19 - In this episode of The Language Experiment, Kaisa and Camillo sit down to reflect on their family’s first full year of living in Portugal. From leaving Canada to navigating cultural surprises, adjusting to a new environment, and balancing multiple languages at home, they share the highs, the challenges, and the lessons learned along the way. Discover what it really feels like to uproot a multilingual family, how language dynamics shift in a new country, and why Portugal turned out to be ...
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19 - In this episode of The Language Experiment, Kaisa and Camillo sit down to reflect on their family’s first full year of living in Portugal. From leaving Canada to navigating cultural surprises, adjusting to a new environment, and balancing multiple languages at home, they share the highs, the challenges, and the lessons learned along the way. Discover what it really feels like to uproot a multilingual family, how language dynamics shift in a new country, and why Portugal turned out to be ...
6 common myths about bilingualism & multilingualism busted
The Language Experiment
32 minutes
2 years ago
6 common myths about bilingualism & multilingualism busted
007 - In this episode, we are on a mission to bust common myths surrounding raising bilingual and multilingual children. Get ready to challenge conventional wisdom and embrace the power of language diversity!🧠Myth #1: "It's too late to start learning a language after a certain age." False! Discover why age is just a number when it comes to language acquisition, and how anyone, at any age, can become multilingual!💬 Myth #2: "Bilingualism causes language confusion and delays." Not true! Uncove...
The Language Experiment
19 - In this episode of The Language Experiment, Kaisa and Camillo sit down to reflect on their family’s first full year of living in Portugal. From leaving Canada to navigating cultural surprises, adjusting to a new environment, and balancing multiple languages at home, they share the highs, the challenges, and the lessons learned along the way. Discover what it really feels like to uproot a multilingual family, how language dynamics shift in a new country, and why Portugal turned out to be ...
