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Children's programmes in Japanese online

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gryffindor
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Children's programmes in Japanese online

Postby gryffindor » February 22nd, 2008 1:19 am

hi guys,

Do you know of anywhere where I can get japanese children's programmes? For example, Sesame street kind of thingey. I figure it would be helpful to our listening and reading ability to watch something easy and fun.

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Postby josiah » February 26th, 2008 12:49 pm

ermm...
how about doraemon?
there are lots of anime
and drama available
online
illegal
and
otherwise...
あなたの敵を許しなさい。だが、その名前は決して忘れるな

デスノートにお前の名前書くぞ!!

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Postby Javizy » February 26th, 2008 1:06 pm

I've been watching doraemon, it comes up on Google video, but it's still a lot harder to understand than Sesame Street I'd say. I wish I could find them in order, because the anime follows the manga almost exactly, so it'd be a great way to learn them word for word.

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Postby kc8ufv » February 26th, 2008 9:04 pm

There's also シャキーン!

I've watched a couple of the episodes that are on Youtube.

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Postby Belton » February 27th, 2008 10:49 am

There's pitakora suicchi which has the best title sequences ever and the wonderful algorithm dance.
Usually you only see the title sequences online and NHK only had DVDs of the the titles when I looked for them in Japan.

BUT someone has posted some episodes at Stage6

http://www.stage6.com/videos/tag:pythagoras

Fairly simple. Fan-subbed it seems.

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Postby Javizy » February 27th, 2008 1:48 pm

Belton wrote:There's pitakora suicchi which has the best title sequences ever and the wonderful algorithm dance.
Usually you only see the title sequences online and NHK only had DVDs of the the titles when I looked for them in Japan.

BUT someone has posted some episodes at Stage6

http://www.stage6.com/videos/tag:pythagoras

Fairly simple. Fan-subbed it seems.


That's great, it's really easy to pick out words you don't know. The dance is a good way to pick up onomatopoeia, and the one I saw had cute bus guides, so it's something all ages can enjoy :lol: If you look at the profile of the guy who uploaded it, there's a sixth episode.

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