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Title: Teach Me Japanese
Author: Judy R Mahoney
Narrator: Akiko Uchiyama
Format: Unabridged
Length: 26 mins
Language: English
Release date: 06-30-08
Publisher: Teach Me Tapes
Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 8 votes
Genres: Kids, Ages 8-10
Publisher's Summary:
Follow a story narrated in Japanese and learn useful words of everyday life including greetings, numbers, colors, days of the week, family members, body parts, and more.
Intertwined throughout the story are 21 favorite children's songs in Japanese and English to reinforce learning through music memory.
Featured songs include: "Are You Sleeping?", "The More We Get Together", "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star", "The Wheels on the Car", "Head Shoulders Knees and Toes", "Six Little Ducks", and many more.
Members Reviews:
Great CD but hard to read
My son and I both love the CD and the variations between Japanese songs, bilingual songs that we knew prior, and conversations in Japanese. The book is a bit difficult to read because of the small print of the Japanese kanas, Romanji, and the English Translations in the back. This would be easily remedied with slightly larger print. It is still a great purchase.
Need to know some Japanese before using this product
I found the product inadequate. This CD is a collection of children's songs, with some narrative, spoken by a child in Japanese, preceding each song. The weird thing is the narrative is completely unrelated to the song. Even my 9 year old figured out that the song following the child's narrative, was in her words "completely random".
I don't know why the narrative wouldn't have a strong(er) relationship to the song. That aside, the songs chosen are perfect for very young children, under age 10. But there is no way you are going to "learn" Japanese by listening to this CD. The best result would be that you and a child would improve listening comprehension, which isn't a bad goal, but isn't how I interpreted the CD as advertised.
Great Intro to Japanese
We got this for our son who is 7, because he is an unschooler, and very motivated to learn Japanese. He and his younger brother (age 4) both love it. He plays it on repeat, brings it in the car, reads along, and checks the translations in the back. He has now memorized some songs and is getting the pronunciation down. Now they are asking for the Spanish version!
the best tool for learning japanies
if you want to learn japanies this is great i thought myself and my kids japanies and now we just booked a trip to japan for this summer hopeing to learn more hope that you all have as much sucess as i did.