Wow, those kids are soooooo lucky. Exposing them to opportunities from horseback riding, hockey, skiing, music, languages. Holy moly. That takes money and time. Good for them that they can do that for their children.
Yes, they're super lucky.. I've always wanted to try a lot of different activities as a child but didn't had the chance to because my parents couldn't afford them. They could only pay for 1 so I took piano lessons for 10 years and I'm grateful for that. I'm not a pro or anything but I can at least play decently with enough practice
Growing up as a monoglot it wasn't until my 30s that i gained an appreciation for language learning. I envy his background getting exposure to different languages at such as young age.
@@evawertz201 true, but in this case my comment is relative since he was talking about the availability of instruments they could use to their avail, which not every household has access to. I mean, a decent guitar or piano doesn't come cheap. Neither do personal lessons. Which was available to these people because they had plenty of money.
I am a native Chinese speaker, I also speak English, Japanese and German fluently because of my overseas study experience. My husband and I will have our kids born and raised in Luxembourg, a tiny multilingual country, where Luxembourgish, French, and German are used as official languages. Imagining our kids will be able to speak 5-6 languages fluently sounds like a mission impossible, lol.
This dad and his son are amazing , very intelligent , I speak 5 languages fluently and plus 2 languages can understand , it is gorgeous , No Words just best of the best parent I have ever seen
I love how inspirational this video is and how insightful the questions were. Imagine if everyone could speak at least 2 languages, I really believe that would make the world a better place to live in. I wish I could go to Langfest to see you Bong. Continue le bon travail et j'ai hâte de voir ta prochaine vidéo.
And I thought I was lucky, lol. My grandparents' generation talked to me in Polish. I studied Russian & German in school. My ex's grandparents talked to me in Italian and I was expected to pick it up. And I learned ASL in college as I had a bunch of Deaf co-workers. Tetsu's kids must be fascinating. Clearly they blow me out of the water! They are so lucky. Except when they get older they'll probably be confused by people who are exposed to a language and somehow manage to not learn it.
I am a mother of 3 and they speak English as their born here in UK, and speak Welsh, they speak Moroccan because my back ground is Moroccan, and they speak Italian because I was born and grew up in Italy, soonest I can tell that they are not finding it difficult to switch languages, I will introduce French as Moroccan speak French as well, and Spanish which is very close to the Italian language!
Awesome! We are 3 at home and we speak Italian, Catalan and Spanish all the time. We sometimes speak English too as I'm an English teacher. I'm aware how amazing it is for kids to naturally learn languages. Good job. I wish there were more parents like him.
Hello there ! how are you Big B 🤗 i have missed you so much I haven't been seeing you video's lately (so sorry😢) l had a lot of exams the last few weeks ... but you still as shiny,funny and smart as I remember .. keep on the good work ... wish you all the best 🖒❤
Kids who grow up multilingual all seem to have something in common in that all of them are born in countries other than the US to parents and families who speak more than one language. Those born in an English-speaking country usually grow up monolingual and are not as successful at learning foreign languages later in life.
@@juanmorales5133 Porque es la ideología monolingüe de nuestro país (los EEUU), así como la de los otros países anglosajones. A mí no me gusta. Pienso que es una ideología muy racista, pero ha sido una creencia desde mucho tiempo. Yo soy norteamericana, y aprendí español y francés desde la adolescencia cuando es demasiado tarde para aprender idiomas extraños como un nativo. Me encantan idiomas y culturas diferentes. Lamento que no haya empezado cuando todavía era niña pequeña. Aunque inglés sea el idioma más estudiado en el mundo (como lengua extranjera), no es el único idioma en el mundo. 🇪🇸 🇫🇷
Is like my baby have German father Taiwanese mom ,he is already learn English,german, mandarin now. We need a Au pair teaching him french or Spanish in the future ,and he will be speaking Taiwanese with grandparents,i guess now he is growing up with basically four languages at least
C'est super intéressant ! Ça donne envie d'en faire de même :D bravo à lui, c'est vraiment incroyable d'avoir un tel bagage linguistique ! Et merci à toi Big Bong pour tes vidéos ! Toujours aussi bien faites, sympa à regarder sans pour autant devenir trop longue, c'est top ! Continue comme ça ! 🤗👏
We share the same philosophy. We made our house a multilingual household. Grandma speaks only Spanish, daddy speaks English, Chinese Au pair speaks Mandarin and mommy speaks Spanish/English. We are introduction French and modern standard Arabic.
