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‘ They Have No Need To Learn A Second Language’ Man Demands His Bilingual Wife Not Teach Their Daughters Her Native Language

Liucija Adomaite and
Austėja Akavickaitė
Raising your kids involves making a lot of life-changing decisions for them, so it's no surprise that more and more parents are seeking advice online. One young mom to two twins has recently taken it to r/AITA to ask people if it would be fair to raise them fluent in her native language. This doesn't sound like a big deal, but the problem stems from the fact that her husband doesn't speak that language, which is Welsh. The author shared her husband's concerns: "He believes they shouldn't grow up able to talk with each other behind his back" and added that "she gets the feeling he might be a bit concerned that the girls will love me more and speak to me in the other language in his presence," which would make him feel pretty left out. Read the full story below, and be sure to share your thoughts on what you would do in this situation.

Recently a woman has asked people on r AITA whether she would be right to raise her twins fluent in her native language that her husband doesn t speak br

Image credits: Donnie Ray Jones (not the actual photo)

The author also shared some more information about the whole situation

To find out what an expert has to say about raising a child bilingual, we spoke with Lynn How, the author of "Positive Young Minds" who specializes in supporting parents, teachers, and children navigating through mental health issues and prevention. "As a primary teacher of 20 years, I have worked with many children who are bilingual. These children bring so much extra to the classroom as their peers can find out about other languages and I'm always in awe of someone's ability to speak two or more languages as this is not something that came naturally to me," Lynn told us. She continued: "I have heard many times that if you can speak two languages then it is easier to learn a third or even more, so from that perspective, speaking two languages from an early age is very beneficial for future learning as well as career opportunities later in life. More importantly, it keeps the child in touch with their heritage and roots and by speaking their mother tongue (or tongues if their parents are two different nationalities), they are able to easily communicate with any family members who are not themselves bilingual." Moreover, by learning a second language of the country they are living in, children will find accessing education easier when they are of school age. "Without those basics of language to access the curriculum they are taught, they are behind before they have started. Schools should always support the situation of a child not speaking the main language taught as sometimes it is unavoidable, but if someone in the family is able to proficiently speak the language, then this would give the child an extra boost when they start school," Lynn explained. In the case where a mother speaks one language and a father speaks another, and they both insist on raising their children in their mother tongue, Lynn said that it is parental choice what languages are spoken at home. "We should respect this choice and plan how language can be addressed at pre-school and school if it is a barrier to learning," she said. How growing up in a bilingual household affects the child depends on the individual family, Lynn argues. "The general consensus currently on how to go about it is that parents should use whatever strategy promotes high-quality and high-quantity exposure to each of their child's languages." It's also important to realize that early childhood is a time of emotional, social, physical, and cognitive development. Meanwhile, "Bilingualism may or may not be a priority for families, depending on a child's other needs. As long as parents are mindful of what their child needs, then a bilingual household should be a positive experience for the child which will help them connect to their cultural roots as well as learn an extra skill," Lynn concluded.

Most people thought the author was only doing good for her kids and this is what they had to say

