Shadowing Practice: Peppa Pig PAINTS Granny Sheep’s Art Van! 🎨 Painting 🐽 Tales Full Episodes | Kids Cartoon | 18 Mins - Learn English Speaking with YouTube
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Granny Sheep's art fan!
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Granny Sheep's art fan!
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Peppa is having a day out with Suzie Sheep,
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Mummy Sheep and Granny Sheep.
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Mummy, where are we going?
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We are going to the shops!
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It doesn't matter where we go in life.
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We just need inspiration.
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And that can come from anywhere.
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But it can't just fall from the sky.
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Stop!
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What is it, Mum?
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It's a rusty old thing in the sky.
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Now that is inspiring.
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The rusty old thing is hanging from a crane in Miss Rabbit's recycling centre.
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Mum, we are not having a day at the recycling centre.
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I just want to have a quick look.
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Miss Rabbit, what are you doing with that?
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I'm scrapping it.
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Oh, but why?
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Because that's my job.
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It's a rusty old van.
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Oh, but it could be so much more.
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You can have it if you like.
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It is...
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...manific.
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Lovely.
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Can we go shopping now?
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No, this is important.
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I will need you to bring my pants, my art bag...
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Yes, Mum.
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And Peppa and Susie's friends, please.
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OK.
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Thank you, darling.
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Granny?
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What are we doing here?
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We are going to make an art van.
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What's that?
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It is a way to make art out in the world.
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Are we going to paint on the mountains?
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On the hills, mountains, anywhere we want.
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Mummy Sheep has returned with Bedroopony,
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Danny Dog and Candy Cat.
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Hello!
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Hello!
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What are we doing here?
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It's got something to do with this van.
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We're going to make a beautiful art van.
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I've never painted a van before.
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What colours are we painting?
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Let's see.
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I look at this van and it speaks to me.
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It says, Granny Sheep, please paint some green.
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I look at this van and it says...
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Pedro, please paint some yellow.
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Wunderbar, Pedro.
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I look at this fan and it says,
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Candy, please paint some blue.
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And it says, Peppa, paint pink.
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I don't hear it say anything.
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I'm just going to paint white.
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Everyone is painting the art van with Granny Sheep.
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Wow!
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That looks amazing!
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I know!
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Everyone helped!
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Hurray!
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Let's start the engine.
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It's not working!
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Oh, no!
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There is no engine!
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Does it matter?
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Well, yes.
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Without an engine, we can't drive anywhere.
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And there will be no painting on mountains.
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My granddad knows a lot about engines.
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Well, I will telephone Granddad Dog.
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Hello?
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A fan without an engine?
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I'll be right there.
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Granddad Dog has arrived at the recycling centre.
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Thank you for coming, Granddad Dog.
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I brought you an engine.
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It's an electric engine I'll just charge it up It's alive!
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Wow!
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Now she just needs a name And she wants to be called...
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Vanessa Vanessa the Arch Van Perfect!
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Now we can take Vanessa out on the road To make art in the world.
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And paint on all the mountains.
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Granny Sheep loves Vanessa the art fan.
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Everyone loves Vanessa the Art Van.
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Jigsaw Festival.
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Peppa and George are on a day out with Granny and Grandpa Pig.
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Where were we going, Granny?
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We're going to a festival.
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I love festivals.
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Well, this one is a jigsaw festival.
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A jigsaw festival?
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That sounds a bit boring.
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I think it will be fun.
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Peppa has arrived at the Jigsaw Festival.
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Wow!
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Look at all the jigsaws.
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Green tree jigsaw, red monkey jigsaw, orange carrot jigsaw.
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Whoa!
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Lovely, isn't it?
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Yes, I like the colour.
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Looking at the colours is the secret to doing jigsaws, Peppa.
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Pieces with the same colour often go together
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Come and see a jigsaw being done In front of your very eyes Hello Mrs Donkey Are you doing a jigsaw?
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Yes First you find the four corner pieces Then you find the edge pieces with the flat side
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Then you look at the colours to find the pieces that go together That is very good advice,
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Peppa It is, isn't it?
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Just make sure you never lose a piece Have you lost a jigsaw piece?
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No, Mr Rabbit, no pieces lost False alarm, everyone Claire's call Ganser!
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George has found a dinosaur jigsaw.
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Very nice.
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Peppa has found a gnome jigsaw.
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Wow!
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Lovely.
