Heritage Language - Maria Polinsky

[@ulugbeknur]

This is an awesome explanation: illustrative, to the point and with lots of examples. Thank you!

[@ElfinaAzul]

Very interesting!!

[@rozannagarcia8827]

Yeah, I think I would consider myself an overhearer because I grew up hearing Spanish, but struggle speaking it, and can only understand some phrases. Hope to eventually learn Spanish though.

[@ProfessorBorax]

often is an adverb, hmm...

[@havefunbesafe]

“When they count or when they’re scared”.?.explain….?

[@FenixFavaretto]

I think this is "if you ask them to count or something scares them, the language they are using is the dominant one"

[@leslieratliff-f7y]

So no studying of Native American language speakers...odd and biased

[@lennutrajektoor]

Poor husbands.

[@leslieratliff-f7y]

"The perfect husbnd"...completely unnecessary comment