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  • hi .. you inspired my kids a lot every time i turn on my pc and start to download ur rhymes my 3 yr old boy and my 10 m0s bby start jumping nd i see a big smile in there Lips..so keep up the good work.  (im in philippines)

  • @hariniv99 Yes!

  • Your animations are always so great!

  • only 1 and that's him!!

  • @s0361042 Thanks for answering!

  • This is awesome! love the animated trees in the beginning, and the people who grow from the ground!!

  • @hiportugal Thanks for saying so!

  • Great video!

  • This video is so cute!

  • Really does sound like it's so many! The boy is very adorable. Thanks for the riddle!

  • Love the animations! So colorful, my nephews love this video. THUMBS UP!

  • 1 Here in Russia we have a poem alike шел Кондрат в Ленинград а навстречу 12 ребят у каждого в руках лукошко в каждом лукошке кошка у каждой кошки по 3 котенка у каждого котенка в по 3 мышонка вопрос: сколько кошек, котят и мышат несли ребята в Ленинград? Kondrat to St.Petersburg went And suddenly 12 kids he met Each one in hands a busket had And in each busket one cat sat Each cat had got 3 kittens Each kitten had 3 mice The question is How many animals to St. Petrsburg Carried those guys?
  • 1 xD only 1 was going...because of, "As i was going to st.ives, i MET a man, nothing in the song says the man and i were going to st. ives or gives off any indication that the man is going too...making HIM the only 1 xD

  • Also, 357 is only accounting for the Kittens. The formula would be as follows

    1[for the narrator] + 1 [for the man] + 7 [for the wives] + 7x7x7 [for the cats in the sacks carried by the wives] + 7x7x7x7 [for the kittens of the cats in the sacks carried by the wives] =

    so 1[the narrator] + 1[the man] + 7[wives] + 343 [cats] + 2401 [kittens] = 2753 going to st. ives. or 9 people... But i'm sticking with my original answer. 1. the narrator. it only ever said he was going to st ives.

  • i believe it's just one. He (the boy) was going to St. Ives -- doesn't say anything about the man and his wives and sacks and cats and kits. They may have been going nowhere at all, he just ran across them on the way.

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