Funny thing your children have translated and you did not get until they explained it to you!

[Gorionine]

I speak French, my DH speaks French & Arabic. Living in UK we have added English to our repertoire. The dcs speak a little bit of french , are learning arabic but they mainly are english speaking.

The other day DD(10yo) came and ask me if I thought grandma still had the DVD of "Pierre Casserole" After about 5 minutes trying to think about what she might be refering to, I had to ask.

Try to guess what DVD she was talking about.

Peter Rabbit?

peter pan!! ha!

One part of it is right but not the other, try again.

Yes Pooter!!

I thought that was a jolly good translation!

yes - it makes perfect sense to me!

that's fab!

my friend little boys speaks french/english and lives down south.

When he was two he had a total paddy because when I came down to visit I warned him to look out for the glass on the floor.

he then spent ten minutes wailing that he wanted an icecream

ROFL Noonky!

Dd yesterday (Italian/English) proudly told Daddy she'd eaten the apricots "with their backs" (Italian schiena= back) She was talking about the skins.

A bit TMI perhaps, but...

Hmm, my not quite two-year-old French/English-speaking DS currently confuses "cake" and "caca" (poo!) which my 5-year-old finds hilarious (I mean, he comes to tell me he has cake in his nappy!)

It would make my DSs ROFL as well Brioche!