an onomatopoeic toddler

[Susanne Dopke]

Dear Alvino,
It is nice to hear about the children having become adults, whose  
early childhood we had the privilege to peek in a little bit,  
courtesy of their parents having written about them decades ago. I  
still vividly remember the many endearing anecdotes in your book and  
continue to share them with parents wishing to raise their children  
bilingually and who I am supporting as part of my work.
Thank you very much,
Susanne


On 06/09/2007, at 3:42 AM, Alvino Fantini wrote:

> Today, in his 30s, he continues to enjoy both modalities as  
> dimensions of his expressive abilities. (Examples of the actual  
> sounds are scattered throughout the speech diary, a portion of  
> which is contained in the book).
>
> And, by the way, he recently participated in the Erasmus Mundus  
> program, studying in Aarhus, this past year, which he thoroughly  
> enjoyed. Another side note -- Aarhus was also a town that  
> participated over many years in international exchanges with other  
> countries through the Danish Experiment in International Living  
> (which unfortunately no longer exists in Denmark), and where I  
> worked until retirement.


My webhost and I are trying to work out why mail to the Bilingual  
Options account does not get through at times.
Could you please notify me via the other account - or possibly by  
phone - if your message bounces.
It would be most helpful if you forwarded ALL failure message to  
<sdrw at ozemail.com.au>.
______________________________________
Dr Susanne Dopke
Consultant in Bilingualism
Speech Pathologist

Australian Newsletter for Bilingual Families:
<http://www.bilingualoptions.com.au/consANBF.htm>

website: <http://www.bilingualoptions.com.au>

<susanne at bilingualoptions.com.au>
<sdrw at ozemail.com.au>

ph: (+61-3) 9439 4148
mobile: 0409 977 037


-------------- next part --------------
An HTML attachment was scrubbed...
URL: <http://listserv.linguistlist.org/pipermail/info-childes/attachments/20070906/35c89a19/attachment.htm>