Sometimes, when you’re communicating with your child, defaulting to English isn’t as bad as you might think—at least you’re speaking in a language that your child can understand. 💬
Once you start incorporating Vietnamese into your daily life, it becomes a little easier each day. Your child will begin to pick up a few words here and there, such as “một, hai, ba!” 🔢 instead of the usual “one, two, three” or use both English and Vietnamese to describe something like “Fish, cá!”🐟
The important thing is for you, as a parent, not to give up. 💪Keep practising and using Vietnamese in your everyday conversations with your child, and you’ll gradually see improvements. 📈 They might just surprise you yet! ✨😊
Get started with everyday Vietnamese vocabulary using my book Vietnamese Alphabet – Chữ Quốc Ngữ 📘
Perfect for parents and children beginning their bilingual journey 👨👩👧👦✨
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