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POST Laugh or not Laugh or not Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 9 months ago My father's family is spanish, my mother's French. When my sister and I grew up, we learned both languages. My mother's solution was to learn spanish. Speaking several languages is a wonderful gift, don't rob your children of it. 72 72points reply Abhinc Abhinc Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 9 months ago and it's extremely beneficial !! studies show the brain of bilingual and multilingual children develops more densely. In a study conducted using brain imaging, Andrea Mechelli of London’s Wellcome Department of Imaging Neuroscience and her colleagues (which included experts from the Fondazione Santa Lucia in Rome) found that bilingual speakers had denser gray matter compared to monolingual study participants. Studies have also found that students that speak more than one language score higher on standardized college admission exams than monolingual students. A study from the University of Chicago found that children that speak more than one language are better at “putting themselves in other people’s shoes” and understanding different perspectives. It increases empathy. And many studies suggest that second language study helps enhance English language skills. Learning another language helps students learn about how language works and become more aware of their own first language 24 24points reply Load More Replies... La Di Da La Di Da Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 9 months ago Omg!!! THIS is so accurate! I learned more about English in my French classes than I ever learned in my English classes! I wish I could have learned these languages at an even younger age! I'm currently fluent in English, Semi fluent in Spanish and French and learning Japanese. French and Spanish were learned in school, Japanese on my own. Languages are amazing! Do your babies a favor and teach them as many as you can. Start teaching like yesterday!!! They're sponges! Before they can even speak, they can answer by pointing. I was a nanny for a baby and when he was about 6 months old, I would have him point out numbers on the clock asking him to find ocho, trois, seven etc and ask the question in their specific language. He pointed to them all accurately! He really loved the clock! He was learning those since birth. His dad is Spanish and his mom was learning French. Both knew English. 2 2points reply ADHORTATOR ADHORTATOR Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 9 months ago Teenage parents.... He should learn to speak the other language too, he isn't too old to do that. You never know too much languages 66 66points reply Ozacoter Ozacoter Community Member • points posts comments upvotes 9 months ago Yeah its sad to see such young people being parents. They should be learning, maturing and having fun 26 26points reply Load More Replies... Monica Leigh Monica Leigh Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 9 months ago I hate seeing it because mine were 17 when they had me and boy did they have problems. Thank God for my grandma. 5 5points reply Tunk Tunk Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 9 months ago That is truly so condescending. Who is anyone to say this is not the path they have chosen. I am sure creating a family is all about learning and maturing and having fun. I think many people would love to settle down early but unfortunately the way the world is now it is almost impossible. Best wishes to then. ( I am an old boiler by the way. No kids, so no vested interests in commenting. ) 5 5points reply LittleLiz LittleLiz Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 9 months ago I'm sure it is the path they have chosen, but I also think teenagers are often wrong about things and shouldn't make permanent decisions. I got a tattoo at age 18 and I hate it so much. I cringe every time I see it. I'm not saying they didn't want kids or that they're bad parents or that they'll regret being parents. I'm sure none of that is true. All I know is that children and teenagers are known for their poor judgement. I'm in my 20s and when I turned 20, it was like a veil was lifted and suddenly I was almost never losing my temper, crying, or crashing my car. Puberty is a hell of a drug. 7 7points reply Katie Sullivan Katie Sullivan Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 9 months ago It’s not condescending: it’s fact. Their brains aren’t even fully developed yet. I thought Inwas grown at that age too but thank GOD I didn’t make any seriously life altering decisions back then. 4 4points reply Terka Červeňáková Terka Červeňáková Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 8 months ago Some people know what they want since young age... I have wanted kids since i was 15, i have them at 27 and 29. My wishes hasn't changed, And i regret i didn't have them sooner ?? So maybe they know, what they're doing.... 0 0points reply mewmew34 mewmew34 Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 9 months ago (edited) I highly doubt they made the choice to try for children so young. They made the same stupid mistakes far too many teens make and now they'll have to live with the consequences. 4 4points reply Just Breathe Just Breathe Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 9 months ago I would say they had a bit too much fun XD 0 0points reply Auntriarch Auntriarch Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 9 months ago This comment is hidden. Click here to view. Well it looks like Wales hasn't changed much in the last half century -22 -22points reply Walking On Sunshine Walking On Sunshine Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 9 months ago My late husband was a full blood Cherokee. It's a difficult language to learn, and sadly, dying. When my kids were little, I asked the Chief's wife to help me and she taught me so much! I taught my kids what I could and we still use it today. It's a little bit of their dad. Osiyo from Cherokee Nation! 