Shadowing-Übung: @Peter Rabbit - Meet Peter Rabbit’s Late Father 🎥🐰 | Meet the Characters | Cartoons for Kids - Englisch Sprechen Lernen mit Video

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Is it ready yet?
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Er, nearly there and er...
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Ah, yes, here we go.
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It seems Mr McGregor likes to record moving pictures.
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I suspect he's been doing it for many years.
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Oh!
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It's Mr McGregor's curtain!
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What's he doing here?
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No, no, now, don't panic.
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These are pictures taken long ago.
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Moving pictures.
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I don't believe it!
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What you found were the pictures taken by Mr. McGregor.
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It was just a question of working out how to show them.
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Wow!
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My dad is a genius!
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Oh, really, Benjamin?
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Yeah, lettuce!
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Cottontail?
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Shh!
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Wow!
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It's amazing, Mr. Bouncer.
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Yes, but, well, was there anything else in the pictures?
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I thought I saw...
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Patience, Peter.
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It does indeed seem that on occasion, Mr. McGregor would catch sight of something other than mere vegetables.
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There.
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It's him.
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Wow.
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Cool.
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Look, Flopsy.
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This was a perfect day.
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How days are meant to be a great adventure Returning to friends and family
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Looking into the past I find myself Now and then we are together
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We are together again We are together again Good old dad
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Oh, you look more like him every day,
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Peter Again, again Another viewing?
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Why not?
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We are together again We are together again Oh,
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what fun it is to ride in a one-horse open setting Stop!
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To our new friends, welcome to the woods.
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And a merry Christmas to you all.
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Ah!
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Ah!
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Yeah!
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Oh!
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Sorry, Benjamin.
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One, two...
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Jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the way.
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One white flag is to ride the one white flag.
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Well, everyone got their Christmas dinner after all.
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Your father would be proud.
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Yeah, I suppose.
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What's wrong, Peter?
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I lost Dad's sledge.
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Oh, it's okay, Peter.
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What is it?
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It seems that in all the excitement, everyone got a present except you.
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This was your father's journal.
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Wow.
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He liked to collect keepsakes from all his adventures.
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Did he really do all this?
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Mm-hmm.
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There are some blank pages in the back and a back.
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Room to urge your own adventures.
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Do you know what your father always said was the greatest adventure he ever had?
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What?
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His family.
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Instructions on how to build a snow-worthy sledge.
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Peter, wait for us!
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First, find the largest fallen tree in the woods and a stick for peeling off bark.
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Come on, let's hop to it!
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Let's see.
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We're so close I can smell it.
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Really?
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Well, no, but according to this map, my dad's old treehouse is right around here.
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Imagine if we found it.
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That would be amazing.
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Let me see, Peter.
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The treehouse is in an apple tree.
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Apple blossom!
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We are close!
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That's apple trees this way, boys!
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I know that for a fact!
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Ta-da!
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Wow!
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But where's the treehouse?
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Maybe it's not here anymore.
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Oh well, it was worth a try.
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At least we've still got our tree house.
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Let's go back.
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Oh, what's that?
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Hey, that's my dad's paw print.
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It's a sign.
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He must have made it to hang in his treehouse.
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Wow!
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I know just where to put it.
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Bit to the left.
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Now the right.
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Okay, now hold it there.
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You know, this would be a lot easier if you opened your eyes, Benjamin.
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Don't drop it, Giza!
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Watch where you put your paws!
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Ow!
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Ah!
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Oh!
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Ah!
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Ah!
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Ah!
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Ah!
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Perfect!
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I think Dad would have liked a sign hanging on our treehouse.
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So, for today's lunch, I'm thinking radishes.
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And I'm thinking it's a little too early in the season for radishes.
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I know that for a fact.
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You were saying?
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Huh?
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Yeah!
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Amazing!
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I've never been so glad you were wrong, Lily.
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Me too.
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How did you know, Peter?
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My dad wrote all about it right here in the journal.
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Good old dad.
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My dad wrote down what day the beans would be their greenest, the peas their sweetest, and the radishes their reddest.
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Peter!
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Um, what does your journal say about the cat as...
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Run!
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Help!
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Oh no!
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What are you gonna do now?
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You're gonna take me back to your friends and cook me up for dinner?
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Probably not.
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Not cook you, not eat you at all really.
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I prefer carrots or radishes, that sort of thing.
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Wait a minute.
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That blue jacket. Are you?
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Could it be?
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I'm Peter Rabbit.
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Peter Rabbit?
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I don't believe it.
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You look just like your father.
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Right, and I'm here to finish what my dad started.
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I'm going to reel you in and get you out of this lake.
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You've been scaring people long enough.
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Scaring people?
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Oh, I'm tired and old.
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I just want to be left alone.
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What's so bad about that?
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Mr. Fisher said you were horrible and nasty.
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You'd be horrible and nasty if someone was always trying to catch you.
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Peter!
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Peter!
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Your father understood.
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That's why he let me go.
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I understand too.
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Does that mean you'll let me go?
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Yeah.
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I'm gonna fall in!
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Hold on!
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I've got an idea!
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What's going on?
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The fish is eating him.
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I just know it.
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No, I can still see him.
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He's still alive.
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But he's wrestling Jack Sharp to the end. That tickles.
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Hold still!
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That's not good.
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I seem to be just a little bit stuck out here.
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Let me help.
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I mean, that's what friends do, isn't it?
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Help each other?
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Thanks, Jack.
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Woo-hoo!
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Thank goodness you're alright!
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Wow!
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I've never seen a boat go that fast! Did you catch him?
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Let's see!
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Oh, where is he?
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Peter, what happened?
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I came close.
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Yes?
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But he got away.
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Oh.
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Oh, just like your father.
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That's right.
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Good old Dad.
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In case we get lost, we can just follow the wall to find our way back.
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We're not going to get lost.
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Whoa!
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Peter!
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Benjamin has been busy.
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I don't think Benjamin dug all this.
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Question is, who did?
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I'll tell you who dug these tunnels, my dad!
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See?
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They match!
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Wow!
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Your dad really did all this?
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Good old dad.
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Ah, spring already.
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What's the matter, Mum?
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I was just remembering how your father used to always bring me the first bluebell of spring.
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He had a special trick to make sure I got the first one.
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Mmm.
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If my dad found the first bluebell for my mum, so can I.
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Let's hop to it.
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Here, come and get it.
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Well, alright.
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But you promise you won't try to grab me.
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Grab you?
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Why would I do that?
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Oh wait, I remember.
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Because I'm a fox and that's what I do Get the flower Come on Benjamin Hurry to brave,
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hurry to brave Hurry!
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Hey, good catch Huh?
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Brrrr Whoa, angry fox!
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Run, run, run Run like you've never run before Run, baby, run.
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If he catches you, you're done so wrong some more.
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What?
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Those weeds are sounding so close to you.
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What can you do?
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Catches you you don't run No,
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my bluebell my rabbits Split up!
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Whoa!
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Oh, do!
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Filed again!
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I can't believe I'm going home without a bluebell for my mum.
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I wish I knew what my dad's trick was.
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Look on the bright side.
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I saved some blueberries.
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You tried your best, Peter.
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You could always make her a painting.
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Painting?
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What is it?
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I may not know how my dad found the first blue bell of spring, but I have a special trick of my own.
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Lily, have you got any blue paint?
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Come on!
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White for snowdrops, green for Benjamin's heart, brown...
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No, sorry, no blue.
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Yum.
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Huh?
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Sorry, Benjamin.
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I'm going to need those blueberries.
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I'm never going to have another snack again.
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Here goes.
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Ooh, wow!
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I got it for you, Mum.
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The first bluebell of spring.
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Oh, Peter.
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It's beautiful.
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Hmm.
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Hmm.
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Blueberry juice?
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Er, well, I can explain.
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Peter, you clever rabbit.
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How did you know what your dad's special trick was?
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You mean he painted a potted snowdrop with blueberry juice too?
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Wow. Of course.
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Gotcha!
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We need help!
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Check the journal.
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Already am.
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Um...
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Prepare for a poxy!
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This is it.
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We're all doomed.
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Last meal, Lily?
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Benjamin!
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The rubbish!
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Give it to me!
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Oh, I was kind of hoping you'd say no. Just in case, Pocket, just in case.
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Benjamin, now!
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Heads up, Peter!
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We're doomed!
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No, we're not.
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A good rabbit never gives up.
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Ow!
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Yeah!
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Take that!
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Ow!
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Stop it!
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I've had enough of this.
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Wahoo!
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Oh, no!
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No!
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My journal!
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Ah!
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Ah!
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Yes!
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You saved it!
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Yeah!
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Thank you!
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Well, you did save us.
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You were amazing, Peter.
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Our hero.
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You know, Dad would want you to have it too.
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We'll let you know when we want to borrow it.
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Are you sure?
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We're sure.
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Not for a long time, right?
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We're never leaving the burrow again.
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Oh, I love happy endings!
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Me too!
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What do you say we head home?
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Woohoo!
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What would we ever do without you, Nutkin?
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And what would I ever do without you?
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Outro Music

