Dec. 15, 2025
Study English By Watching Cartoons
My daughter and I both are learning English, she is eleven years old and in grade six primary school. As she usually watches cartoons, I suggested we could watch English cartoons together. I found the English version cartoon-Miraculous:Lady Bug &Cat Noir-she usually watched. We watched one episode and found the cartoon characters speak too fast to understand. We totally couldn't hear a thing they said at all.
Would please recommend an English cartoon with slow dialogue for us?
Studying English By Watching Cartoons
"Studying" means you are still doing it.
As she usually watches cartoons, I suggested we could watch English cartoons together.
I found the English version cartoon-Miraculous:Lady Bug &Cat
Noir-she usually watched.
We watched one episode and found the cartoon characters speakoke too fast to understand.
"spoke" shows that it was in the past.
We totally couldn't hearunderstand a thing they said at all.
hear is more like how loud something is, understand is about the words. "At all" is a bit like saying the same thing again as "couldn't understand a thing"
Would please recommend an English cartoon with slow dialogue for us?
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This is a really good start! I suggest starting out having closed captions in your native language with English in the background. Also, check if there are ways to change speed (there is on Netflix and Youtube).
Here are some of my favorite cartoons that are on Netflix (which is what I'm assuming you used to watch Miraculous) , that are a bit slower and appropriate for your daughter:
-Carmen San Diego-->You can learn about the world while watching, it's full of action.
-Spy Kids:Mission Critical -->Might be a bit too fast, but a fun spy cartoon.
-The Magic School Bus-->Educational, also a bit fast sometimes, but mostly slower.
Study English By Watching Cartoons
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I recommend Peppa Pig, Curious George, Arthur and Dora the Explorer.
Studying English By Watching Cartoons
My daughter and I are both are learning English, she is eleven years old and in grade six primary school.
As she usually watches cartoons, I suggested we could watch English cartoons together.
I found the English version of the cartoon- - Miraculous: Lady Bug & Cat
Noir- that she usually watcheds.
We watched one episode and found the cartoon characters speak too fast to understand.
We totally couldn't hear a thing they said at all.
Would you please recommend an English cartoon with slow dialogue for us?
Feedback
I think cartoons with slow dialogue would be too kiddy for your daughter. Put on English subtitles. I would encourage you to get familiar with the speed because it's essential to understanding the speech. I think Adventure Time would be a nice one. I'm not sure what the speed is like compared to Miraculous Ladybug but it's available fully subbed (in English and Chinese) on Bilibili 【【探险活宝】全9季】 https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1FqxFzEEG1/?share_source=copy_web&vd_source=1fbc14b847fa66df8a6afd1495ccb753 (Just a heads up that they do use some made up expressions in it)
Dec. 15, 2025
Wow, you know Bilibili, it's a very popular Chinese video website. Thanks so much.
Study English By Watching Cartoons
My daughter and I are both are learning English, s. he is eleven years old and in grade six primary school.
1) While it is not incorrect, the natural ordering for "both" is usually after the verb to be (e.g. is, am, are..)
2) It is a run-on sentence, meaning that two complete sentences joined only by a comma.
As she usually watches cartoons, I suggested we could watch English cartoons together.
I found the English version of the cartoon- "Miraculous: Lady Bug & Cat Noir" which she usually watches.
Noir-she usually watched.
Please see above.
We watched one episode and found the cartoon characters speak too fast to understand.
We totally couldn't hear a thing they said at all.
A bit redundant to have both "totally" and "at all"
Would anyone please recommend an English cartoon with slow dialogue for us?
Feedback
While I cannot think of which cartoons are slow speaking off the top of my head, how about the Disney classics that you and your daughter already familiar with? That way you can form a connection between what they speak with the story you already know. I think if you find that they are speaking too fast, it is okay to have English subtitles on. I find that it is also okay to not catch everything they said and just try to get use to the tone and rhythm first, this is how i am training my ears as well for my Japanese. Eventually you will pick up more and more.
Dec. 15, 2025
"I find that it is also okay to not catch everything they said and just try to get used to the tone and rhythm first. This is how i am training my ears as well for my Japanese." - corrected my own mistakes ;)
Dec. 15, 2025
Maybe it's a good idea, we will have a try this weekend. Thanks for sharing this us ^_^
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