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Count to 10 with the children of the jury and other friends!

Watch these films and just do what they do. This way you can learn to count in seventeen different languages. All the jury children and other friends say their names and show you how to count from one to ten. To watch the films, just click on the picture.


Gregorio from Peru counts to ten in Quechua.	Rebeka from Bangladesh counts to ten in Bangla.
Maïmouna from Senegal counts to ten.	Isabel from Mocambique counts to ten in Portuguese.
Railander from Brazil counts to ten in Portuguese.	Laury from Colombia counts to ten in Spanish.
Nga from Vietnam counts to ten in Vietnamese.	Idalmin from USA counts to ten in English and Spanish.
Malik from USA counts to ten in English.	Lek from Thailand counts to ten in Karen.
Kwangchai from Thailand counts to ten in Thai.	Dennis from Kenya counts to ten in Luo.
Rebecca from Sweden counts to ten in Swedish.	Sukumaya from Nepal counts to ten in Nepalese.
Gedeilson from Brazil counts to ten in Portuguese.	Veronika from Israel counts to ten in Hebrew.
Bhavna from India counts to ten in Hindi.	Thomas from Uganda counts to ten in Lugandan.
Bahjat from Palestine counts to ten in Arabic.	Manga Ram from Pakistan counts to ten in Urdu.
Ixmucané from Guatemala counts to ten in Spanish.	This boy from Bolivia counts to ten in Quechua.
Svetlana from the Czech Republic counts to ten in Romany, the language of the Romany people.	This boy from the Mothers of St. Rita's village in Kenya counts to ten in Swahili.
These children from Bolivia counts to ten in Quechua.

1-2-3. Xola from South Africa is on the children’s jury which awards the World's Children's Prize. He can teach you to count to ten in Xhosa, a South African dialect which he speaks with his grandmother. But even Xola finds it hard to count in Xhosa, because he usually speaks English with his grandmother when using numbers.

> Watch the film of Xola counting

Hassana is a refugee from Western Sahara and lives in a refugee camp in Algeria. He counts to ten in Hassani, an Arabic dialect.

> Watch the film of Hassana counting

To watch these films you will need: Quicktime Player or Media Player
Both programs can be downloaded for free.

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