Gus on the Go: Japanese for kids

Gus on the Go: Japanese for kids, iOS & Android language app
We are so proud to finally be able to present Gus on the Go in Japanese! Follow along with our native Japanese speaker and find out how to properly pronounce vocabulary words in the following categories:

  • animals
  • food
  • transportation
  • clothes
  • numbers
  • colors
  • parts of the body
  • shapes
Gus on the Go: Japanese for kids, iOS & Android language app
Gus on the Go: Japanese offers a comprehensive way of learning nearly 90 vocabulary words through interactive lessons and fun vocabulary games unlocked by completing engaging lesson reviews. Now available on the App Store!

* Developer’s Notes: We strictly used hiragana and katakana in our Japanese language app to reflect how young kids first learn written vocabulary in Japan. Kanji education follows later. Also, in the app, we used the following for the numbers lesson (ichi, ni, san, yon, go, roku, nana, hachi, kyu, juu). Since the app does not teach context to describe when to use shi versus yon for the number 4 and nana versus shichi for the number 7, we used the aforementioned sequence that is used to count items. We do however provide both variations along with the English pronunciation in our supplemental Japanese flashcards.

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Explore more of the Spanish and French language with Stories by Gus on the Go! Dive into classic stories with a silly twist. Make all of your favorite characters move- in French and Spanish!

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"Stories by Gus on the Go hits the right note for pacing, content, and interactivity for kids learning Spanish. It uses short, familiar stories to teach children beginning Spanish words and phrases."

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-Melissa Taylor at ImaginationSoup.net



"Baby G absolutely loves this app and so do I. It’s interactive, educational, intuitive AND addictive."

-Bee Yinn Low, Mom Blogger at RasaMalaysia.com

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Love it!!! My 5 year old is addicted to it. Learning heaps of new words and they are sticking too, thanks to the frequent but fun testing/games. If you want your child to make a start on Japanese this is the place to start! Well worth the price.

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