The Power Of Fun In Children’s Language Learning

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As a South Korean, I am pleasantly surprised when I hear some of my friends speaking fluent Korean out of Korea. A decade ago, there were not many people learning Korean, but the popularity of the language soared with the rise of K-pop and K-drama. I had a similar experience when it came to acquiring a new language. During high school, I was captivated by a Japanese drama, and watched it repeatedly. It made me much more familiar with Japanese, improving my language proficiency significantly.

These experiences illustrate the crucial role of entertainment in language acquisition. If people are exposed to a new language through a means of entertainment — songs, games, dramas, or movies — they are likely to be more motivated to learn compared to encountering the language solely in academic settings. The reason is simple: Because it’s fun! Human beings are born to feel more inclined toward things they truly enjoy. The old proverb holds true: “Those who work hard cannot beat those who enjoy.”

Let your kids dive into the “fun” of language learning 

This tendency becomes more conspicuous for kids. Children only indulge in subjects that genuinely interest them. They are more responsive to visually appealing content than adults. A glimpse of animation will be more effective at grabbing the attention of children than a wordy lecture about the benefits of learning languages.

Moi Panda helps your children learn languages in an amazing way

Moi Panda offers gamified features and interactive digital pets to encourage children to build friendships worldwide. The more children engage with the app, the greater the reward - both in-app and in-life! In game incentives and visual progress reports help to give children a sense of accomplishment on top of the fun they are having. This not only incentivizes children to immerse themselves in the world of learning languages but also allows them to dive into the fun of learning. 

What makes Moi Panda more entertaining is its focus on peer interaction. Do you recall childhood memories of hanging out with friends on playgrounds, parks, and streets? Spending time with peers makes children much more energetic and proactive. Moi Panda represents this peer experience digitally on a global scale. 

Do you want to be cool parents who enable your children to learn new languages but truly enjoy the process? Do you hope your children will naturally develop their language and social skills without feeling forced? If so, you are ready to embark on this journey with Moi Panda!


Minsu Kang, Business Development at Moi Panda

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