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July 22, 2019

Language Mixing

July 22, 2019/ Kotahi Mano Kaika

Language mixing is when a child mixes up their two languages. This is normal in the language development of a bilingual child. Hearing the sounds of two languages from an early age helps simulate language development in a child. In time they will be able to differentiate one from another and will speak to you in the language that you speak to them.

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