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Why you should use your Nintendo DS to study English (Video)

Watch out! If you don’t study English with your DS, this will happen to you:

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10 comments - What do you think? Posted by James - March 29, 2007 at 9:56 pm

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http://www.keepingpaceinjapan.com Turner

Reminds me of a newbie JET story – went into a McDonald’s and wanted to order the #5 combo. Holds up his hand outstretched (counting out five) and points to the menu. Lady gives him five hamburgers. “o hitotsu” can be a lifesaver.
mongolian Nanako`s fan

i like Nanako Matushima. she is very beautiful.
http://lostinube.blogspot.com/ lost in ube

There’s a follow-up commercial where she goes back after practicing and can actually order. Not quite as amusing though.

http://lostinube.blogspot.com/ lost in ube

Ahh..here we go.
http://touch-ds.jp/mediagallery/st64.html
Click on the リビング one.

Da Kappa

Hard to believe that a portable game console will help anyone speak in another language more effectively. Look out ELT’s now you got Nintendo DS to take over your job! lol jk.
Sabeer Kibria

What can I say, I can already speak English rather proficiently. Huh? I’m American… That’s why…
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mongolian Nanako`s fan

NANAKO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
WujouMao

that was rather funny at the end. its jus like my time in philippines. i was in a kodak shop in a sleppy filipino town. asking lots of differant ways to explain how much the bill is as the photos are 1 peso each, and i didnt know how many photos i had. she jus kept saying ‘yes’, ‘yes’ ‘yes’ after 5 mins i was about to leave when she said in english, please pay!!

hell, my english cant be that bad, can it?
http://www.mikroproje.com green

She is beautiful but, says yes always?