I love that this family speaks multiple languages❤ I hear one language one parent works great which is what your doing in German. That’s great just have her watch German cartoons an hour a day and have play dates with German kids weekly. Fanta will be speaking German by 15 months. I would say another method you can try to learn the other languages is the One language and an Activity method. Like attending an African church that speaks Pulaar, calling your family daily so Fanta can speak to your dad, and a weekly online play class with colorful Pulaar workbooks Or at this stage Pulaar nursery rhymes for nap times(Pulaar to English Kids Dictionary). As for the English language an English Korean Nursery School should work great when she is 3 years old. Hope these tips help!!!🥰😍❤️
I love how Fanta is surrounded by family who are Korean, Italian, senegalese, German and English speakers, hopefully she will be very advanced in all languages and cultures ❤️
Tearing up at the 15:11 mark. A loving, couple consisting of a Black man, a white woman enjoying their Korean granddaughter…I am in awe at the multicultural influences this beautiful child will have in her life growing up. Fanta is going to experience a rich, diverse and loving environment.
I don't know why I got emotional all of a sudden, but seeing you there with your parents together with Fanta. Just all 3 generations together just made me tear up for some reason. I'm so happy for you and your family.
Your parents offered very sound advice. Unlike adults, children can learn languages at a much more rapid pace. What a blessing to grow up in a multilingual household. Tfs
This was excellent - spot on! I’m an ESL Professor at a U.S. college. I explain to my students that they shouldn’t abandon their first language as they raise their children because they can parent at their best in a language that intimately reflects their lives. They are surprised to hear that, particularly from someone teaching them English. Children ‘might’ have a delay, but when the talking starts, they’ve already sorted out the distinctions. Brains are pre-wired for this; it’s what they do best. Simply a wonderfully informed video.👏🏽👏🏽
Being a polyglot is such a blessing. In many African countries it is the norm to know 3 languages or more and it’s a great benefit when travelling different countries, or getting into different careers. I wish I knew more than 3 but unfortunately I’m only bilingual - (ish)
it is usually 2. Their dialect and the language from the country who colonised them. When they go abroad unfortunately their accent isn't often accepted or understood
That’s so cool that your dad taught you his native tongue rather than the colonial language spoken in his country !! Alot of Africans where I live(Canada) teaches their colonial tongue (French or English) rather than their native language. Beautiful family 😊.
When I was a child I really hated the fact that my dad didn't talk French to me since I thought it's more important, but now I am so happy that he chose to teach me his native language instead and I am very proud to know so much about my heritage ❤️
Yep, that's my situation. My Dad's Cameroonian and my mother is American. I speak French and English. Unfortunately, I don't speak my Dad's tribal language. I did spend the first 16 years of my life in Cameroon so there was no way I could opt out of French! I'm fortunate though to have lived in both of my parents' countries for over 15 years each. Now, I'm in France so French has served me well!
@Steven Kane well, I'm sure you didn't spend those years in your dad's country with both parents. Reason why you won't know your dads native language 😂
This little baby is going to be so smart she already have a jump on a lot of people because she's going to know all these different languages you go little sweetheart and she's so cute⚘💯
8:54 Absolutely true. I am Senegalese too and as you said there are many ethnicities but most of my family ( from my dad’s side ) speak only French/wolof even tho they are Pulaar luckily my dad knows how to speak pulaar and my mom’s family too so they spoke to me in pulaar, French and understood wolof by myself ( obviously cuz we live in Dakar). I think that made me grow to love languages ( I’m 15 😭) but cuz of that I speak now 6 different languages including the ones I learnt by myself(Korean, english and Spanish)
I think it’s wonderful that Fanta is exposed to so many different languages. It’s so precious that Fanta was able to spend time with Aisha’s family. She loves them so much and they love her.
