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Manis welcome

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to Music to our Ears, where we

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share some interesting tidbits and stories

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related to our favorite lingo kids songs.

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Hi, Elliot, mee? How

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huh me? How?

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What are you saying?

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Elliot? I'm saying

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hello.

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Elliott is speaking in a different language,

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Cawi. He's saying hello

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in Mandarin, which is the main language

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that is spoken in China. We should

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try saying it together. Repeat

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after me? Me?

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How me?

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How well done?

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Why are you practicing Mandarin? Elliott?

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I would love to visit the panda

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bears in China.

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That's great, Elliot? What

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about you?

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Cawie, Is there anywhere you'd like to go?

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Aga? Wait?

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See how beautiful.

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Art molto be?

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Now you are speaking Gibberish.

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No Gali, I'm speaking Italian.

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Molto bene means very good

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in Italian. And to say

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hello in Italian you say choo.

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Now you try it choo.

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Great job.

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Now let's try French. Do

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you know how to say hello in French?

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Banjou?

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Banjo is an instrument that sounds

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like this. To

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say hello in French, you say bonjou.

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Let's say it together, banjo.

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That's it, Hai

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Yes. Billy Spain is a

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beautiful country too. In

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Spain, people say oh la to say

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hello. Do you know what language

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that is? Here's a hint. It

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kind of sounds like Spain, Spanish,

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almost Spanish.

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That's right, Elliot.

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I like Spanish.

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I know how to say audios.

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That's great, Lisa, that's

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how you say goodbye in Spanish.

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Learning words in different languages is very

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fun. Did you know there

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are more than seven thousand languages

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around the world. WHOA, that's

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a lot, yes, Eliot.

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Our world is a very diverse place,

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which means there are many different kinds

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of people, each with their own languages

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and traditions.

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What's a tradition.

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A tradition is something that's been

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done a certain way for a very long

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time. Col Learning

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about different traditions helps us understand

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and appreciate other people. That's

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the beauty of diversity.

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That's music to what is well?

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How about we sing a song about different

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countries and languages in honor of diversity.

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We can sing it together.

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So what I speak?

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Tai and I live

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in the country of Thailand.

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We're part of Southeast Asia

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and we have hundreds of beaches

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and islands.

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We love to see the tropic

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golfish in the beautiful blue

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them.

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I really love my country

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and I know that you would too.

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Where are you from?

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What do you speak? Where

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you live? Tell

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me all about your country?

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Jambo.

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I'm from Kenya

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and my language is Swahi.

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Our country is part of Africa

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and we're known for out to

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farse You love

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to watch the lions

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probus, You're the beautiful African

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guy.

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I really love my country.

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I hope you stop on bay.

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Where are you from?

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What do you speak?

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Where you live? Tell

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me all about your country?

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Hello.

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I'm from Germany and

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the language I speak is German.

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Our country is part of Europe

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and our capital is Berlin.

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We're home to the alpine Ibat

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and the towering rock Susta.

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I really love my country

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and you should come see Why.

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Where are you from?

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What do you see?

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Tell me all about your country?

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Now? That was music to our ears.

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We hope you like the song. It was very

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fun getting to learn how to say hello in different

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languages. Now it's time

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to say audios, but we sure

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had fun learning about diversity and

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singing a song about it. If

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you are ready for interactive play learning

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time, explore our Lingo Kids app

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it offers fun and educational songs

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and games to help kids ages two

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and older learn and develop important

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skills such as communication, collaboration,

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critical thinking, and creativity. That's

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the power of play learning. See you

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in our next episode. Goodbye until

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next time. The

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