I also want to have au pairs for my children. I'd love to teach my kids Cantonese or vietnamese but they are both so poor and not fluent enough. I'd probably teach my kids spanish as english is taught everywhere
I saw the Kpop idol Henry Lau, he is from Canada, he speak Mandarin, Cantonese, English, French, and Korean.May be he also understand Japanese. He also play piano, guitar, drum.Most Chinese they speak three nations countries language. Nathan Chen also has a lot of talent. And all his talents is nearly the level with the professional skill. Most Japanese and Korean, Vietnamese they all let their kids learning piano,, violin .and classical ballet.
Wow, great! Unfortunately, I can speak only Hungarian and a little English. Our education system is so bad. 😣 My daughters started to learn English in 2nd grade (currently 3rd, 4th and 6th grade) but can't even introduce themselves even their tests are always 5 or 5* (it's like A or A+ in the USA).
Je veux bien savoir comment enseigner les plusieurs langues à mes enfants, surtout en cas d’OPOL comme les japonais. 日本は良くも悪くもOPOLで大丈夫な所あるからなぁ… でも他の国やそこに住む人たちを理解して尊重して、そして共に手を携えて行くには語学ってすごい後押しになるから…
I wish my folks are like that. I have japanese, chinese, dutch, indonesian and jewish blood but i had to put efforts to learn these languages on my own.
Sugoi! C'est fantastique! Mes parents sont venus des Philippines et je suis né à Vancouver. They spoke to me in Tagalog and Kapangpangan (Filipino dialects), which is where I learned how to speak Filipino. J'ai parlé avec mon frère et sœur en français. To... gakkou ni nihongo benkyou shimashita. También aprendí español a través de cursos por correspondencia. I'd have to say that knowing many languages has helped me often in many situations in life. Ma femme et moi essayons de faire la même chose avec notre fille. Inspirational! Arigatou!
J'adore qu'il y a des autres Filipinos qui parlent français ! Je suis un Filipino qui est né en Washington State, USA mais j'étudie le français en ce moment. And I'm kind of learning kapampangan now since I've moved to Philippines 😅
Je suis un anglais mais dans ma famille y a du sang français, alors j’ai appris la langue français. Si, J’ai des enfants je vais absolument les enseigner anglais et français et peut être plus langues! J’aurais aimé si ma mère était me enseigné français ou une autre langue et j’aurais adore pour donner ça cadeau au mes enfants. Désolé si ma grammaire n’est pas parfait, je ne jamais écris en français
Wow votre grammaire est vraiment bonne pour quelqu'un qui n'écrit pas normalement en français, je vais dans une école française et ma grammaire est vraiment mauvaise lol. Et mes parents viennent du même pays et ont appris leur langue, donc je parle 3 langues :)
Didi me fait confiance, ce n’est pas mauvaise! Pas du tout :), mais merci pour vos mots sympa! Quelle est les langues que vos parents parlent? Peut-être un jour je vais parlé trois langues aussi!
Bonjour, c'est très bien d'essayer d'écrire alors que vous avez des difficultés, cela démontre un certains courage. Votre nom Desforges vient de Normandie ou de Huguenots ou autres ?
jean luc basset je ne suis pas trop sûre, ma grand-mère a me dit que notre famille emménager à l’Angleterre dans les 1800s ou peut-être plus récent. Si c’est vrais, c’est possible car ma surnom vient du les huguenots. Il faut que je fais du research sur ça :)
En el vídeo del niño dónde está cerrada la caja de comentarios, es sorprendente ver a un niño hablar fluidamente 5 lenguas tan naturalmente. Hasta hablaba mejor que el youtuber.
