Hello, everybody.
Do you know how important time is?
I mean, we need to know how to tell the time on a clock,
so we can say:
"See you this afternoon" or "5:30",
or, for example: "We are going to have dinner at nine o'clock".
Hello, Katharine. Yes.
Did you see the solar clock I have invented?
I invented it when I was a child.
I was a genius then and I'm a genius now!
Hello, Newton.
Do you mean this sundial?
You never stop surprising me.
Yes, nobody like me knows the importance of time.
Well, actually, that's what I just said.
What time do you get up in the morning, ser Isaac?
I get up extremely early in the morning,
at eight o'clock.
At eight o'clock?
That's not very early.
But anyway, what time do you have breakfast?
I like to have breakfast at eight thirty,
half past eight.
And then, I like to take a walk
from nine o'clock until noon.
From nine o'clock until noon? Midday?
That's a very long walk.
Well, yes, I'm a genious, you know?
I need a long walk to think about new ideas
to invent my new inventions.
And I suppose you have lunch around one o'clock, right?
Yes, exactly.
I like to have lunch early.
I have lunch from a quarter to one
until a quarter past one,
because I leave time to have a little nap afterwards.
Of course, you need a break in your busy day.
And what do you do after your nap?
In the afternoon, I continue investigating.
I'm a genius and a scientist, don't forget it.
And then, every day at five o'clock I have a cup of tea.
Got it, every day at five o'clock you have a cup of tea.
And what do you do after that?
Then, I go out into my garden
and seat under the apple tree for two hours.
Then, at seven o'clock, I take a bath.
So, Sir Isaac, I've noticed
you have a very organised day.
What would happen if one day, for example,
you have a bath at ten to seven
or twenty past seven.
No! No! No!
I like to have my bath at seven o'clock.
I have my routine, you know?
Of course, Sir Isaac.
and I suppose that after dinner you go to bed
and you're never awake at midnight, right?
Exactly.
After dinner, I go to bed
at about half past nine,
and I'm neve awake at midnight,
unless I've made a genius discovering.
Of course, Sir Isaac!
And now it's your turn! Do you want to play a game?
Can you tell what time is it?
Exactly, it's twenty past eight.
And now I have one more question.
What word do we use
to say "twelve o'clock" just before the afternoon?
Do we say midnight, noon or early morning?
Of course, we say noon or midday.
Good job!
So today I've told you
everything there is to know about time.
Yes, you really helped us a lot.
Thank you, Sir Isaac Newton.
See you next time, everybody.
Goodbye!