Peppa Pig Season 3 Episode 12 Delphine Donkey

Frankie Delaney

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00:00Peppa Pig, this is my little brother George, this is Mummy Pig, and this is Daddy Pig, Peppa Pig, Dolphin Donkey.

00:23Hello, Daddy Pig speaking.

00:25Monsieur Pig, comment allez-vous?

00:27Oh, something's wrong with the phone.

00:32You see, the phone's talking nonsense.

00:35Allo, comment allez-vous?

00:37Allo, Monsieur?

00:38Est-ce que Delphine peut rester pour un jour?

00:39Oui.

00:40Elle vient juste de prendre le train.

00:41Au revoir.

00:42That was Monsieur Donkey. He was speaking French.

00:45Ah, I thought as much.

00:48Mummy, what did Monsieur Donkey say?

00:52He asked if little Delphine Donkey could visit us.

00:56Oh, goody.

00:57Delphine Donkey is Peppa's very special friend, from France.

01:02Delphine's coming to practice talking English with us.

01:06Hooray!

01:07We'd better hurry. Delphine's train is arriving any minute.

01:14Last stop, all trains.

01:17That's Delphine. Trains!

01:22Delphine!

01:23Bonjour.

01:24Bonjour means hello in French.

01:27Bonjour.

01:31Bonjour.

01:32Bonjour, Mr. Donkey.

01:34My goodness, is that huge case for Delphine?

01:39Yes. Delphine has brought a few little things for her visit.

01:43Things you do not have over here.

01:45Cheese, bread, tomatoes, water.

01:51Au revoir, Delphine.

01:52Au revoir, Delphine. I will be back to pick you up tomorrow night.

01:59Where shall I put Delphine's luggage?

02:02In my room, at the very top of the house.

02:06Oh.

02:10And this luggage is for one night's stay?

02:13Oh, yes. That is why I only pack a little bag.

02:19Oh.

02:20Now, Delphine is here to practice talking English, so we must all help her.

02:25Yes, Mummy.

02:28First, I must say sorry. I do not speak English very well.

02:33You don't speak too badly.

02:36You are very kind, Mr. Pig, but may I ask you a question about talking English?

02:43Of course. I'm an expert at talking. Ask away.

02:48Are English split infinitives a form of irregular verb or past pronoun?

02:55Uh...

02:57Actually, it's quite late. Shall we set up Delphine's bed?

03:01Mummy! Mummy! Can Delphine sleep in my bed with a pillow at each end?

03:08Good idea, Peppa.

03:09Peppa and Delphine are sleeping at each end of the same bed.

03:15Now, children, try to go to sleep.

03:18You've got a busy day tomorrow. Delphine is visiting your playgroup.

03:23Wow. Dormez bien.

03:26Dormez bien is French for sleep well.

03:30I'm not sleepy at all.

03:33Let's sing a little song to make her sleepy.

03:37Yes.

03:39Frère Jacques, Frère Jacques, Dormez-vous, Dormez-vous,

03:47Sonnez les matines...

03:50Delphine's pretty French song has sent everyone to sleep.

04:00Delphine has come to visit Peppa's playgroup.

04:04Madame Gazelle, this is my French friend, Delphine Donkey.

04:11Bonjour.

04:13Ah! Bonjour, Delphine.

04:15Delphine sang a pretty French song last night.

04:20Can we teach her an English song?

04:23How about the Bing Bong song?

04:27Yes. Sing me this Bing Bong song.

04:30It would be good for my English.

04:33Okay.

04:37We're playing a tune and we're singing a song

04:41With a bing and a bong and a bing

04:45Bong bing boong, bing bong bing, bing bong bingly bongly boong

04:53Bong bing boong, bing bong bing, bing bong bingly bongly boong

05:01Good. I have learnt lots of new English words.

05:06Bing

05:07Bong

05:08Bingly bongly boong

05:12Bong bing boong, bing bong bing, bing bong bingly bongly boong

05:20Bong bing boong, bing bong bing, bing bong

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