Dominican ABCs
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Dominican ABCs
Narrated by:
Aylin Morcelo
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Narrated by:
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Aylin Morcelo
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By:
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Jasdomin Santana
About this listen
Dive into a world where the alphabet dances to the Dominican beat! With each one revealing a cherished Dominican word or phrase.
A is for "Aguacate", the creamy delight we all love. B is for "Bacano", feeling cool and vibrant.
C is for “Concon”, crunchy rice.
D is for “Dique”... and so on, until we reach Z for "Zafacon."
Blending English and Espanol seamlessly, this enchanting book introduces ninos to the rich tapestry of Dominican culture, all while learning the alphabet. With playful Spanglish phrases, it's an adventure of language and love, perfect for every curious corazon.
Discover, laugh, and learn!
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