pocoyo asusta

[mybabyian]

Thanks for all your files.  We enjoy them.  Ian loves Pocoyo!

[busyparent]

you welcome. I am glad to hear that someone is enjoying the files. it encorurage me to share more. I have more pocoyo videos i  am planning to share.
today i downloaded
pocoyo esta saltando la comba( pocoyo is jumping rope)
my baby love this videos I hope others like them too.


any suggestion or improvement  to make on my files please let me know.

also thank you for files. they are really good I am planning to show them to my baby today.

[A_BC]

Evad3,

My son really enjoys your files and I highly appreciate your efforts.

Thanks for sharing!

[busyparent]

you welcome. my girls and I really enjoy making files.
yesterday i downloaded pocoyo esta saltando la comba(pocoyo is jumping rope) and today i downloaded pocoyo baila(pocoyo dance) both really cute videos. they havent been approved yet,
i have so much more which i will be downloaded in the coming weeks.

is anybody interested in spanish phonic files?? is so let me know for i could download those too

[A_BC]

Thanks a lot Evad3!

As for the Spanish Phonics, YES PLEASE! It would be great if you can share them on the forum

[mybabyian]

Yes!  We would love phonics.  Oh, and we also love your Los Deportes file.  Ian makes me watch it over and over.  He loves sports more than anything.  Thanks again for sharing your work!

[busyparent]

great. I am currently updating my spanish phonic files to use the split-audio feature from version 3.
I will downloaded the ones that are ready which are the vocales(the vowels)
this is the way I remenber been taught to read spanish
and this is the order i will downloaded
1.the vowels (which are 5 diff playlist)
2. the sylab, ma, me, mi, mo, mu and words like Mama ,mia,mio, me mima. and the sentence mi mama me  mima.
3.pa, pe,pi, po, pu. papa,pipa,pie,pepe amo a mi papa.
 and so on. I use la pata pita(libro primero de lectura to guide me)

@A-BC love your arabic files . please keep them coming.
I was really amazed of how many language your son read.
do you speak all those language ?

@mybabyian  glad to hear that he likes the deportes file cause my baby didnt he keep  closing his eyes everytime i show him the file...
he likes kung-fu so i been working on a file the shows diff kung fu style.  he also like your cerrado,abierto file which was great.

[A_BC]

Thanks Evad3! I am currently working on translating many of BK files into Arabic (my dream is to translate the curriculm    but we will see...) Other than vocabulary, I am also working on Arabic Phonics (it looks like we have sth in common    ). The files are being created according to the following categories:

1- Alphabet
2- Short vowels
3- long vowels and soft letters
4- doubled vowels/ nunnation
5- Vowel-less letters/ Sukoon
6- Doubled letters/ Shaddah
7- Solar letters & Lunar letters
8- The Alif maqsoora
9- The Hamza case (A as a consonant), in the Arabic language the most difficult part in spelling

The next step will be grammar and Encyclopedic knowledge about the Arab culture and Islam.

As for the languages I am teaching my son, I speak 5 out of 7 at different levels of fluency. The other 2 (Chinese & Japanese) I am just learning with him at the same time. BTW, in Tunisia, where I am originally from, we were taught 4 languages by the end of high school (Arabic, French, English and an optional language, I chose German at that time). Then I took a Spanish course just for  fun at grad school. So yes, that looks a lot, but I think it is just the way things happened... Guess who is taking advantage of that now 

[A_BC]

Thanks Evad3! I am currently working on translating many of BK files into Arabic (my dream is to translate the curriculm    but we will see...) Other than vocabulary, I am also working on Arabic Phonics (it looks like we have sth in common    ). The files are being created according to the following categories:

1- Alphabet
2- Short vowels
3- long vowels and soft letters
4- doubled vowels/ nunnation
5- Vowel-less letters/ Sukoon
6- Doubled letters/ Shaddah
7- Solar letters & Lunar letters
8- The Alif maqsoora
9- The Hamza case (A as a consonant), here is where student make spelling mistakes the most

The next step will be grammar and Encyclopedic knowledge about the Arab culture and Islam.

As for the languages I am teaching my son, I speak 5 out of 7 at different levels of fluency. The other 2 (Chinese & Japanese) I am just learning with him at the same time. BTW, in Tunisia, where I am originally from, we were taught 4 languages by the end of high school (Arabic, French, English and an optional language, I chose German at that time). So it is quite common to be at least trilingual (but not necessarily fluent). Then I took a Spanish course just for  fun at grad school. So yes, that looks a lot, but I think it is just the way things happened... Guess who is taking advantage of that now 

[busyparent]

we deff have something in common , I also want to translate all the categories in spanish. I have 5 girls who like to volunteer  their voice  so hopefully i will be done soon. we will see.....
wow 7languages!!! that is so good.
I really hope you translate the whole currinculum cause you are doing such a great job. your voice is clear.
which is really important for those that dont speak the language and learning along with their babies.
I will be using your files to teach my baby arabic. thank you so much.

I will keep making spanish files and sharing with the forum if you have any request or suggestions pls let me know.
I am so grateful to everyone here. finding this forum have open my eyes to so many possibilities.

[A_BC]

Hi Evad3,

Thank you so much! I am glad you like the files. I'll do my best to translate as much as I can. I am working on that right now

Oh, I have a question out of curiosity: which Spanish accent do you speak? I still can't tell 

[busyparent]

i was born in ecuador.but can to live to nyc at the age of 8 so My accent was influence a lot from the majority of latinos that live in nyc which are from dominican republic,puerto rico. so I guess you could said I have a mixture in my spanish accent. my girls also have that mixture.
Thats the challenge on translating the  currinculum to spanish that one word could have so many diff ways to said it, the spain way,the mexican way,ecuadorian way,peru,panama etc etc ect , I am not talking only accent. example for the word pig  i could say, puerco, chancho, cerdo,marrano, cochino ,guarro


do I make sense?

[cokers4life]

You make perfect sense.  .  Thanks for your hard work Evad3!   As a family we are learning Spanish together, I just stumbled upon the Spanish Syllables.   I love this way of learning the language especially for reading.  I am very excited about your files and thanks so much for sharing!  We love Pocoyo too!

[A_BC]

Hi Evad3,

As Cockers4life said, you make sense! Now I know why I couldn't exactly tell where you're from.

Thanks for the new files too!

[busyparent]

you welcome! i just added to the downloads , the syllabes, ma, me,mi,mo mu.
just by learning this you could read mi mama me ama,mi mama me mima, mio,mami.

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