Pegi yn Cael Help Y Brodyr Coala

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-# Two brothers

-who are happy to help others.

-# Two generous, happy brothers.

-The best in the land.

-# Hey, hey, hey, hey,

-they are heroes.

-# Glan is the pilot.

-Mostyn sits in the rear.

-# They'll come and see you

-in their aeroplane.

-# They are heroes. #

-Help for Pegi

-Who was waiting at the airstrip one

-sunny morning but Pegi, the penguin.

-She had come

-to ask for the koala brothers' help.

-Where on earth were they?

-Pwyll was delivering

-the koala brothers' post.

-Let me see. What do we have here?

-Good morning, Pwyll.

-Good morning, Pwyll.

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-Good morning, Glan and Mostyn.

-Any post for us, Pwyll?

-Any post for us, Pwyll?

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-Yes. One postcard, Mostyn.

-Any post for us, Pwyll?

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-Yes. One postcard, Mostyn.

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-Thank you.

-Hey, Glan! It's from Pegi.

-She says she needs our help.

-She'll be here,

-first thing on Tuesday morning.

-It

-is

-Tuesday morning!

-Fetch Ned. I'll fetch the aeroplane.

-This is an emergency, Ned!

-Pegi is waiting!

-We need you to open the gate.

-Chocks away, Mostyn.

-Chocks away, Glan.

-Open the gate, Ned.

-Open the gate, Ned.

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-Going for the gate, Glan.

-Will Pegi be alright, Mostyn?

-Will Pegi be alright, Mostyn?

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-I hope so, Ned.

-Hello, Pegi. It's good to see you.

-Pegi was delighted

-to be back on the farm.

-Glan and Mostyn

-realised Pegi had a serious problem.

-She'd travelled all the way

-from the South Pole, after all.

-We received your postcard, Pegi.

-We received your postcard, Pegi.

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-Yes. You said you needed help.

-What's up?

-You want to knit?

-You want to knit a jumper for Loli?

-Good thinking, Pegi!

-It can be cold, in the mornings.

-Yes. We all need a thick jumper,

-to wear in the mornings.

-Why do you need our help?

-You can't knit?

-You want us to help you

-knit a jumper for Loli.

-Don't worry, Pegi.

-I'm sure Glan can help you knit.

-Can I?

-Yes, of course I can!

-Um... we're here to help.

-Glan had never seen

-a knitting pattern before.

-It seemed very complicated.

-What are you doing, Mostyn?

-What are you doing, Mostyn?

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-I'm teaching Pegi to knit.

-Can I help?

-Can I help?

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-Yes, Ned. Hold out your hands.

-First, wind the wool

-around the needles.

-Done it, Glan.

-Then, slot a needle

-through the hole.

-It's through the hole.

-Great!

-Cross the needles and repeat.

-Do it again.

-Pegi is doing it again, Glan.

-You carry on

-and I'll make a cup of tea.

-Mostyn! What happened?

-We got ourselves

-in a bit of a tangle.

-They freed themselves

-and decided to try again.

-Have we finished, yet? My arms ache.

-Hey, Glan! Pegi did it.

-Well done!

-Well done!

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-It's perfect, Pegi.

-Cooee! It's only me.

-What's that?

-What's that?

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-It's Pegi's knitting.

-She's knitting a jumper for Loli.

-She's knitting a jumper for Loli.

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-You'll need more wool than that.

-Mali's right, Mostyn.

-We need some more wool.

-Mali! Stop!

-Whenever you need something,

-just head for Dewi's shop.

-Here you are.

-I'm sorry, Pegi.

-I've sold out of wool.

-What a shame.

-Thanks anyway.

-No, Pegi, that isn't wool.

-No, it's garden string.

-It's strong stuff.

-I think she wants it, Glan.

-I think she wants it, Glan.

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-Alright, Pegi.

-Glan and Mostyn knew Loli

-wouldn't get her jumper...

-..unless they found some wool.

-They decided to visit

-everyone in town.

-Surely,

-someone would have some wool?

-Hello, Pwyll.

-You found Pegi, then?

-Yes.

-She's knitting a jumper for Loli.

-She needs wool. Can you help?

-She needs wool. Can you help?

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-Let's see what I have in here.

-Ooh! I thought I'd lost that.

-I don't have any wool

-but I do have some cotton.

-You can have it, Pegi.

-They didn't find any wool,

-but everyone gave Pegi something.

-You can have this lovely ribbon.

-They searched all day.

-Nobody seemed to have any wool.

-I don't know about you,

-but I need an ice cream.

-Good thinking, Glan.

-What about you, Pegi?

-She wants the jumper

-to be a surprise for Loli.

-Oh! Alright.

-Hello. Would you like an ice cream?

-Yes. Three strawberry ice creams,

-please.

-Three? Who'll eat the third one?

-Pegi.

-Oh! Where is she?

-Behind that tree.

-Behind that tree.

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-(LOLI) Hello, Pegi!

-Hello, Pegi.

-Did you find any wool?

-We searched and searched

-but all we found was this...

-..and this.

-You can have it, if you like.

-We failed, Glan.

-We failed, Glan.

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-Yes, Mostyn.

-She'll be disappointed

-if she can't knit a jumper.

-Hello, Pegi.

-We don't know where else to look.

-We're sorry. We want to help you.

-Pegi? What are you doing?

-She's knitting, Mostyn.

-That's why you collected everything.

-Come on, Mostyn.

-There's work to be done.

-We're here to help.

-The koala brothers helped Pegi

-all night long.

-They'd knitted everything together,

-by the morning...

-..but they still didn't have enough

-to make a jumper for Loli.

-You did your best, Pegi.

-It's perfect.

-It's perfect.

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-Yes, but it isn't a jumper.

-It's perfect.

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-Yes, but it isn't a jumper.

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-No - it's better than a jumper.

-It's just what Loli needs - a scarf!

-Brr!

-Thank you, Siwsi.

-Thank you, Siwsi.

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-No problem.

-Good morning, Loli.

-Good morning, Loli.

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-Good morning, everyone.

-Would you like something cold?

-No, thank you.

-We have something for you.

-For me?

-Thank you, Pegi.

-It's lovely.

-It's lovely and warm.

-Oh, Pegi, it's perfect!

-Loli looked very smart

-in her new scarf...

-..thanks to Pegi

-and the koala brothers.

-I think

-this calls for a celebration.

-From then on,

-when the sun set in the evening...

-..Loli was always lovely and warm.

-Pegi learned that helpful friends

-are very precious.