This is important! The book, "The Gift of Words: How do children learn to talk," by Talmage Steele has 12 conversation starters for parents to employ to add more language to the things they already do with their children age 0-5. It doesn't take more time, it takes more words. A big vocabulary helps a child succeed in school, at work, in life. Schools depend on parents to teach children to talk and to have a big vocabulary when they arrive at school.
However, it's highly unlikely that you speak (that language) well enough to not be immediately recognized by a native speaker that you are not a native speaker of English. Her point is that early exposure fine-tunes the brain, hearing, and speaking abilities to a degree that can never be reproduced by non-native speaker. In other words, this explains why a Japanese person cannot produce the English R or L sound because their brain literally does not hear the sound distinctly because their brain adapted to a language where the English R and L sounds don't matter
This is fantastic. This lady knows an awful lot. I dont have a baby but this is useful for a project i am working on - thank goodness there are people like her in the world!
Now it all makes sense. I was born in august so I was the youngest of my grade and I did day care too so that’s why I learned both English and Spanish so easily growing up.
thank you for sharing this powerful information! I have a 3 months baby and i would like to teach him English and Spanish at the same time, I hope to have success!
Very interesting. I'm Italian and I've been talking in English to my little nephew since he was a newborn...In the beginning I used to sing some songs or just talk to him even though apparently he didn't pay attention sometimes....Now he is almost 3 yo and he says something in English every now and then and above all he follows me. I don't consider myself like a teacher because his brain does it all...And it blows my mind, because when we talk to our babies in our own language we take it for granted...but when we do in our second language you notice it more. I'm not a native English speaker, I'm an advanced speaker so I make some mistakes every now and then but it works anyway I think
Amazing, wonderful.. I am expecting my first baby and this video has been a blessing for me. I am a bilingual, Spanish- English, English is my second language and I was wondering how to teach my child English and Spanish. Thank you
we have moved from talking about the histry of linguistics to talking about linguistics_X rays .the problem is to make kids learn ............awesome !!! MY books are seen in the class
Alright, it all sounds good and makes a great sense, BUT. Here's my example. Till the age of 5 the only language I've experienced was Russian. Some English then. Then a bit of German. And only being 18 y.o., I've started learning languages seriously. Armenian, Spanish, Turkish, French, Hebrew. All those I had taken like in two years. So today I speak 9 languages, with 5 of them I work on a daily basis as a tutor and an interpreter. Important to mention that being abroad and speaking to natives they get very surprised knowing I'm not local and came from Russia which means pronunciation is pretty okay. How can we explain that? Genetics? Musical talents? I do adore languages, compose some music and my grandpa used to speak 7 languages. Is it the reason?
This is interesting to me considering I'm trying to learn another language on top of English, that language being Korean. I'm 15 which is quite a large gap from being a baby I would say. And I was curious about how I picked up learning a language at such a young age and if there was a similar way to learn as I did when I was younger, but this time with a more developed brain for a second language. 'm really hoping this is phrased in a way that makes the most sense for what I'm wondering.
I didn't talk too much with my kid now he is 4.5years ..how can I teach him language...as some of the words he don't understand...and that is the reason he don't answer
Hi, thank you for the information, I would like to ask something. You said that the language should be taught for a native speaker of the language. In our case, we are from Colombia and we have a baby, I speak to my daughter in English which is my second language and my husband in Spanish. Isn't it suitable?
Hello. Please you don't mind if I can ask you if you or anyone ever did work with children with down syndrome and autism I have some questions please . (I am teaching those children English and it's not their ferst language - children ages between 6-15 years old) Thank you
I have a baby, turning 3 months end of this march. I really want to teach her english but the environment might be not supporting as our native language is bahasa. And im not really fluent in english too. Should i just cry then?
Wey Ouno native language is very important, I learned English watching “friends”. My father only taught me ABC the rest I picked up from tv. I am not saying sit the baby in front of the tv. Teach her what you know as she gets older it’s a great opportunity for you to both learn English together by speaking to her. Once she develops enough I am sure you both will have learned enough to have a conversation.
