As I study my 9th language, here's what I've learned that I want to streamline this for your kiddo. I want to save your kid TIME and CONFUSION...[and you, the parent, MONEY!] 1. Don't even look into grammar until you've interacted with the language, via podcast, via comics...etc. 2. Use your ears FIRST. Use the audio book and read along- that LITERALLY 10x your kids' fluency 3. Repeat the same part over in your head until it flows without effort Which one hits home for you? Need resources?? Message me.

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This is our first Community Hosted Hangout, and it’s designed to be simple and relaxed. There’s no agenda. The goal is for kids and families to meet, say hi, and start building friendships. As you make friends with other families, you can decide how you want to use the time—chatting, practicing speaking, playing games, or just hanging out. The room will be OPEN for 24 hours, so you can join whenever it works for you. Since this is the very first meet-up, I’ll be hosting and modeling how it works so everyone feels comfortable. Parents and kids are both welcome for this first one. Please vote for the time for this FIRST hosted meet-up: 🕛 12:00 PM EST 🕓 4:00 PM EST Drop your vote in the comments 👇Looking forward to meeting you all! To help make buddies, tell us... -Your kid's age -Your kid's first language -Your kid's language they are learning Example: Sunny, 9yo, English, German

I'll go first... I'm a Fire Rabbit 🔥 🐰 and I'm reallllly into Farsi/Persian right now. I always loved Rumi. I have lots of Persian friends, so I wanted to be able to use their language!! Plot twist...I LOVE Farsi and added that language to our school recently!! Now your turn...GOOO!

If you could instantly understand any language, which one would you pick—and why? 🌎✨Share and also drop your answer with a GIF or emoji that shows how you feel about it!