Tagalog tongue twisters languages
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the nanny talked to him the filipino dialect and his playmates talked to him in Tagalog and we talked to him in english sometime his father talked to him in Chinese.
The other problem is he is moody.When he asked something what he wants and the nanny didn't give what he asked my son go to his room and quiet crying and don't want to talked to anybody. so I better hug him and kiss him to subside what he feels.
You should look at all the past threads in Tagalog and English, which I noticed are the two predominant languages in this forum. Many carriers in the Philippines are rejected for jobs both in the Philippines and especially the ones trying to go abroad to work in other countries. China also discriminates against its own population trying to get jobs. Some multinational companies who have set up shop (e.g. IBM) doesn't test for hbv.
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Today I am 19, and I have trouble speaking 100% and words/sentences end up being tongue twisters for me. It makes me unconfident when I want to ask a question knowing I probably wouldn't be able to say it right. It's like when I speak my tongue kind of trips itself, or better say that it gets "stiff". The sentences that I really have problems with saying usually include alliteration in them, or that.
you should inform the teacher of her ability to speak a foreign tongue and just allow the daycare to use one language all day and maybe you can continue to use the mother tongue at home. give her extra time to begin to speak out clearly in these two languages. she has more to learn than other children.
Hindi ako sigurado kung ano ang salita na ito ay. Sigurado ka Tagalog? Ilocano? Kong subukan Tagalog. Ito ang HepC forum. Pangangailangan ng paggamot para sa parehong hepatitis C at B ay maingat na sinusubaybayan sa pamamagitan ng doktor. Kakailanganin mo upang lumipat sa lungsod upang makakuha ng mahusay na paggamot.
The closest I could come to figuring out which language was spanish or tagalog, but clearly neither fits as all I get is:
mam gud pm 'mam ung property kc so i was to rip the bare when pagkatahi aq if the firstborn son mam maibbalik yet here b aus on my property ?
Please try again, but in English (or another language with which you're familiar).
Hi, my daughter is almost 6 and still talks like that. BUT, she has been diagnosed with autism. She was also raised in a house with only 1 language. Generally I would say this is a sign of a delay, but since she has been regularly exposed to 4 languages I'd lean towards no. I bet that if you go down to 1, maybe 2, languages you will see a lot of improvement. Just to be safe I would also take her to see a speech therapist.
Since you posted originally in Tagalog, I assume you are Filipino. When you were rejected to work in Dubai, you obviously had no symptoms. And coming from that your area, where there is a lot of hepB cases, it is likely that you've had it all your life and only found out now, just like many young people in your situation are discovering.
You only need to be checked once a year (ultrasound and blood tests) if your readings are all normal. Not 3 months as you've said.
Well, I think it is a stretch for someone on the internet to say you have nothing to worry about. I'd moniter the situation and see how she progresses. I think that kids that have multiple languages spoken are at a great advantage as knowing multiple languages is fantastic but it does create issues for early communication sometimes. Often along the lines of the primary caregiver speaking one language and many others in their world speaking another.
Wowza! Real tongue twisters! I have a Carson and a Dawson and often call them Darson in a fluster! If you like the rhythm of those names with the "y" spelling, than Dylan is real cute! You could choose Dawson and spell it, Dasyn. I believe this is a Native American spelling, but it does follow your theme!
Language is developed through interacting with your baby constantly. Music is a great thing for anyone. I think it helps to learn rythym as this is also a big part of language. Kids exposed to multiple languages can speak multiple languages. Can't hurt to listen to music but I think its just part of the story.
I also speak Portuguese with my daughter and my husband speaks Spanish so she is learning all 3 languages and she is only 2 yrs old.
Have a great night!
I've read up that by toughening up your nipples you can stand in the sun for about 5min every day so that the uv rays can penetrate your skin, and not through a window. I'll be 36weeks on Friday and will start doing that everyday before baba gets here. Don't use any chemicals as this won't help, try not to moisturise the nipples too much as it will soften it up and make sure to give your nipples enough ventilation.
Say something in Spanish and then in English. Or use flash cards. He'll catch on eventually. That's amazing you taught him 2 languages. That'll definitely come in handy when he's older.
re having trouble concentrating is all. I remember when I was studying program languages at university, I realized it was like the trouble I had memorizing foreign languages. It's very BORING and not all that easy to understand. I would make A and B grades in classes, but had to re-take foreign languages because I'd flunk them.
Try changing up the time that you read that stuff, like do it in the morning after breakfast and a cup of coffee.
He is starting to say some words but no very clear. At home, we speak two languages (Spanish and English). The 6 or 7 words that he pronounce are in Spanish. The only thing he ask me for is his milk. He also doesn't feed himself, I have to give him everything in his mouth.
He loves to play with me, with his dad. When he meets with my friends kids, he plays a lot and share all his toys. He really enjoys being with others children
What is going on my boy and what can I do to help him.
My babies dad is full mexican and im american so he obviously wants a Mexican name which I am fine with but I want something that my family and his will be able to easily pronounce in both languages. I am so stuck! Some I have thought about are adrienne, adrianna, alejandra, antonia, Carmen, carmela and mariana. Please give me you're opinions and ideas!!!
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