I'm surprised that Tetsu is fluent in English, French, Japanese, Mandarin and Spanish in this order? His mom speaks Japanese to him, and it must be his mother tongue, but it is only in the third.
I would generally consider my English not to be very bad. I study the language and have been studying at a boarding school for a certain time. Now I have to say that when I examine your language skills, I see that you think in the language, have totally taken it and subconsciously use it. I would love to get to that point. My English meets the standards of C1 with a tendency towards C2. To gain more fluidity and confidence with the language I would very much like to ask for your advice. Perhaps you can reflect on what has helped you and help you to use English at the level of speaking and writing. Thank you very much, I appreciate it. What I probably need is a bit more time of exposure to the language) My brain and consciousnesses simply need more time to be completely accustomed to the language i am learning. Any advice on how to reach this?
I think you should stop studying english (you are really good but you sound a bit formal) and simply find ways to use it and immerse yourself in the language. That's what worked for me and now I think very often in english and it is very natural to me, even though I'm italian. I speak it with many friends and with my partner because that's the only language we have in common. I also watch the news in english, use social media, my google searches are more often than not in english, I watch tv shows, play games, take notes, journal and whatnot. I am now learning german by using mostly english even when I need to translate something. So I think the best way is finding ways to listen, talk, chat/write, read daily. With the level you have already, it won't take long for you to be very fluent and start using the language subconsciously.
Hola Big Bong, algo que no me quedó claro fue: quien habla inglés con los niños? Porque ya vi en el otro vídeo que el niño habla inglés muy bien... Y entonces... Donde lo habla o con quién? Esa parte no la menciona
Piano app: Simply Piano and Piano Maestro. I recommend Piano Maestro for kids. Drum game: Drummania on Playstation 2, played on Roland TD-5. Both the game and the console are the Japanese versions. I do not know if a North American equivalent version exists. You also need the Midi-USB converting adapter from Yamaha (just any mini-USB converter will not work). Hope this helps.
So jealous! I am a pluruilinguist and I had to teach myself as a child. Where I lived, there just wasn't any access to anything and I don't think monolingual parents really even think about these things.
monolingual parents, my kids are learning chinese and my oldest also korean. It's a major parenting goal of mine that they be fluent in at least one other language. But it's so much work and expense I understand why most parents don't bother.
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻But, about this rich education with sport and music, you need lots of money... Piano, drums, sport equipment, mountains area, enough rooms for nannies au pair etc... A wonderful environment and cultural atmosphere for these kids... Called privileges.
Je pense que la plus grande valeur de s'avoir parlé plusieurs langues dès le plus jeune âge, ne réside dans la facilité de pouvoir communiquer plus aisément, mais plutôt de savoir mieux appréhendé les différences de chacun, selon ses origines ou ses croyances et ainsi évité d'avoir des préjugés qui divise les gens.
Now that about a mu;tilingual, mutidisipilary, multilingual, multicultural family. You've got it all. You are an "all 'round the world" adapting people kind of folks. I mean, with that backgroud, you ought to be adapting to any kind of environement, wether it be North, south East West on the planet it should be great, no?
Unlike most Americans who only speak one language that is English. That shows how the US wants to maintain its world domination and superiority status. No other country uses the British system even the UK doesn't use the British system, but the US still keeps the use of British system.
Wow, those kids are soooooo lucky. Exposing them to opportunities from horseback riding, hockey, skiing, music, languages. Holy moly. That takes money and time. Good for them that they can do that for their children.
