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ideas for keeping a language going when nobody speaks it natively and we don't live in the country...

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SenoraPostrophe · 16/08/2007 20:13

we've just (6 weeks ago) moved back from Spain. ds1 and dd were fluent in spanish but seem to be losing it fast: we have a spanish time every day (well, most days) and it's very hard work making them speak it, and when they do they seem to have forgotten a lot. they watch dvds in spanish twice a week too.

I'm going to try to find a native speaker who can pretend not to know english, but it's going to be hard as we're in the sticks. has anyone got any other ideas?

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Othersideofthechannel · 16/08/2007 20:24

Get a web cam and buy one for good friends back in Spain?

I see from your page you lived in Granada. I loved that city when I was there during my degree.

CamperShoes · 19/08/2007 15:39

How about www.pipoclub.com?

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