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Have Your Partner On Your Side

When you visit your partner’s friends and family, you should communicate before any encounter.

Gabriela recommends to ask for your partner’s help:

  • Make your partner understand that he/she needs to guide you when you are at his/her house or with his/her friends

  • You need to underline the fact that the situation is going to be demanding because you don’t understand the language.

  • He/she will have the role of being on your side and helping you navigate this situation.

“Be careful, it doesn’t mean becoming a translator! You can’t translate full conversations all the time, it’s exhausting. Your partner needs to be aware of the situation without being a full-time translator.”

https://myforeignhalf.com/en/how-to-survive-a-multilingual-relationship-6-tips-from-a-psychologist/

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