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Minilingo Vietnamese/English Bilingual Flashcards for Kids

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Vietnamese/English bilingual flashcards that can that can be used for playing memory and snap, or as simple learning flashcards. These versatile cards are perfect for language learning through play and to enhance children's Vietnamese or English vocabulary. Each minilingo includes 42 flashcards featuring simple images with words and their phonetic pronunciations, making them the ideal language learning resource for kids. Available in 11 language combinations, minilingo is a trusted choice for parents and educators, and a playroom must-have! Features: - 42 bilingual flashcards (21 pairs) - Simple, colorful images with words and pronunciations - Dimensions: 3.4 x 3.4 x 1.1 - Award-winning: A Family Choice Award Winner and National Parenting Center Award Winner - Available in 11 language combinations - Compact and portable, they are ideal for learning on the go - Support children's language development and memorization - Free countertop display with purchase of 25 or more sets

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Sophia ★★★★★

My 4-year-old picked up "cá" and "con mèo" within a week of just flipping through these at breakfast. The cards are sturdy enough that our toddler's chewed corners haven't ruined a single one yet.

Brian B. ★★★★★

We play snap with these every night and my daughter has picked up so many Vietnamese words without even realizing she's learning. The cards are sturdy enough to survive a toddler's grip, which honestly surprised me.

Mia ★★★★★

My 4-year-old asks for these almost every night now, and she's picked up words like "con mèo" without me drilling her. The cards are sturdy enough to survive her snap games, and the pictures make it easy for her to guess before I flip one over.