Read full Dinolingo review here Reviews by Influenster members By the end of that first night, we were all talking about the Russian we’d learned already. And when it was over, they asked to watch it again. They were sitting on the floor, talking back to the video, right from the start. Not only were they completely captivated by the characters and the graphics, they were totally wrapped up in learning the language. Read full Dinolingo review here Review by A Mommy Abroad I think that Dino Lingo is a great way to learn whatever language that you think that it would be fun to be able to speak. The best thing about it is I feel like it was such a good way to learn language that I wouldn’t change a thing about it! The dinosaurs are very cute and I loved the games and activities, fun coloring pages, and read aloud stories. But, when I tried it, it was great fun and the games are entertaining. I wasn’t very excited about Dino Lingo when I first saw it because I thought it was just for little kids. Here are some of them: Review by the The Inquisitive Mom If you are interested in Dino Lingo, there is a Halloween special going on right now! Enter the code TREAT10 at checkout to receive 10% off your oder 🙂 This deal expires on November 1st.Dinoling has been around since 2010, so there are hundreds of customer ratings and reviews online. It may not be the best option for families where the parents are native Japanese speakers (that would be like showing Dora the Explorer to a native Spanish-speaking family). Simply watching these DVDs will not make your child fluent in Japanese (there’s not much conversation in the videos). I think these DVD’s would also be great to show at a bilingual/immersion language school. It might be wonderful for a family planning to host a student visiting from Japan, or a bilingual family who wants to expose their children to as much Japanese as possible. There really isn’t a lot of resources out there for teaching kids Japanese right now! This set is a great option for a family who wants to expose their children to other languages at a young age (Dino Lingo offers DVDs in MANY languages other than Japanese too). Overall, I am thankful to Dino Lingo for creating this program for teaching children basic Japanese. Here’s a sample video of what the shows are like: – I thought there were some wasted minutes between segments with unrelated animations – The graphics/animations are not up to par with other children’s shows (don’t expect Disney quality)

Some areas I thought could be improved upon were: – I can tell a native Japanese speaker is saying the words – Lots of repetition which is great for younger learners Here are some things I liked about the DVD’s: I noticed my 2-year old son saying the Japanese words out loud the second time… so repetition works!

They liked the first DVD enough to where we watched it twice in a row. My son was excited about all the dinosaurs and vehicles used in the show.

Of course, my children wanted to watch the DVD’s right away. My daughter, who knows most of her hiragana, got right to work reading all the words on the flashcards.

There are even more Japanese-learning products to choose from online such as workbooks and posters. There are flashcards for numbers, colors, animals, body parts, etc. Daily conversations, greetings and animals are included in all five DVDs.

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