Toddler Italian: Ciao, Ciao! at Mac App Store analyse

Toddler Italian helps toddlers learn basic Italian words in a fun and entertaining manner; but more importantly, it helps toddlers become familiar with basic Italian sounds. Languages are made up of short basic sounds (called phonemes). We have carefully selected objects making sure that each and every distinct sound in the Italian language is represented in the words and objects. With this app, crafted carefully by a language expert, your childs little ears and mouth will get accustomed to Italian sounds, making it easier for them to learn the language more formally latter on. Studies all over the world show that language skills are established early in life given the amazing learning abilities young children have. Later on, as we all know, it’s so much harder! In this app your little one will find: • entertaining and eye-catching images • Italian words sounds for common objects easily applied in everyday life activities (see list below) • words spoken by a friendly native speaker • a manageable list of words crafted for toddlers with limited attention span and a great love for repetition • easy navigation through arrows and intuitive finger slide for them to be in control • easy activation Suggestion on how to use this app: Help your child identify and match the objects with ones you may have at your house. Encourage them to say them out loud, and later on, try to include Italian words into their daily routine a few words at a time. Ball - palla Doll - bambola Tricycle - triciclo Ballon - palloncino Train - treno House - casa Shoes - scarpe Guitar - chitarra Book - libro Dog - cane Cat - gatto Rabbit - coniglio Butterfly - farfalla Cloud - nuvola Flower - fiore Milk - latte Apple - mela Orange - arancia Cookie - biscotto Egg - uovo Spoon - cuchiaio Plate - piatto Bicycle - bicicletta Fingers - dita Bucket - fuoco Fire - giraffa Giraffe - girafe Lamb - agnello Bread - pane Pencil - matita Watermelon - anguria --- Other Toddler Language Series Apps: Toddler Spanish: ¡Hola, Hola! Toddler French: Bonjour!