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How to raise trilingual kids using the OPOL method: One Person One Language?
Perhaps you’ve heard of the OPOL (One Person One Language) method where each of the parents speaks with the children their heritage language. This approach is commonly used with multilingual families.
Imagine what a child can do in life if they can speak two or more languages? Be an international pilot? a foreign correspondent? work for the United Nations? work as an international sales manager? become a diplomat? become the CEO of a corporation based in Germany, China, or Poland? Why not?
In this interview, a mum of multilingual children who learn English, Polish, and Italian at the same time shares her experience in raising multilingual children.
Foreign people are more proactive: childhood secrets of the property expert Maximillian De Kment
Maximilian Ziegfried de Kment was born in Venezuela and arrived in England at the age of seven, speaking Spanish only. An inspiring story of a successful businessman who built his career based on determination, and his pride of being different.
A former professional rugby player and now, the owner of the estate agents Saxe Coburg and Lovett International in Dorset reveals his secrets in the World of Love campaign to introduce inspiring members of our diverse society.
15 signs you are bilingual
Bilingualism or multilingualism is the phenomenon of speaking and understanding two or more languages. It has important cognitive and economic benefits but it also helps to build closer connections with people and participate in the global community in more ways.