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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If one parent speaks Vietnamese, then helpful for that parent to speak only Vietnamese to kids. That likely only helps with kids understanding the language, but would be a start. [/quote] His dad speaks Vietnamese, but not too well! Haha It’s more of Vietnglish! [/quote] I thought you were the Vietnamese parent! It’s awesome that you are thinking about this for your child even when it’s not your own heritage language. Make sure your husband is on board with playing an active role in your child’s language learning because tutoring only gets you so far. Even if his Vietnamese is not great, he can still do the cultural celebrations, read simple picture books, sing children’s songs, or watch Vietnamese-dubbed cartoons with your toddler. (And if he’s so inclined, this can even be a chance for him to improve his own Vietnamese.)[/quote]
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