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Wallabies, Penguins and Evildea | Valabioj, Pingvenoj kaj Evidea

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    Hello, everyone!
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    This is Evildea, your God,
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    and today I'm going to the zoo
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    with my wife and her best friend
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    and husband.
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    Now the question: what does a woman have
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    in her handbag?
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    So, she has a purse,
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    cosmetics, I suppose,
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    What's that? A mobile phone, and...
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    So, we've just arrived at
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    Featherdale Wildlife Park, I'm now in
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    the car park, and we have to go over there.
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    So, I suppose that the aim of today's
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    videoblog is just to learn the names of
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    the various animals here, because I know
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    the names of many animals in Esperanto
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    but of course not all, so we'll just
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    discover names together.
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    So, I suppose that this is the first
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    animal which I'll show you,
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    it's a bird, of course. In English it's
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    'cassowary', and I had to look up
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    the name for it in Esperanto, but it's
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    kazuaro. I believe that's right,
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    I've already forgotten.
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    So I now have to recheck.
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    Kazuaro. Yes, kazuaro.
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    So, my wife has just found a wombat.
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    There it is. Show me your beautiful face!
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    You're very beautiful.
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    My wife finally has a baby!
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    Hello, wombat!
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    I'm not filming.
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    You're very beautiful.
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    It's a big cat, but fatter.
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    And grey. I really like wombats.
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    Yes, vombato in Esperanto.
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    Hello, pelican!
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    Are you eating something tasty?
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    Do you want to share it with me?
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    So, according to this, I'm now in the
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    koala sanctuary.
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    Hello, koala!
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    Look at me!
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    Your face is very beautiful, isn't it?
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    And now we're going to Kangaroo Land.
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    So this is actually a wallaby,
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    and a wallaby is just a type of kangaroo.
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    But it's smaller usually.
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    It's a bit funny because when I film
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    my videoblogs, people often tend to say
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    "Oh, which country are you from?"
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    and then I answer "Australia..."
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    and they don't know how to respond, as if
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    finding non-English speakers here is
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    a strange phenomenon.
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    Hello, pineapples!
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    I remember that a long, long time ago,
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    I said to Sarah SC that I would find you,
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    and I would take you, and I would name
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    your parts for a film.
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    Luckily, you're behind a fence.
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    Oh wow, this wombat is huge!
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    And he needs to clean himself.
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    Is that tasty? Seems to be, yes.
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    I'm here with my new friend, Wallaby.
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    As you can see, he wants to eat,
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    he's very hungry.
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    So, we're now in the Echidna encounter,
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    I suppose.
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    So, here's the Australian echidna.
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    But this has the name of
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    the short-beaked echidna.
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    So now I'm at the first cafe
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    in this nature park, and we have to
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    find food, because I'm very hungry.
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    So, I have chocolate, a hotdog,
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    cola, and my wife has fish with lemon.
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    This eagle is huge! It's bigger than a cat.
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    Look at it, I know that it's hard
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    to see it.
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    And it seems that he likes meat.
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    Maybe it's the meat of his victims.
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    Don't be afraid of him, don't be afraid.
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    He's just testing your clothes.
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    Hello, emus!
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    Do you want to eat my camera?
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    Hello, penguins! Hello penguins!
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    How are you?
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    So, we're now in the farm, and my wife
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    really loves this place because she likes
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    the little animals, for example, sheep,
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    goats, and so on.
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    So, let's go in!
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    It's a big rabbit. Rabbit!
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    A huge turkey here!
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    He's scared of me.
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    Or maybe he's scared of the children,
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    but it seems that he doesn't want to
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    come to me.
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    So that's everything, I suppose that
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    I'll now go to the restaurant,
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    to eat together with... her. Her!
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    Yes, we'll eat with HER.
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    I'm saying that to scare her, because
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    she doesn't know what I'm saying.
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    So, yes, we're going to the restaurant.
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    No! They're my trousers! Don't touch them.
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    She always wants to touch my trousers.
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    She doesn't like them.
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    And that's everything.
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    So, if you like this video, like it,
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    share it, subscribe to my channel if you
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    haven't yet subscribed, and I'll see you
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    all in the next film.
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    And if you're not there, I'll find you
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    and I'll feed the animals with your flesh.
Title:
Wallabies, Penguins and Evildea | Valabioj, Pingvenoj kaj Evidea
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Video Language:
Esperanto
Duration:
06:48

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