Multilingual FAMILIES 1 3 the same language at home and at school? In the UK, nearly one in five pupils use a language at school that is different? the one they use at home. Usually, this is because their parents are from a different country. children are bilingual because they speak two languages: English and the language their speak. Sometimes, their mother and father come from different countries. In this case, their children can 5 three languages, so they are trilingual. Fifteen-year-old Hasan Blomgren is one of these children. Hasan 6 in the UK with his parents and his younger brother Zack. 7 mother was born in Turkey, and his father is from Sweden. His father's Turkish isn't very good and his mother Swedish so the couple speak English together. But they each speak their own language to their Hasan and Zack are very good 10 languages because they both speak Turkish, Swedish and English perfectly. 8 9 1 a You speak 2 a from 3 a A 4 a parents 5 a speak 6 a live 7 a Hasans 8 a not speak 9 a brothers 10 a at b Speak you b of b The b parent b speaks b living b Hasan's b doesn't speak b husbands b in C Do you speak C with C An c fathers c to speak c lives c Hasans' c don't speak Csons con Writing 7 You want to take part in an international language