Good video! The most important thing in life is knowledge of foreign languages! Thanks to foreign languages you can realize all your dreams and realize your grandiose ambitions! I would like to recommend all the practices of Yuriy Ivantsiv ''Polyglot Notes. Practical tips for learning foreign language". This book will be an indispensable helper, a handbook for every person who studies a foreign language! This book contains invaluable tips, questions and answers, and solutions to problems faced by anyone who studies a foreign language! Knowledge is power! And knowledge of foreign languages is your power multiplied by many times! Success to all in self-development!
I used to think that language sits in the brain, but now I doubt. A young girl gets born in 2018 and says she was in the US in her past life. She's never been to school so far. What really surprised me is her American accent. Nobody in her family speaks English like her.
This is important! The book, "The Gift of Words: How do children learn to talk," by Talmage Steele has 12 conversation starters for parents to employ to add more language to the things they already do with their children age 0-5. It doesn't take more time, it takes more words. A big vocabulary helps a child succeed in school, at work, in life. Schools depend on parents to teach children to talk and to have a big vocabulary when they arrive at school.
Thank you
I didn’t start learning English until 11 years old and it was fine. Speak fluently now.
U weren't exposed to English either ?
However, it's highly unlikely that you speak (that language) well enough to not be immediately recognized by a native speaker that you are not a native speaker of English. Her point is that early exposure fine-tunes the brain, hearing, and speaking abilities to a degree that can never be reproduced by non-native speaker.
In other words, this explains why a Japanese person cannot produce the English R or L sound because their brain literally does not hear the sound distinctly because their brain adapted to a language where the English R and L sounds don't matter
You know your Cappin you got that slight slight slight ya feel
@@stevebutler812 ok then non- native speakers never can't speak a like a native?
I wish I had watched this video when my son was a baby. He's turning 10 and is still learning the minority language.
I at the age 15 started for learn english
By the hard work of 3 years i was able to understand speech in english ..
What is your native tongue
Now you can sound like a native?
This is fantastic. This lady knows an awful lot. I dont have a baby but this is useful for a project i am working on - thank goodness there are people like her in the world!
Thanks very much! My son has 3 months and I wasn't aware that talking in other languages with him already was so important!
The content of this video is very informative💖
Thank you so much Marianne Bromley👍
Now it all makes sense. I was born in august so I was the youngest of my grade and I did day care too so that’s why I learned both English and Spanish so easily growing up.
me too, I did Mandarin when I was very young and despite not practicing for a long time, I still remember many words
thank you for sharing this powerful information! I have a 3 months baby and i would like to teach him English and Spanish at the same time, I hope to have success!
Very interesting. I'm Italian and I've been talking in English to my little nephew since he was a newborn...In the beginning I used to sing some songs or just talk to him even though apparently he didn't pay attention sometimes....Now he is almost 3 yo and he says something in English every now and then and above all he follows me. I don't consider myself like a teacher because his brain does it all...And it blows my mind, because when we talk to our babies in our own language we take it for granted...but when we do in our second language you notice it more. I'm not a native English speaker, I'm an advanced speaker so I make some mistakes every now and then but it works anyway I think
Amazing, wonderful.. I am expecting my first baby and this video has been a blessing for me. I am a bilingual, Spanish- English, English is my second language and I was wondering how to teach my child English and Spanish. Thank you
Thank you very much for your explanation about how children learn a language
we have moved from talking about the histry of linguistics to talking about linguistics_X rays .the problem is to make kids learn ............awesome !!! MY books are seen in the class
As someone who was raised bilingually I always wondered this fascinating
Thank you so much.
This video is important to me.
Alright, it all sounds good and makes a great sense, BUT. Here's my example. Till the age of 5 the only language I've experienced was Russian. Some English then. Then a bit of German. And only being 18 y.o., I've started learning languages seriously. Armenian, Spanish, Turkish, French, Hebrew. All those I had taken like in two years. So today I speak 9 languages, with 5 of them I work on a daily basis as a tutor and an interpreter. Important to mention that being abroad and speaking to natives they get very surprised knowing I'm not local and came from Russia which means pronunciation is pretty okay. How can we explain that? Genetics? Musical talents? I do adore languages, compose some music and my grandpa used to speak 7 languages. Is it the reason?
