A child in Korea can hear a LittleWonder story in English, and a child abroad can hear one in Korean. It can help the other language feel familiar. It does not guarantee learning.
You choose English or Korean for each story. The same choice works in both directions: English for a child in Korea, Korean for a child abroad.
A child living in Korea can hear the story in English. A child living abroad, for example in the US, can hear the story in Korean. The website can stay in the language your family already uses. English addresses have no /ko prefix, and the Korean website is at /ko.
On the preparation screen, set the story language to English or Korean. Settings does not lock the language of every future story. You choose again for each story. An English story accepts a Latin-script name. A Korean story accepts a Hangul name. LittleWonder does not ask for a family name.
Hearing the story can help a child get naturally familiar with the other language. It is not a course, a tutor, or a textbook. LittleWonder does not guarantee that a child will learn the language. You can record a parent’s voice or use the LittleWonder voice.
The website is available in English and Korean today. English has no language prefix in the address, and Korean is at /ko. More languages are planned. For a story, you choose English or Korean on the preparation screen. The site language and the story language are separate. A child in Korea can hear the story in English, and a child abroad can hear it in Korean.
Yes. For each story you choose English or Korean. A child in Korea can hear the story in English, and a child abroad, for example in the US, can hear the story in Korean. Hearing stories this way can help a child get naturally familiar with the other language. LittleWonder does not guarantee a learning outcome.
The name you enter for that story. An English story accepts a Latin-script name. A Korean story accepts a Hangul name. LittleWonder does not ask for a family name.