So nice to see a loving multicultural family! It's so interesting to me that you chose to speak only one language to Fanta and focus just on German. I think it does make sense, but I'm mixed myself and my parents each spoke to me & my brothers in two languages. My mother would speak to us in Icelandic and English My father would speak to us in Arabic derja (dialect) and French My parents would alternate speaking days so like Monday my mum only spoke to us in Icelandic and my dad was only speaking in French. Tuesday she would only speak in English and he would only speak in Derja. Also we had to answer back in the language they spoke in. When we were babies they would use both languages and repeat each sentence in both languages. As you know, being multi-lingual is a big blessing so I'm glad to see you passing on another language to sweet little Fanta. My partner is Japanese and we are also trying to figure out how many languages to pass on to our future children so watching videos like this is super interesting to me. Sorry for the long comment 💜
I definitely agree with what they said. Especially the part about parents being afraid that their child won’t learn the language of the place where they live, Of course they will! They will go to school, they’ll have friends, and it’ll be very easy for them to learn. And about speaking your own language with the child, it’s so much easier for you to express your emotions and to teach them about feelings and behaviors when you’re speaking in a language that you truly know. Loved the video! Great to hear from your parents! You have an amazing and unique family!
We spoke two languages, French and Spanish, in addition to English with our son as a child. We wanted to attune his ears to languages - very unusual for Americans! Coming from an Afro Caribbean American background and having lived abroad we understood the benefits of being multi lingual. It worked! I enjoyed hearing from and seeing your parents. What a great family for Fanta - Korean/African/Italian-German - she can’t help but be a polyglot person!
Africa is a very big continent and not a country... I mean you mentioned the names of the other countries and when it came to Senegal you said Africa, people always make this mistake probably out of ignorance and it's not nice at all
I really love this! I'm African-American while my partner is Dominican, and it's very important to me that our kids learn both English and Spanish so they can feel connected with both parts of their identity. Fanta is going to be so well rounded and developed and I think that's beautiful!💕
So much love surrounding Fanta and Aisha. Did anyone else notice how enthusiastically Fanta tried to touch and speak to her Daddy while she recognized Sarangi…She did not much expend energy trying to touch or speak to the family dog thru the screen like she did with her Daddy. Brought tears to my eyes….She truly missed her Daddy!
Love it! Like mine; we’re Colombia, Russia, Serbia, US, with recent additions of Taiwan and Turkey! And, my brother and I were raised all over the world. It’s wonderful to speak several languages. For my parents, culture, education and open mindedness were the most important things; he spoke nine languages! Fanta is absolutely adorable!💓
Ah she misses daddy! It seems she thinks that by touching the screen she can feel daddy's face, sweet. I have enjoyed seeing you with your family in Italy; your mom and dad look like incredible people. Thanks for sharing lots of happiness and family times with us Aisha!
Amazing!!! baby Fanta is blessed!!! Such rich mixture of culture ❤.... I am African and mixed and I speak more than 5 languages.... sending love all the way from Africa Angola 🇦🇴
Fanta is so blessed to come from a blend of many cultures. 🤗 I can see that your parents are enjoying every moment with her. I'm sure that by the time you return she will walking. She is crawling so well. 🥰
She really misses her Appa. Poor baby, she was getting confused and frustrated but still... such a wonderful disposition for a baby. Fanta is always smiling and happy. She is the cutest.
I'm Thai/Norwegian and also had the blessing to grow up billingual, and later trillingual with English. Definitely agree with your dad's advice, exposure is key for children to become billingual.😊 Fanta is so lovely🥰
Monica, first time I see a "Monica" with Thai/Norwegian Origin. I'm Swiss/Argentinean but also with Italian and Basque (in Spain + in France) on my mother's side. My Swiss father lived in Japan for almost 8 years when he was a child. His sis was born in Kobe. About Languages, English is my 2nd one, and then I could say Italian, Brazilian Portuguese, a lil bit of Deutsch and Français (very limited but I'm able to understand more than what I can speak). I just love seeing folks able to communicate in more than 1 Language! By the way, there are even "Monica's" in Armenia and Afghanistan, I was told. The Spanish SP of my name is with written accent on the ó. Stay Safe, Monica. (Feb. 10 2023, Argentina)
@@monimonica9529 and Monica B we have Monicas in Portugal, African Portuguese speakers countries and Brazil as well written: Monica or Mónica. I'm surprised that there are Monica's in Afghanistan... Amazing ❤
Fanta doing hand gestures and putting her hands up in the intro 💖💖💖 so cute, she's adorable getting so excited to see her father and trying to touch his face through the screen, I love this family so much ❤️❤️ so happy to be apart of it
I’m from Nigeria and my native language is fulfulde (pulaar) both my parents are fulbe but we also speak Hausa (a language widely spoken in northern Nigeria). I showed this video to my mom when you and your dad were speaking pulaar😅😅 I also speak Hindi, Turkish and obviously English so I totally relate to what you guys were saying in the video P.S. Always love your videos 🫶❤️
Fanta is blessed by a loving family and will have the opportunity to experience many cultures and languages. Thank you Aisha for sharing your family with us.🥰🥰
Hola 💗💗💗 it's good to see you and your family, and to be part of Fanta's growing and learnings. One sure thing Fanta was trying to get Oppa out of that screen. Fanta was persistent at one point after seeing herself, she paused. She is genius is already. Be blessed, and thank you for sharing with your fans.
