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Original post by TJ1997
Not really, no
what language?
do u make an effort to learn the language now
Original post by owlknightdragon
what language?
do u make an effort to learn the language now
do u make an effort to learn the language now
My parents spoke Punjabi here and there but mostly spoke English.
Not really. I understand it, but can't speak it for the life of me.
Original post by TJ1997
My parents spoke Punjabi here and there but mostly spoke English.
Not really. I understand it, but can't speak it for the life of me.
Not really. I understand it, but can't speak it for the life of me.
ah okay
Original post by hajima
Neither of my parents are bilingual so no, it would be nice to be bilingual though.
so do u only speak english at home
Original post by owlknightdragon
so do u only speak english at home
Yes, very boring ik
Original post by hajima
Yes, very boring ik
nah not boring being bilingual isnt as amazing as non- bilingual kids make it out to be even if there are advantages
Original post by owlknightdragon
nah not boring being bilingual isnt as amazing as non- bilingual kids make it out to be even if there are advantages
What are some of the advantages to being bilingual other than just being able to converse with more people?
Original post by hajima
What are some of the advantages to being bilingual other than just being able to converse with more people?
it makes u more employable to be able to have the ability to converse in a second language i guess?
Original post by Hxn_67
Yeah
what language?
not really, but i know a few languages lol.
a little bit of malay and chinese.
a little bit of malay and chinese.
Original post by Anonymusy
My parents mostly spoke English, rarely our cultural language. I can speak both but always speak in English because I prefer it
what is ur cultural language
Original post by Vanessa Chuah
not really, but i know a few languages lol.
a little bit of malay and chinese.
a little bit of malay and chinese.
cool
Original post by owlknightdragon
what is ur cultural language
Punjabi
My mum always spoke to me in Polish and I understood and could speak it perfectly. But at some point she gave up and now I only know a little. 
Original post by Anonymusy
Punjabi
thats nice
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