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My Other Tongue is a virtual language school that offers live interactive online courses from certified language teachers.

We offer Spanish courses for all ages and levels in a private or group virtual setting.

05/15/2026

Building Confidence Through Output — Part 3 of 3 Three habits. Outside of mealtime. Starting today.

Soy una mamá.
You have the S.A.Y. Method. Now here's what happens the rest of the day.

Habit 1 — The sentence starter.
Post these on your fridge. Right now. Yo quiero… / Necesito… / Puedo tener…
Instead of ¿Qué quieres? — point to the fridge. Let them fill in one word.
Zero pressure. Real output.

Habit 2 — The phrase of the week.
One phrase. Seven days. Used by everyone. This week: Tengo hambre.
Say it at breakfast. At snack. While cooking. By day seven — it belongs to them.

Habit 3 — The choice question.
❌ ¿Qué quieres? — generates silence. ✅ ¿Quieres agua o leche? — generates output.
The words are already in the question. They just confirm.
Agua.
Bilingual output. Before 8am. 💛

And one more thing —
A point counts. A gesture counts. A nod counts.
Receive it. Celebrate it. Model the word back.
Sí, quieres agua.
The child celebrated for pointing today says the word tomorrow.

Check the comments for the full phrase set. 👇 Save this for your fridge. Share with a mama building her child's bilingual voice one ordinary moment at a time.

Photos from My Other Tongue Language School's post 05/13/2026

Three steps. That's it.
Show it first. Ask with support. You model the correct form.
S.A.Y.

Not a curriculum. Not a program. Not something you need to buy or download or fit into a schedule.
Just three moves — inside a mealtime, a bath time, a moment in the car —
that create the conditions for your child to find their voice in both languages.

Quiero agua. ¿Quieres agua? They try. You celebrate.
That's not a small thing.
That's bilingualism building in the most ordinary moment of your day. 💛

Save this as your mealtime reminder. Share with a mama who wants a simple place to start.




05/11/2026

Building Confidence Through Output — Part 2 of 3

The S.A.Y. Method

Three steps.
Any mealtime.
Any day.

S — Show it first.
Quiero agua.
A — Ask with support.
¿Quieres agua?
Y — You model the correct form.

Child attempts. You celebrate.
Sí, quieres agua. ¡Muy bien!

That's it.
Not a curriculum.
Not a program.
Not something you need to schedule
or prepare for
or get right every time.

Just three moves
inside a mealtime,
inside an ordinary moment
that create the conditions
for your child to find their voice
in both languages.

Model. Prompt. Echo. Celebrate.

The celebration is not optional.
It is the step that brings them back tomorrow.

Use this today.
At dinner tonight.
One phrase. Three steps.
That's the whole practice.

Check the comments for the full mealtime S.A.Y. phrase set. 👇
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05/11/2026

Say it again. Louder this time.
Your child is not behind. They are building.
And building — the real kind, the kind that lasts — takes time.

We live in a world that measures language by how much comes out.
How many words. How many sentences. How quickly. How correctly.
But bilingual language development doesn't work on that timeline.
It works on a deeper one.
One where a single word, said once, in the right moment, in the second language...is not a small thing.
It is everything. 💛

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05/11/2026

Before this day comes to a close, I want to send a special shout-out to all the moms in my tribe. 💐

To the mothers raising leaders, nurturing hearts, wiping tears, speaking life, and showing up even when you’re tired, thank you. Your love shapes generations. ❤️

Happy Mother’s Day to all the amazing moms today. May you feel loved, appreciated, and celebrated. 🌸


05/09/2026

💐 Happy Mother’s Day Weekend from My Other Tongue! 💐

“Mamá” / “Mom” — the first word we learn, the love we never outgrow, and the forever language of our hearts. ❤️

This weekend, we celebrate all the amazing moms, mamás, abuelas, bonus moms, and mother figures who nurture, teach, encourage, and love so deeply every single day. Thank you for being the heartbeat of our families and communities.

✨ Word of the Day:
Mamá (mah-MAH) — Mom / Mother

May your weekend be filled with love, laughter, rest, and beautiful moments with the people who matter most. 💕

05/07/2026

Building Confidence Through Output — Part 1 of 3 - What's getting in the way

Soy una mamá.
And if you've been doing everything right:
the routines,
the input,
the consistency
and your child still isn't producing
the output you hoped for;
this video is for you.

Because here's what most bilingual parenting advice gets wrong:

It measures output by how much comes out.
How many words.
How many sentences.
How correctly.

But output doesn't build that way.
It builds through stages.
And the stage most of us skip
or rush
is the one that matters most.
The attempt stage.

Four things that stall output
before it even begins:

1. Expecting speech before the child is ready.
2. Correcting instead of modeling.
3. Asking open-ended questions before they have the words.
4. Overloading with long sentences.

And two things to hold onto instead:

1. Single words plus gestures equal real communication.
2. Mistakes are progress.

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Save this for the next time the doubt creeps in.
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that her child is not behind.

05/04/2026

Building Confidence Through Output - Series Intro

Hola Tribu. This one is for the quiet moments.

Let me ask you something.
When your child goes quiet
when you ask a question in Spanish
and they answer in English,
or they don't answer at all
what do you feel?

Most of us feel doubt.
Are they falling behind?
Am I doing enough?
Why won't they speak?

And here's what I want you to know
before this series even begins:
That silence is not a problem.
It is a stage.
And there is a simple, practical way
to move through it —
without pressure,
without correction,
without forcing anything.

That's what this series is about.
Building Confidence Through Output.
Three parts. A simple framework. And the tools to create the conditions
for your child to find their voice
in both languages
in the most ordinary moments of your day.

Part 1 — What's getting in the way.
Part 2 — The S.A.Y. Method. Three steps. Any routine.
Part 3 — The small habits that compound.

Follow along, tribu.
Save this series.
Share it with a mama who is waiting
for her child to speak.

05/04/2026

🍎✨ Spanish Word of the Day: maestro/a
[ma-ES-tro / ma-ES-tra] — teacher

Teachers do more than educate… they inspire, uplift, and shape futures every single day. 💫

Gracias, maestro/a, por inspirar y enseñar cada día.
Thank you, teacher, for inspiring and teaching every day.

This week, we celebrate YOU—the heart of every classroom. ❤️

05/04/2026

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05/02/2026

Words matter… but understanding matters even more. 💙

When children can express how they feel in more than one language, they’re not just learning, they’re also connecting, processing, and growing with confidence.

Bilingual emotional literacy is powerful.
It builds bridges between thoughts, feelings, and the world around them.

Let’s continue to give our children the tools to not only speak—but to be fully understood. ✨

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