A: L’araignée Gipsy B: Three Blind Mice C: Ah Les Crocodiles D: Dansons La Capucine E: This Old Man F: Alouette G: Dans Sa Maison Un Grand Cerf H: Un Éléphant Qui Se Balançait I: Twinkle Twinkle Little Star J: Sur Le Pont D’Avignon K: Old McDonald L: Pomme De Reinette Et Pomme D’api M: Ainsi Font Font Font N: The Entertainer O: The Old Gray Mare P: Les Petits Poissons Dans L’eau Q: Passe Passe Passera R: Rock And Roll Des Gallinacés S: London Bridge T: Can Can U: Une Souris Verte V: Bon Voyage Monsieur Dumollet W: Polly Put The Kettle On X: When The Saints Go Marching In Y: Oh Susanna Z: Skip To My Lou
I remember you talked about that Alphabet Apple. You said that something is wrong with it. Is it OK now or do you have a recording of the songs? I would love to hear them.
@ well I had a huge avalanche and a lot of the toys came crashing down in the least helpful area of all right where the speaker is. Let’s just say I don’t think that speakers ever going to work again.
What I really like about this version is that they actually made an effort to use places in the town for a vast majority of the letters. The English one was a bit disappointing in that regard, since I think some of the letters could have stood for more places or things in town (like K for kiosk and T for taxi as they had in the French version, or other things like I for information centre, O for opera house, W for walkway, J for junction, Y for youth centre, etc.). I also really like the little comments and sounds they chose for each place/object, and of course the music, which others have already commented on.
I love how happy and goofy the voice sounds lol
Nice! I'm happy that the town I sent served its purpose.
A: L’araignée Gipsy
B: Three Blind Mice
C: Ah Les Crocodiles
D: Dansons La Capucine
E: This Old Man
F: Alouette
G: Dans Sa Maison Un Grand Cerf
H: Un Éléphant Qui Se Balançait
I: Twinkle Twinkle Little Star
J: Sur Le Pont D’Avignon
K: Old McDonald
L: Pomme De Reinette Et Pomme D’api
M: Ainsi Font Font Font
N: The Entertainer
O: The Old Gray Mare
P: Les Petits Poissons Dans L’eau
Q: Passe Passe Passera
R: Rock And Roll Des Gallinacés
S: London Bridge
T: Can Can
U: Une Souris Verte
V: Bon Voyage Monsieur Dumollet
W: Polly Put The Kettle On
X: When The Saints Go Marching In
Y: Oh Susanna
Z: Skip To My Lou
Love this thing sounds so great. I have the French alphabet apple from 2009 but the alphabet town sounds even better. The music on it is just superb.
I remember you talked about that Alphabet Apple. You said that something is wrong with it. Is it OK now or do you have a recording of the songs? I would love to hear them.
@ well I had a huge avalanche and a lot of the toys came crashing down in the least helpful area of all right where the speaker is. Let’s just say I don’t think that speakers ever going to work again.
@@JTMelton Oh, I understand.
@ there might be at someway a way to fix it, but I doubt it that speaker is so destroyed. It’s not even funny.
What I really like about this version is that they actually made an effort to use places in the town for a vast majority of the letters. The English one was a bit disappointing in that regard, since I think some of the letters could have stood for more places or things in town (like K for kiosk and T for taxi as they had in the French version, or other things like I for information centre, O for opera house, W for walkway, J for junction, Y for youth centre, etc.). I also really like the little comments and sounds they chose for each place/object, and of course the music, which others have already commented on.
That is Lucy’s voice (a 7-year-old human girl).
The French song is better thand all the Alphabet Town songs I have heard before.