Uluru and Umama: Good morning (Taiwanese Romanization / with Taiwanese audio)

Taiwanese Hokkien, Taiwanese Romanization, and Chinese Presentation
Includes Taiwanese Hokkien Audio Reading
The First Taiwanese Hokkien Picture Book Designed for Young Children

The cutest Taiwanese Hokkien baby picture book!
U-luh-luh and U-mā-mā are a pair of black dog siblings.
Today, they jumped out of bed at dawn,
and quickly got ready to go out.

"I'm walking really fast!"
"I'm even faster than you!"

Along the way, they chased each other,
their steps getting faster and faster.
Where exactly are they going?

*No Mandarin Phonetic Symbols


Easy Taiwanese Hokkien Enlightenment

Designed for preschoolers, this book uses simple, repetitive, and memorable Taiwanese Hokkien vocabulary, allowing children to naturally learn and speak Taiwanese Hokkien in a fun and engaging story context.


Multilingual Presentation

Taiwanese Hokkien, Taiwanese Romanization, and Chinese are presented simultaneously. Includes Taiwanese Hokkien audio readings, making it convenient for beginners to learn character recognition and pronunciation at the same time.


Recommendations from Various Circles

Adorable illustrations paired with simple sentences make this an excellent introductory book for parents and children to learn Taiwanese Hokkien together!
——Wen Ruo-Qiao (Author, Founder of Ohtaigi)

Do you want to live life with your children using Taiwanese Hokkien? U-luh-luh and U-mā-mā will be your good companions!
——Dong Li-Xuan (President of the Taiwan Taiwanese Association)

Not wanting to sleep, wanting to play, that's a child's nature. Loving adventure, making up stories, creativity will spark. Let's follow U-luh-luh and U-mā-mā and play together!
——You Pei-Qi Nóo-lah (Lecturer at Hsinchu City Indigenous Language Promotion Association)