[10:30] Learn English Listening with Peppa Pig Season 2: 2000 Essential Vocabulary & Native Expressions

Learn English joyfully with Peppa Pig! This episode, based on Season 2 of Peppa Pig, carefully selects 2000 foundational high-frequency vocabulary words, with detailed explanations and native practical expressions. Improve your listening skills and vocabulary in a fun story setting, laying a solid foundation for English speaking and listening. Below is the content for this episode of Peppa Pig Learns English Season 2 – 2000 Basic Words. Keep building your skills and make your English more practical!

The boat pond. Boat. Boat. The ducks are swimming in their pond. They are very happy. Here are Peppa, George, Mummy Pig and Daddy Pig. Hello ducks. Duck. Duck. The ducks want some bread. Bread. Sorry Mrs. Duck. We haven't got any bread today. We've got something much more fun. Peppa has brought her toy boat. And George has brought his toy boat. Let's wind your boat up George. Wind up. Wind up. George's boat works with clockwork. Clockwork? Clockwork? Quick George, put the boat in the pond before the clockwork runs out. Run out. Run out. George loves his clockwork boat.

Mummy, can you wind my boat up? Your boat doesn't need winding up Peppa. Peppa's boat is a sailboat. The wind makes it go along. Sailboat. Sailboat. I don't like my boat. It doesn't do anything. That's because there isn't any wind today. Maybe you just need a little help. A huff and a puff and a brew your boat along. Huff. Huff. Puff. Hurray! It went really fast. Peppa loves her sailboat.

Here is Peppa's friend, Susie Sheep. Hello everyone. Hello Susie. Huff. We're playing with our boats. Meh. I've got my speedboat. Speedboat. Speedboat. Is it clockwork? No, it has batteries. Battery. Battery. Susie's speedboat uses batteries to make it go. Ooh. What a great speedboat. Sorry Mrs. Duck.

Here is Danny Dog with Granddad Dog. Granddad. Granddad. Hello everyone. Hello Danny. Hello Danny. My Granddad has made me this paddle boat. Paddle boat. Paddle boat. Ooh. I say that's impressive. Impressive. Impressive. How does it work? It's steam powered. Steam. Steam. It is steam powered. It is steam powered. I just push this little lever. Lever. Lever. Wow. What a fantastic paddle boat.

Ah, ah, ah. What? Here is Rebecca Rabbit with her mummy. Hello everyone. Hello Rebecca. We're playing with our boat. I wish I had a boat. Wish. Wish. Rebecca Rabbit does not have a boat. I've got an idea. Luckily I brought my newspaper along. Newspaper. Newspaper. I just need one page. Which page can we lose? News? Sport? Ah, fashion. News. News. Sport. Sport. Fashion. Fashion. Not the fashion page. Okay. I'll use the business page.

When I was a little piggy, I used a fold newspaper like this. Fold. Fold. What is Daddy Pig doing? To make a paper boat. Paper boat. Paper boat. Daddy Pig has made a paper boat. Thank you Mr Pig. George wants a paper boat too. Oh, oh. I suppose I can do without the sport page. Please can I have one? And me? Of course. Daddy Pig is making paper boats for everyone.

Let's have a race. Race. Race. Good idea, Mummy Pig. We can huff and puff and blow the paper boats across. Everyone take a deep breath. Ready? Steady? Blow! Steady. Steady. Steady. We have a winner. Winner. Winner. Who had the sport page? That's George's boat. George is the winner. Hey! I like boats. And I like paper boats the best. Me too!

It's time to go home. Everybody has had a great time. Bye bye! Bye bye, ducks. See you soon. See you soon. See you soon. The ducks enjoy the toy boats, but they quite like having the pond back to themselves again.