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Negotiating About Chocolate with our Bilingual Toddler

Here's a little glimpse of what our Easter Sunday looked like at home earlier today. The struggle was definitely real,...

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    • 00:00:00Olha, eu tenho aqui um presente para ti. Look, I have a present here for you.
    • 00:00:03Obrigada! Thank you!
    • 00:00:05Tu gostas do presente? Ainda não abriste! Do you like the present? You haven't opened it yet!
    • 00:00:11Uma boneca! A doll!
    • 00:00:12Obrigada! Thank you!
    • 00:00:13Ah, minha linda, eu gosto tanto de ti! Oh, my beautiful one, I love you so much!
    • 00:00:15Podemos aproveitar o berço da bebé para distribuir os chocolates? Can we make use of the baby's crib to distribute the chocolates?
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    • This is so great! And true. While my skills are elementary and my 3yo has only been in his school in Portugal since March, we play “vermelho/verde” walking home from school and I poke him with “no entendo inglês”. 🙂

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