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Half English/French here. It's a bit confusing as I feel like French is 'normal' to speak with my daughter. My wife hates it, but I genuinely don't know I make a switch between the languages
My mum is English and my wife is Scottish. I speak English with my wife.
I honestly switch languages without a thought. My Dad spoke French to me. He's gone to meet his maker. But life continues. Oh well, are any of you bilingual?
Your kid will benefit from it, ignore the ladies.
>>52682394
>Oh well, are any of you bilingual?
Who isn't in this day and age?
also
>bilingual
pleb
>>52682394
no, I can only speak 1 language
English
Spanish
German
ASL
I'm still on my way to becoming proficient in German.
>>52682681
Americans. I barely speak English. The only Spanish I know is "Donde esta el bano"
>>52682394
>Half English/French here
Norman?
>>52682644
this
I wish I were fucking bilingual fuck my white anglo American parents
>>52682833
Wishing won't change anything.
It's not too late to pick up another language. I was monolingual as well. Sick of it, I took the initiative to change that and am now near proficiency in my second language after 2.5 years of utilizing multiple resources.
I'm glad I did, it's a pleasant, productive challenge to take on and can be made a hobby.
The lack of verbal communication in that language has slowed progress, so if you know anyone who's bilingual it would be a good idea to consider practicing their language.
Duolingo is good for getting your feet wet and offers a varied selection of languages, but it's not to be heavily relied on.
>>52682394
>It's a bit confusing as I feel like French is 'normal' to speak with my daughter.
Don't you mean your wife's daughter?
>English
>Scottish
>French
literally no difference
