Children will learn everyday foreign language words in a flash with these illustrated cards, featuring art from the popular "Adventures with Nicholas" series. 50 cards teach the words kids need to know: numbers, colours, animals and more...This proven learning activity builds vocabulary, word recognition, memory and confidence. The four-colour, engaging illustrations provide visual clues and the cards are durable to allow for frequent handling.
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In January 2003, the renowned Berlitz Publishing became part of the Langenscheidt Group. The Langenscheidt Publishing Group, the premier group of map and travel companies, offers over 4,000 North American and international street maps, road maps, atlases, language-learning, bilingual dictionaries, and travel-related products covering countries, cities, and languages in every continent.
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14 of 15 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
Not designed to teach how to read Chinese,
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This review is from: Chinese (Mandarin) Flash Cards (English and Chinese Edition) (Cards)
This would have been a much better product if the Chinese was on the back of the flashcard instead of being on the same side as the picture. My kid only looks at the picture and not at the actual Chinese character underneath it. If you are trying to teach your child how to read Chinese, then this is not the right product for you. Complete beginners who cannot speak the language may find this product useful, but we did not. By the way, the word for tomato on the flash card is some archaic term that I have never heard of.
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Not a bad product,
This review is from: Chinese (Mandarin) Flash Cards (English and Chinese Edition) (Cards)
I think this set of flash cards are good enough for learning Mandarin as second language. No flash cards can serve all the purposes. This product obvious is designed for either bilingual kids or second language kids.
By the way, the Chinese character on the "tomato" flash card is what most mainland Chinese people would call. Tomato is also called "Fan Qie" by Chinese people in some other areas of the world.
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