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Can we buy it, Grandpa?
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I'm sorry, Peppa, but this jigsaw is being sold by auction.
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What does that mean?
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An auction is when many people want to buy something.
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It all starts with someone banging a little wooden hammer.
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They say what the thing is.
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Here we have a lovely gnome jigsaw.
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And then people who want to buy that thing put their hands up.
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20 pounds.
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But what if somebody else wants to buy that thing?
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Then they put their hands up too.
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40 pounds.
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Oh.
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60 pounds.
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You can even touch your nose if you like.
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One hundred pounds!
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What?
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Going once, going twice, sold for Grandpa Pig!
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What?
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Well done, Grandpa Pig.
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That will be one hundred pounds, please.
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One hundred pounds?
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Very generous, Grandpa Pig.
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Well done, old chap.
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It's all for a good cause.
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Yes, it is.
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Oh, what a lovely jigsaw.
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Did you buy it for me?
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Er, yes, I did.
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Thank you, Grandpa Pig.
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How kind.
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The jigsaw festival is almost over.
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Oh, look!
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A jigsaw piece.
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Just pop it in the bin.
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No!
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OK.
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One of the jigsaws must have a missing piece!
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How can we tell which one it comes from?
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Well, this piece is orange.
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And I know which jigsaw is orange.
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This orange piece is from the carrot jigsaw.
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Oh, I think you're right, Peppa.
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Thank you.
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Hooray!
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Well done, Peppa.
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I looked at the colour and found the jigsaw pieces that go together.
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You are a bit of an expert at jigsaws, Peppa.
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Yes, I am.
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Peppa loves the jigsaw festival.
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Everyone loves the jigsaw festival.
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ha!
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Hobbies!
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It is the end of playtime at Peppa's Playgroup.
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Oh!
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Is playtime over already?
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Yes, Madam Gazelle.
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What are you doing?
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I am making a basket.
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Why don't you buy one?
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My dad sells baskets.
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Free for the price of one.
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Thank you, Freddy.
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But I'm not making this basket because I need a basket.
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Why are you making it, then?
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That is something I do to relax and have fun.
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It is my hobby.
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Oh!
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I also like to play the guitar.
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And you like to teach children that playgroup.
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Yes, I do.
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But teaching children is my job.
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You get money to teach us?
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Yes, Susie.
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Madame Gazelle, I don't like guitars or baskets.
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Oh, Pedro, a hobby can be anything you like doing.
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I like doing this.
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Dancing is a wonderful hobby to have, Danny.
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A hobby can also be collecting or making things.
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Oh!
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I expect your mummies and daddies have hobbies they like doing.
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My daddy likes making dinner.
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That is his hobby.
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Mmm, yummy.
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He likes drumming.
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And he likes to read the newspaper.
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Oh-ho, yes.
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Some hobbies can be very relaxing.
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Oh, my granny likes doing historically relaxments.
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Whoa!
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Because they have tea and biscuits.
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Oh, thank you.
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Historical re-enactments are not just about tea and biscuits, Denny.
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Are there any other Mummy and Daddy hobbies?
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My Mummy likes to put pictures of things she makes on the computer.
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How lovely!
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My Mummy does that too.
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But she sells things on the computer.
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It's her job.
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Oh, I suppose one person's hobby could be another person's job.
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My mummy likes buying things on the computer.
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Is that a hobby?
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Oh, yes.
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I think buying things on the computer can be a hobby.
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My daddy likes dressing up as a carrot.
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Is that a hobby?
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Of course.
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Lots of people like to dress up for fun.
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Susie likes to dress up as a nurse.
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Yes, I do.
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It's my hobby.
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Why not?
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I'm sure you all have hobbies.
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My hobby is drawing pictures of aeroplanes.
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Excellent!
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My hobby is doing complex mathematical equations.
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Oh, wow!
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That sounds more like a job to me.
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I do it to relax and have fun.
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Well, that just goes to show how different hobbies can be.
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It is home time.
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The mummies and daddies have come to collect their children.
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Daddy, Daddy, we learned about hobbies today.
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Oh, yes?
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Your hobbies are cooking and drumming and reading the newspaper.
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Ho, ho, ho, ho.
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I suppose those are my hobbies.
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Mummy, I told everyone your hobby is buying things on the computer.
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Um, I'm not sure that is a hobby, Susie.
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Yes, it is.
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And you do it all the time.
