Thank you for your welcome messages.
I have many doubts, but I also want to share experiences.
My daughter’s mother tongue is the Spanish, so that even before birth, we was founding a way for the adoption of the Doman’s method to our life, specially on the preparation of materials for so we decided to rely on the technology through a computer program that applies the method in Spanish, to give us the task of finding materials in German or possibly to make them.
Switzerland has four official languages: German, French, Italian and Rumantscha. Luzern in the region where it is speaking what we might call Schwiizerdütsch (“Swiss German" dialect varies from region to region). But the Swiss are taught in school to read and write in Hochdeutsch (German standard). Many Swiss have told me Hochdeutsch regard as a foreign language.
In Switzerland I was practically impossible to find materials, probably because I do not master the language, however, in the library titles "Wie Sie die Intelligenz of your Babys vervielfachen. Wer früh beginnt “and” Wie kleine Kinder lesen lernen ", are not available.
However, as already indicated Schwiizerdütsch (Swiss German) is the mother tongue of my husband, but my daughter was asked to read in school Hochdeutsch (German standard), therefore, see the need to develop the method in German and in English for practical purposes.
My English is not very good, but my German … leaves much to be desired (I’m currently learning), especially with regard to pronunciation.
In exploring options for developing materials in German, including the correct pronunciation of the word in the language, I found the task of reviewing new options that had been discarded, including the page BRILLKIDS at the time because I realized offering options for foreign languages.
I am interested to know what your experience has been applied to your child learns to read in another language other than English. If the program has options to operate in Spanish and English if the materials are subject to change or have to be created for each language.
Sorry for this long introduction, I am waiting for their comments and advice.
THANKS.
Amelia