デイビッド・セインの2単語英会話 for KIDS

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About this app

[Cumulative total of over 500,000 users in the series! ] A new version for kids is now available in the industry's first chat-style English conversation app ``David Thayne's 2-Word English GO!''!


With this app, you can feel totally international!

I want all Japanese kids to love English!


With this in mind, we created an English conversation quiz app with just 2 words: [David Thayne's 2-Word English Conversation for KIDS].


■It's an English conversation with only 2 words, so anyone can easily play it!

Detailed explanations are also included for parents, so both parents and children can have fun!


■You can rest assured that you will receive natural English expressions and pronunciations from an American native speaker, as the English conversation content of Casio Electronic Dictionary Exword is supervised by David Sain, a charismatic native English educator who is the author of many best-selling books. Your child will surely love English!


■The setting of the game is an international school. Compliant with the curriculum guidelines established by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology. Also, in consideration of political correctness, LGBTQ, etc., we eliminate as much as possible common beliefs such as boys being boys and girls being girls. Even girls enjoy soccer, and boys also support male idols!


■Target:

●Kids who are complete beginners in English (mainly for elementary school students)

●Children who are planning to attend an international school

●Families planning to take their children with them to overseas assignments, etc.



◎For kids who want to enjoy English


- How are you doing today?

- Not bad. How about you?

- I’m good!


"No matter how easy I say it, English is always so long that I can't remember it!!"

Have you ever thought like that?


The reason why you think English is somewhat difficult is clear!

``There's a lot of English that I have to memorize,'' and ``I don't know what they're saying in the first place.''


but it's okay. With this app, you only need 2 words! This "2-word English conversation" uses only natural expressions that English-speaking kids use on a daily basis!


You can easily enjoy English conversation with phrases such as “What’s up?” (Yahoo) and “Bye now.” (Bye now.)!



◎To parents and elementary school teachers


It's not just about learning two-word English conversation expressions! Just by playing the game, your child will be showered with English!

You can set the level, so hide both the English lines and the Japanese translation in "Master" mode, and repeat learning to improve your listening skills!


Also, not just two-word English conversations, but all natural English conversation expressions. It will naturally improve your ability to express your English, and is perfect for preparing for speaking exams such as Eiken!


We provide simple explanations for children and more detailed explanations for parents, so parents and teachers can learn a lot together and say, "Oh, that's right!"



■Features

●“Why, English conversation can be so easy!” That’s right, it’s only 2 words! So anyone can easily learn and enjoy English conversation!

●Contains 100 scenes (10 categories) of conversational expressions that boys and girls attending international schools use in various everyday situations. So by enjoying this app, kids will be showered with English before they know it!

●2-word English conversation expressions are safe with a unique pronunciation notation for kids using katakana and alphabets that are close to natural pronunciation! Now kids can be native speakers too!

●Complete and easy-to-understand explanations for parents, and includes approximately 180 similar expressions!


■Functions/Others

●Complete recording of the lines during the conversation and the audio of similar phrases

●Achieves high sound quality even in apps through mastering by professional sound engineers

●You can choose from 3 levels of difficulty according to your English proficiency (Normal: Displays English text and Japanese translation / Difficult: Displays only English text / Expert: Only audio)

●The original work is by David Sain!

●Learn natural "two-word English phrases" that kids attending international schools use in everyday life in a chat-like conversation style!



"David Sain's 2-Word English Conversation for KIDS" is a native English learning app that allows you to enjoy English as a game.


Choose native English phrases such as “What’s up?” and “Not bad.” from among the options and respond according to the flow of the conversation to establish a dialogue.


■How to play is very easy!

①Make sure to keep in mind the five phrases you are going to learn in your preparation.

② Moving on to the problem (conversation scene), the conversation between the kids (Yuji and Rie) begins. You will be either Yuji or Rie, so when it's your turn to say your line, choose two words from the options and answer with the correct phrase.


Example: Scene where you answer “What’s up?”


(Yuji) Hey Rie!

Hi Rie!

(Rie) [ ] [ ]?

Yahoo.

(Yuji) What’s up?

Hi!


Choose the correct “what’s” and “up” from the six options and tap “Talk”. Conversation established!


Since you answer in a conversational manner, you can feel as if you are actually having a conversation with a native speaker. Since audio is recorded for all lines, you can memorize natural pronunciation by solving questions repeatedly.


In the explanation of each phrase, we also introduce phrases with similar expressions (such as “What’s new?” in “What’s up?”).



■In what situations it is used and what kind of nuance it has, Mr. Sein's explanation is fulfilling!


For “What’s up?”


Example explanation for kids: ``It's OK to say ``What's up'' when someone says ``What's up?'' just as you can say ``Ossu!'' when someone says ``What's up?''. ”


Example of explanation for parents and teachers: ``What's up?' originally has the nature of a question such as ``How are you doing?'' or ``Did something happen?'' but it can also have a nuance of ``Ohssu!/Yoho!'' It is also often used as a casual greeting. When asked, "What's up?", it is common to respond in the same way. ”



●Native kids level, and only 2 words! It's hard to remember long phrases! Even kids can learn in a fun and easy way.

● Even if you are not good at listening, the game is fun to repeat, so you can easily memorize it!

●This is an app that includes scenes from children's play, allowing you to enjoy everyday conversations in English.



■FAQ (Frequently asked questions and answers)


Q: Audio is not playing. What should I do now?

A: Please check whether the volume of the main unit is muted or set to silent mode. If you are connecting Bluetooth earphones, etc., please check the settings.

(This product is designed to prevent sound from unexpectedly coming out of the speaker when you are out and about. All previous similar inquiries have been caused by the sound settings on the main unit.)


If you have any other opinions, requests, or questions, please send us a message from the support page.


■David Thayne

Born in the United States. in Sociology from Azusa Pacific University, California. We support practical English that is used in the field in an easy-to-understand manner from a native's perspective, rather than the "examination English" full of difficult grammar required for high school and university entrance exams! A charismatic figure in the English education world who has published over hundreds of English conversation and English-related books, including books for children as well as business English!