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Not all the time.
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But you do it a lot.
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And you like it.
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Yes, I do like it.
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And we are all interested to hear about your hobby, Mr Rabbit.
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Oh, I don't think I...
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You like to dress up as a carrot.
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That was just once.
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For a fancy dress party.
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But you did like it.
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Yes, I did.
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But what about all your hobbies?
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Do you have a hobby, Peppa?
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Everybody knows what Peppa's hobby is.
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My hobby is...
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Jumping up and down in muddy puddles.
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Peppa loves her hobby.
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Everyone loves Peppa's hobby.
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Bigger car.
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It is the day after the family trip to the huge home store and Peppa is just waking up in her...
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Yay!
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Oh, I was going to say that.
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Fluffy!
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Hello, Teddy.
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Hello, Teddy.
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I love you.
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We're going to make up so many plays.
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George!
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Hi, George.
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Let's go to the new playroom.
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Yay!
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Morning, Goldie.
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Okay, today is the Dinos and Calf Racing Championship.
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Vroom, vroom, rah!
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Morning, Daddy Pig.
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Ooh, come in, come in.
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It's the new car seat for the baby.
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Oh, congratulations.
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Thank you.
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It's top of the range.
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Um, not quite what I meant.
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And done.
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Ha-ha!
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Yeah!
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Yeah!
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Nine!
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There is a room for both of us.
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I think we may need a bigger car.
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Bigger car?
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Boom, boom!
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Yay!
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Boom, boom, boom!
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Gosh, it's been years since we bought our car.
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I wouldn't know where to start.
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Don't worry, we can help.
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Welcome to our car shop.
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Boom, boom!
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It's lovely, but I think I might leave this one to you, Daddy Pig.
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Oh, wonderful.
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So, what would you like?
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Oh, let me think.
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A car, please.
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What kind of car, Daddy?
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One with wheels.
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Let me see.
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Hmm.
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Aha!
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This is a one.
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Oh, I like the flames.
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OK, let's go for a test drive.
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Oh, this one goes very fast.
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You mean like this?
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No, that's too fast.
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Stop!
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Screech!
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Let's try something else.
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Do you have something that's a little slower?
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Hmm.
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Tractor!
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Ah, perfect.
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Ooh, chicken crossing.
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Um, Miss Salesperson, this tractor only has one seat.
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We need more seats, not fewer.
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Oh, yeah.
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Hmm.
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Something like this.
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Yes, exactly like that.
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Oh, yeah!
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All we have to do now is go and buy the real thing.
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Okay, let's go!
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What?
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Now?
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Okay.
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Peppa, George and Daddy Pig have arrived at the car showroom.
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Hello.
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So, what are we looking for today?
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One of these, please.
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But bigger.
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Oh.
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Hmm.
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No problem.
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We have just the thing.
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Hooray!
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It's perfect.
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We.. we...
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We have a deal?
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Yes, we have a deal.
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Lovely.
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Let's go!
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Oh.
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Say goodbye to the old car, children.
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Bye.
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Ooh.
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What does this do?
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Oh, it's warming my bottom.
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And done.
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Thank you, Peppa and George.
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We wouldn't have found this lovely new car without you.
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It's perfect.
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How about a ride in the new car to get ice cream?
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Hmm, deal!
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Yeah!
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He-he-he-he!
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Peppa loves the new car.
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Everyone loves the new car.
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And ice cream, of course.
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Context & Background
In this delightful episode from Peppa Pig, we see Peppa embarking on an adventurous day out with her friends. They visit a recycling center and are inspired to create an art van, which sets the stage for creativity and imagination. The dialogue emphasizes the importance of finding inspiration in our surroundings, highlighting that everyday objects can spark artistic expressions. Through interactions with family and friends, learners can observe natural conversational patterns in English, enhancing their understanding of daily communication and cultural references.
Top 5 Phrases for Daily Communication
- “It doesn't matter where we go in life.” - A common expression used to convey that the journey is more important than the destination.
- “That is inspiring.” - A phrase that acknowledges creativity and motivation found in ideas, actions, or surroundings.
- “Can we go shopping now?” - This question showcases the conversational flow and the use of polite inquiry.
- “We are going to make an art van.” - A statement illustrating planning and teamwork, useful in collaborative contexts.
- “I've never painted a van before.” - Expressing novelty, which can prompt discussion about experiences and learning.
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