The Alphabet Song (slow!)

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I've never been able to find a clear, slow version of the Alphabet Song, so I have made a new free video to share... Letters are pronounced slowly and clearly in a standard American accent.


I'm using this version of the lyrics:
ABCD
EFG
HIJK
LMN
OP
QRS
TUV
WX
YX
Now I've sung my ABCs.
Next time, won't you sing with me?

Please keep checking back as I will be adding more material all the time!
Thanks for visiting!

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Je n’ai jamais été en mesure de trouver une version claire et lente de la chanson Alphabet, alors j’ai fait une nouvelle vidéo à partager ... Les lettres sont prononcées lentement et clairement dans un accent américain standard.



J’utilise cette version des paroles:

ABCD
EFG
HIJK 
LMN
OP
QRS
TUV
WX
YZ
Maintenant, j’ai chanté mes ABC.
La prochaine fois, tu ne chanterai pas avec moi ?

S’il vous plaît continuer à vérifier en arrière que je vais ajouter plus de matériel tout le temps!

Merci d’avoir visité!

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