MAYAPHILOS 224 Words Brazil Portuguese and English Talking Flash Cards for Toddlers, Autism Sensory Toys, Portuguese Language Learning Educational Montessori Speech Therapy Toys Gifts for Kids

I bought two of these; one is for my cousin's child and the other is for my grandchild. These cards provide pronunciation along with a translation and pictures. It's a great way to introduce vocabulary to toddlers learning to talk.

Perfect for my baby with speech concerns!

These are a fantastic teaching tool ! It sounds loud and clear. And the children get to pick their card and hear and see what it is ! Excellent!

My daughter loves this and has been using it every single night before bed for over 2 months. She's gone through all the cards a few times and still loves to practice her words. She's autistic and one of her special interests is South Korea. We've learned Korean cooking and she's been studying the language for awhile. This was a fun interactive way for her to explore the Korean language differently. Would recommend for your little language lovers.

i bought the 510 word korean set. some of the translations aren’t correct (like business suit. didn’t translate the korean words and was literally “business suit”). for the cards with pronunciations that didnt match the korean words, i used google translate to double check. for some of the cards, the toy says the word, then the word in english, then plays a sound of whatever is on the card which is a little annoying. overall not bad to help with pronunciation.

My granddaughter teaches young children. Some speak English and some Spanish. If you pair up one of each they teach each other. Add letter recognition, sounds and writing skills you have a lot of little teachers who become buddies. Little ones are eager to learn. There are so many ways to communicate. Even pets learn simple hand signs. It’s true young children are sponges soaking up whatever is in there sphere. A second language can have huge benefits. Well worth the coins!

I got this for my daughter 2 year and 6months daughter. She is able to use it easy without a problem and has picked up some words. I would not recommend 1 or younger because the cards are a little flimsy for their underdeveloped motor skills . But great size for bigger toddlers.

Everything works, but the accent is kinda British, I guess. Not American English. It reminded me of my Soviet union school English classes