62 62points reply Kathryn Baylis Kathryn Baylis Community Member • points posts comments upvotes 9 months ago What a wonderful thing to do! All children should be taught not to deny their heritage. It’s perfectly fine to be as proud of everything that makes us unique as we are of everything we have in common with everyone else. 20 20points reply Load More Replies... Julie Atwood Julie Atwood Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 9 months ago That is an amazing gift to both your children and to their tribe. Native American languages are slowly dying because speakers of them are being lost faster than they can be passed on, and every person who learns some helps keeps a language alive. 3 3points reply 13 13 Community Member • points posts comments upvotes 9 months ago There's no excuse for dying languages anymore with all the tech advancements we've made. 3 3points reply Zanshin Zanshin Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 9 months ago Out of all the languages if the world, its extremely important to have people learning the languages that are dying, otherwise the world would lose a large portion of its culture. Native American languages have been decimated for over 400 years and everything possible should be done to reverse as much damage as possible. 5 5points reply Queenbee Queenbee Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 9 months ago (edited) It is ironic that in speaking of the elements that renders any people or culture dying, we negate our own contribution to that dying. I am part Cherokee. The culture is dying out due to the infiltration by those outside the nation. Both my paternal grandparents were 75% Cherokee. An unpleasant fact we learned when my daughter asked to go see a pow wow of the people is that her family are effectively bastards. WE ARE clanless in other words because the lines of the people are matrilineal so if a male has children outside the Natiin they have no clan since children belong to the mother's clan. This disillusioned my daughter greatly which is so sad because she looks full blooded native American but when we sat with our clan we had to go in the one meant for non Native visitors because it was my great, great grandparents. who were full blooded Cherokee and who married others also fathered by Cherokee males. A language lost but by miscegenation, a culture diluted/lost also. 4 4points reply 13 13 Community Member • points posts comments upvotes 9 months ago That.... is actually kind of disgusting behavior. Goes to show just because it's tradition doesn't necessarily mean it's good. I'm very sorry your daughter was disrespected this way. 4 4points reply Load More Comments POST Laugh or not Laugh or not Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 9 months ago My father's family is spanish, my mother's French. When my sister and I grew up, we learned both languages. My mother's solution was to learn spanish. Speaking several languages is a wonderful gift, don't rob your children of it. 72 72points reply Abhinc Abhinc Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 9 months ago and it's extremely beneficial !! studies show the brain of bilingual and multilingual children develops more densely. In a study conducted using brain imaging, Andrea Mechelli of London’s Wellcome Department of Imaging Neuroscience and her colleagues (which included experts from the Fondazione Santa Lucia in Rome) found that bilingual speakers had denser gray matter compared to monolingual study participants. Studies have also found that students that speak more than one language score higher on standardized college admission exams than monolingual students. A study from the University of Chicago found that children that speak more than one language are better at “putting themselves in other people’s shoes” and understanding different perspectives. It increases empathy. And many studies suggest that second language study helps enhance English language skills. Learning another language helps students learn about how language works and become more aware of their own first language 24 24points reply Load More Replies... La Di Da La Di Da Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 9 months ago Omg!!! THIS is so accurate! I learned more about English in my French classes than I ever learned in my English classes! I wish I could have learned these languages at an even younger age! I'm currently fluent in English, Semi fluent in Spanish and French and learning Japanese. French and Spanish were learned in school, Japanese on my own. Languages are amazing! Do your babies a favor and teach them as many as you can. Start teaching like yesterday!!! They're sponges! Before they can even speak, they can answer by pointing. I was a nanny for a baby and when he was about 6 months old, I would have him point out numbers on the clock asking him to find ocho, trois, seven etc and ask the question in their specific language. He pointed to them all accurately! He really loved the clock! He was learning those since birth. His dad is Spanish and his mom was learning French. Both knew English. 2 2points reply ADHORTATOR ADHORTATOR Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 9 months ago Teenage parents.... He should learn to speak the other language too, he isn't too old to do that. You never know too much languages 66 66points reply Ozacoter Ozacoter Community Member • points posts comments upvotes 9 months ago Yeah its sad to see such young people being parents. They should be learning, maturing and having fun 26 26points reply Load More Replies... Monica Leigh Monica Leigh Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 9 months ago I hate seeing it because mine were 17 when they had me and boy did they have problems. Thank God for my grandma. 