Aisha thanks for this lovely video. Love this. As someone who loves learning languages and married into a polyglot family, I really appreciate the insight and advice of your parents. So wonderful to see oori Fanta growing so nicely and being loved on by her grandparents. Aisha, you are a perfect blend of your mom and dad. I also notice a resemblance in Fanta with your dad. (It made me so happy to see them interact with her. I hope you get to visit back and forth often). I so loved their advice on language learning. Alas my hubby didn't speak in any of his 3 languages consistently to our kids, hajiman, we have some words and short phrases that we use with the kids from French and Farsi that they understand and are now part of our family lexicon. My kids are in Mandarin immersion but they don't get to speak it a lot but I feel is will help them in the future. Hopefully they will carry on and become at least bilingual. They understand my Jamaican patois and we add in Spanish and some of the Korean I am learning. Safe travels.
OMG so excited to be able to understand most of this comment written in Korean. Daily practice is working. wow. I just learned the word for grandchild today and here it is. wow
What a beautiful family, just came across your channel today started with watching Fanta first birthday, then others, and came across this with your family and able to speak your Father's language and understand it is a fantastic.🙏❤💓
I love the reminder that love is the common denominator. Only fear and hate divide….. Family in all its traditional splendor is still possible. Blessings!
Aisha since you only took your mom’s face features, it’s payback that Fanta took her dad’s face 🤣😊. I agree with your wise parents, keep speaking to her in your language, she will learn Korean from her environment & appa. 💛💛 Bendiciones!
I think it just beautiful that Fanta will be speaking different language awesome.. please!! Who knows Fanta one can work for the United Nation!! Thanks For Sharing Blessings to you and all the family 💯❤️
That was awesome👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽. I love your parents,You look like both of them. You look like your mother from the nose up and your dad from the nose down😁 and I love the suggestions and advice that they gave that was awesome and very useful for families who speak many languages. I’m going to share this on my Facebook page.💞💞💞💞💞
Very good advice your parents provided about children learning different languages. A well proof is your sister and you. Fanta will be a great polyglot.
Fanta is a very fortunate little nugget. She is growing up surrounded by diversity. Every child should be exposed to this kind of environment. It would be much, much less hate in this world.
Hi Aisha, i'm from Cameroon 🇨🇲, in central Africa. My country is located between Nigeria, Niger and Congo Brazzaville In my country we speak pulaar and we have "Fulbe" ethnicity too. I'm a Big fan of tour Chanel . Baby Fanta is beautiful , she 's a sunshine.🥰🥰🥰
Hi Aisha I have enjoyed your trip home to Italy so much. Being multi lingual is a huge advantage in this world were we are all interacting with each other so much more via the internet,traveling etc. Fanta will be ahead of most adults she encounters because of her knowledge of languages. It's just Awesome and now I'm inspired to learn more languages myself thanks for sharing your family and experiences with us keep Shining Queen 😊
What a lovely family you have Aisha. It is great to hear you parents speak their native language and I agree with everyone of speaking to your children in the language you expect to teach them. You have to be intentional about it but trust me, it pays off.
