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Although the teletubbies in ones own language are slightly psychedelic, can lead to distortions of time-sensation and should be consumed together with magic mushrooms for optimal pleasure, I think they might be quite usefull for language learning, especially basic beginners level:
Here are some Chinese ones:
v.youku.com/v_show/id_XNDgwNzI0NA==.html
If anyone finds cantonese teletubbies, please send me the link^^

(by the way, did you know that the read one is originally Cantonese? Even in the English and German version, she runs around saying "fai di, fai di", which means "quicker" (kuai yidian).
The green teletubby represents a black person, according to the developers.)

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Actually, now that you mention it, I do remember this one episode when they all started reciting numbers 1 to 3 in Cantonese...they chanted "Ya Yi San" a few times which I guess is a somewhat close approximation to the cantonese pronunciation.

How do I know this? Certainly not memory from my infant years I remember it from babysitting my little brother who used to watch it when he was 1 or 2. Like all little kids he had a hypnotic obsession with the show

我觉得天线宝宝并不适合当作语言悉得的教材使用，
1，视频内容中，喇叭里放出来的东西声音不清晰、不够缓慢，所含的信息又很多，对于初学者来说是无效的噪声 ；
2，无效画面占据了绝大多数的时间，对语音含义的理解无法起到有效的辅助作用。


wo jue de teletubbies bing bu shi he chu xue zhe:
1,la ba li mian de sheng yin bu qing xi,tai kuai le,
2,wu xiao de hua mian tai duo le,bu neng bang zhu wo men li jie nei rong.

I don't think it's useful for the begginers,
basically the teletubbies is a combination "2~3year old children's toys"+"4~5year old children's speaking".Don't be attractived by the surface.