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Pro tip: if you're trying to expose your kids to foreign languages, change the language of games to that language (in the same vain as "watch cartoons in that l
by ArnoVW 6y ago
Pro tip: if you're trying to expose your kids to foreign languages, change the language of games to that language (in the same vain as "watch cartoons in that language)
- WrtCdEvrydy 6y agoEnglish learned through subtitles here... Star Trek TNG at night.
- cjm42 6y agoDid you listen to English audio with subtitles in your native language, or dubbed audio with English subtitles?
- WrtCdEvrydy 6y agoEnglish audio, english subtitles.
- johnisgood 6y agoEnglish and C learned here through ioquake3 forks. :)
- rhn_mk1 6y agoExtra tip: if you want to expose yourself to foreign languages, change the language of games you play. Works best when playing a new game, where you haven't memorized the vocabulary and the UI yet. Games which are not story based, but full of text (sims, managers) are good for repetition learning.
- lawn 6y agoWith YouTube's recommendation engine our 3-year old regularly watches cartoons in Arabic, Russian, Spanish and English. And he's using words he's heard in the right context too. (We're Swedish).