EPISODE · Sep 9, 2025 · 22 MIN
Un Progenitor, Un Idioma - One Parent, One Language
from Learn Spanish and Go · host Spanish and Go
Have you ever wondered how to raise a child with two languages without causing confusion? In this episode, we dive into the OPOL method, where each parent consistently speaks one language with the child, and discuss how it can be combined with other strategies like “time and place.” We share scientific studies, clear up common myths about bilingualism, and give practical advice on how to provide enough input, prioritize the minority language, and keep things flexible. As bilingual parents ourselves, we’re learning along the way and invite you to join the conversation about raising confident, bilingual kids.Key Takeaways:What OPOL (One Parent, One Language) is and how it works in daily lifeWhy myths like “bilingualism delays speech” are untruePractical strategies to make bilingual learning fun, natural, and effectiveRelevant Links And Additional Resources:016 – Alternancia de Código | Code SwitchingLevel up your Spanish with our Podcast MembershipGet the full transcript of each episode so you don’t miss a wordListen to an extended breakdown section in English going over the most important words and phrasesTest your comprehension with a multiple choice quizSupport the show
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Have you ever wondered how to raise a child with two languages without causing confusion? In this episode, we dive into the OPOL method, where each parent consistently speaks one language with the child, and discuss how it can be combined with other strategies like “time and place.” We share scientific studies, clear up common myths about bilingualism, and give practical advice on how to provide enough input, prioritize the minority language, and keep things flexible. As bilingual parents our...
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