Siwsi a'r siop 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. #

-Siwsi and the shop

-Today was a big day for Siwsi.

-Dewi was going away.

-Siwsi was going to look

-after the shop...

-..when Dewi was away.

-I think that's everything, Dewi.

-Take care and enjoy yourself.

-You won't forget to deliver

-the groceries, will you?

-Keep the shelves well stocked.

-Don't worry, Dewi, I've made a list.

-Everything will be fine, Dewi,

-you'll see.

-Goodbye!

-Enjoy your holiday.

-Looking after the shop

-was a huge challenge for Siwsi.

-She was determined

-to make things run smoothly.

-Glan and Mostyn were preparing to

-fly to town to fetch their shopping.

-Hey, Glan and Mostyn.

-Can you pick something up for me?

-What do you need?

-Tins of beans.

-Give my best to Siwsi, too.

-She's looking after the shop.

-You're right, she is.

-OK, Siwsi's shop, here we come.

-Ready?

-Ready?

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-Ready.

-Chocks away, Mostyn!

-Chocks away, Glan!

-Open the gate, Ned.

-Open the gate, Ned.

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-Opening the gate, Glan.

-Buckle up, Mostyn.

-Buckle up, Mostyn.

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-Buckled up!

-Siwsi had organised everything

-in the shop.

-Right then, I've done that.

-The shelves are full.

-What's next? Let's see.

-Hello, Alys.

-Hello, Alys.

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-How's it going, Siwsi?

-Very well... so far.

-Nothing's gone wrong yet.

-I'm sure you'll be fine.

-Now then, where is it?

-Here it is, my shopping list.

-Can you deliver my groceries later?

-I'll do it straightaway.

-Thank you, Siwsi.

-Hello, Siwsi.

-I've brought something from Tali.

-It's his shopping list.

-It's a long list.

-Can you take it to him

-as soon as possible?

-I'm busy with Alys's shopping list,

-Pwyll.

-Oh, dear.

-I have so many things to do.

-The shop became busier and busier

-throughout the day.

-Thank you, Siwsi.

-Thank you.

-I'll help you put them away.

-Siwsi!

-Siwsi!

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-How are you?

-I'd better go. I'm sorry.

-Right then, bread, milk,

-biscuits and sweets.

-Not sweets!

-Baked beans - two tins for Mali.

-She sends her best regards.

-How silly of me. I'm sorry, Mostyn.

-CAR HORN

-Oh, dear, someone wants petrol.

-You serve them Siwsi.

-We'll find the baked beans.

-I'm sorry, Loli.

-I'm sorry, Loli.

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-Fill her up, Siwsi.

-Right to the top.

-I think Siwsi's

-finding it difficult.

-Can we help her in any way?

-Thank you, Siwsi.

-Toodle-ooh!

-Toodle-ooh!

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-Bye.

-Oh, no. Tali's shopping.

-He asked me to deliver it.

-There's so much to do.

-How does Dewi do it all?

-Hold on, Siwsi.

-You've forgotten something.

-When Dewi's here,

-he has someone to help him.

-Glan's right, Siwsi.

-You need some help in the shop.

-I know. Why don't we ask Mali?

-She'd love to help you.

-Mali? She'd be wonderful.

-Do you think she'll come?

-Leave it all to us.

-Glan and Mostyn asked Mali if she'd

-like to help Siwsi in the shop.

-Take over the shop?

-I'd love to do that.

-I think you'd be very good, Mali.

-You wouldn't be taking over the

-shop. You'd be helping in the shop.

-Mali had other ideas.

-This is great. I've got

-the whole shop to look after.

-Siwsi, bring them over here.

-Put them there, Siwsi.

-We'll build a tower.

-Then, our customers can choose what

-they want. They can help themselves.

-Mali, I'm not sure about that. Dewi

-keeps everything on the shelves.

-We're supposed to fetch

-what the customers want.

-OK, the counter's not in

-the right place, Siwsi.

-I think we should move it.

-I think we should move it.

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-No.

-Look what I've done.

-Back on the farm, Glan and Mostyn

-were about to take to the air.

-I wonder how Siwsi and Mali

-are getting on?

-They'll be fine, won't they?

-Of course.

-At the shop, Siwsi was preparing

-to deliver Tali's shopping.

-OK, done.

-Phew, I'm thirsty after doing that.

-I'm going to Alys's cafe.

-You can't leave the shop, Mali.

-I'm sorry, Siwsi. I forgot.

-Don't worry. I'll stay.

-Thank you, Mali. Bye.

-Siwsi struggled

-to carry Tali's shopping.

-She was trying to carry

-too much shopping at the same time.

-Fortunately, help was on its way.

-What's wrong, Siwsi?

-I'm delivering the groceries

-but they're so heavy.

-I can't look after the shop

-like Dewi.

-You've forgotten something.

-Dewi doesn't carry the groceries.

-He delivers them in his van.

-Yes, that's what you need, Siwsi -

-some transport.

-Why don't we deliver your shopping?

-You can go back to work in the shop.

-You can go back to work in the shop.

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-What a great idea.

-I'm supposed to do Dewi's work.

-It's important that you do

-the job well.

-Sometimes, that means

-doing things your own way.

-Do you really think so?

-Yes, you're right. Thank you.

-We're here to help.

-We'll load these bags

-and take them over to Tali.

-While Glan and Mostyn deliver

-the shopping, we can work together.

-Yes. Can I get a drink now?

-Not yet, Mali.

-Since we're both here,

-there are things I want to do.

-I want to clean up the store room.

-Dewi's wanted to clean it up

-for ages.

-OK, chief, you're the boss.

-Soon, everything was running

-like clockwork.

-Vegetables, milk.

-Thank you, Siwsi.

-A few days later,

-Dewi returned from his holidays.

-Everyone was looking forward

-to seeing him.

-Dewi was happy

-to see his shop again.

-It was looking better than ever.

-I don't believe this.

-My store room is tidy.

-Look at those wonderful flowers.

-Despite her initial concerns,

-Siwsi had done a great job.

-Thank to the koala brothers...

-..she learnt that sometimes,

-you have to do things your own way.

-I said you'd be happy.

-I am. Thank you, Siwsi.

-Well done, Siwsi.

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