Yes, they're super lucky.. I've always wanted to try a lot of different activities as a child but didn't had the chance to because my parents couldn't afford them. They could only pay for 1 so I took piano lessons for 10 years and I'm grateful for that. I'm not a pro or anything but I can at least play decently with enough practice
Indeed it takes a lot of money for sûre..
its luck, hard work, love and persistence.
It is…most parents they have money but don’t care about they children
Wow that's so amazing, I like the educational framework he has for his children "if they're interested, they'll do it"
Best dad ever!!! I'll raise my children like him. You're such an example!!
Growing up as a monoglot it wasn't until my 30s that i gained an appreciation for language learning. I envy his background getting exposure to different languages at such as young age.
can we please have more parents like them?
Be one :)
Parents with plenty of money you mean?
@@ByronVII白耳義 no someone who exposes their kids to different cultures and ppl. doesn't need a huge amount of money.
@@evawertz201 true, but in this case my comment is relative since he was talking about the availability of instruments they could use to their avail, which not every household has access to. I mean, a decent guitar or piano doesn't come cheap. Neither do personal lessons. Which was available to these people because they had plenty of money.
@@evawertz201 or for that matter, having different nannies of different ethnicities, full-time nannies aren't cheap...
This is absolutely cool. Now that's how you utilize the imprint period.
I am a native Chinese speaker, I also speak English, Japanese and German fluently because of my overseas study experience. My husband and I will have our kids born and raised in Luxembourg, a tiny multilingual country, where Luxembourgish, French, and German are used as official languages. Imagining our kids will be able to speak 5-6 languages fluently sounds like a mission impossible, lol.
This dad and his son are amazing , very intelligent , I speak 5 languages fluently and plus 2 languages can understand , it is gorgeous , No Words just best of the best parent I have ever seen
This man- i swear this man is one of the coolest dad i have ever seen
I'd like to have grown up in that environment
I love how inspirational this video is and how insightful the questions were. Imagine if everyone could speak at least 2 languages, I really believe that would make the world a better place to live in. I wish I could go to Langfest to see you Bong. Continue le bon travail et j'ai hâte de voir ta prochaine vidéo.
Congratulations to this family!!! These kids are ready for the world!!
That's so amazing! Those kids sure are lucky! I wish I had grown up with just one other language at least!
Felicitaciones a un padre inteligente y creativo con sus niños, y tambien para el pequeño poliglota que es muy habil
And I thought I was lucky, lol.
My grandparents' generation talked to me in Polish. I studied Russian & German in school. My ex's grandparents talked to me in Italian and I was expected to pick it up. And I learned ASL in college as I had a bunch of Deaf co-workers.
Tetsu's kids must be fascinating. Clearly they blow me out of the water! They are so lucky. Except when they get older they'll probably be confused by people who are exposed to a language and somehow manage to not learn it.
I am a mother of 3 and they speak English as their born here in UK, and speak Welsh, they speak Moroccan because my back ground is Moroccan, and they speak Italian because I was born and grew up in Italy, soonest I can tell that they are not finding it difficult to switch languages, I will introduce French as Moroccan speak French as well, and Spanish which is very close to the Italian language!
This is how I plan to raise my kids too ☺️ I would have loved if my parents did this for me when I was younger.
God, where were my parents? =O
IKR 😂
Same!
😂
🤣🤣
J'ai pas encore de gosses mais c'est une sacré bonne technique. Très bon interview! Je suis un fan de ta chaîne. Bonne continuation!
You are a great exemple of what Montréal is all about, be yourself , it enriches the culture. Thank you to be part of us!
Amazing and awesome! No pressure, no stress of classes, teachers, tutors etc, just a lot of encouragement and freedom 👍👍
Money as well
This is the best Interview ever in my whole life amazing excellent video thumbs up and I subscribe.
Awesome! We are 3 at home and we speak Italian, Catalan and Spanish all the time. We sometimes speak English too as I'm an English teacher. I'm aware how amazing it is for kids to naturally learn languages. Good job. I wish there were more parents like him.
