then I could say...
Fuck you! your food is shit! and your shit! ^__^
Fuck you! your food is shit! and your shit! ^__^
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yurixhentai
desu
Tegumi wrote...
åœ¨å®¶è£¡æˆ‘å€‘ä¸€èˆ¬éƒ½æ˜¯ç”¨ä¸æ–‡.You need to temporarily ban yourself.
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Drifter995
Neko//Night
Tegumi wrote...
åœ¨å®¶è£¡æˆ‘å€‘ä¸€èˆ¬éƒ½æ˜¯ç”¨ä¸æ–‡.This forum is a primarily english speaking community, and you are required to feel bad.
Also, as said, talk english frequently around them, and they'll pick it up slowly. also try repeating words to them sometimes?
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Maybe read to her and anything you show her say the english counterpart? And everyone goes to school to learn the alphabet and learn grammar in kindergarten but there are all sorts of language programs for kids and even babies I think you can buy offline.
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Waar
FAKKU Moderator
Most of us were taught as we grew with examples, a mother pointing to her husband saying "dad", a teaching showing a child an image and saying "fire truck". If it's the first language you're teaching the child it's as easy as teaching a child any language. It's when you try teaching it a second language that things become muddled, at the age of 4 a child will have serious problems coming to terms with multiple languages and multiple "sounds" to mean the same thing.
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zeroniv_legend wrote...
Just want to ask, how did your parents teach you how to speak? Or to be exact, how did parents in English-speaking country teach their babies how to speak? Just want some tips on how to teach English to a kid in advance. I know, she's only 4 months old, but it's better to think early about kids education, isn't it?
didn't Mice already poke a fun about this?
i was an A grade student in English speaking & writing from Elementary to high school but i started to learn it from 4th Grade.
so maybe you don't have to let her learn English that early if i were you.
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Well my mom and friends often read to me and just talked to me. I picked up naturally from things I heard.
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Tegumi wrote...
åœ¨å®¶è£¡æˆ‘å€‘ä¸€èˆ¬éƒ½æ˜¯ç”¨ä¸æ–‡.I am amazed that my mind was able to translate that (okay, not really, I got help from my old Eng-Chi, Chi-Eng dictionary).
That's true also for my family, except they speak 咱侬è¯, which is a variation of ç¦ä½¬è¯ instead of 䏿–‡.
If only I knew the pin yin (or what ever) of 咱侬è¯, I would have put a straight sentence here.
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devsonfire
3,000,000th Poster
Here's a tip, talk to her in English as often as you talk to her in Indonesian. She'll understand both eventually. Just like my little niece.
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animefreak_usa
Child of Samael
My mother taught me via only using English and the tv show 'Sesame Street.' Also Catalan the same way.
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Like others have said, talk to her as if you were talking to her in Indonesian. Just show her a picture of a dog in English and a picture of a dog in Indonesian. And just so you do not worry in the future, kids who are bilingual usually speak later than kids who are not due to the fact that their undeveloped brains have to sort out and learn the differences between the two languages.
In today's age though, a lot of people plop their kids in front of the TV and just leave stuff like Sesame Street on for awhile. While it is effective and an easy way to keep them occupied, make sure you don't do it too much.
In today's age though, a lot of people plop their kids in front of the TV and just leave stuff like Sesame Street on for awhile. While it is effective and an easy way to keep them occupied, make sure you don't do it too much.
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Cruz
Dope Stone Lion
Even though my parents taught me Spanish first, I picked up English almost instantly.