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Why language and traditions matter

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Two women smiling among red, yellow and white paper lanterns in an exhibition space with paintings.
Among paper lanterns in an exhibition space.

Language as a link between generations.

Language at home

For children growing up in Slovakia, Vietnamese spoken at home keeps them close to grandparents and relatives and opens access to stories, songs and traditions.

Two languages, one identity

Bilingualism is an advantage. Children who speak both Slovak and Vietnamese can move confidently between two cultures.

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