[10:50] Learn English with Peppa Pig Season 2: Master 2000 Essential Words to Boost Listening and Speaking

Learn English joyfully with Peppa Pig! This episode is based on Season 2 of Peppa Pig, featuring 2000 carefully selected high-frequency vocabulary words, detailed explanations, and practical, authentic expressions. Improve your listening and build a solid foundation in spoken English effortlessly through enjoyable story scenarios. Below is the content of Peppa Pig Learns English Season 2: 2000 Basic Vocabulary. Stay consistent, and make your English more practical and life-oriented!

Sports Day. Sports Day. Sports Day. Today is the school sports day. School. School. Peppa and her friends are all here. The first event is a runny. Event. Event. Children have to run as fast as they can. As fast as they can. As fast as they can. I think I will win. Win. Win. I can run very fast. I'm faster than you. Ready? Steady! Ready? Steady go. I can run it 100 miles an hour. 100. 100. Mile. I can run it two million miles an hour. Million. Million. Peppa, Susie, stop talking and run. Oh! Rebecca Rabbit is in the lead. In the lead. In the lead. Oh dear. Peppa and Susie are right at the back. Come on, come on, Jelly! Come on. Come on. Rebecca Rabbit wins. Peppa and Susie are lost. The winner of the race is Rebecca Rabbit. Winner. Winner. Race. Race. Race. Thank you. I would have won if you hadn't been talking to me, Susie. I would have won if you hadn't been talking to me. Now now, Peppa. Remember, it's not winning that matters but taking part. Take part. Take part. Yes, Daddy.

The next event is the long jump. Long jump. Long jump. George and Richard have to see who can jump the furthest. Far. Further. George, run as fast as you can, then jump as far as you can. George, ready? Daddy, go! George has jumped as far as he can. And now it's Richard Rabbit's turn. Sweet. If Richard doesn't run, he won't jump very far. Richard Rabbit, ready? Daddy, jump. Richard Rabbit has jumped further than George. And the winner is Richard Rabbit. Race. Race. George, remember, it's not the winning that matters. But taking part.

The next race is the relay. Relay. Relay. Each child needs to pick a parent to race with. Peppa, pick me! But Daddy, you're not very good at running. I was very good when I was a little piggy. But now you have a big tummy. Tummy. Tummy. Touch my toes. Nearly. Tau. Nearly. Nearly. All right, Daddy. But you must run very fast. The mummies and daddies will run the first part of the race. And then hand the batons to the children. Mummies and daddies. Ready? Go! Daddy! Daddy, pick us in the lead. Come on, Daddy! Come on, Daddy! Thank you, Daddy. You did very well. Now it's my turn. Peppa, stop talking and run. Oh! Peppa. Keep it running! Keep it running! And the winner is Emily Elephant. Pride! Oh, Daddy. I haven't won a prize yet. Prize. Prize. Don't worry, Peppa. There's still one more event.

And now for the last event of the day. The tug of war. The tug of war. Boys against girls. Against. Against. When I say go, you must pull the rope with all your strength. Pull. Pull. Rope. With all your strength. With all your strength. The girls will win. No, that's right. The boys will win. Forever. Daddy! Come on, boys. Come on. Come on. I'm not pulling. Everyone is pulling so hard. The rope is breaking. Break. Break. Whoa! And the result is a draw. Draw. Draw. So both teams win. Team. Team. I love the school sports day. Especially when I win a prize. Especially. Especially.