Imagine the world if every parent was as such
Hello there ! how are you Big B 🤗 i have missed you so much I haven't been seeing you video's lately (so sorry😢) l had a lot of exams the last few weeks ... but you still as shiny,funny and smart as I remember .. keep on the good work ... wish you all the best 🖒❤
Kids who grow up multilingual all seem to have something in common in that all of them are born in countries other than the US to parents and families who speak more than one language. Those born in an English-speaking country usually grow up monolingual and are not as successful at learning foreign languages later in life.
Porque los anglosajones son ignorantes y sobre todo los norteamericanos .
@@juanmorales5133 Porque es la ideología monolingüe de nuestro país (los EEUU), así como la de los otros países anglosajones. A mí no me gusta. Pienso que es una ideología muy racista, pero ha sido una creencia desde mucho tiempo. Yo soy norteamericana, y aprendí español y francés desde la adolescencia cuando es demasiado tarde para aprender idiomas extraños como un nativo. Me encantan idiomas y culturas diferentes. Lamento que no haya empezado cuando todavía era niña pequeña. Aunque inglés sea el idioma más estudiado en el mundo (como lengua extranjera), no es el único idioma en el mundo. 🇪🇸 🇫🇷
Is like my baby have German father Taiwanese mom ,he is already learn English,german, mandarin now. We need a Au pair teaching him french or Spanish in the future ,and he will be speaking Taiwanese with grandparents,i guess now he is growing up with basically four languages at least
Liked the video before watching...knew it would be great❤
P.S.- keep up the awesomeness😃
This is so amazing. I’m jealous
C'est super intéressant ! Ça donne envie d'en faire de même :D bravo à lui, c'est vraiment incroyable d'avoir un tel bagage linguistique !
Et merci à toi Big Bong pour tes vidéos ! Toujours aussi bien faites, sympa à regarder sans pour autant devenir trop longue, c'est top ! Continue comme ça ! 🤗👏
Amazing!
Omg Big Bong c’est tellement inspirant! J’espère te rencontrer au Langfest de cette année!!!!!
Best father ever!!! I wish he was my dad!!!
We share the same philosophy. We made our house a multilingual household. Grandma speaks only Spanish, daddy speaks English, Chinese Au pair speaks Mandarin and mommy speaks Spanish/English. We are introduction French and modern standard Arabic.
What an awesome Dad
I saw the Quebec flag and got intrigued !! Nice video
So inspiring!
Merci pour votre vidéo😊
This is the best interview for language experiences.
amazing, its so interesting
I also want to have au pairs for my children. I'd love to teach my kids Cantonese or vietnamese but they are both so poor and not fluent enough. I'd probably teach my kids spanish as english is taught everywhere
Interesante!! gracias por el aporte!!!! realmente muchas gracias
Respect this mind set of teaching
Woooooow I'm so amazed 🤩
I saw the Kpop idol Henry Lau, he is from Canada, he speak Mandarin, Cantonese, English, French, and Korean.May be he also understand Japanese. He also play piano, guitar, drum.Most Chinese they speak three nations countries language. Nathan Chen also has a lot of talent. And all his talents is nearly the level with the professional skill. Most Japanese and Korean, Vietnamese they all let their kids learning piano,, violin .and classical ballet.
这简直就是人生胜利组的家庭啊！ronnie太幸运了！
Ça aurait intéressant d'avoir une entrevue multilingue (:
Asian parents are just different.
Asian means nothing
Wow. Such an inspiring family! Amazing.
Wow, great! Unfortunately, I can speak only Hungarian and a little English. Our education system is so bad. 😣 My daughters started to learn English in 2nd grade (currently 3rd, 4th and 6th grade) but can't even introduce themselves even their tests are always 5 or 5* (it's like A or A+ in the USA).