Grandpa explained it very well. Dual language learners must be consistent with one parent. Fanta will be amazing in math and science because she will grasp the comprehension due to multi language
Love this..such a beautiful family all around,...Fanta is a bless child & is enrich by so much love & many cultures because of her beautiful family.....
You are a beautiful open family, i wish you all the best❤️❤️❤️, i am a Congolese Senegalese woman, married to an Italian man too and as It's said in one of the song of Celine Dion: the diversity make beautiful in this 🌍
What a beautiful family, full of global cultures. May you keep receiving nothing but positivity as you share your family with viewers all over the world.
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I love that this family speaks multiple languages❤ I hear one language one parent works great which is what your doing in German. That’s great just have her watch German cartoons an hour a day and have play dates with German kids weekly. Fanta will be speaking German by 15 months.
I would say another method you can try to learn the other languages is the One language and an Activity method. Like attending an African church that speaks Pulaar, calling your family daily so Fanta can speak to your dad, and a weekly online play class with colorful Pulaar workbooks Or at this stage Pulaar nursery rhymes for nap times(Pulaar to English Kids Dictionary). As for the English language an English Korean Nursery School should work great when she is 3 years old. Hope these tips help!!!🥰😍❤️
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@@Chels4hair pulaar are Muslim people and l belong to them and they are very strict when marrying out of their race. Aisha is mixed race.
Global family ...! So amazing.... Fanta is so global.... :)
I love how Fanta is surrounded by family who are Korean, Italian, senegalese, German and English speakers, hopefully she will be very advanced in all languages and cultures ❤️
There is no such thing as senegalese language. There are many languages spoken in Senegal and Pulaar/Fufulde which Aïcha’s dad speaks is one of them 😊
Aameen
@@th2030 right I am Senegalese but I speak “Wolof”
Why is Senegalese not in Capital letters like the other languages/cultures?
*Senegalese*
Tearing up at the 15:11 mark. A loving, couple consisting of a Black man, a white woman enjoying their Korean granddaughter…I am in awe at the multicultural influences this beautiful child will have in her life growing up. Fanta is going to experience a rich, diverse and loving environment.
Well said.
It's a beautiful sight!!
I agree wholeheartedly
AMEN! GOD BLESS EVERYONE AND THEIR JOURNEY. ❤
It’s amazing, she’s going to experience Africa, Asia and Europe ❤ she’s one fortunate girl🎉
Literally Africa,Asia and Europe.
The United Nations that little girl
Your daughter is a true citizen of the world so rich in culture.
Fanta learning different languages is going to stimulate her intellectually…..she is going to be very smart ……she has an advantage 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
I don't know why I got emotional all of a sudden, but seeing you there with your parents together with Fanta. Just all 3 generations together just made me tear up for some reason. I'm so happy for you and your family.
Your parents offered very sound advice. Unlike adults, children can learn languages at a much more rapid pace. What a blessing to grow up in a multilingual household. Tfs
Fanta gets excited when she sees Appa.. ❤
This was excellent - spot on! I’m an ESL Professor at a U.S. college. I explain to my students that they shouldn’t abandon their first language as they raise their children because they can parent at their best in a language that intimately reflects their lives. They are surprised to hear that, particularly from someone teaching them English. Children ‘might’ have a delay, but when the talking starts, they’ve already sorted out the distinctions. Brains are pre-wired for this; it’s what they do best. Simply a wonderfully informed video.👏🏽👏🏽
Being a polyglot is such a blessing. In many African countries it is the norm to know 3 languages or more and it’s a great benefit when travelling different countries, or getting into different careers. I wish I knew more than 3 but unfortunately I’m only bilingual - (ish)
it is usually 2. Their dialect and the language from the country who colonised them. When they go abroad unfortunately their accent isn't often accepted or understood
@@sssp7801 I don't know which part of Africa you are from but where I am, 3 is the minimum but often 4 or 5 are the norm.
@@yeoworld not true, read again all
Usually it's a language and not a dialect
@@sssp7801 I don’t know who are you speaking for. I can answer you in 7 languages but speaking to stupid makes one stupid.
