英文版小猪佩奇第四季 1-3
英文版小猪佩奇第四季 1-3
01 Potato City |
01土豆城 |
02 The New House |
02新房子 |
03 Basketball |
03篮球 |
01. Potato City
Narrator: Peppa and her family are going to Potato City.
Peppa: What is Potato City, Mummy?
Mummy Pig: It is a theme park, Peppa, where the magic of vegetables never ends.
Peppa: It sounds a bit boring.
Dadday Pig: It will be fun. Potato City, here we come. Here we are.
Narrator: The family have arrived at a field of potatoes.
Mummy Pig: Is this Potato City?
Dadday Pig: It must be. And it looks like we pick the right day to visit. There are no crowds.
Mummy Pig: Are you sure this is the right place, Daddy Pig? It just looks like a farmer’s field to me.
Dadday Pig: Excuse me, is this Potato City?
Farmer: No! That’s Potato City.
Dadday Pig: It isn’t quite what I was expecting.
Peppa: It is fantastic!
Miss Rabbit: How many tickets?
Mummy Pig: Two adults and two children please, Miss Rabbit.
Dadday Pig: Busy, isn’t it?
Miss Rabbit: Busy? No. This is quiet for Potato City. Have a lovely day!
Narrator: Peppa’s friends have come to Potato City, too.
Peppa: Hello everyone.
Kids: Hello Peppa.
Narrator: And this is Mr Potato himself.
Mr Potato: Welcome to Potato City, where the magic of vegetables never ends!
Kids: Ooh!
Mr Potato: See how vegetables grow! Learn how they keep us fit and healthy and get shot into space by the potato rocket!
Kids: Whee! Wow!
Narrator: Peppa and her friends are going to ride on the potato rocket. George wants to ride on the potato rocket too.
Dadday Pig: Are you sure George? It looks a bit high.
Narrator: Daddy Pig doesn’t like heights.
Mr Bull: Moo, hurry up Daddy Pig!
Dadday Pig: Oh! I’m not getting on.
Mr Bull: George is too small to go on his own.
Dadday Pig: Oh, okay. Make it quick.
Mr Bull: Oh, it’s very quick.
Narrator: George has changed his mind.
Mummy Pig: Oh dear George, come to Mummy.
Dadday Pig: Maybe I’ll just get off too.
Mr Bull: Chocks away.
Mummy Pig: Have fun Daddy Pig!
Dadday Pig: Aaaaaaaah! Oh, it’s stopped. Well, I’m glad that’s all over.
Kids: Wee!
Dadday Pig: Aaaaaaah!
Peppa: This is brilliant!
Kids: Wee!
Mr Bull: Everybody off!
Peppa: That was fun, wasn’t it, Daddy?
Dadday Pig: Oh, yes! Lots of fun.
Suzy: Mummy, what’s that?
Mrs Sheep: Go round and put your head through that hole.
Suzy: Now what happens?
Peppa: Suzy, you are a tomato!
Rebecca: Look! I’m a carrot!
Suzy: Oh yes!
Danny: And I’m a pumpkin!
Mr Potato: Welcome to the Dinosaur Garden!
Kids: Ooh!
Mr Potato: Say hello to my dinosaur friends! And don’t be frightened. They are not real, but this is exactly how they would have looked walking the earth together.
Edmond: No, it’s not.
Mr Potato: What?
Edmond: Triceratops lived in the Cretaceous period. Stegosaurus was Jurassic. They would not have walked together.
Mr Potato: How do you know that?
Edmond: I’m a clever clogs.
Mr Potato: Anyway, who wants to ride one?
Rebecca: Me!
Georege: Me!
Suzy: Why have you got dinosaurs in Potato City?
Mr Potato: Uh, because dinosaurs ate potatoes?
Edmond: No.
Mr Potato: Anyway, children like dinosaurs.
Rebecca: Dinosaur!
Georege: Dinosaur!
Mr Potato: Roll up, roll up! For the vegetable roundabout swing thing.
Peppa: A vegetable roundabout swing thing! I like Potato City because it teaches you about vegetables and swings you round and round.