Amazing parentsssse
Je veux bien savoir comment enseigner les plusieurs langues à mes enfants, surtout en cas d’OPOL comme les japonais.
日本は良くも悪くもOPOLで大丈夫な所あるからなぁ…
でも他の国やそこに住む人たちを理解して尊重して、そして共に手を携えて行くには語学ってすごい後押しになるから…
I speak 6 languages now
And I want to learn more languages
Thank you for video 🙏
I wish my folks are like that. I have japanese, chinese, dutch, indonesian and jewish blood but i had to put efforts to learn these languages on my own.
Sugoi! C'est fantastique! Mes parents sont venus des Philippines et je suis né à Vancouver. They spoke to me in Tagalog and Kapangpangan (Filipino dialects), which is where I learned how to speak Filipino. J'ai parlé avec mon frère et sœur en français. To... gakkou ni nihongo benkyou shimashita. También aprendí español a través de cursos por correspondencia. I'd have to say that knowing many languages has helped me often in many situations in life. Ma femme et moi essayons de faire la même chose avec notre fille. Inspirational! Arigatou!
J'adore qu'il y a des autres Filipinos qui parlent français ! Je suis un Filipino qui est né en Washington State, USA mais j'étudie le français en ce moment. And I'm kind of learning kapampangan now since I've moved to Philippines 😅
Wow” incredible parents so amazing,”
My parents managed to give me English and an unimportant native language. English is what counts, thank you mom and dad. I'll get the rest myself.
I’d love to know where they get stable income
Je suis un anglais mais dans ma famille y a du sang français, alors j’ai appris la langue français. Si, J’ai des enfants je vais absolument les enseigner anglais et français et peut être plus langues! J’aurais aimé si ma mère était me enseigné français ou une autre langue et j’aurais adore pour donner ça cadeau au mes enfants.
Désolé si ma grammaire n’est pas parfait, je ne jamais écris en français
Wow votre grammaire est vraiment bonne pour quelqu'un qui n'écrit pas normalement en français, je vais dans une école française et ma grammaire est vraiment mauvaise lol. Et mes parents viennent du même pays et ont appris leur langue, donc je parle 3 langues :)
Didi me fait confiance, ce n’est pas mauvaise! Pas du tout :), mais merci pour vos mots sympa!
Quelle est les langues que vos parents parlent? Peut-être un jour je vais parlé trois langues aussi!
@@didi6272 Bonjour, votre Français écrit est bien meilleurs que certains Français natifs.
Bonjour, c'est très bien d'essayer d'écrire alors que vous avez des difficultés, cela démontre un certains courage. Votre nom Desforges vient de Normandie ou de Huguenots ou autres ?
jean luc basset je ne suis pas trop sûre, ma grand-mère a me dit que notre famille emménager à l’Angleterre dans les 1800s ou peut-être plus récent. Si c’est vrais, c’est possible car ma surnom vient du les huguenots. Il faut que je fais du research sur ça :)
Amazing...i wish i had this education
this is amazing!
En el vídeo del niño dónde está cerrada la caja de comentarios, es sorprendente ver a un niño hablar fluidamente 5 lenguas tan naturalmente. Hasta hablaba mejor que el youtuber.
and yeahh...Everyone is multilingual in malaysia...
Man je m'abonne d'après cette vidéo ! Just watched a couple of videos and your content is bomb.
I'm surprised that Tetsu is fluent in English, French, Japanese, Mandarin and Spanish in this order? His mom speaks Japanese to him, and it must be his mother tongue, but it is only in the third.
I would generally consider my English not to be very bad. I study the language and have been studying at a boarding school for a certain time. Now I have to say that when I examine your language skills, I see that you think in the language, have totally taken it and subconsciously use it. I would love to get to that point. My English meets the standards of C1 with a tendency towards C2. To gain more fluidity and confidence with the language I would very much like to ask for your advice. Perhaps you can reflect on what has helped you and help you to use English at the level of speaking and writing. Thank you very much, I appreciate it.
