英文版小猪佩奇第四季 43-45
43. Going Boating
43.划船
44. Mr Bull in a China Shop
44.公牛先生去陶瓷店
45. Fruit
45.水果
43. Going Boating
Narrator: Peppa and her family have come to the lake to go boating.
Miss Rabbit: Boats! Boats! Get your boats here.
Daddy Pig: What sort of boats do you have, Miss Rabbit?
Miss Rabbit: I’ve got canoes.
Peppa: Let’s have a canoe.
Daddy Pig: Mmm. You have to paddle a canoe. That’s hard work.
Miss Rabbit: I’ve got sailing boats.
Daddy Pig: It’s a big tricky to sail a sailing boat.
Miss Rabbit: And I’ve got pedalos. They look nice and relaxing.
Daddy Pig: Yes, They’ve got a big paddle wheel to make them go.
Peppa: Let’s have a pedalo.
Miss Rabbit: When I ring this bell, it’s time to bring the boats back.
Miss Rabbit: Enjoy your boat trip.
Peppa: It’s not moving.
Daddy Pig: No, how do we start the engine?
Miss Rabbit: You’re the engine, Daddy Pig. You have to pedal.
Daddy Pig: Oh, I see. Off we go, then.
Peppa: It’s a bicycle on the water.
Peppa: Riding in a pedalo on a sunny lake.
Peppa: Daddy is the engine. I hope he doesn’t break.
Narrator: Here are Emily Elephant and her family.
Mr Elephant: Hello, Miss Rabbit. We’d like a canoe, please.
Miss Rabbit: Certainly.
Narrator: The elephant family like canoeing.
Mr Elephant: Paddles ready?
All: Yes, Daddy Elephant!
Mr Elephant: Then let’s go.
Captain Dog: Ahoy there, Miss Rabbit.
Narrator: It is Danny Dog and his dad, Captain Dog.
Captain Dog: We’d like a boat, please.
Miss Rabbit: Certainly. I have canoes, sailing boats, or pedalos.
Captain Dog: I didn’t sail the world and make my fortune to splash around in a pedalo. We’ll take the sailing boat.
Miss Rabbit: Do you know how to work it?
Captain Dog: Do I know how to work it?! I’m Captain Dog! Ruff!
Captain Dog: Come on, Danny. All aboard! Full sail!
Danny: Aye, aye. Captain Dad.
Danny: Hello, we’re sailing.
Emily: We’re canoeing.
Peppa: We’re pedalling.
Peppa: Look, an island.
Mummy Pig: We can go there for our picnic.
Kids: Hooray.
Peppa: The island is a bit small to have a picnic on.
Daddy Pig: We can have our picnic in the boats.
Mummy Pig: Who’d like a sandwich?
All: Me, please.
Peppa: Here’s some bread, Mrs Duck.
Narrator: Mrs Duck loves picnics. Everyone loves picnics.
Miss Rabbit: Come in, boats one, two and three! Your time is up!
Peppa: One, two and three. That’s us.
Mummy Pig: Let’s see who can get back first. We’ll have a race.
All: Yes!
Peppa: Pedal faster, Daddy.
Daddy Pig: I’m not sure I can pedal much faster.
Mummy Pig: Oh, Daddy Pig. I’ll do the pedalling.
Peppa: Quicker, Mummy.
Mummy Pig: This is quite a hard work, isn’t it?
Captain Dog: Ah ha, we’ll be carried back by the wind, Danny. Oh!
Danny: What is it?
Captain Dog: The wind has stopped.
Narrator: Without any wind, the sailing boat can not go.
Captain Dog: We’ll just have to wait for the wind to pick up again.
Danny: How long would that take?
Captain Dog: I don’t know. It could be weeks.
Danny: Can’t we use the engine?
Captain Dog: No, you don’t have engines on sailing boats, Danny. Oh.
Narrator: The sailing boat does have an engine.
Captain Dog: Full sail.
Narrator: Emily and her family are in the lead.
Peppa: Pedal faster, Mummy.
Emily: We’re going to win the race.
Narrator: Here come Danny and Captain Dog.
Danny: Hooray! We win!
Mummy Pig: That was exausting! Next time we’ll take a sailing boat.
Daddy Pig: Yes, sailing boats have engines on them.
