I actually enjoy watching Peppa Pig! It's a fun way to bond with my daughter while also learning some everyday English words that we might not use as often.

For example, they use the word 'dwarf' to describe someone short, which is a bit different from how we usually express that in our daily lives. I also appreciate how the show incorporates many elements familiar to Chinese culture, like the birthday party episode with a game similar to 'musical chairs'.

This cultural resonance makes it easier for us to understand and enjoy the show together.

SpongeBob SquarePants was created in America in 1999. When I was a child, I used to watch it on television. Every episode is interesting. In one episode, the lines all rhyme, making it funny and poetic. I strongly recommend you watch it!



Despite being an adult, I still love it.

Most of American cartoons.

Peanuts
It's appropriate for young people to learn English.The cartoon is about several children's story in routine,the drawing is colourful,and characters are lovely.

Gravity Falls
It's made by Disney movies.There is no wonder why it has foblous drawing and vivid imagination.The story is about two children who went to village where happen to some thing amazing.

Rick and Morty
If you are crazy about science fiction,you couldn't miss this cartoon.It has completely plot each episode.The grandpa always explore the universe with his grandson.

There are several types of cartoons that can be helpful for improving spoken English.

1. Cartoons with rich dialogues

• For example, an animated version of "Friends" (if there is one) or cartoons like "The Simpsons". In "The Simpsons", there are a great number of daily - life dialogue scenes, including communications in family, school, community and other environments. The characters in it use very authentic American English, including a lot of colloquial expressions, slangs and common phrases. By watching such cartoons, students can learn how to express their ideas naturally in different situations and improve the fluency and accuracy of their spoken English.

2. Cartoons with clear pronunciation

• Such as "Peppa Pig". The pronunciation in this cartoon is very clear and the speaking speed is relatively slow, which is suitable for English beginners. Its vocabulary is also relatively simple, mainly revolving around topics such as family, friends and daily life. When watching it, one can imitate the pronunciation of the characters in it, thus improving one's own pronunciation level, and also learn some simple daily - life oral expressions during the imitation process.

3. Cartoons with cultural backgrounds

• For example, "Frozen". This cartoon is based on the western ice - snow culture, and there are a lot of dialogues about emotions, adventures, family relationships, etc. By watching such cartoons, one can not only learn vocabulary and expressions related to culture, but also understand the westerners' ways of thinking and cultural habits, which is very helpful for accurately using spoken English in actual communication.

Personally I think some cartoons made for kids are great for improving spoken English, for they use simple language and  clear pronunciation, making them perfect for learners to pick up daily expressions.

The English version of Mofy is pretty good. The characters in it are just so adorable. Sometimes I even listen to this while sleeping.

Those cartoons that can arouse children's interest can improve their oral English skills.

Tom and Jerry 

Some cartoons with funny plots and interesting characters are more helpful to improve spoken English 

You can watch little minions