Narrator: Potato City, where the magic of vegetables never ends!
Peppa: Up down up down, altogether now. Mr Potato was rolling around. Your friends are mine, he’s happy all the time. Mr Potato is coming to town.
02. The New House
Narrator: Daddy Pig is working hard in his work room.
Peppa: What are you doing, Daddy?
Daddy Pig: I’m building a new house.
Peppa: It’s very small. Is it a house for elves and fairies?
Daddy Pig: Oh, no. This is a model. The real house will be much bigger.
Peppa: Ah?
Daddy Pig: And this is a drawing of what needs to be built.
Peppa: I think something is missing, Daddy. There!
Narrator: Peppa has drawn a swing to go outside the house.
Daddy Pig: Perfect. Would you like to visit the new house?
Peppa: Yes, please!
Narrator: Daddy Pig is taking Peppa and George to see the house he’s building.
Daddy Pig: Here we are!
Peppa: But Daddy, there’s nothing here.
Daddy Pig: That’s because the building work hasn’t started yet.
George: Digger! Digger!
Narrator: Here are Mr Bull and his friends.
Daddy Pig: Mr Bull has come to build the new house.
Peppa: Aren’t you building it, Daddy?
Daddy Pig: I’ve done the hard bit. Mr Bull just has to follow my instructions.
Mr Bull: Hello, Mr Pig! What is it to be? Car park? Swimming pool? Rocket station?
Daddy Pig: A house! Can you build it exactly like this please?
Peppa: But bigger.
Mr Bull: Mr Pig wants a house.
Mr Rhino: Is it going to be built of straw?
Yellow Dog: Or sticks?
Mr Bull: Or bricks, Mr Pig?
Daddy Pig: Bricks, please!
Mr Bull: Good choice.
Peppa: Don’t forget the swing!
Mr Bull: Don’t worry, Peppa. We won’t.
Peppa: Can I help?
Narrator: George wants to help too.
Mr Bull: OK, George!
Mr Bull: Could you put a blob of mortar here?
Peppa: It looks like a square of tin mud.
Mr Bull: Mortar is a very special kind of mud that sticks bricks together.
Mr Bull: Peppa, would you like to lie the first brick?
Peppa: Yes, please!
Mr Bull: Well done! I’ll do the rest.
Mr Bull: Bricks must be laid straight on level, see? Line after line.
Peppa: That will take ages!
Mr Bull: Yes.
Peppa: Will you finish it today?
Mr Bull: Oh, no. You can’t build a house in a day. It’ll be finished tomorrow.
Daddy Pig: Good! See you tomorrow, Mr Bull!
Peppa: Bye-bye.
Mr Bull: Bye.
Peppa: George put the sticky mud down, and I put the brick on top.
Mummy Pig: That all sounds very exciting. Now, close your eyes and go to sleep.
Narrator: It is morning. Peppa and George cannot wait to see the new house.
Peppa: It’s finished.
Daddy Pig: Almost finished. It just needs to be inspected.
Narrator: Mr Rabbit is the building inspector.
Mr Rabbit: Very good. But wait! It’s not finished.
Daddy Pig: What?
Mr Rabbit: You forgot the swing.
Mr Bull: Moo! Oh, no. We didn’t.
Peppa: Thank you, Mr Bull.
Daddy Pig: Now it’s all ready for our new neighbours to move in.
Peppa: Neighbours?
Daddy Pig: Yes, Peppa. We’ve got new neighbours.
Narrator: Mr Wolf and his family are moving into their new home.
Mr Wolf: Oh, look, little piggies.
Wendy: Hello, I’m Wendy wolf.
Peppa: I’m Peppa pig.
Mr Wolf: Thank you for building our house, Mr Pig. What’s it made of, straw, sticks?
Daddy Pig: It’s made of bricks.
Mr Wolf: Let’s see how strong it is. I’ll huff and I’ll puff, and I’ll...
Mr Wolf: Mmm, that is strong. What’s your own house made of, Mr Pig?
Daddy Pig: Bricks. So don’t even think about it!
