William: Yes, he said "put on your jim-jams". Jim-jams is a baby phrase for pyjamas.

Wang Fei: Pyjamas 睡衣。

William: And the father also made sure his little boy had his teddy.

Wang Fei: His teddy 他的毛絨玩具。And then at the end, he didn't say goodnight to his little boy.

William: No, he said "nighty-night". There was a lot of language in that clip, so let's hear it again:
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Father: Come on Alex! Beddy-byes! Have you got your teddy? Put on your jim-jams. That's it! On they go. Jump into bed then. Sleepy time! Shall we sing you a song? "Twinkle, twinkle little star. How I wonder what you are?" Nighty-night.

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William: (as a six-year-old) Wang Fei, do you want to see my teddy?

Wang Fei: Er... not really.

William: Here he is!

Wang Fei: What's this?

William: He's called Badger.

Wang Fei: Wow! 它看上去很老… 也很舊！它的眼睛呢？

William: Well, he's been cuddled a lot. Do you want to see my jim-jams?
他被擁抱的次數(shù)太多了。你想看看我的睡衣嗎？

Wang Fei: No… not exactly. I think we should end today's programme there, because I can tell that William is getting ready for beddy-byes.
不是很想。我想我們應(yīng)該結(jié)束今天的節(jié)目。因?yàn)槲矣X(jué)得William已經(jīng)準(zhǔn)備好睡覺(jué)了。

William: Look Wang Fei, they're blue and they've got racing cars on!

Wang Fei: 算了，算了，我不想看! 各位再見(jiàn)！