Madonna Learning son's native language

Pop beauty Madonna is learning to speak her adopted son's native language.

The Hung Up singer and her director husband Guy Ritchie have been taking lessons in Chichewa, which is spoken in the African country of Malawi where baby David Banda was born.

A source said: "Madonna and Guy use the few words they have learned - Mummy, Daddy, hello, my love and some others - every day.
"Madonna knows a Chichewa lullaby called Gona Mana and has been working on a guitar piece to go along with it."

The source added: "David is a very smart little chap who idolizes his
brother Rocco."

Meanwhile, Madonna's father-in-law has claimed that her desire to adopt
another child is putting strain on her marriage to his son.
Guy's father, John Ritchie, said: "They've had a difficult time. David is
very beautiful and Guy is very good with him. But I don't think he'd want to
adopt again.
"They were both under an unbelievable amount of pressure because of all the
press surrounding David's adoption. It has caused tension and been deeply
upsetting."
It has been suggested that Madonna plans to give a home to a baby girl also
from Malawi.

In other news, Madonna and Guy Richie flew into Maldives to celebrate holidays.

“There were four people other than Madonna and her husband. Everything about emigration was done in side the boat and as soon as they got off the boat they left with out staying for long in the airport� said the official.

In other news, the Wembley Arena stop on Madonna's Confessions tour will be released as part of a CD/DVD set Jan. 30 via Warner Bros. Portions of the DVD were originally broadcast during an NBC special over Thanksgiving.