5 5points reply Tunk Tunk Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 9 months ago That is truly so condescending. Who is anyone to say this is not the path they have chosen. I am sure creating a family is all about learning and maturing and having fun. I think many people would love to settle down early but unfortunately the way the world is now it is almost impossible. Best wishes to then. ( I am an old boiler by the way. No kids, so no vested interests in commenting. ) 5 5points reply LittleLiz LittleLiz Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 9 months ago I'm sure it is the path they have chosen, but I also think teenagers are often wrong about things and shouldn't make permanent decisions. I got a tattoo at age 18 and I hate it so much. I cringe every time I see it. I'm not saying they didn't want kids or that they're bad parents or that they'll regret being parents. I'm sure none of that is true. All I know is that children and teenagers are known for their poor judgement. I'm in my 20s and when I turned 20, it was like a veil was lifted and suddenly I was almost never losing my temper, crying, or crashing my car. Puberty is a hell of a drug. 7 7points reply Katie Sullivan Katie Sullivan Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 9 months ago It’s not condescending: it’s fact. Their brains aren’t even fully developed yet. I thought Inwas grown at that age too but thank GOD I didn’t make any seriously life altering decisions back then. 4 4points reply Terka Červeňáková Terka Červeňáková Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 8 months ago Some people know what they want since young age... I have wanted kids since i was 15, i have them at 27 and 29. My wishes hasn't changed, And i regret i didn't have them sooner ?? So maybe they know, what they're doing.... 0 0points reply mewmew34 mewmew34 Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 9 months ago (edited) I highly doubt they made the choice to try for children so young. They made the same stupid mistakes far too many teens make and now they'll have to live with the consequences. 4 4points reply Just Breathe Just Breathe Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 9 months ago I would say they had a bit too much fun XD 0 0points reply Auntriarch Auntriarch Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 9 months ago This comment is hidden. Click here to view. Well it looks like Wales hasn't changed much in the last half century -22 -22points reply Walking On Sunshine Walking On Sunshine Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 9 months ago My late husband was a full blood Cherokee. It's a difficult language to learn, and sadly, dying. When my kids were little, I asked the Chief's wife to help me and she taught me so much! I taught my kids what I could and we still use it today. It's a little bit of their dad. Osiyo from Cherokee Nation! 62 62points reply Kathryn Baylis Kathryn Baylis Community Member • points posts comments upvotes 9 months ago What a wonderful thing to do! All children should be taught not to deny their heritage. It’s perfectly fine to be as proud of everything that makes us unique as we are of everything we have in common with everyone else. 20 20points reply Load More Replies... Julie Atwood Julie Atwood Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 9 months ago That is an amazing gift to both your children and to their tribe. Native American languages are slowly dying because speakers of them are being lost faster than they can be passed on, and every person who learns some helps keeps a language alive. 3 3points reply 13 13 Community Member • points posts comments upvotes 9 months ago There's no excuse for dying languages anymore with all the tech advancements we've made. 3 3points reply Zanshin Zanshin Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 9 months ago Out of all the languages if the world, its extremely important to have people learning the languages that are dying, otherwise the world would lose a large portion of its culture. Native American languages have been decimated for over 400 years and everything possible should be done to reverse as much damage as possible. 5 5points reply Queenbee Queenbee Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 9 months ago (edited) It is ironic that in speaking of the elements that renders any people or culture dying, we negate our own contribution to that dying. I am part Cherokee. The culture is dying out due to the infiltration by those outside the nation. Both my paternal grandparents were 75% Cherokee. An unpleasant fact we learned when my daughter asked to go see a pow wow of the people is that her family are effectively bastards. WE ARE clanless in other words because the lines of the people are matrilineal so if a male has children outside the Natiin they have no clan since children belong to the mother's clan. This disillusioned my daughter greatly which is so sad because she looks full blooded native American but when we sat with our clan we had to go in the one meant for non Native visitors because it was my great, great grandparents. who were full blooded Cherokee and who married others also fathered by Cherokee males. A language lost but by miscegenation, a culture diluted/lost also. 4 4points reply 13 13 Community Member • points posts comments upvotes 9 months ago That.... is actually kind of disgusting behavior. Goes to show just because it's tradition doesn't necessarily mean it's good. I'm very sorry your daughter was disrespected this way. 4 4points reply Load More Comments Popular on Bored Panda I Used AI To See What These 23 Popular Cartoon Characters Would Look Like In Real Life 30 Y.O. 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