No.
Not at all.
Not really.
Hardly.
Definitely not.
Never.
Oh, yes.
Of course.
For sure.
No doubts.
Certainly.
Absolutely.
Oh, were you listening to me?
I will say "yes" and "no" but in different ways.
Because if you just say "yes, yes, yes" and "no, no, no" all the time,
it's boring. Isn't it?
Would you like to learn some different ways to say yes and no?
Sorry.
Did you say "yes, yes, yes"?
Are you sure?
Of course you're sure.
And the best way to learn is by playing a game.
Are you ready?
Absolutely.
Then let's start.
Okay. So in this game we have a door.
And we're going to open the door
when we like what is coming.
And we're going to close the door
if we don't like what is coming.
And each time we have to use yes or no,
but in different ways.
So are you ready to start the game?
Are you sure?
Let's do it.
(AULLA)
Oh, no. That's the big bad wolf.
I don't like him.
And I don't think we can trust him.
We better not open the door.
So what should we say?
Yes, let's say "never".
Ok, let's practice.
Hi, Catherine. Please, open the door and let me in.
Or I will blow your house down.
Never, big bad wolf.
Never ever.
(Puerta)
Oh, look who is coming.
It's a koala. I love koalas. Don't you?
They are so soft and friendly.
Let's open the door for the koala.
-Hi, there.
Please, open the door and let me in.
Right.
Let's open the door.
But we have to say "yes", but in a different way.
So what should we say?
Yes, we can use "absolutely".
Absolutely, koala.
Please, come in.
We absolutely love you here.
Ok.
So we've practiced with the big bad wolf and the koala.
Let's see who is coming now.
Oh...
That's scary.
It has very sharp teeth.
And it looks angry.
I don't like sharks.
I don't think we should open the door.
Hi, Catherine.
I am hungry, very hungry.
Please, open the door and let me in.
What should we say?
Not at all?
Hardly?
Or definitely not?
Yes, you're right.
Definitely not.
Definitely not, shark.
I'm not going to open the door.
Definitely not.
Ok. Let's do the last one.
Look who's coming.
It's Mermaid.
I like Mermaid.
She's a very good friend.
So what can we say to her?
Ok. Let's say "of course".
Hello, Catherine.
Please, let me in. I have something to tell you.
Of course, Mermaid.
Come in. You are always welcome here.
And I like being here.
We like to have you here.
Well done everyone.
Now you know how to say "yes" and "no"
in many different ways. See you next time.
Bye!