Wendy: Oh, a swing.
Peppa: That was my idea.
Wendy: It’s very good. You have a go.
Peppa: Can you push me?
Wendy: No, I’ll huff and puff instead.
03. Basketball
Narrator: It is a lovely sunny day. Peppa and her friends are in the school playground.
Madame Gazelle: Children, today we have a special person coming to teach you basketball.
Kids: Ooh!
Daddy Pig: Hello!
Peppa: Daddy, it isn’t home time yet!
Suzy: We’ve got a special teacher coming today.
Daddy Pig: That’s me. I’m the coach.
Narrator: A basketball teacher is called a coach.
Kids: Ooh!
Peppa: That’s clever, Daddy.
Daddy Pig: Peppa, call me Coach!
Peppa: OK, Daddy Coach.
Daddy Pig: Does anyone know how to play basketball?
Kids: No!
Daddy Pig: It’s fun. You have to run, bounce the ball, and throw it through the hoop.
Kids: Wow!
Freddy: Easy peasy! Oh!
Narrator: It is not as easy as it looks.
Daddy Pig: To play basketball, you need to train hard and keep fit.
Suzy: Are you fit, Daddy Coach?
Daddy Pig: Yes, I’m super fit.
Peppa: But Daddy Coach, you’ve got a big tummy.
Daddy Pig: This tummy is pure muscle.
Daddy Pig: First, I’ll teach you how to get the ball from here... to here.
Danny: I can do that.
Daddy Pig: No, Danny, you can’t use your feet. That’s football.
Narrator: Danny Dog likes football.
Daddy Pig: In basketball, you bounce the ball with your hands, like this. Who wants a go?
Suzy: Me, me, me!
Narrator: Suzy Sheep is bouncing the basketball very carefully.
Daddy Pig: Well done, Suzy. Now, everyone try.
Narrator: Everyone is learning how to bounce the ball.
Daddy Pig: Now, I’ll teach you tackling.
Suzy: What’s tackling?
Daddy Pig: Tackling is try to get the ball from another player, like this. Try get the ball from me, George.
Narrator: George is very good at tackling.
Daddy Pig: Now, throw the ball through the hoop.
Daddy Pig: You need just a bit more training there, George.
Daddy Pig: Let’s have a little practice game. Split into two teams.
Danny: Boys against girls.
Narrator: The girls are in one team. The boys are in the other.
Pedro: That’s not fair! We’ve got little ones in our team.
Danny: Don’t worry, the boys’ team will still win.
Pedro: Yeah, we’re a super team!
Narrator: Emily Elephant is very good at reaching high with her trunk.
Peppa: Emily is using her trunk. It’s not fair.
Suzy: Shh, Peppa. She’s on our side.
Peppa: Oh yes, that is fair.
Danny: It’s not fair.
Pedro: We want Emily on our team.
Peppa: No, she’s on our team.
Daddy Pig: Stop arguing! You can all then in the same team.
Kids: OK.
Narrator: The children are all in one big team.
Peppa: Oh, but who will we play?
Daddy Pig: Um... Well...
Parents: Hello!
Narrator: The parents have come to take the children home.
Daddy Pig: I know! You can play the grown-ups.
Danny: But they are bigger than us.
Daddy Pig: Ah! But you’ve been taught basketball by Daddy Coach.
Peppa: Yes, let’s play them.
Pedro: We’re the children’s team.
Kids: Yeah!
Mr Elephant: We’re the grown-ups’ team.
Parents: All right!
Mr Rabbit: I’m quite good at cricket.
Daddy Pig: Yes, well, this is basketball.
Suzy: You throw the ball through the hoop.
Peppa: But you can only use your hands.
Emily: Or your trunk.
Danny: But not your feet.
Daddy Pig: Ready? Steady? Go!
Narrator: Mr Elephant has the ball. Tackled by George. Passed to Zoe Zebra. To Richard Rabbit. And Peppa... throws it through the hoop.
Peppa: Yippee!
Daddy Pig: The children have won!
Kids: Hooray!
Peppa: All thanks to Daddy Coach.