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Spanish at Home - Aprendemos en familia Paperback – January 11, 2018
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- Print length60 pages
- LanguageEnglish
- Publication dateJanuary 11, 2018
- Dimensions8.5 x 0.15 x 11 inches
- ISBN-101983784613
- ISBN-13978-1983784613
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- Publisher : CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform (January 11, 2018)
- Language : English
- Paperback : 60 pages
- ISBN-10 : 1983784613
- ISBN-13 : 978-1983784613
- Item Weight : 7.8 ounces
- Dimensions : 8.5 x 0.15 x 11 inches
- Best Sellers Rank: #5,386,383 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
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About the author

Minerva Ortega founded “Reto Bilingue” to promote bilinguism all over the world, its mission is to share and provide parents with resources, tips and experiences from bilingual and multilingual families as well as information on educational bilingual strategies.
From the moment she knew she was pregnant, Minerva made the vow to raise her son bilingual, so Spanish and English would be part of his life from day one; her son is fully bilingual English and Spanish since he was 3 years old; she developed and designed a method to teach him languages through play.
Minerva has worked and lived in Mexico and United States going back and forth, and has visited several countries around the world learning from different cultures; she is an Industrial Engineer and holds a MBA in Marketing and discovered her additional vocation in the field of education. Minerva continues developing material and resources for parents to support bilingualism at home working with support from professionals in the field.
For more information please visit www.retobilingue.com
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Minerva Ortega fundó “Reto Bilingüe” para promover el bilingüismo alrededor del mundo, su misión es compartir y proveer recursos, consejos y experiencias de familias bilingües y multilingües, como también información de estrategias de educación bilingüe.
Desde el momento que ella sabía que estaba embarazada, Minerva hizo el voto de educar a su hijo bilingüe, así el español y el inglés serían parte de su vida desde el día uno; su hijo es completamente bilingüe inglés y español desde los 3 años; ella desarrolló y diseñó un método para enseñarle idiomas a tráves del juego.
Minerva ha trabajado y vivido en México y Estados Unidos yendo y viniendo, y ha visitado varios países alrededor del mundo aprendiendo de diferentes culturas; ella es Ingeniero Industrial, tiene un MBA en Mercadotecnia y ha descubierto una vocación adicional en el campo de la educación. Minerva continúa desarrollando material y recursos para familias para apoyar el bilingüismo en casa, trabajando con apoyo de profesionales en el campo.
Para más información visita: www.retobilingue.com
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It saved me a lot of time trying to find something similar on internet, good value.
I am firmly in the second category, and thus in many ways, this book is a disappointment, not so much because of what it contains, but because of unfulfilled potential, especially considering its relatively high price (currently about $10 US).
First, while much of the material in this book is useful and interesting, most if not all of it could have been gleaned from several of the excellent blogs promoting Spanish-English bilingualism, including what the authors themselves have published online for free. This book is best seen as a primer designed for someone who is just starting a bilingual journey, but not as a manual that would serve as a reference for someone who has already invested significant time in finding bilingual resources.
Second, from the perspective of a relatively advanced student of Spanish, this book feels like a wasted opportunity. The “most natural” ways of speaking Spanish around the world differ dramatically, and many simple words used in Mexico would never be used in Spain, for example, or vice versa. A book written by three authors from three major regions of the Spanish-speaking world seems like the perfect resource to learn more about these differences – and yet only about 20 English words and phrases are given this treatment.
Instead, the vast majority of English words that are translated into Spanish have only a single translation. Often this is fine, but when the word “blocks” is translated only as “bloques” and not “tacos” or “cubos,” the reader is left to wonder how complete the translations are for other words. “It’s your turn” is translated only as “es tu turno,” but not “te toca.” In other cases, multiple options are given, but the corresponding regions are not. For the word “hello” when answering the phone, we see “Bueno,” “Hola,” and “Diga,” but no indication that a Mexican would say “Bueno.” Similarly, for “peas,” we see “chícharos” and “guisantes” (“arvejas” is missing), and it’s not clear that most Mexicans would prefer "chícharos."
Other minor annoyances are that I would have like to have seen more activity ideas and a more detailed list of book recommendations. The authors could have briefly described why they like each book, or perhaps what a child could be expected to learn from each one (e.g., La Oruga Hambrienta – colors, foods, counting, days of the week, lifecycle of a caterpillar), but instead we have just a bare list and readers must do their own research.
Thus while I find this book potentially helpful for someone new to bilingualism who has no idea where to start or what resources are out there, its usefulness and value is limited for others.
To conclude, here’s a summary of what you’ll find in the book:
A brief defense of non-native second language use from an early age
A few recommended music artists from Mexico, Argentina, and Spain
Lyrics to several popular children’s songs from each of the three countries, including birthday songs
Six activities for 0-3 years, plus 11 games (with several vocabulary words for each one)
Seven activities for 4-6 years, plus 8 games (with several vocabulary words for each one)
Recipes for traditional dishes (4 each from Spain, Argentina, and Mexico)
List of recommended books, split between 0-3 years and 4-6 years
List of recommended Spanish apps and software for children
List of recommended blogs and websites
Comparison of the Spanish words used in Mexico, Argentina, and Spain to translate about 20 English words and phrases.