Language teaching is part of parenting

Teaching your children their native language while still young is an important part of parenting. It helps them to develop a strong foundation in their mother tongue and to become more confident in speaking and writing it.

Learning one’s native language helps children better understand their family’s culture, traditions, and values. It also gives them a sense of belonging to their community and makes them feel more connected with their roots. Furthermore, it allows them to communicate with other members of the family who might not speak any other language.

Teaching your children while they are still young is essential for helping them develop strong communication skills that will last a lifetime. With the help of parents, they can learn the basics of grammar, pronunciation, vocabulary and more that will help them express themselves fluently in their native language.

The pause of migration has made it difficult for people to keep the distinction between their mother tongue and the language they are currently living in. This is especially true for those living away from their native country for a long time.

The pause of migration has not only caused travel disruption, but it has also made it difficult for people to maintain the distinction between their mother tongue and the language they are currently living in. This is especially true for those who belong to diaspora communities, who often struggle to keep up with both languages simultaneously.

It is important that we recognise this issue and look into ways to help these individuals bridge the gap between their native language and the one they are currently speaking. By doing so, we can ensure that people from all backgrounds can remain connected with their culture while still communicating effectively in their current environment.

ALAA is helping to bridge the gap between those living in the diaspora and their mother tongue. By providing native language education, ALAA enables people to stay connected to their roots and culture, even thousands of miles away from home.

This initiative is particularly important for those who have grown up in the diaspora and cannot speak their native language fluently. ALAA allows them to learn and practice the language of their ancestors, giving them a better understanding of their culture and heritage.

Subscribing to ALAA is a great way to stay connected with your mother tongue and the diaspora. It’s an easy process that can be done in three simple steps, and the fee is nominal – not more than a cup of coffee!

With ALAA, you can easily access content in your native language worldwide. You can also join conversations with other members of your diaspora and stay updated on important news. So what are you waiting for? Subscribe to ALAA today and start connecting with your mother tongue