Kontext & Hintergrund

In diesem Video über Peter Rabbit erleben wir die spannende Welt von Mr. McGregor und den Charakteren, die mit Peter und seinen Freunden verwoben sind. Die Dialoge zeigen die Neugier der Charaktere und ihren Sinn für Abenteuer, während sie alte Erinnerungen durch bewegte Bilder erkunden. Besonders interessant ist die Entdeckung von Peters Vater, die nicht nur Nostalgie weckt, sondern auch eine Verbindung zwischen Vergangenheit und Gegenwart herstellt. Dieses Video kann Schülern helfen, ihr Englisch sprechen üben zu verbessern, indem sie lernen, den Kontext von Gesprächen zu verstehen und zu analysieren.

Top 5 Phrasen für die tägliche Kommunikation

  • Is it ready yet? - Ist es schon fertig?
  • Don't panic. - Keine Panik.
  • Wow! It's amazing! - Wow! Das ist erstaunlich!
  • I thought I saw... - Ich dachte, ich hätte gesehen...
  • We are together again. - Wir sind wieder zusammen.

Diese Phrasen bieten wertvolle Möglichkeiten für Englisch Shadowing und helfen, alltägliche Gespräche zu üben. Durch das Nachsprechen dieser Sätze können Lernende ihre Aussprache und ihren Satzbau verbessern, was besonders beim shadow speech von großem Nutzen ist.

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