This is the video I've been looking for. I admire your determination. I have a 3 month old. I am a native English speaker from Ireland. My wife speaks English to our baby. I speak Irish (not a native speaker but probably high B1/ low B2 level). I want her to be able to speak our country's native language, the language of my grandparents. I work on my Irish every day.

This is so encouraging. Anyone can teach a language to their kids as a non native speaker. It takes time and alot of dedication. It takes years. Its not easy but doable. 💪

I’m really proud of you guys, keep it up!

I'm amazed at how perfect your English is! Could you please share with us your own English language journey? Or have you already made such a video? Thank you! ❤

i have a 6m old child. and this is what im looking for, a thank you from Vietnam palllllllllllllllllll

Hi, Hannah! Could you give us in future videos some recommendations of channels or Ig accounts to follow that show native families speaking in English which we can follow as a model? Thanks in advance.

@genatokarev810

2 жыл бұрын

I was just going to write the same

@ElvisAliveIL

2 жыл бұрын

Hi, did you end up getting any recommendations?

I am from former Ussr .raising bilingual child living middle east.u have perfect english. can you share more conversational videos with your son ? thanks ahead.

My native language is Spanish and since one year and six months I stared to learn English because I moved to United States and my daughter learned very fast just with cartons and kindergarten online.

You just enlightened us with another useful content as always. Thankyou very much. Your kid is adorable,so cute.

Hi miss Anna you don’t have idea how much I appreciate your help with this opportunity to be more productive in our goals!

Thank you Anna for sharing your experience with us 💙 I wish all the best for you and your child.

Thanks a lot, you're really giving us hope.

You are an awesome mom!

It is a nice lesson.

This information will be useful for me. Thank you for explaining everything.

I admire your skills!!!!

Mind-blowing, I cannot actually hear any foreign traces in your accent. Congratulations :) And the content is inspiring, it gives me confidence and courage to carry on with my own journey. I will keep watching your videos. Thank you

Nice channel, Anna. Subscribed .. I've been following your work since long time.. Thank You!

Thank you so much for the video.

I wanted to see this video from you the other day!! I'm so happy now! Thank you so much 💙

@HannahKhoma

3 жыл бұрын

my pleasure! :)

Thank you madam

Thank you ma'am

thanks for the great stuff. I was eagerly waiting for this video like a non native speaker of english raises their kids in english. its gonna be a long journey for me , but you are giving me hope and motivation. By the way, I can't tell the difference between you and native speakers.

@HannahKhoma

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! :) Glad I can help!

I love this channel 💯🚀🇨🇷👌🥂

Hi anna..I m from India...I always watch your videos...I like your videos a lot....My daughter is 4 years old....and I am doing the same...lots of love & Thanks a lot ❤️❤️❤️

I wait this video so long. Why do you show your son only 1 min?. He is so intresting creature. Літак літає😊

You always glow

❤❤

Hi!I my daughter learned English after 3 months maby I don't remember exactly but now she can communique whit other children in Kindergarten in U.S. when she joined to the school she did not know anything about English

Love ❣️💞❤️ from india 🥰

I'm not sure about the cartoons, because as an intermediate speaker I often don't understand what is told in it because of the specific pronunciation ;)

😍😍👍

Hmm, i’m a native english speaker with a degree in english. But i have to make a few points which are supported by the current research. People dont “learn” a language, they aquire it. And children aquire the language of their peers. NOT their parents. This is why children of foreign parents don’t share the speaking accent of their parents. Noam Chomsky has discussed this. You can put them in an english speaking class where they are surrounded by peers speaking english. Then they will aquire it. Non-natives usually get to about about a fifth grade level in english. They learn basic conversational english. Basically television english. They dont know there is anything beyond that. Because they never increase their reading literacy. But any kid who does not know english these days is basically shut out of the modern world. Its essential for communicating online and for work. Its the default international language. So any parent who wants their kids to learn english should be putting their kids in english only classes. Otherwise ur in for a hard time.

@HannahKhoma

3 жыл бұрын

But how do you put a two year old in an English class? We are talking about two different things. The things that I suggest are also supported by research. Your point is absolutely valid and parents who don't speak English themselves should put their kids in an English class or, like I said in the video, do this in addition to their communication with their kids in English.

Hi Hannah! I say to start speaking with child if he's under 6... my son is 5 and he get nervous when I try ro speak with him in english or when I watch TV in english with my dauther of 10 ... he says that he doesn't understand. I've always thought that it was to late... don't you think so? have I hope yet? 🤞🤞🤞

@HannahKhoma

3 жыл бұрын

It's never too late. you know your child best, try to get him interested in the language.

@mattheww797

3 жыл бұрын

Just put him in an english speaking class. He will pick it up after a while. 5 is not too late

Wow! I'm blown away by you! I wonder what's your first language: Russian or Ukrainian? And are you planning to teach him Russian?)

@HannahKhoma

2 жыл бұрын

My first language is Ukrainian and he speaks Ukrainian as well as English :)

Im 1st and u should pin me NOW

you are just doing experiments with expected pleasant results... but I was misinterpreted.. some days before.. feel sorry for myself

Hello, Anna! I’d like to ask you if you have some compilation or list of useful phrases which we usually use with a small child? For example: “Do you want to play/poo/drink? Give me your snotty nose”. And the other different useful phrases which we use every moment communicating with babies. Which time we should use: past simple or past perfect?

@annasamek5179

2 жыл бұрын

Some good phrases are: Are you thirsty/hungry? Do you need to go to the bathroom? Wait, let my wipe your nose! Let's play! Shall we go to the playground?

I speak with my child only in English not because I want to its because he doesn't have any interest in speaking his mother's tongue 🥺 He grew up in a non english speaking country watching cartoons only in English so I guess It's my turn now to become a native english speaker

I'm a native English speaker. You sound like a native English speaker. I'm curious about your first language Ukrainian. I can't hear your accent. Which tells me you must have a accent when you speak Ukrainian?? And why do you never speak Ukrainian? Everyone has an accent when they talk Your either a native English speaker or you don't speak Ukrainian no more.

Сорри, но ты делаешь огромную ошибку разговаривая на английском с ребёнком в США. Он не будет билингвом (сорри трилингвом как ты), он к 15 годам будет only инглыш спикер...

@HannahKhoma

Жыл бұрын

Папа и бабушка разговаривають с ним на Украинском

@ANT5

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​@@HannahKhomaИ бабушка уже здесь? Тогда совсем другое дело! Я с южной Бессарабии, сейчас Columbus OH.