Comments on: Why Julián Castro & So Many Other Latinos Don’t Speak Spanish

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By: Richard Ybarra

Richard Ybarra — Tue, 08 Apr 2014 16:44:55 +0000

Nice piece. The good news for all the mostly Southwest generations who encountered the rough treatment, is that not only have a number of us reclaimed the language in our own lives, but a generation of non Spanish speaking Latinos brought us bilingual education and the free flowing opportunities to enjoy both languages we enjoy today….

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By: Elena Cunningham

Elena Cunningham — Thu, 11 Oct 2012 19:13:49 +0000

Thanks Beth! I think I have spent most of my afternoon browsing the site!! I became a member of clubmami, and printed a couple of articles about raising bilingual children, tips on how to teach them and things like that. I def. can use the positive influence!!!

By: Beth Ortuño

Beth Ortuño — Thu, 11 Oct 2012 19:10:44 +0000

I have to agree with Terri.
Maybe Spanish is something you need to claim as your own, now, as part of what your family is and by that I mean your husband and kids. Sounds to me like all three of them already decided they like it.

By: Beth Ortuño

Beth Ortuño — Thu, 11 Oct 2012 18:53:35 +0000

Elena, I feel for you and you know what, language is always wrapped up in a bunch of very strong emotions (just look at the politics in this country right now!). If you are trying and working on it, you are ahead of the game. I promise kids do notice your effort toward things you believe to be important/good. That really does mean a lot for their attitudes in turn.
Whatever support you can arrange like classes or organized resources will help you a lot. But even if you have a hard time arranging that sometimes, listen, I only started with Spanish in my 30′s and I did take a very brief class but 99.9% of it was just asking any Spanish speakers I could find to look at my little notebook for me, and just try, try, try to speak. I am from Dayton Ohio (maybe even fewer Hispanic people than Savannah?) and after moving to Houston I was here almost two years before I was lucky and made a connection with a Spanish-speaking neighbor who sort of took me under her wing. I am telling you this because I’m living proof it is never too late nor is it necessary to give up just because the resources aren’t obvious. I will never say I’m bilingual, like kids can be, but I’m very fluent. If I could get to where I am in middle age just think what your kids can do. They have a head start, lots of childhood left, and a live-in loving coach! Keep at it and seek out support from whomever will lift you up and help your beautiful kids feel positive and energized about it too. I try to remember to come visit not just the new posts but also the old pages in Spanglishbaby.com frequently. Everyone needs the boost and the positive influence.