Heritage language

Heritage language means the language that your family speaks at home, which might not be the same as the language you speak at school or with your friends. For example, if your family is Spanish but you were born and raised in the United States, Spanish might be your heritage language. It's like having a special language that connects you with your family and your cultural background.

Some people might not use their heritage language very often, or they might not feel like they are very good at speaking it. But it's important to remember that your heritage language is a part of who you are, and it's always worth trying to practice and improve your skills.

Learning and using your heritage language can also help you connect with other people who share your cultural background, and it can make you feel proud of your family and where you come from. So don't be afraid to embrace your heritage language and keep it alive in your family!