How Can My Child Become Fluent in Spanish?

How Can My Child Become Fluent in Spanish?

Hi there. It’s Micah Bellieu from TruFluency Kids. I’m going to guess that if you clicked on this video, then you have some questions about helping your kids become fluent in Spanish. Those questions might include: Is it worth the time, effort and, possibly, expense?...
Tik Tok Spanish Lesson: How to Make Your Kid Respond in Spanish

Tik Tok Spanish Lesson: How to Make Your Kid Respond in Spanish

If your kids are learning Spanish, a great way to help them practice is by asking questions in that language. This way, you’ll be encouraging them to answer in Spanish. Here at TruFluency Kids, we are the first ones to encourage this method. But, oh my god, how...
Habbi Habbi Bilingual Books Review

Habbi Habbi Bilingual Books Review

Have you heard of Habbi Habbi bilingual books? This video discusses what Habbi Habbi really has to offer. Do their books really work? What does ‘work’ even mean? You certainly can’t get fluent from a few books, but what can they do? What can you expect? And how can...
Passing Along Your Native Language: The Struggle Is Real

Passing Along Your Native Language: The Struggle Is Real

At TruFluency Kids, we’re all about helping your children become bilingual in English and Spanish. Some of our clients are English-speaking parents who want their kids to learn Spanish. But we also work with families where at least one parent is a native Spanish...
Can Duolingo Make Your Child Fluent?

Can Duolingo Make Your Child Fluent?

Hello, friends and fellow language lovers! I’m Micah Bellieu, the founder of TruFluency Kids. We’re a company that offers online Spanish lessons for kids age 4 and up, for all fluency levels. But we’re also huge cheerleaders for parents who want their kids to learn...
Why Kids Don’t Speak Their Family’s Language

Why Kids Don’t Speak Their Family’s Language

In the U.S., many people assume that all Latinos are fluent in Spanish. The reality, however, is a lot more complex. According to the Pew Research Center, 75% of U.S. Latinos say they speak Spanish at least “pretty well.” But among U.S.-born Latinos, that number falls...