English Listen & Tap
Hear "dog", tap the dog! Build English listening skills with pictures.
What your child learns
- Hearing and recognizing more than 100 everyday English words, read in a clear American voice
- Vocabulary by topic: animals, food and fruit, toys, clothes, the body, family, jobs, vehicles, colors and shapes
- Linking the sound of a word to its picture, then seeing how the word is written
- On the Vietnamese page, the Vietnamese meaning appears in small text under each word
How to play
- Press "Play now" and listen to an English word, for example "dog".
- Tap the matching picture out of 2–6. Press the big speaker button to hear the word again as often as you like.
- A right answer shows the English word and says it again. A wrong pick shows that picture's English name, then try again.
- As your child improves, new topics and more pictures appear. On a computer, keys 1–6 work too.
For parents
- The English word is always read in an English voice; instructions and praise follow the voice you pick (Vietnamese or English).
- After playing, point to real things at home and ask "What is this?" so your child says the new words out loud.
- Short sessions of 5–10 minutes a few times a week help words stick better than one long session.
- Pictures in a question are always clearly different: never two pictures that the same word could name (like bear and panda, or bike and motorcycle).