Trilingual aesthetic

Simple and minimalistic design perfect for language learners and trilinguals who love learning languages. It can be also given as a special occasion gift to your friend, best friend, significant other, boyfriend, girlfriend, relative, etc. who also loves language learning.

Decorate laptops, Hydro Flasks, cars and more with removable kiss-cut, vinyl decal stickers. Glossy, matte, and transparent options in various sizes. Super durable and water-resistant. Parle Francais? Habla Espanol? Speak English? Just haw many languages do you know, you polyglot polyglot, you? Perfect gift or tshirt for the bilingual, trilingual, and (x)lingual. "Polyglot" in English, Spanish, and French, oui oui.

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Raising a Trilingual Child Is Not Always a Bed of Roses. by Nathalie Vieweger I was raised trilingual from birth. My mother was Dutch, my father - German and the community language was (often) English. I am a TCK - Third Culture Kid. I am now raising a trilingual child myself (English, Dutch and Spanish) as his father is English and we live in Spain. I used to go to international schools, and I’m a teacher at a bilingual school, so I have seen my fair amount of bilingual children. Read my…

Morocco is a bilingual country, with two official languages, Arabic and Berber, and French as a second language; it’s very important since Morocco was colonized by France. Moroccans are known for being bilingual or even trilingual, it’s very common hearing them switching between Moroccan Arabic, French, or even English or other languages in daily conversations.

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