That’s so cool that your dad taught you his native tongue rather than the colonial language spoken in his country !! Alot of Africans where I live(Canada) teaches their colonial tongue (French or English) rather than their native language. Beautiful family 😊.
When I was a child I really hated the fact that my dad didn't talk French to me since I thought it's more important, but now I am so happy that he chose to teach me his native language instead and I am very proud to know so much about my heritage ❤️
Yep, that's my situation. My Dad's Cameroonian and my mother is American. I speak French and English. Unfortunately, I don't speak my Dad's tribal language. I did spend the first 16 years of my life in Cameroon so there was no way I could opt out of French! I'm fortunate though to have lived in both of my parents' countries for over 15 years each. Now, I'm in France so French has served me well!
@Steven Kane well, I'm sure you didn't spend those years in your dad's country with both parents. Reason why you won't know your dads native language 😂
@@AishaBa Now you have to learn French. Senegalese speak French.
This little baby is going to be so smart she already have a jump on a lot of people because she's going to know all these different languages you go little sweetheart and she's so cute⚘💯
8:54 Absolutely true. I am Senegalese too and as you said there are many ethnicities but most of my family ( from my dad’s side ) speak only French/wolof even tho they are Pulaar luckily my dad knows how to speak pulaar and my mom’s family too so they spoke to me in pulaar, French and understood wolof by myself ( obviously cuz we live in Dakar). I think that made me grow to love languages ( I’m 15 😭) but cuz of that I speak now 6 different languages including the ones I learnt by myself(Korean, english and Spanish)
6?! You are awesome and your parents did a great job! I am Senegalese too but I speak four languages (french, italian, wolof and english)
It’s amazing how God created different nations different languages God is awesome and amazing
I think it’s wonderful that Fanta is exposed to so many different languages. It’s so precious that Fanta was able to spend time with Aisha’s family. She loves them so much and they love her.
So nice to see a loving multicultural family! It's so interesting to me that you chose to speak only one language to Fanta and focus just on German. I think it does make sense, but I'm mixed myself and my parents each spoke to me & my brothers in two languages.
My mother would speak to us in Icelandic and English
My father would speak to us in Arabic derja (dialect) and French
My parents would alternate speaking days so like Monday my mum only spoke to us in Icelandic and my dad was only speaking in French. Tuesday she would only speak in English and he would only speak in Derja. Also we had to answer back in the language they spoke in.
When we were babies they would use both languages and repeat each sentence in both languages. As you know, being multi-lingual is a big blessing so I'm glad to see you passing on another language to sweet little Fanta.
My partner is Japanese and we are also trying to figure out how many languages to pass on to our future children so watching videos like this is super interesting to me.
Sorry for the long comment 💜
So lucky to have grandparents in fantas life..she will have so much love and life experiences.. beautiful souls ❤️
I definitely agree with what they said. Especially the part about parents being afraid that their child won’t learn the language of the place where they live, Of course they will! They will go to school, they’ll have friends, and it’ll be very easy for them to learn. And about speaking your own language with the child, it’s so much easier for you to express your emotions and to teach them about feelings and behaviors when you’re speaking in a language that you truly know. Loved the video! Great to hear from your parents! You have an amazing and unique family!
Your parents are so good looking 😊🙏🏻
We spoke two languages, French and Spanish, in addition to English with our son as a child. We wanted to attune his ears to languages - very unusual for Americans! Coming from an Afro Caribbean American background and having lived abroad we understood the benefits of being multi lingual. It worked!
I enjoyed hearing from and seeing your parents. What a great family for Fanta - Korean/African/Italian-German - she can’t help but be a polyglot person!
@Claudette which island? I'm J'can!
Africa is a very big continent and not a country...
I mean you mentioned the names of the other countries and when it came to Senegal you said Africa, people always make this mistake probably out of ignorance and it's not nice at all
African ??? C'ant you say senegalese ?? TF ??
I really love this! I'm African-American while my partner is Dominican, and it's very important to me that our kids learn both English and Spanish so they can feel connected with both parts of their identity. Fanta is going to be so well rounded and developed and I think that's beautiful!💕
His mixed heritage is he?
