This book and cassette introduces Mandarin Chinese to children the fun and natural way using many familiar melodies as well as native children's songs from China. Children will enjoy learning basic vocabulary and pronunciation through popular themes such as greetings, numbers, family, animals, weather, colors and more. The song book contains illustrations featuring Penny and Tommy Panda while the digitally recorded cassette has 22 vocals in Chinese on one side and music only on the other. The book also includes English translations, pronunciation guide, suggested activities and instructional guides. The Sing 'n Learn Chinese is the first of its kind to be released in the United States and it is also in use in China. The 23-minute digitally recorded tapes have a slightly slow tempo to allow for clear enunciation. It is also the only title with the lyrics in both traditional and simplified characters and romanized pinyin pronunciation system. No prior knowledge of Chinese is necessary!

Sing 'n Learn Chinese: Introduce Chinese with Favorite Children's Songs = Chang Ko Hsueh Chung Wen

Children's Books

Yoon, Selina

Jeng, Trio Jan

Education & Reference

Master Communications, Inc.

Japanese children's song, coloring book and CD aids language learning

Sing 'N Learn Japanese 1

Inui, Tazuko

<p>Introduce Japanese language and culture the fun way! With 23 traditional and contemporary melodies, children will enjoy learning basic vocabulary and pronunciation through popular themes such as numbers, family, animals, colors, and more. You can provide an important head start for children as learning another language has proven to stimulate greater mental development.In the seperately sold book, each song is written in Kana (Hiragana and Katakana), the romanization of Japanese, and the English translation. Includes pronunciation guide, English-Japanese glossary, and instructional and cultural notes For all ages. Paperback book. 8.5"x 11". 32 pp. Songs include: 1. Doko desu ka (Where are you?) 2. Ko bu ta nu ki tsu ne ko (Piglet raccoon fox cat) 3. Kuma-san (Bear) 4. Bun bun bun (A flying bee) 5. Kaeru no Uta (Frog's Song) 6. Te o tatakimashoo (Let's clap our hands) 7. Akai tori kotori (Red bird, little bird) 8. Zoo-san (Elephant) 9. Tulip (Tulips) 10. Tsuki (The moon) 11. Ippon bashi nihon bashi (One chopstick, Two chopsticks) 12. Ouma (Horses) 13. Ookina taiko chiisana taiko (Big drum, Little drum) 14. Amefuri (A Rainy day) 15. Daruma-san (Daruma-san) 16. Yuki (Snow) 17. Umi (The Ocean) 18. Ookina kurino ki no shita de (Under the Big Chestnut tree) 19. Katatsumuri (Snail) 20. Atama to Kata to Hiza (Head and Shoulders) 21. Musunde hiraite (Close your Hands) 22. Kirakira hoshiyo (Twinkle twinkle little star) 22. Sayonara (Good-bye)</p>

Sing 'n Learn Japanese, Vol. 1 (Book & CD)

Nguyen, Thi Hop

<p>Twenty-two popular songs in each volume are written in Hiragana, Katakan, romanized Japanese, and English to promote understanding of culture and enhance learning. Pronunciation guide, glossary, cultural notes, and activity guides are included.</p>

Sing 'n Learn Japanese, Vol. 2 (Book & Cassette)

Sing 'n Learn Japanese, Vol. 2 (Book & CD)