BILINGUAL

LATINO VOICES
7 Latinos Share The Struggles Of Being Bilingual In Hilarious Video
By Carolina Moreno
Double the language, double the fun?
LATINO VOICES
Latino Poet Gets Honest About Being Judged For Not Knowing Spanish
By Carolina Moreno
"I’m always the last one to yell ¡Wepa! Forever late to my own identity."
LATINO VOICES
13 Gifts That Make Learning Spanish Fun For Kids
By Carolina Moreno
They'll thank you when they're older. Trust us.
HUFFPOST VIDEO
There's Nothing More American Than Speaking Spanish. Here's Why.
If you think Spanish is a foreign language in the United States, think again.
LATINO VOICES
Here's Why There's Nothing More American Than Speaking Spanish
By Carolina Moreno
If you thought Spanish was a foreign language in the U.S., think again.
LATINO VOICES
Zoe Saldana Nails Why It's So Important To Raise Multicultural Children
By Carolina Moreno
"It is a necessity to raise our children with our roots," she said.
PARENTS
6 Reasons Why Your Bilingual Child Might Drop Your Language
By Bea Sieradzka, Contributor
Linguist, blogger and a mum writing at www.BornBilingual.org a...
It is a challenge in raising a bilingual child to provide an environment where he or she can be equally exposed to both languages
LATINO VOICES
Tim Kaine Speaks Spanish. Does He Want A Cookie?
By Nelson Flores, Contributor
Assistant Professor in Educational Linguistics, University of ...
I wonder why it is that his bilingualism is being celebrated while the bilingualism of the Latinx community continues to be policed and denigrated.
THE WORLD POST
Montreal - A City Like No Other
By Noam Schimmel, Contributor
Contributor
Montreal's French-Canadian identity is hugely significant in making Montreal Montreal. Toronto has much to celebrate, and I do not wish to detract from that. But Montreal's wonders are utterly distinctive and frankly unique not only in Canada but globally.
LATINO VOICES
What Does Being Bilingual Really Mean?
By Delfín Carbonell, Contributor
Ph.D. Linguist and lexicographer with 35 published titles. Blo...
Not only is this ideal a question of effort and study: some have been born into two languages and cultures. Some people have
RELIGION
Bilingual: A Choice Of Two Religions
By Amaryllis Puspabening, Contributor
Art enthusiast and feminist of boundless faith.
Believing in both does not cancel out one or the other.
BOOKS
Live in Rome for Two Years and Write in Italian!
By Joseph Olshan, Contributor
novelist, editorial director of Delphinium Books/HarperCollins
The word on Jhumpa Lahiri was she had moved to Italy and, after a few years of immersing herself in the language, was going to write in Italian. Had I heard this news about one of my fellow, white American, middle-class novelists, I would've shrugged and said, "Knock yourself out."
ARTS & CULTURE
21 Reasons Why Being Bilingual Is Major Key
By Minou Clark
You'll always sound très cool.
EDUCATION
ASL Unlocking Communication
By Lydia Callis, Contributor
Nationally certified sign language interpreter, advocate, and ...
What is American Sign Language? Is it a culture? Is it an identity? Is it a foreign language? Is it an art form? Is it for
PARENTING
#TalkToMe: My Son Asks About Our Mixed Family
By Sara Alvarado, Contributor
Writer/Speaker, Real Estate Broker and Car Dancer
I showed him the suggested questions. He scraped them all and decided to ask me questions about what it was like raising him in two different cultures and being in an interracial marriage.
PARENTING
Raising Bilingual Children: Who Should Speak What?
By Kevin M. Wong, Contributor
Educator | Researcher | Advocate
In addition to the obvious linguistic and cultural benefits of being multilingual, research shows that there are both cognitive and social benefits as well.
LATINO VOICES
Latino Influentials Raising Bilingual and Bicultural Children
By Maritere Rodríguez Bellas, Contributor
Author, free-lance writer, blogger in LA
A native of Argentina, Lissa is fluent in three languages: Spanish, English and Italian. Friendly, confident and always smiling, Lissa enjoys skiing and horseback riding, both of which she prefers doing with her children. Below is my interview with this inspiring, hard-working and devoted Latina mom.
LATINO VOICES
Soy/Somos: We Are Many
By Marlena Maduro Baraf, Contributor
Marlena is a writer and designer born and raised in Panama.
There are huge differences among us, but we also have much in common. And it starts with language and with being "Latino" and all that this means in this American nation.
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