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A guide to the Kirundi language for younger learners. Kirundi, or Rundi, is a Banta language spoken primarily in Burundi, where it is the official language, and also spoken in Rwanda, Uganda, Tanzania, and the Democratic Republic of Congo. This course is split into 28 daily sessions to promote learning and understanding of key words and phrases that can be put to daily use. Sound effects, games, and spaced repetition are used to make learning fun. This is an ideal way for children to build a basic understanding of the Kirundi language.

This is a children's guide to key words and phrases in Akan/Fante. The course is split into 28 daily sessions, and concludes with comprehensive review material. Children will learn words and phrases that they can use daily, and sound effects, games, and spaced repetition of content are all used to improve learning and engagement. The Akan language is spoken primarily in Ghana, and also in Togo and the Ivory Coast, with approximately 10 million speakers of the language.

This 10-day audio course provides a simple introduction to key words and phrases in the Italian language for young learners. Topics covered include greetings, numbers, colors, places, weather, and other topics of frequently used Italian words and phrases. Music, songs, sound effects, and games are used to make each day's lesson fun and memorable. This is an ideal way for younger children to start to pick up the Italian language in terms of recognizing key vocabulary and improving their pronunciation naturally.

This 28-part guide to Maltese focuses on commonly used vocabulary such as numbers, greetings, questions, and many other topics. Content is split into daily sessions to help material be learned and then remembered effectively. Sound effects, games, and other techniques are used to engage younger learners in building their command of the Maltese language.

This audio course includes songs, games, music, sound effects, and other proven tools to teach young learners elementary Gujarati words and phrases. Content is organized into 10 sessions to gradually build comprehension of clear pronunciation in the Gujarati language.

This course on Hawaiian teaches Hawaiian words and phrases to younger children. The focus is on simple words that can be put to daily use. Content is organized into 10 daily sessions, starting with learning new words and phrases and then reviewing them over subsequent sessions. This is an ideal way to start your child learning the Hawaiian language.

This book introduces young learners to the Levantine Arabic dialect of Palestine. The focus is on words and phrases that can easily be put into practice, including topics such as numbers, greetings, questions and answers, colors, places, and various other topics. Topics are introduced using music and sound effects where possible to aid retention and engagement, then spaced repetition is used to revisit content with a focus on either comprehension or pronunciation to help recall and improve overall familiarity with the Palestinian (Levantine) Arabic dialect.

It’s International Food Day at school, yum! Oh no! Lucas starts having a major allergic reaction! Can Maxx and their teacher, Ms. Ori, help? Will Lucas be OK? Can Doctor Z. figure out the mystery of the hidden peanut? With all the fun of an amazing adventure, Marvelous Maxx and the Hidden Peanut is sure to capture the hearts and minds of children and adults alike. You won't just enjoy the story, you will feel a part of it and learn a lot! Children will love learning awesome new words and powerful first aid, through the adventures of a group of children on a colorful journey.

A guide to the Arabic Najdi dialect of Saudi Arabia for young learners. Content is organized into 28 daily sessions covering common topics, such as greetings, questions, numbers, colors, and many others. The focus is on first learning the vocabulary at a basic level and then refining comprehension and pronunciation through practice. This is an ideal way for children to pick up key words and phrases in Saudi Arabic (Najdi dialect).

This is an introductory Korean course for three-to-six-year-olds (preschool to first grade). It focuses on key words and phrases that can easily be put to use, such as questions, greetings, answers to questions, numbers, colors, places, and many other basic elements of Korean. Songs, games, and sound effects all work to bring the course to life for younger listeners and repetition is used to provide lots of opportunities to practice and reinforce learning. This is an ideal way for young children to start learning Korean at home or in the car.

This is an audio course in Japanese for young learners focused on simple games, songs, and vocabulary to promote an understanding of the Japanese language. Lots of music and songs are included to create a memorable and engaging experience for young learners, and in particular, listening to (and ideally, ultimately singing along to) songs can help improve pronunciation of the Japanese language. This is an ideal way to build your child's understanding of the Japanese language, whether to prepare for a visit to the country or to connect with relatives or family heritage.

This is the ideal way for your child to learn core Estonian words and phrases that they can then put to use in daily conversation. Whether you are planning to visit or live in Estonia, or want to connect your child with their heritage and enable them to talk in Estonian with family members, this is an ideal way to pick up some important Estonian words and phrases in a course that is geared toward kids, including games, music, and sound effects to improve the learning experience.

This audio course provides a basic understanding of the Finnish language for young learners across 28 daily sessions. This is an ideal way for your child to build up an understanding of the Finnish language. Whether you plan to visit Helsinki, Lapland, or other parts of Finland's beautiful country, or you want to connect your children with their heritage and give them a few words to speak to their grandparents or other family members, this is an ideal course to teach a child core Finnish words and phrases.

This is a simple audio guide to Ukrainian for children incorporating songs, music, and games. Topics covered include core words and phrases that can be put to daily use, including numbers, colors, greetings, foods, animals, places, and many other topics. This is an ideal way for a young learner to get exposure to the Ukrainian language including hearing Ukrainian songs to improve their pronunciation. Sound effects are also used to make words and phrases more memorable.

An audio course that teaches basic words and phrases in Yemeni Arabic for younger listeners and speakers of the language. The course focuses on key words and phrases that can easily be put to use in day-to-day communication, with topics such as greetings, questions and responses, colors, numbers, and many more. The course contains 28 daily sessions, enabling your child to build up their Yemeni Arabic communication skills over the course of a month with daily sessions. Early sessions feature new content, and then later sessions review the content in different ways to help truly learn.

