Multilingualism

Multilingual Printables: Fruits and Vegetables in 7 Languages

For this month’s multilingual printables we wanted to bring spring to life! So, we’re sharing some printables to get language learners thinking about fresh food and cooking. In this post you’ll find a mixture of items that can be printed and colored. Make a game of filling the picnic basket with the items or go […]

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What Does It Mean To Be A Multicultural Family?

Our family hails from the United States, the land of many cultures, but we currently live in Mexico. We speak English fluently and Spanish not-so-fluently. My family is mostly Polish with a mix of European decent. Brad’s family is German and American Indian, plus some. As you can see we are a pretty diversified bunch

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Multilingual Valentine Cupcake Toppers

With Valentine’s Day around the corner, our team of international bloggers has come together to offer something special for your celebrations. Love is an international language but to get the point across why not print out and share these multilingual cupcake toppers? We’ve included the translations as well so that you can find exactly the

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#IMLD International Mother Language Day

Join the #IMLD campaign to raise awareness for the International Mother Language Day!

The International Mother Language Day is observed every year on the 21st of February. UNESCO officially proclaimed the day in 1999 with the aim to promote “linguistic diversity and multilingual education” and to develop the “awareness of linguistic and cultural traditions all over the world” thereby inspiring “international solidarity based on understanding, tolerance and dialogue”. Language

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