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Jessica Alba Daughter Can Speak English And Spanish


Jessica Alba Daughter Can Speak English And Spanish

Monday, September 28 2009

Though Jessica Alba's daughter Honor Marie is just one year old, she is already learning two languages according to the actress.



"I am a mother who shoves information down her throat, poor thing," Alba said with a laugh at the Clinton Global Initiative in New York on Thursday. "I sing her songs about colors in Spanish and English when I'm cooking. Literally I integrate learning into everything I do. We're into colors because I feel that's something a 15-month-old can sort of identify. So now she kind of points to blue and says 'azul' and I say 'Yes, azul, muy bien!' It's slow going but she's sort of picking it up."



She continued, "She says gato for cat. Pato for duck, but dog is dog. She doesn't say perro. She kind of flips back and forth. She's very silly. She growls like a lion whenever I say leon."




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