Danny: Daddy?
Captain Dog: See you later, Danny. I’ve decided to sail around the world again.
Danny: But you said you were going to stay at home.
Captain Dog: Oh, yes. I’m not a sailor anymore. But I do love boating on the lake.
Narrator: Everyone loves boating on the lake.
44. Mr Bull in a China Shop
Narrator: Peppa and her family are going for a drive.
Peppa: I love our car.
Daddy Pig: Ho-ho, and our car loves us, too. Don’t you?
Mr Bull: Stop!
Narrator: It’s Mr Bull and his friends.
George: Digger, digger.
Narrator: George likes diggers.
Daddy Pig: Hello, Mr Bull. What’s up?
Mr Bull: We are digging up the roads.
Mummy Pig: Will you take long?
Mr Bull: It will take as long as it takes.
Mr Bull: Lads, let’s smash up this old pipe.
Narrator: Mr Bull is good at smashing things.
Peppa & George: Wow!
Mr Bull: Day break!
Mummy Pig: Oh, dear. Now we have to wait even longer.
Mr Bull: Why don’t you join us, Mummy Pig? Plenty of tea to go around.
Mummy Pig: That sounds lovely. Thank you, Mr Bull.
Peppa: That’s a nice teapot, Mr Bull.
Mr Bull: Yes, Peppa. It’s made of delicate china.
Narrator: Mr Bull likes delicate china.
Mr Bull: You have to be very very careful with china.
Peppa: Why?
Mr Bull: Because china can break very easily.
Mr Bull: That’s why I always...
Peppa: Oh!
Narrator: Oh, dear, Mr Bull has smashed the teapot to pieces.
Peppa: Oh, no!
Mr Bull: I put it down too hard. I don’t I know my own strength?
Mr Rhino: Maybe we can fix it, boss. I’ve got cement.
Yellow Dog: I’ve got a rivet gun.
Mr Bull: It is not gonna work, lads.
Mummy Pig: I know! Miss Rabit has a china shop. She could mend it.
Mr Bull: Good idea. Mummy Pig. We’ll go right now.
Peppa: Can I come too?
Mr Bull: We’ll all go!
Narrator: Mr Bull is going to the china shop. This is Miss Rabit’s china shop.
Mr Bull: There we are.
Miss Rabit: Hello, can I help you?
Mr Bull: Moo!
Miss Rabit: Ah! A bull in a china shop.
Mr Bull: Hello, Miss Rabbit. I have broken my china teapot.
Miss Rabit: Oh, dear.
Peppa: Can you fix it?
Miss Rabbit: Let’s have a look. Mmm. That’s very broken.
Mr Bull: I smashed it to bits.
Miss Rabbit: Yes. But I think I can fix it.
Peppa: Oh, goodie. Can we help?
Miss Rabbit: Of course, Peppa.
Peppa: Oh. These two pieces fit together.
Narrator: Fixing the teapot is a bit like doing a jigsaw puzzle.
Miss Rabbit: Well done, Peppa. I’ll glue those bits together.
Narrator: George has also found two pieces that fit.
Miss Rabbit: Well done, George.
Miss Rabbit: Nearly finished. That’s the lid.
Miss Rabbit: There’s just this funny-shaped bit left. Where just that go?
Peppa: That’s the teapot’s handle, Miss Rabbit.
Miss Rabbit: Oh, so it is. I don’t know much about china teapots.
Mr Bull: It’s as good as new.
Miss Rabbit: Be careful not to smash it again.
Mr Bull: Ho-ho! I’m very good at smashing things.
All: Oh! Whew!
Miss Rabbit: Well done, Peppa.
Mr Bull: Thank you for mending my teapot, Miss Rabbit.
Miss Rabbit: No trouble, Mr Bull. Whew!
Yellow Dog: Look, boss, a pothole.
Narrator: There is a small hole in the road.
Mr Rhino: And it’s right outside Miss Rabbit’s shop.
Mr Bull: What do you think, lads? Can we have a hole outside Miss Rabbit’s shop?
Yellow Dog & Mr Rhino: No.
Mr Bull: You fixed my teapot. I’ll fix your road.
Miss Rabbit: Uh, it’s not my road.
Peppa: Mr Bull, how are you going to mend the hole?