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Thank you so much. I have learned alot from this video and I'm grateful I came across your video!
This is interesting to me considering I'm trying to learn another language on top of English, that language being Korean. I'm 15 which is quite a large gap from being a baby I would say. And I was curious about how I picked up learning a language at such a young age and if there was a similar way to learn as I did when I was younger, but this time with a more developed brain for a second language.
'm really hoping this is phrased in a way that makes the most sense for what I'm wondering.
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Great info! Thx a lot!
I didn't talk too much with my kid now he is 4.5years ..how can I teach him language...as some of the words he don't understand...and that is the reason he don't answer
Hi, thank you for the information, I would like to ask something.
You said that the language should be taught for a native speaker of the language. In our case, we are from Colombia and we have a baby, I speak to my daughter in English which is my second language and my husband in Spanish. Isn't it suitable?
Hello.
Please you don't mind if I can ask you if you or anyone ever did work with children with down syndrome and autism I have some questions please . (I am teaching those children English and it's not their ferst language - children ages between 6-15 years old)
Thank you
Thank you so much.
This video is very important to me
Thank you so much
This is the important thing for me💚
great video, gives me the science of knowledge, thank you
I wish i saw this 6 years ago.
Thank you for sharing this video!
Thank you, madam. This will help us a lot!
I have a baby, turning 3 months end of this march. I really want to teach her english but the environment might be not supporting as our native language is bahasa. And im not really fluent in english too. Should i just cry then?
Wey Ouno native language is very important, I learned English watching “friends”. My father only taught me ABC the rest I picked up from tv. I am not saying sit the baby in front of the tv. Teach her what you know as she gets older it’s a great opportunity for you to both learn English together by speaking to her. Once she develops enough I am sure you both will have learned enough to have a conversation.
Thank you so much, it's so important for me
Thank you very much.
But in many workshops people say that sing song method is not gud for child.
Pls comment
This video is awesome. Great job and thanks for sharing
Thank you for the explanation
Excellent video! very informative, thank you so much
Thank you so much
very helpful ! since I have a reseach on child lng acquisition !
Thank you for the explanation i enjoy it ☺️
Great info, thanks a lot!
Thank you
I don't know why i cried at the start of the video. 😢
isn't it amazing!
Good video, thank you for the explanation
Thank you for the explanation 👍
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Great info! thanks a lot sir
thank u so much the video is great
I enjoyed it. Thanks for sharing
Very helpful thank you!
thank you sir
Since I don't speak another language other than English can hi use poppet and a audio to teach my baby a next language?
11:42 is the answer I think
If you study the language and practice with your child it can still help greatly even if you are not fluent in the language being learned by the child
Great video
Thank you so much
Very nice work,so happy to find your channel...subbed and wishing creativity !!!
I want to learn Greek like a baby...Greeks speak too fast...do they speak fast to babies too?
Great info!
Excellent video
Good video! The most important thing in life is knowledge of foreign languages! Thanks to foreign languages you can realize all your dreams and realize your grandiose ambitions! I would like to recommend all the practices of Yuriy Ivantsiv ''Polyglot Notes. Practical tips for learning foreign language". This book will be an indispensable helper, a handbook for every person who studies a foreign language! This book contains invaluable tips, questions and answers, and solutions to problems faced by anyone who studies a foreign language! Knowledge is power! And knowledge of foreign languages is your power multiplied by many times! Success to all in self-development!
I really enjoyed it, thanks for the enlightenment
I used to think that language sits in the brain, but now I doubt. A young girl gets born in 2018 and says she was in the US in her past life. She's never been to school so far. What really surprised me is her American accent. Nobody in her family speaks English like her.
this makes me want a baby lol
Ouh yeah Nice...
What she's saying is a little controversial. Parentese, for example, doesnt seem to make a difference.
How the fuck! Global citizens??? So amazing babies can distinguish language lol wow awesome
So much wrong. Please leave this to people who actually do the research!
thank you
Great video
Excellent video! very informative, thank you so much!