Monthly Archives: June 2006

My baby can sign!

This is one of those cheerful and proud moments in the life of often helpless parents, who try to make sense of the way their children (and in particular babys) behave. Often these little people that can’t express themselves and … Continue reading

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Familycomp!

I’ve been meaning to write an update of our family language situation ever since the last post in which I said that Michael was speaking English with the children now. I think, it was a good decision, because M is … Continue reading

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Migration, Immigration and Integration

Following on from the topic of the previous post, I read this interesting interview with Rita Suessmuth on Deutsche Welle. She says, for example: Among the estimated 200 million migrants worldwide, the majority make up what is called “forced migration.” … Continue reading

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