Mr Bull: We’ll dig up the road.
Narrator: Mr Bull is digging up the road. Mr Bull likes digging up the road. Everybody likes digging up the road.
45. Fruit
Narrator: It is fruit day at the supermarket.
Daddy Pig: Look! It’s Mr Potato.
Mummy Pig: Mrs Carrot.
Peppa: Sweet Cranberry and Little Sprout.
Fruit: Apple and banana. Pear and pineapple too. Eat five pieces of fruit a day because they’re good for you.
Mr Potato: Welcome to Fruit Day where the magic of fruit never ends.
Peppa: Wow! So much fruit.
Kids: Hello, Peppa.
Peppa: Hello.
Suzy: We are choosing our favorite fruit. What’s your favorite?
Peppa: Um... I like apples.
Suzy: I like oranges.
Emily: I like bananas.
Rebecca: I like carrots.
Edmond: Carrots are not a fruit.
Rebecca: Oh.
Edmond: Carrots are a vegetable.
Narrator: Edmond is a bit of a clever-clogs.
Emily: What’s your favorite fruit, George? Is it bananas? Or oranges?
Peppa: George likes strawberries the best.
George: Strawberry.
Narrator: George loves strawberries.
Miss Rabbit: Smoothies! Get your fruit smoothies here.
Peppa: Hello, Miss Rabbit. What’s a fruit smoothie?
Miss Rabbit: It’s a drink made from fruit. Would you like one?
Peppa: Yes, please. Can I have a smoothie with apples?
Miss Rabbit: Okay, but smoothies can have lots of different fruit in them.
Peppa: Okay. Apples, raspberries, bananas and more apples.
Miss Rabbit: An apple-raspberry-banana-and-more-apples smoothie.
Peppa: Mmm! Delicious!
Pedro: Can I have a smoothie, please?
Emily: Me too.
Suzy: And me!
Rebecca: And me!
Miss Rabbit: Of course. What fruit would you like in your smoothies?
Pedro: Uh, I don’t know.
Miss Rabbit: It can be anything, Pedro.
Pedro: OK. Cheese, please.
Peppa: Pedro, cheeses isn’t a fruit.
Suzy: It has to be fruit or vegetables.
Pedro: OK. Raspberries, blueberries, and blackberries and gooseberries.
Miss Rabbit: That’s more like it.
Miss Rabbit: Raspberry-and-blueberry-and-blackberry-and-gooseberry smoothies for everyone.
All: Mmm! Lovely!
Miss Rabbit: What do you want in your smoothie, George?
George: Strawberry.
Peppa: George! A smoothie must have lots of fruit in it.
Suzy: How about strawberries and pineapple, George?
George: No.
Miss Rabbit: Maybe George would like some dinosaur juice.
Peppa: Dinosaur juice?
Miss Rabbit: Oh, yes. All dinosaurs like dinosaur juice.
George: Dinosaur.
Miss Rabbit: Let’s see. A bit of this, one of those, a few of these, some of that. One dinosaur juice, just for dinosaurs and their little friends.
George: Dinosaur.
Peppa: Can I have some dinosuar juice, please, Miss Rabbit?
Emily: Me too.
Pedro: And me.
Suzy: And me.
Miss Rabbit: OK, dinosaur juice for everyone. Oh, bother.
Peppa: What’s wrong, Miss Rabbit?
Miss Rabbit: I’ve forgotten what I put in the dinosaur juice.
Freddy: I can tell you what was in it?
Miss Rabbit: Really? How?
Freddy: By smelling it.
Narrator: Freddy Fox has a very good sense of smell.
Freddy: There is one banana...
Miss Rabbit: One banana.
Freddy: Three, no, four strawberries. Five cherries.
Miss Rabbit: Strawberries, cherries...
Freddy: One peach, half a pineapple, a slice of melon and something else.
Freddy: What is it?
Rebecca: A carrot.
Freddy: Yes, a carrot.
Kids: Hooray!
Miss Rabbit: Dinosaur juice for everyone.
Kids: Mmm! Grrr!
Mr Potato: Are you all enjoying Fruit Day?
Peppa: Yes. We love fruit.
Rebecca: And carrots.
Narrator: Everyone loves fruit and carrots.