Any Bilingual/multilingual babies here?

Question

Any? How much do they talk? Which language more?

Answer

English/French over here! He speaks more English because I am with him most of the time, but he understands both and can translate. Ex: when I ask him to sit so I can put his shoes on, he says “assis, chaussures!”

Answer

English/German over here. My son speaks more english than German because Daddy's at work during the day and hes the German lol

Answer

English Indonesia
Seems to understand both. Respond in Indonesia since I speak it alot to my baby.

Answer

English/French here - we live in France and work full-time so she's at daycare all week and hears French there and with my partner's family, but I was home with her the first four months and have been pretty adamant about speaking English with her, so she says a good amount in English so far: cheese, banana, pancake, apple, pear, more, cup, jacket, Dada, bike, book, bear, bunny, owl, back home, poop, swing, too, fish, sheep, cow, car, bus, choo-choo, pasta, cookie, ice cream, sushi, bib, shower, go, squeak, brush, ball, ding dong. Mostly nouns, whereas her French has more of a mix - I'm sure it'll be her dominant language at first but we're going to try to put her in the international school here so she'll have classes in both languages.

Answer

English/Italian here. She mostly speaks Italian even tho she at daycare 3 days a week; she understands both and puts words together already. She is a chatterbox!

Answer

English/ Spanish/Farsi - speaks only English but understands all 3

Answer

Mine is Spanish English Russian . Mostly speaks English and some russian words. Understands both languages when I tell him to do things. Dad speaks Spanish and works so he doesn’t get to speak to him as much(plus we end up speaking English when together) but reads Spanish books to him before bed.

Answer

Ukrainian and English. English more. I am home with him, but I use English most of the time.

Answer

English/Spanish here! 
She speaks and understands Spanish more than anything though. She still mostly babbles but whenever she does know how to ask/say it it's in Spanish.

Answer

Baby speaks Italian more than English, but understands both. My understanding is that bilingual kids put together sentences later than monolingual, but they catch up.

Any Bilingual/multilingual babies here?

Let's Glow!

The Top Baby Tracker App: Embrace New Beginnings with Tender Care

The Top Fertility Tracker App: Your Path to Achieving Pregnancy

The Top Pregnancy App: Nurturing Your Journey to Motherhood

The Top Period Tracker for Empowering Your Menstrual Health Journey