German Songs for children | BilinguaSing

Hi! I’m Ellie Baker, teacher, mum of three and writer-director of the BilinguaSing German Songs for children series. I created these educational and fun songs because I wanted to create bilingual music which parents would enjoy too (not just tolerate)!

German Songs for Children | Track list vol. 2:

1 – How Are You? | Wie geht’s Dir?

2 – This Is The Way… | So mache ich …

3 – Let’s All Go On A Holiday | Lass uns alle in den Urlaub fahren

4 – Would You Like An Ice Cream? | Möchtest Du ein Eis?

5 – What Would You Like To Drink? | Was möchtest Du trinken?

6 – What Would You Like To Eat? | Was möchtest Du essen?

7 – Where Do You Live? | Wo wohnst Du?

8 – What Do You Like To Wear? | Was ziehst Du gerne an?

9 – What Do You Love To Do? | Was machst Du gerne?

10 – What’s The Weather Like? | Wie ist das Wetter?

11 – Directions | Wo ist…?

12 – What Do You Look Like? | Wie siehst Du aus?

13 – Let’s Count In Tens | Lass uns zählen in Zehnern

14 – Goodbye, Goodbye | Auf Wiedersehen

15 – Let’s Count In Hundreds | Lass uns in Hunderten zählen

16 – Tell Me What’s The Time | Wieviel Uhr ist es?

Why are our German Songs for Children the best?

* These fun & funky rhymes have been carefully written to teach real German language structures, with English cleverly interwoven to support understanding

* Sung at just the right speed and pitch by native German singers with careful articulation to ensure parents and older siblings can follow and learn too

For parents who are looking for THE MOST EFFECTIVE TOOL to help their child learn German!

Check out our Primary school German classes here.

Want more songs? Perhaps our double album is what you are looking for!

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Language	German
Features	* Sung at just the right speed and pitch by native singers with careful articulation to ensure parents and older siblings can follow and learn too