What I probably need is a bit more time of exposure to the language) My brain and consciousnesses simply need more time to be completely accustomed to the language i am learning. Any advice on how to reach this?
I think you should stop studying english (you are really good but you sound a bit formal) and simply find ways to use it and immerse yourself in the language.
That's what worked for me and now I think very often in english and it is very natural to me, even though I'm italian. I speak it with many friends and with my partner because that's the only language we have in common. I also watch the news in english, use social media, my google searches are more often than not in english, I watch tv shows, play games, take notes, journal and whatnot. I am now learning german by using mostly english even when I need to translate something.
So I think the best way is finding ways to listen, talk, chat/write, read daily. With the level you have already, it won't take long for you to be very fluent and start using the language subconsciously.
That man is great
forgive me god , for i just found this video after 2 years ... very interesting and helpful..
Wow not one dislike!!
Respect. 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Cheers to a fellow Hakka Taiwanese
Hola Big Bong, algo que no me quedó claro fue: quien habla inglés con los niños? Porque ya vi en el otro vídeo que el niño habla inglés muy bien... Y entonces... Donde lo habla o con quién? Esa parte no la menciona
I wish I was his daughter:(
My parents were fucking lazy.
the like to dislike ratio here is crazy, 1 in 550
僕はベネズエラ人だ、日本語と英語と少し中国語を喋るでもまだ下手ですね。このビデオのタイプは本当に面白いですよね！
おめでとう
i would like to be adopted by this man
What is BigBong’s ethnicity?
Does anyone know the names of the piano app and the drum game?
Piano app: Simply Piano and Piano Maestro. I recommend Piano Maestro for kids. Drum game: Drummania on Playstation 2, played on Roland TD-5. Both the game and the console are the Japanese versions. I do not know if a North American equivalent version exists. You also need the Midi-USB converting adapter from Yamaha (just any mini-USB converter will not work). Hope this helps.
@@AskTetsu thank you for the tips!!
So jealous! I am a pluruilinguist and I had to teach myself as a child. Where I lived, there just wasn't any access to anything and I don't think monolingual parents really even think about these things.
monolingual parents, my kids are learning chinese and my oldest also korean. It's a major parenting goal of mine that they be fluent in at least one other language. But it's so much work and expense I understand why most parents don't bother.
Did they get forced to?
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻But, about this rich education with sport and music, you need lots of money... Piano, drums, sport equipment, mountains area, enough rooms for nannies au pair etc... A wonderful environment and cultural atmosphere for these kids... Called privileges.
does he have bilingual training or course?
Super dad
Same. Standard in Luxembourg 😁
اكيد 👌
this was... mindblowing
Hello
好棒啊！Wow, interesting, C’est formidable .
Yeah Québec!
are you guys related?
Why did I think that's YOUR dad? 😁
teach him how to play valorant. He would be so good
I wish he was my parent:(
Je pense que la plus grande valeur de s'avoir parlé plusieurs langues dès le plus jeune âge, ne réside dans la facilité de pouvoir communiquer plus aisément, mais plutôt de savoir mieux appréhendé les différences de chacun, selon ses origines ou ses croyances et ainsi évité d'avoir des préjugés qui divise les gens.
oui, tout à fait d'accord avec toi!
I wish he was my father
I want to hear about monolingual parents who taught their kid other languages without being rich enough to afford nannies.
I wanna be polyglot too
Uncle Tetsu?
Now that about a mu;tilingual, mutidisipilary, multilingual, multicultural family. You've got it all. You are an "all 'round the world" adapting people kind of folks. I mean, with that backgroud, you ought to be adapting to any kind of environement, wether it be North, south East West on the planet it should be great, no?
Unlike most Americans who only speak one language that is English. That shows how the US wants to maintain its world domination and superiority status. No other country uses the British system even the UK doesn't use the British system, but the US still keeps the use of British system.