Fanta is surrounded by so much love . Beautiful family ❤
THE FAMILY IS SO BIG, IT'S BEAUTIFUL
So much love surrounding Fanta and Aisha. Did anyone else notice how enthusiastically Fanta tried to touch and speak to her Daddy while she recognized Sarangi…She did not much expend energy trying to touch or speak to the family dog thru the screen like she did with her Daddy. Brought tears to my eyes….She truly missed her Daddy!
Beautiful family.
It's love that makes the world go round
Amen
Aisha your parents are so lovely . Fanta is enjoying her time with them making great memories. Thanks so much for sharing. Lots of love ❤️🇬🇧
I speak pulaar as well! it was so nice to see it being spoken in the video 💜💜💜 my face lit up as soon as I heard it ☺️
Very cool. Your name is Aisha, as well?
@@jellybellyfun3288 yes it is! 😂
To jeyeda?
Fanta is blessed to have a beautiful heritage of blended cultures n languages. Aisha you look just like your Mom. Your parents are a lovely couple. ❤
Such a nice multilingual family,greetings from Tanzania 🇹🇿,East Africa
Love it! Like mine; we’re Colombia, Russia, Serbia, US, with recent additions of Taiwan and Turkey! And, my brother and I were raised all over the world. It’s wonderful to speak several languages. For my parents, culture, education and open mindedness were the most important things; he spoke nine languages!
Fanta is absolutely adorable!💓
Such a beautiful family Fanta will have so many cultures and races she can connect with.
Love from 🇺🇸
Ah she misses daddy! It seems she thinks that by touching the screen she can feel daddy's face, sweet. I have enjoyed seeing you with your family in Italy; your mom and dad look like incredible people. Thanks for sharing lots of happiness and family times with us Aisha!
Amazing!!! baby Fanta is blessed!!! Such rich mixture of culture ❤.... I am African and mixed and I speak more than 5 languages.... sending love all the way from Africa Angola 🇦🇴
Fanta is so blessed to come from a blend of many cultures. 🤗 I can see that your parents are enjoying every moment with her. I'm sure that by the time you return she will walking. She is crawling so well. 🥰
She really misses her Appa. Poor baby, she was getting confused and frustrated but still... such a wonderful disposition for a baby. Fanta is always smiling and happy. She is the cutest.
Fanta is a very lucky child to be surrounded with so many family who truly love her and she shows it with laughter and smile love ya from new york
I'm Thai/Norwegian and also had the blessing to grow up billingual, and later trillingual with English. Definitely agree with your dad's advice, exposure is key for children to become billingual.😊 Fanta is so lovely🥰
Monica, first time I see a "Monica" with Thai/Norwegian Origin. I'm Swiss/Argentinean but also with Italian and Basque (in Spain + in France) on my mother's side.
My Swiss father lived in Japan for almost 8 years when he was a child. His sis was born in Kobe.
About Languages, English is my 2nd one, and then I could say Italian, Brazilian Portuguese, a lil bit of Deutsch and Français (very limited but I'm able to understand more than what I can speak).
I just love seeing folks able to communicate in more than 1 Language!
By the way, there are even "Monica's" in Armenia and Afghanistan, I was told. The Spanish SP of my name is with written accent on the ó.
Stay Safe, Monica.
(Feb. 10 2023, Argentina)
@@monimonica9529 ❤
@@monimonica9529 and Monica B we have Monicas in Portugal, African Portuguese speakers countries and Brazil as well written: Monica or Mónica. I'm surprised that there are Monica's in Afghanistan... Amazing ❤
Fanta doing hand gestures and putting her hands up in the intro 💖💖💖 so cute, she's adorable getting so excited to see her father and trying to touch his face through the screen, I love this family so much ❤️❤️ so happy to be apart of it
Wow what a blessing you are Aisha so talented you have a nice family
I’m from Nigeria and my native language is fulfulde (pulaar) both my parents are fulbe but we also speak Hausa (a language widely spoken in northern Nigeria). I showed this video to my mom when you and your dad were speaking pulaar😅😅
I also speak Hindi, Turkish and obviously English so I totally relate to what you guys were saying in the video
P.S. Always love your videos 🫶❤️
Une jolie famille et les parents d'Aisha sont trés sympa!
