We kick off this part of our discussion with a quick recap of his 9 languages IN those languages. You can follow them on Facebook or YouTube.Д®pisode 37 - Part 2 of my conversation with Guillaume, a polyglot and language teacher from Belgium.

These bi-weekly interviews with experts focus on specific topics or issues in multilingual parenting. He also co-hosts Raising Multilinguals Live with Rita Rosenback and Ute Limacher-Riebold. In addition to his website and YouTube channel, he hosts a language conference in Montreal called LangFest and has collaborated with Richard Simcott who hosts the Polyglot Conference. Make sure to check out Tetsu on all of his social media platforms. Our discussion covers the joys, struggles, and complexities of multilingual parenting, and Tetsu gives us his best parenting tips. How does his family balance five languages? One method they use for one language in particular is having an au pair. We first talk about his journey learning languages and all the places it took him before focusing on his family and multilingual parenting. Tetsu himself grew up multilingual and is now raising his four children to speak five languages (Mandarin, Japanese, French, English and Spanish). Links to Instagram pages mentioned in the episode:Д®pisode 42 - In this first episode of season 3, Heather speaks with Tetsu Yung, a well-known polyglot and multilingual father in the bi/multilingual parenting community. Visit Inna's website to see all the ways you can order a copy: Readers do NOT have to be bilingual/multilingual to appreciate this inspirational story of overcoming obstacles. There's still time to order the book and get it before Christmas! Consider buying one for friends and/or family too. The episode ends with some fun, rapid-fire questions. She also does virtual classroom visits so reach out to her if you're a teacher and interested in that.В We also get into different ways to read a bilingual book depending on the child or children's level, and Inna reads us a page in both languages. We discuss how she's been promoting her book, highlights from the year, workshops she's done for teachers, and an after-school program she ran at her local library. If you'd like to get in touch with her you will find her on Instagram and on LinkedIn.Д®pisode 46 - In this episode, Inna and Heather talk about what's been happening since Inna published her bilingual children's book 'Trilingual Me! Moi, trilingue!' last year. Misty's story will inspire you and make you laugh out loud.

They mention specific examples and brainstorm ways to make the most out of each situation we may find ourselves in. Misty and Heather discuss the real struggles they both face when raising multilingual children as the non-native parent. She met her French husband there and we talk about how they've balanced their use of French and English over the years depending on their situation and goals. She and Heather, the host, met while studying abroad in France and she takes us back to those first days arriving in a new country and realizing how much she still had to learn, despite years of studying French. Episode 49 - Today's guest is Misty, a self-proclaimed small-town girl from the US.

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