Spanish for Little Ones! Animals - Animales!

Hola. Hello. Hola is hello in Spanish. Can you say it? Hola. Yo soy Romi. My name is Romi. And this is Boots. Boots is my dog. Un perro. Can you say perro? Perro. It's a hard one. It's short. But it's a little bit hard to say. Perro. Boots is a perro. And a perro is an animal. Un animal. Today is a very special day because we're going to learn about animales. Are you ready? ¿Están listos? Mira este conejo tan bonito. Conejo is rabbit. Bunny rabbit. Conejo. Mira este panda rojo. Panda rojo es red panda. Ahora mira este pulpo. Pulpo is octopus. Can you say pulpo? Okay, another fun one to say is hipopótamo. Hippopotamus. It's a fun word in English and in Spanish. Ahora tengo un elefante. Elephant. Elefante. Those sound similar, right? Same with this next one. Un león. A lion. But this one doesn't look very scary. Y este ya lo conocen. You know this one already. Un perro. Perro. Perro is dog. And this one is my dog, Putz. Do you know what sound a dog makes? ¿Qué sonido hace un perro? Can you make it? I can do it. Ruff, ruff, ruff, ruff, ruff. Okay, what animal is this? I know it's a bear, but in Spanish it's an oso. Oso. With an O. Oso. And these are actually my favorite animals. They just look so cuddly. But careful because they're not. Okay, next one. Elephant. Elefante. These sound so similar. Elephant. Elefante. And the next one. A giraffe. Una jirafa. This is an interesting one because in English we say giraffe, but it's with a G, but it sounds like a J. Giraffe. But it's a G. But in Spanish, it's with a J. But it sounds like an H. Jirafa. I know. It's complicated. But we'll get there. So this is a jirafa. Giraffe. Do you want to pretend to go to the zoo together? Juntos. Together in Spanish is juntos. Juntos. ¿Vamos juntos al zoológico? Yeah. Yeah? Okay, great. First, we need tickets. Two tickets to the zoo, please. Perfect. Thank you. Gracias. Thank you in Spanish is gracias. Can you say it? Gracias. It's always nice to say gracias or thank you when someone hands you something. So let's try it. Two tickets to the zoológico, please. Thank you. Gracias. Good job. Okay, let's go inside. What animals do we see? Look, a tiger. Un tigre. Those are kind of similar. Tiger in Spanish is tigre. You just kind of reverse some of the letters in there. Tiger. Tigre. What sound does a tigre make? Roar. That's a scary tigre. What sound would a very cute, tiny, cartoon tigre make? Roar. Good job. Let's keep going. What animal do we see next? Un mono? A monkey? I see it. I see the mono. Monkey in Spanish is mono. That one's really easy. Mono. Okay, ¿qué sonido hace un mono? Mono. What sound does a monkey make? Let's try to see one more animal. Yeah? Let's go. We're at the zoológico. We're at the zoo, zoológico. Do you see that over there? It's enormous. It's gigantic. It's gray. Grayish brown. It's got big ears and a really long trunk. Do you see it? It's an elephant. Elephant in Spanish is elefante. Elefante. ¿Dónde están los ojos del conejo? Ojos are eyes in Spanish, and conejo is bunny rabbit. ¿Dónde están los ojos del conejo? ¡Ahí están! Y el conejo tiene dos ojos. Right? One, two. Uno, dos. ¿Dónde están las orejas del conejo? Ears in Spanish are orejas. Orejas. Ears. ¿Dónde están las orejas del conejo? ¡Ahí están! And she has dos orejas. One, two. Uno, dos. Monkey in Spanish is mono. Mono. What sound does a monkey make? ¿Qué sonido hace un mono? ¡O, o, o, a, a, a! ¡O, o, o, a, a, a! Okay. ¿Dónde están las orejas, ears, del mono? Hmm. ¡Ahí están! One, two. Uno, dos. Dos orejas. ¡Muy bien! ¿Y dónde están las manos del mono? Manos. ¡Good job! ¿Y esta rana pequeña? Rana is frog. Frog is rana in Spanish. So, ¿dónde están los ojos, eyes, de esta rana pequeña? ¡Ahí están sus ojos! One, two. Uno, dos. ¡Dos ojos! ¿Y este cerdo? Pig in Spanish is cerdo. Cerdo. Where is this cerdo's nariz? Nose. ¡Ahí están! ¡Muy bien! ¡Good job! That's the cerdo's nariz. What about the cerdo's orejas? Orejas. Right here. One, two. Uno, dos. Dos orejas. What animal is this in Spanish? ¡Un elefante! Easy, elephant. Elefante. ¡Un león! A lion. ¿Qué sonido hace un león? ¡Una jirafa! And it would probably be eating some hojas, leaves. ¡Una cebra! Would we see a zebra at the zoológico? ¡Sí! Sí, I think so too. ¡Un gorila! ¡Una tortuga! ¿Has visto una tortuga en el zoológico? Have you seen a turtle at the zoo? ¡Sí! And a búho, an owl. These two sound totally different. Owl, búho. But búho kind of sounds like the sound an owl makes. Búho, búho. Have you ever been to a zoo? Zoo in Spanish is zoológico. That's a long word, and it's kind of hard to say. Zoológico. Have you been to one? ¡Yeah! You have? ¡Sí! So does that mean you saw the animals at the zoológico? ¡Yeah! Animals in Spanish are animales. That one's close. Animals. ¡Animales! ¿Viste los animales en el zoológico? You did? What animals could we find at a zoológico? A zebra. ¿Una cebra? A gorilla. ¿Un gorila? A lion. ¡Un león! Oh, oh, I know. What about a flamingo? Un flamenco. All of those animals sound very similar in English and in Spanish. Here, let's try it again. Zebra. Cebra. Gorilla. Lion. León. Flamingo. Flamenco.