Fanta is blessed by a loving family and will have the opportunity to experience many cultures and languages. Thank you Aisha for sharing your family with us.🥰🥰
With all those languages she will never be unemployed 🇬🇧👵🏽
What an adventurous childhood Fanta will have as she grows up. Your family is so sweet!
She was so excited to see daddy, even though it was only on video.
Hola 💗💗💗 it's good to see you and your family, and to be part of Fanta's growing and learnings. One sure thing Fanta was trying to get Oppa out of that screen. Fanta was persistent at one point after seeing herself, she paused. She is genius is already. Be blessed, and thank you for sharing with your fans.
Love seeing Fanta interacting with your mom and dad. Boy, she has really become quite active and talkative!
I am so happy Fanta was able to spend time with her grand parents I love my little Fanta🙏🏻😊🥰
Fanta is just so gorgeous and being able to speak more than 1 language will be such a bonus…Your mum is really beautiful💐💐
This is absolutely AMAZING. Thank you so much for sharing your family with us ❤️
Gayle
When they”re a child, they absorb so much. I spoke 4 languages by age 5 because of my family and environment. Aisha, what about Italian for Fanta??🥰
Love to see Fanta learning all faucets of her heritage. 🥰🤩😍🤗
Fanta was like how could I get my dad out of this tablet 😭 she missed him💗
Aisha thanks for this lovely video. Love this. As someone who loves learning languages and married into a polyglot family, I really appreciate the insight and advice of your parents. So wonderful to see oori Fanta growing so nicely and being loved on by her grandparents. Aisha, you are a perfect blend of your mom and dad. I also notice a resemblance in Fanta with your dad. (It made me so happy to see them interact with her. I hope you get to visit back and forth often). I so loved their advice on language learning. Alas my hubby didn't speak in any of his 3 languages consistently to our kids, hajiman, we have some words and short phrases that we use with the kids from French and Farsi that they understand and are now part of our family lexicon. My kids are in Mandarin immersion but they don't get to speak it a lot but I feel is will help them in the future. Hopefully they will carry on and become at least bilingual. They understand my Jamaican patois and we add in Spanish and some of the Korean I am learning. Safe travels.
👍🏼🇯🇲🇺🇲
Beautiful parents you have Fanta so lucky to have love from both grandparents, ❤️
아기가 정말 이쁘네요. 아기아빠랑 판박이인데 외할아버지랑도 닮았네요. 너무 귀여워요 ~~~ 손주가 얼마나 이쁠까요.
He? Fanta is a girl.
OMG so excited to be able to understand most of this comment written in Korean. Daily practice is working. wow. I just learned the word for grandchild today and here it is. wow
What a beautiful family, just came across your channel today started with watching Fanta first birthday, then others, and came across this with your family and able to speak your Father's language and understand it is a fantastic.🙏❤💓
Very sweet grandpa and grandma!!!❤❤❤
My husband and I were speaking about this. He is from Senegalese and speaks Wolof. I would love for our baby to speak Wolof and English.
Hearing you and your father speaking such clear pulaar was so refreshing! What a lovely family ✨
Vraiment c'est magnifique de voir une famille si réunit avec différents langues
Magnifique famille, qui réunit de si belles langues et cultures. Quelle richesse.
Everyone in your family is a natural in front of the camera kkkkkkk❤
So proud of you Aisha! Beautiful family! 🙏🙏✌️💕
Beautiful video☺️. Aisha, you look like your Mom, and have your Dad's smile. So delightful to watch. Thanks for sharing ❤️
I love the reminder that love is the common denominator. Only fear and hate divide….. Family in all its traditional splendor is still possible. Blessings!
aber auf jedenfall richtig cool dass es soviele Sprachen bei euch gibt.
