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luiza mogosanu 
How many languages do you speak Luiza? I hope Granny Edith had a nice visit!
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Hahaha… She had indeed, we spent a lovely afternoon together, it´s sweet to see how she bonds with her grandson… 🙂 Well, I grew up in Romania and during my time in school there was a strong emphasis on languages – French and English. So I enjoyed them both – yet I do prefer English… I started learning German as I came here – it was a mighty struggle 😤😀
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It’s great to know more than one language. I hope you encourage Erwin to speak at least two (your mother tongue of course, to connect him with his family history). I am trying to learn Irish, its very, very complicated and I keep orgetting things I learnt the week before. I think I need to go to classes in Ireland. I am just using Duolingo and some books.
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It´s true, you are right, communicating in different languages, opens the mind and enriches you. Yes, when I´m alone with him I speak Romanian and started reading him my favourites in Romanian… I once heard Irish at a Seminar for linguistics, they didn´t tell us it was Irish and we had to guess. None of us got it right, but we were mesmerized, it just sounds amazing 🙂 Good vibes and good luck perfecting it!
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I am glad that you are speaking Romanian with baby Edwin. I am more used to hearing Welsh, than Irish. I am trying hard to tune into the sounds.
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