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Free online audioMy First Colors in Cantonese & English is unique in its focus on spoken Cantonese, not formal written Chinese. This book introduces Cantonese language and culture to preschool children, and is ideal for families learning to speak Cantonese together.Bright, vivid pictures make this a book that your toddler will enjoy reading over and over again. Starting with "What is your favorite color?", this picture book contains the conversational questions, phrases and words needed to talk through a day in the life of a toddler who loves colors. Basic colors and color combinations are introduced, using everyday items, animals and cultural objects. Your toddler will meet a purple seahorse, learn how to ask for a cyan pencil, show off a blue balloon and see shiny gold coins. You'll encounter red-and-gold New Year decorations, rainbow-colored parachutes, brown moon cakes and white steamed Chinese bread!Each word is written in traditional Chinese characters, Jyutping and alternate phonetic pronunciation, and English.Chinese phrases are color-coded to their English translations.For a free audio recording and other bilingual books, visit www.greencowsbooks.comCantonese for Kids books includeMy First Everyday Words in Cantonese & EnglishMy First Animals in CantoneseMy First Colors in Cantonese & EnglishMy First Book of Things That Go! in Cantonese & EnglishGoh Goh and Dai Dai's Big Day with Elephant (also available in Traditional and Simplified Chinese)

My First Animals in Cantonese is unique in its focus on colloquial Cantonese, not formal written Chinese. This book introduces Cantonese language and culture to preschool children, and is ideal for families or caregivers who may not be fully fluent in spoken Cantonese or written Chinese.This picture book uses conversational questions, phrases and words to take you on a journey to a farm, a zoo, a park and the oceanside. Each word is written in traditional Chinese characters and color-coded to the phonetic pronunciation and English translation.Note: The official Jyutping pronunciation/phonetic is included. The second, alternate pronunciation is provided in US phonetic English