Aisha since you only took your mom’s face features, it’s payback that Fanta took her dad’s face 🤣😊. I agree with your wise parents, keep speaking to her in your language, she will learn Korean from her environment & appa. 💛💛 Bendiciones!
its not really payback. Asians genes are always dominant. So, doesn't matter who is asian mom or dad the children generally look asian in the face.
Payback??? Umm....
@@thejojojo1111 it's called being ironic
@@unrepentantjaegerist7236 i didn’t even reply. they’re just dull-witted lmao
I think it just beautiful that Fanta will be speaking different language awesome.. please!! Who knows Fanta one can work for the United Nation!! Thanks For Sharing Blessings to you and all the family 💯❤️
Wow how awesome I really love the different languages... wow!
That was awesome👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽. I love your parents,You look like both of them. You look like your mother from the nose up and your dad from the nose down😁 and I love the suggestions and advice that they gave that was awesome and very useful for families who speak many languages. I’m going to share this on my Facebook page.💞💞💞💞💞
Very good advice your parents provided about children learning different languages. A well proof is your sister and you. Fanta will be a great polyglot.
Fanta is a very fortunate little nugget. She is growing up surrounded by diversity. Every child should be exposed to this kind of environment. It would be much, much less hate in this world.
I see why you are such an awesome person, you get it from your parents, they are both so awesome and kind, bless them!
Happy to see your family aicha ! Merci pour les conseils finale 🙏
Trying this set right now and loving so far! Thank you!
You’re beautiful but, you also have such an amazing smile!
Que bonita familia tan intercultural, es muy bueno que Fanta aprenda tantos idiomas.
Fanta will learn from both her parents and be a smart young lady as she grows healthy😘😍😍😍
You look so much like your mum ^^...gosh, your mum could be a teacher, she has a very relaxing voice.
Nice video👍. Aicha looks so much like her mum ☺️
This was a cool video, thank you and your parents for sharing your experiences!
Hi Aisha, i'm from Cameroon 🇨🇲, in central Africa. My country is located between Nigeria, Niger and Congo Brazzaville In my country we speak pulaar and we have "Fulbe" ethnicity too. I'm a Big fan of tour Chanel . Baby Fanta is beautiful , she 's a sunshine.🥰🥰🥰
You guys are truly blessed.
Hi Aisha I have enjoyed your trip home to Italy so much. Being multi lingual is a huge advantage in this world were we are all interacting with each other so much more via the internet,traveling etc. Fanta will be ahead of most adults she encounters because of her knowledge of languages. It's just Awesome and now I'm inspired to learn more languages myself thanks for sharing your family and experiences with us keep Shining Queen 😊
It appears Fanta was trying to get her dad out of screen. A very cute seen.
What a lovely family you have Aisha. It is great to hear you parents speak their native language and I agree with everyone of speaking to your children in the language you expect to teach them. You have to be intentional about it but trust me, it pays off.
Grandpa explained it very well. Dual language learners must be consistent with one parent. Fanta will be amazing in math and science because she will grasp the comprehension due to multi language
Such a lovely video… thank you for sharing ❤❤❤
Thank you for sharing, Fanta you are blessed.
Gorgeous family. Fanta of course looks like her dad, but I think I see grandad (Aisha’s father) in her too. She is such a cutie pie.
Wieder ein super tolles Video Aisha!!!!
Love this..such a beautiful family all around,...Fanta is a bless child & is enrich by so much love & many cultures because of her beautiful family.....
What a lucky child.
You and your family are so beautiful! Your dad's features and his genuine smile remind me so much of my dad❤
I love the idea of beauty for everyone.👏🏾❤
You are a beautiful open family, i wish you all the best❤️❤️❤️, i am a Congolese Senegalese woman, married to an Italian man too and as It's said in one of the song of Celine Dion: the diversity make beautiful in this 🌍
Puulo piirrr!!!!! Nah I love you guys and I can’t stop saying it Fanta is literally the cutest and she grew up so fast mash’Allah.
What a beautiful family, full of global cultures. May you keep receiving nothing but positivity as you share your family with viewers all over the world.
Beautiful family!!! Fanta is very blessed!!!!!!!!❤❤❤
I love the beginning skin care box products that you chose!!! They are all awesome 🤩