We really want our son to learn a few languages during his first years and we believe that with the right resources and tools we can help him develop those skills. It is such a big advantage to be bilingual in our society and giving our child the opportunity to learn a few different languages is very important to us.
I like interactive learning and being involved in my son’s daily activities, so when I found the Little Pim Language Immersion Method I knew I wanted to try it out. I have always wanted to learn Japanese and I thought it would be a great idea to get the Japanese Gift Set to feature.
The DVDs (35 minutes long each) introduce children to 180 Japanese words and phrases. I really like that as soon as the DVD starts you are immediately immersed in the language as the entire DVD is spoken in Japanese. I like that you have an option to turn on subtitles in English though. The subtitles make it easy for me to get started and help my son relate to the activities shown in the video.
I love how they introduce the words and phrases without interrupting the activities the people in the DVD are performing and that all of the activities are very relatable. It is easy to see how children learn the new words easily as they can associate the words with things they do everyday.
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27 Comments on “Little Pim: Fun with Languages, Learning Japanese {Giveaway}”
i would choose japanese because my 3 year old grandson's other grandma is japanese & she has been teaching him japanese
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I'd choose Japanese because I dream of visiting Japan and I wanted to learn some of their useful words before I get there.
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I would choose spanish for my classroon. It would be great for our mulitilingual students as well
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I would pick Spanish! Here in Texas we can get a lot of use out of that…and my boys are already learning it.
I'd choose Italian because I find it so beautiful.
I would pick french. We decided not to send my son to french immersion but would love for him to get some basics.
I would pick french. We decided not to send my son to french immersion but would love for him to get some basics.
I would choose french. Makes sense since we live in Canada ๐
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spanish because that is the language i speak, but we dont speak it at home very much.
I would pick Japanese because my brother lives in Japan and it would be nice to know some of the language when I go visit him!
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i would choose spanish since it is so widely spoken in our town
Spanish because I don't know it myself!
I would pick Spanish as I have a grandmother who's first language is Spanish, also I spent a year living in Argentina and we go back to visit every once in a while so it would be great for my daughter to be able to understand the language and chat with my friends and their little ones via skype
French since it is the second national language of Canada.
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I'm from Quebec City and my little Jacob already speak french so English is the best for him.
I live in San Diego I would pick Spanish. Then I can learn with my Granddaughter.
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I would pick French because it's our second language in Canada ๐
I would go for Spanish because 350 million people speak it.
I would choose French because I took it in high school and it would be fun to relearn with my little guy!
spanish or french
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Italian! I used to be close to fluent and I think with the Little Pim I could get there again and really speak to my son in Italian.
German because I know a lot or Spanish because it's required in a lot of schools.
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I would pick Spanish as it's my husbands "mother tongue".
Hard to choose: Spanish or French b/c they'd be most useful and are offered in most schools so it'd give the kids a step up on the learning process. But I'd love them to learn something unique such as Japanese or Russian…I guess I'd have to let my husband choose
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I'd pick Chinese so my son can learn it correctly. I speak it but not very well so I dont want to teach him incorrectly. tylerpants(at)gmail.com