This audio course focuses on the Chinese dialect of Xiang, sometimes called Hsian or Hunanese, as spoken in the Central Southeastern region of China in Huanan and portions of Guangxi, Guizhou, and Hubei provinces. Xiang was the language spoken by Mao Zedong. Variations of Xiang are currently spoken by approximately 40 million people. This course offers a basic introduction to key words and phrases in this important Chinese language. Topics covered include the words and phrases that are likely to be most useful to young language speakers.

This is a course to teach children ages three to five essential words and phrases in the Hebrew language. The content includes songs, games, sound effects, and music to make learning fun. The focus is on words and phrases that are commonly used to help the young learner build a useful vocabulary that can be put to use. Songs and repetition help build effective pronunciation and help make the words learned memorable. This is an ideal way to get started learning the Hebrew language.

An audio course introducing the Yoruba language for three- to five-year-olds. This course makes learning fun with songs, games, sound effects, exercises, and lots of games to aid repetition. The course is split over 10 sessions, each approximately 20 minutes long, for listening and learning in the car or at home. This is the ideal way to introduce young learners to the Yoruba language.

This audio course offers an introduction to essential Chinese vocabulary for young learners. Ten sessions present vocabulary with games, music, and activities to make learning Chinese fun for a younger audience. Topics covered include places, greetings, foods, animals, colors, and many others to broaden vocabulary. Songs are included to improve retention and aid pronunciation. This is an ideal way to start a young child on their journey to learning Mandarin Chinese.

This is an audio course for children ages three to five years old to learn the basics of the Serbian language (content is basic to intermediate level). It includes games, songs, and activities to promote learning of key Serbian words and phrases and build familiarity with the pronunciation of Serbian vocabulary. Throughout, the content encourages the listener to engage with the course content to improve their learning of Serbian while having fun. If you have a younger child looking to start learning the Serbian language, then this is an ideal course to get them started.

An introduction to the Saraiki language as spoken in Southwest Pakistan by over 25 million people, previously referred to as Multani. This course educates young learners on key words and phrases in Saraiki such as numbers, places, greetings, colors, questions, and many other topics. The course focuses on beginner- to intermediate-level words and phrases. The course is split into 28 daily sessions of 15 to 25 minutes each. This is an ideal way for children to start to learn the Saraiki language.

This audio guide offers an overview of the Mesopotamian Arabic for young learners, including key words and phrases that can be put to daily use such as numbers, colors, questions, and many other topics. Content is split across 28 sessions starting with more basic, introductory content, then moving into intermediate content and review of prior content later in the language course.

This audio course provides an introduction to core words and phrases in the Algerian Maghrebi Arabic dialect as spoken across most of Algeria. It includes everyday vocabulary such as numbers, questions, counting, and many other topics.

This audio guide to Brazilian Portuguese is targeted at three-to-six-year-olds, focusing on key words and phrases that can be put to daily use. Songs, games, and all sorts of sound effects are included to make learning more fun and interactive. This is an ideal resource for younger beginner learners. Topics covered include greetings, questions, answers, places, colors, animals, vehicles, numbers, parts of the body, and many other topics that can be put to use daily. This is a fun way for young children to start speaking Brazilian Portuguese.

This audio guide offers a basic introduction to key Norwegian words and phrases, focused on vocabulary that can immediately be put to use, themed by section such as numbers, colors, places, greetings, and many other topics, including verbs and sentence construction later in the course. The content is primarily for beginners, but covers some intermediate-level content later in the course. Content is first explained and then reviewed in subsequent sessions to help pronunciation. This is the perfect young person's introduction to the Norwegian language.

This is an audio guide to the Bhojpuri language for younger learners. Bhojpuri is a native language to both India and Nepal, as well as in Fiji and parts of the Caribbean. In India, it is primarily spoken in Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, and Jharkhand. The language is spoken by approximately 50 million people globally. This course provides an introduction to the Bhojpuri languages suitable for beginner to intermediate level speakers. The focus is on verbal communication and comprehension.

A guide to essential vocabulary in the Bosnian language for young learners. This audio course is broken done into 28 daily sessions, starting with basic content and then moving onto more intermediate content and reviewing prior material. This is a simple introduction to the Bosnian language with a focus on pronunciation and comprehension. The course does not focus on grammar or written Bosnian. The course is targeted at young learners with an emphasis on words and phrases that they can put to use daily. Adults listening along may learn something too.

This is a guide to the Indian Dravidian/Tamil language of Malayam as spoken by the Malayi people in Kerala, Lakshadweep, and Puducherry by an estimated 35 million people as one of the scheduled languages of India. The guide is aimed at school-age learners of the language and builds understanding of commonly used words and phrases. The course is split into 28 daily sessions, with additional review content. Games and activities are included to improve learning, with an emphasis on comprehension and pronunciation. Adults listening along will learn something too.

This audio course for younger listeners is broken down into 28 daily sections to enable learning of new content and then reviewing it in later sessions. Vocabulary is carefully selected to be words and phrases that can be used daily. This course will help schoolchildren, aged five and up, learn to speak and understand the Catalan language and have fun doing so. Adults and caregivers listening may learn something too!

Xhosa is similar to Zulu, a Bantu language, and a branch of the Nguni languages. It is also the language of the fictional country Wakanda in the Marvel movie, Black Panther. It is a language that contains a large number of click consonants. The course is split over 28 short daily sessions with optional review material to improve understanding. Each daily session is about 20 minutes in length, enabling kids to get to grips with Xhosa vocabulary over the course of a month. Music, games, and other activities are included to make the course engaging for young listeners.