Aprendí mas en tu vídeo que en 10 vídeos de expertos, gracias!. Mi marido es Checo, yo Ecuatoriana, Vivimos en la Suiza de habla alemana y hablamos en ingles entre nosotros. Me hiciste replantearme muchas cosas de como lo hemos estado haciendo con mi hijo hasta ahora, gracias!

GOOD for you children, its such a big benefit to know more languages 🙂

@MarioScianHQ

Жыл бұрын

It’s definitely something I hope they’ll appreciate once they grow up 😅

Simply... Super Mario!. I am impressed. (Not forgetting wife and kids). Beside learning multiple language, having a good imagination is a solid foundation for your kids.

@MarioScianHQ

Жыл бұрын

haha it's easier than it appears, it's just about being consistent

Hermoso video, mi mujer es polaca y este es un tema muy importante para charlar. Gracias! =)

Really good idea for a video! And a really good video also! Thanks Mario!

@MarioScianHQ

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Muchas gracias por este video! Estamos esperando un bebé junto a mi esposo, yo soy chilena y él polaco, vivimos en Alemania y nos conocimos hablando inglés… jajaja qué locura!

As usual, really good work!! Thanks Mario. Same case here: Chinese, English and Danish. The baby is coming soon, i was just wondering about the ways to manage. Great timing 😂❤

@MarioScianHQ

Жыл бұрын

Sounds great! Good luck it will be good!

Very very good advise. Learning danish alone is so hard I have read hundreds of book for and with our children. I have loved every single minute of it. And yes our oldest at 12 is now fluent in english, but she did not know swedish. So I just put a lot of nice swedish pop into our spotify account and in the last 1/2 year she has learned Swedish to get by. Listening is learning. And singing is great. Singing is loved in denmark. Few sing, but everybody who sings is liked. Also the kids like it. I made up silly songs when the kids were younger and we had a laugh :)

@MarioScianHQ

11 ай бұрын

True we also sing a lot as well

I really loved your video. I am expecting my first child. We will have a similar situation. I am from Hungary, so I will speak Hungarian to the baby. My husband is Taiwanese and Brazilian. He decided to speak Mandarin to the baby. We live in Brazil, so our third language is Portuguese. And right now, at home, we speak English. Your video helped me with the third/fourth language situation. I am a bit worried about what is gonna be our language when we are all together, especially when the baby is older, and we can really interact and play together. Now I think the best would be Portuguese since that is the majority language that they also should learn well. I am curious to know when your children started to have contact with the Danish language? I am a bit afraid that if I introduce Portuguese too early they will prefer it over Mandarin and Hungarian since Portuguese will be the language in school, with their friends etc. Do you think it is important that they have a good basis in two languages before introducing a third language? I also don't worry about English, as you also mentioned. I am pretty sure they will not have problems learning it from games, school or even us since we will speak it in front of them occasionally.

@MarioScianHQ

Ай бұрын

Thanks! In our case we started with Danish when the kids were 8-9 months (started day care). It took a bit longer but now my 4,5 year old is very good/normal in the three languages and thinking about starting with English in the next year

A really interesting video. I'm bilingual from childhood, my mum is English and my dad is Greek and my parents only used their native language. However we didn't live in a country with a third language so it was easier for us compared to your children and family in general.

@MarioScianHQ

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Thanks for sharing!

Hej Mario. Can I ask what language you speak with your wife when the kids are around? Thanks in advance.

@MarioScianHQ

Жыл бұрын

Danish (as much as possible) and English as backup

What language are your story books?

@MarioScianHQ

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In Spanish when possible, if not Danish or English and translated on the fly (the kids can't read yet)

Mi esposo es argentino, pero sus padres son japoneses. Yo soy brasileña, actualmente vivimos en Estados Unidos. Queremos que nuestras bebas aprendan todas las lenguas, pero estamos medio perdidos.

@MarioScianHQ

3 ай бұрын

3-4 lenguas funciona relativamente bien con el sistema que inclui en el video

Do you speak/understand Estonian and does your wife speak/understand Spanish?

@MarioScianHQ

10 ай бұрын

Just a little bit in both sides

@pcelicamaja1713

10 ай бұрын

@@MarioScianHQ Do either of you feel left out when the other one is bonding with a child in a language you can't really understand. Do you think it's gonna become frustrating when you need to discuss more serious topics?

What strategi to use if a single parent will rise bi- or trilingual kids?

@MarioScianHQ

4 ай бұрын

Bilingual speak one language at home different from the one in kindergarten, three as single parent I have no idea

I think video content has influenced the kid more than native speaking, as so far the kid's Spanish seems to be more fluent, Estonian has a strong accent. But why Spanish and Estonian? Learning languages is surely a useful skill to have, but neither of the languages seem actually relevant in the Danish context.

@MarioScianHQ

Жыл бұрын

His Estonian is better than the video example, but it's been a pain to find a time to film him and her without showing their faces 🙈 I teach him Spanish as it's a very useful language for a million reasons, Estonian is more niche but it's important for my wife and I support her