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Multicultural Methods: Washing Up Around the World
QUESTION #1: What do you use these for? Washing the dishes. Washing the stove and countertops. Washing the bathtub, bathroom sink and toilet. Washing the floor. All of the above. I don’t use those at...
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Some Languages Are Lost After Emigration While Others Are Maintained. Why?
By Jacomine Nortier Photo credit: Andrew Shansby In my last article, which was on borrowing and loan words, I ended with the observation that some linguistic communities are more keen than others to...
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The Foundation for International Understanding Through Students (FIUTS)
Multilingual Living is delighted to have the opportunity to spread the word about a fantastic organization: The Foundation for International Understanding Through Students (FIUTS). My husband and I...
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Blending the Multicultural Family: Is There a Recipe?
By Natalie DeFee Mendik Photo credit: Muffet The World is My Oyster At just twenty-four, I blithely packed my bags and moved half-way around the world from the U.S. to Switzerland to marry someone I’d...
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What Happens to Second-Generation International Children?
By Bettina Ribes-Gil Photo credit: CarbonNYC Introduction As a follow-up to my article on Immigration and Language, the question arises of what happens to the second-generation international children?...
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How I (Unwittingly) Taught My Son to Hate the Chinese
By Corey Heller Photo credit: Snow Kisses Sky Fall, 2007 My son is 6 years old and we are talking about his upcoming birthday party. We discuss the foods that we’ll serve, how long the party will...
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Multicolored (Multicultural) Butterfly
By Trisha Yonekura Photo Credit: Paul Wever Originally appeared in Multilingual Living Magazine “Come on, Bailey, let’s go,” I said waving good bye to his day care mates and the teachers. “Mommy, no...
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Language Challenge 180: Week 1 Giveaway
Multilingual Living is delighted to announce its first Language Challenge 180 giveaway prize! This giveaway will only be open for 7 days, so enter today! It was sheer delight when I got my hands on the...
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Multicultural Remedies for American Pill-Poppers?
By Jennifer Planeta Photo credit: Muffet When I met my husband Artur, he was working at a time share resort in Assisi, Italy. Tucked in the hills of Umbria, this resort was a destination for people...
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Language Challenge 180: Week 11 Giveaway
Multilingual Living is delighted to announce its next Language Challenge 180 giveaway prize! This giveaway will only be open for 6 days, so enter today! It was sheer delight when I got my hands on the...
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