Not a big issue: Children are capable of mastering two different languages. More important issue is whether parents are able to communicate well in english. If not, communication gap or barrier can become more problematic when the child reaches adolescent age.
Answered 6/6/2014
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It will help your : child learn English phonemes, the smallest units of sound in a language, for you to take classes if you have heavy accents. Learning 3 languages does not delay language in a typically-developing child, though (s)he may be more fluent in one, early on. For a child with Receptive &/or Expressive Language Disorder, it's best to choose one language for therapy & at home.
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