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Caillou FRANÇAIS - Caillou range ses jouets (S01E05) | conte pour enfant | Caillou en Français

Caillou apprend à ranger ses jouets pour pouvoir manger sa mousse au chocolat. Son père l'aide à ranger et ils décident de donner certains jouets à d'autres enfants. #Caillou #jouets #rangement
Duration
5 mins
Source
Level
beginner
Word Count
382 (202 unique words)
Topics
Arts & Literature
Children's Literature
Lifestyle
Parenting
Children's Lifestyle
Education
Early Childhood Education
Caillou FRANÇAIS - Caillou range ses jouets  (S01E05) | conte pour enfant | Caillou en Français
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You're a big boy now.
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I love being at home with you.
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I like big boys.
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I love it, it's me.
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Here it is.
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Alright, kids, it's story time.
Caillou d'aujourd'hui Caillou .
Caillou tidied up his toys today.
Caillou, est-ce , Caillou , .
Oh no, where on earth can Caillou be? What a shame that Caillou has disappeared, he won't be able to enjoy any chocolate mousse.
, Caillou .
It's true, Caillou loves chocolate mousse.
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Hey, wait up.
Regardez-moi .
Look at this mess.
est-ce Cayo .
What did I tell you, Cayo? I shouldn't leave my toys on the stairs.
Cayo .
Cayo knew all too well that he shouldn't leave his toys on the stairs.
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Put the chocolate mousse in your room, please.
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I love chocolate mousse.
Caillou, .
Please, Caillou, come here.
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It seems important.
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I think you'd better go talk to Dad.
Caillou, est-ce ?
Caillou, haven't I told you time and again about leaving your toys in the driveway?
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You shouldn't leave them there.
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Exactly.
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I'd like you to put them away.
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But I didn't eat my chocolate mousse.
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"Your chocolate mousse will have to wait."
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Here's the translation following your guidelines: Tiens, je vais t'aider. **Translation:** Hold on, I'll help you out. **Explanation:** - "Tiens" is an interjection used to express surprise or to call someone's attention. In this context, it's similar to saying "Hey, wait a minute." - "Je vais t'aider" is a simple future tense sentence meaning "I will help you." The translation uses a more casual, everyday language to maintain the tone of the original text.
Caillou , .
Caillou wasn't too happy, even though his dad had said he'd help him.
Caillou, .
Caillou, I'd like to have a word with you.
Caillou, .
Caillou, you need to put all your toys away.
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You can have your chocolate mousse for dessert.
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Alright, Dad.
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"Are you sure we picked up all your toys? I'm sure, look."
Ouais, .
Sure, I'd love some chocolate mousse. Yeah, chocolate mousse.
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Come take a look at what I found here.
, Caillou, , .
You know, Caillou, I think you have an awful lot of toys, and they're taking up so much space.
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I know.
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And then, there are a bunch of them that you don't play with anymore.
est-ce Mouslim.
What could we do? You could give some to Mouslim.
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Alright, I'll give him a toy and maybe a few more of the same.
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You need a big box to put all your toys in.
Vu-tu ?
Would you like to help me make one?
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Oh yes!
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As soon as I finish my chocolate mousse.
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Here's the translation following your guidelines: "Well, I think she's old enough."
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Thank you, Dad.
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Let's see if the lid fits properly.

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