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A lively sequence naming fruits in English, including banana, coconut, cherry, watermelon, and pineapple, demonstrates how the bilingual children's sound book supports convenient press-and-listen vocabulary practice.
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A lively sequence naming fruits in English, including banana, coconut, cherry, watermelon, and pineapple, demonstrates how the bilingual children's sound book supports convenient press-and-listen vocabulary practice.
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View breakdownFruit, Banana, English, Coconut, Cherry, Cherry, Watermelon, Pineapple, Pineapple
Hello kids, Thai alphabets, K, Kh, Vowels and Tones, English alphabets, E, Elephant
ABCDEFG, HIGKLMN, OPQRST, UVWXYZ, Now I know my ABCs, next time won't you sing with me
Children's songs and piano, Hickory Dickory Dock, Row, row, row your boat gently down the stream
Hands show the fruit-themed page of the enlightenment talking book, trigger the reading voice by tapping the fruit patterns, then show the power button on the side of the book and turn it on, the book plays the startup prompt sound.
Hands flip through the pages in turn to show different themed pages such as Thai letters, vowels, and English alphabets, tap the corresponding patterns to trigger the reading pronunciation, and finally tap the alphabet song play button.
Following the background music of the alphabet song, hands quickly flip through the book, showing multiple themed pages such as animals, vehicles, fruits, vegetables, marine life, insects, dinosaurs, the solar system, and numbers, fully demonstrating the rich content sections of the book.
Hands show the nursery rhyme and piano interactive page, tap the piano keys in sequence to play a melody, then click the nursery rhyme play button to trigger the nursery rhyme playback, and finally close the book to show the cover, ending the demonstration.
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