Mandarin transcript (in pinyin and characters) for Peppa Pig S01E51 “Daddy’s Movie Camera” Part 4:

nǐhǎo, wǒ shì pèiqí
zàilái, zàilái
wǒmen gāi pāi yìdiǎnr xīn dōngxi le
wǒ zhīdào, nǐ xiān líkāi zhè fángjiān
wǒmen huì pāi duàn yǐngpiàn gěi nǐ kàn
xiān chūqù ma
zhū bàba zài chúfáng lǐ děng deshíhòu, zhū māma、 pèiqí hé qiáozhì zhèngzài pāishè yǐngpiàn
bùxǔ tōukàn ò, zhū bàba
wǒmen sāngè dōu děi chūjìng
qiáozhì, nǐ xiǎng dìyī gè lái ma

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Show Notes for Learn Chinese with Peppa Pig Season 01 Episode 51 Part 4

nǐhǎo, wǒ shì pèiqí
你好，我是佩奇
Hello, I am Peppa.

zàilái, zàilái
再来，再来
Again, again!

再 = zài, again
来 = lái, come
Together, 再来 is a colloquial expression to urge somebody to repeat something that was just done. For example, after you repeat after the video, I’d encourage you by saying 再来一遍 = zàilái yībiàn, do it one more time.

wǒmen gāi pāi yìdiǎnr xīn dōngxi le
我们该拍一点儿新东西了
We should videotape something new.

我们 = wǒmen, we.
该 = gāi, should. A colloquial form of 应该 = yīnggāi. Contrast this with 得 = děi which also means should but 得 usually implies reluctance. Refer to S01E03 Part 4 or S01E51 Part 2.
拍 = pāi, shoot (videos), or take photos: 拍照片 = pāi zhàopiàn
一点 = yìdiǎn, a little bit. 一 can be omitted here.
新（的） = xīn (de), new, 的 is often omitted
东西 = dōngxi, thing.
了 = le, indicate something should happen soon. For example, 我们该吃饭了 = wǒmen gāi chīfànle, we should eat soon.

wǒ zhīdào, nǐ xiān líkāi zhè fángjiān
我知道，你先离开这房间
I know, first you leave the room.

知道 = zhīdào, know
你 = nǐ, you
先 = xiān, first. In this context, Mommy Pig is asking Daddy Pig to leave the room first without explicitly saying “should”. 你先 or just 先 is a common way to urge somebody to do something as a prerequisite for something else to happen.
离开 = líkāi, leave
这 = zhè, this
房间 = fángjiān, room

wǒmen huì pāi duàn yǐngpiàn gěi nǐ kàn
我们会拍段影片给你看
We will shoot a video to show you.

会 = huì, will
段 = duàn, the measurement word for a short clip of video. Often 段 means only a portion of a full video. 一 is omitted from 一段.
影片 = yǐngpiàn, a movie clip
给 + person + 看 = to show something to the person. 我给你看看这个 = wǒ gěi nǐ kàn kàn zhège, can be used to express “Let me show you something” in a casual way.

xiān chūqù ma
先出去嘛
First you get out

出去 = chūqù, to get out or go out
嘛 = ma, it softens the imperative. 先出去 by itself could sound pretty serious, imagine while your parents are fighting, they ask you to get out of the room.

zhū bàba zài chúfáng lǐ děng deshíhòu
猪爸爸在厨房里等的时候
While Daddy Pig is waiting in the Kitchen

猪爸爸 = zhū bàba, Daddy Pig
厨房 = chúfáng, kitchen
里 = lǐ, inside
Person + 在 + verb + 的时候 = , while somebody is doing something
This would be an unremarkable sentence for any native Chinese speaker, but it may not be obvious why the words are put together this way. Compare the following three sentences, all are valid:
1. 猪爸爸在等的时候 = while Daddy Pig is waiting
2. 猪爸爸在厨房里的时候 = while Daddy Pig is in the kitchen
3. 猪爸爸在厨房里等的时候 = while Daddy Pig is waiting in the kitchen
在 often can indicate location, such as in 我在家 = wǒ zàijiā, I’m home. However, in (1), even if you don’t specify a location, you still need 在 to describe the activity is currently happening. 厨房里 in both (2) and (3) describes the location. As you can see in (2), you can also use a location alone.

zhū māma、 pèiqí hé qiáozhì zhèngzài pāishè yǐngpiàn
猪妈妈、佩奇和乔治正在拍摄影片
Mommy Pig, Peppa and George are shooting a video.

bùxǔ tōukàn ò, zhū bàba
不许偷看哦，猪爸爸
Don’t peek, Daddy Pig

wǒmen sāngè dōu děi chū jìng
我们三个都得出镜
All of us three should appear in the video.

三 = sān, three
个 = gè, the measure word for a person
都 = dōu, all
得 = děi, should, often reluctantly. In this context the reluctance isn’t strong. It’s kinda like saying regardless if you want or not, you gotta appear in this video.
出镜 = chū jìng, to appear in a video

qiáozhì, nǐ xiǎng dìyī gè lái ma
乔治，你想第一个来吗
George, do you want to be the first?

想 = xiǎng, want to
第一 = dìyī, first
来 = lái, usually means “come” but it can often be used to represent “to do something” without explicitly stating the activity. It’s the same meaning as the 来 in 再来. You can say “你来” if you want to ask somebody to try something when the context is clear.
吗 = ma, it turns a statement into a question

Learn Mandarin: Peppa Pig S01E51 Part 4