Yes the baby is 1/4 Mexican, 1/4 Italian, 1/4 African, and 1/4 Derek Adams.
Refrain Alouette, gentille alouette, Alouette, je te plumerai. Je te plumerai le bec, Je te plumerai le bec, Et le bec, et le bec, Alouette, Alouette ! Ah ! ah ! ah ! ah ! (refrain) Je te plumerai les yeux, Je te plumerai les yeux, Et les yeux, et les yeux, Et le bec, et le bec, Alouette, Alouette ! Ah ! ah ! ah ! ah ! (refrain) Je te plumerai la tête, Je te plumerai la tête Et la tête, et la tête Et les yeux, et les yeux, Et le bec, et le bec, Alouette, Alouette ! Ah ! ah ! ah ! ah ! (refrain) Je te plumerai le cou… Je te plumerai le dos… …les ailes… le ventre… …les pattes… la queue… Chorus Lark, nice lark Lark, I'll pluck you. I'll pluck your bill I'll pluck your bill And your bill, and your bill Lark, lark. Ah! Ah! Ah! Ah! (Chorus) I'll pluck your eyes I'll pluck your eyes And your eyes, and your eyes And your bill, and your bill Lark, lark. Ah! Ah! Ah! Ah! (Chorus) I'll pluck your head I'll pluck your head And your head, and your head, And your eyes, and your eyes And your bill, and your bill Lark, lark. Ah! Ah! Ah! Ah! (Chorus) I'll pluck your neck… I'll pluck your back… … your wings… your belly… … your legs… your tail…
Le aso (ah-so)
It is pronounced ah-gah-PO-men ah-LE-lus.
"O le aso lo'u asofanau" or "O lo'u asofanau le aso".
It is pronounced as "mah-noo-ee-ah leh tah-eh-ah-oh."
Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo - 2003 Ha-le Oo-pu Ah-ah 1-43 was released on: Japan: 29 January 2005 USA: 2 September 2006
Once an Austrian Went YodelingWritten By: UnknownCopyright UnknownOnce an Austrian went yodelingOn a mountain so highWhen he met with an avalancheInterrupting his cryHo-li-ah Ho-le-rah-hi-hi-ahHo-le-rah-cuckoo(Rumble, rumble)Ho-li-ah Ho-le-rah-hi-hi-ahHo-le-rah-cuckoo(Rumble, rumble)Ho-li-ah Ho-le-rah-hi-hi-ahHo-le-rah-cuckoo(Rumble, rumble)Once an Austrian went yodelingOn a mountain so highWhen he met with a skierInterrupting his cryHo-li-ah Ho-le-rah-hi-hi-ahHo-le-rah-cuckoo(Swoosh,Rumble rumble)Ho-li-ah Ho-le-rah-hi-hi-ahHo-le-rah-cuckoo(Swoosh,Rumble rumble)Ho-li-ah Ho-le-rah-hi-hi-ahHo-le-rah-cuckoo(Swoosh,Rumble rumble)Once an Austrian went yodelingOn a mountain so highWhen he met with a St. BernardInterrupting his cryHo-li-ah Ho-le-rah-hi-hi-ahHo-le-rah-cuckoo(Arf, arf, swoosh,Rumble rumble)Ho-li-ah Ho-le-rah-hi-hi-ahHo-le-rah-cuckoo(Arf, arf, swoosh,Rumble rumble)Ho-li-ah Ho-le-rah-hi-hi-ahHo-le-rah-cuckoo(Arf, arf, swoosh,Rumble rumble)Once an Austrian went yodelingOn a mountain so highWhen he met with a grizzly bearInterrupting his cryHo-li-ah Ho-le-rah-hi-hi-ahHo-le-rah-cuckoo(Grr,Arf, arf, swoosh,Rumble rumble)Ho-li-ah Ho-le-rah-hi-hi-ahHo-le-rah-cuckoo(Grr,Arf, arf, swoosh,Rumble rumble)Ho-li-ah Ho-le-rah-hi-hi-ahHo-le-rah-cuckoo(Grr,Arf, arf, swoosh,Rumble rumble)Once an Austrian went yodelingOn a mountain so highWhen he met with a milking maidInterrupting his cryHo-li-ah Ho-le-rah-hi-hi-ahHo-le-rah-cuckoo(Tss, tss, grr,Arf, arf, swoosh,Rumble rumble)Ho-li-ah Ho-le-rah-hi-hi-ahHo-le-rah-cuckoo(Tss, tss, grr,Arf, arf, swoosh,Rumble rumble)Ho-li-ah Ho-le-rah-hi-hi-ahHo-le-rah-cuckoo(Tss, tss, grr,Arf, arf, swoosh,Rumble rumble)Once an Austrian went yodelingOn a mountain so highWhen he met with a pretty girlInterrupting his cryHo-li-ah Ho-le-rah-hi-hi-ahHo-le-rah-cuckoo(Smack, smack,Tss, tss, grr,Arf, arf, swoosh,Rumble rumble)Ho-li-ah Ho-le-rah-hi-hi-ahHo-le-rah-cuckoo(Smack, smack,Tss, tss, grr,Arf, arf, swoosh,Rumble rumble)Ho-li-ah Ho-le-rah-hi-hi-ahHo-le-rah-cuckoo(Smack, smack,Tss, tss, grr,Arf, arf, swoosh,Rumble rumble)ACTIONS:Ho-li-ah: Rapidly slap kneesHo-le-rah-hi-hi-ah: Slap knees, clap hands, and snap fingers, continuing throughout chorusRumble, rumble: Roll hands over each otherSwoosh: Swoop hand downwardArf, arf: Put hands up like a dog beggingGrrr: Put hands up like bear clawsTss, tss: - Pretend to milk a cowSmack, smack: Make kissing sound
Le toca a ella (lay TAWcah ah AILyah)
O lea - Question: "Where is the soap?" (O fea le fasimoli?) Answer: "Here." ("O lea" or "Lea"). O le a? (ah) is used in a question: "O le a le mea na e le sau ai?" ("Why didn't you come?")
French pronunciation: [le mizeˈʁaːblə], 'lay miz-ah-rarb'.
Me and you, for always and the day
"Le Gra" is pronounced as "luh grah." The "Le" sounds like "luh," with a soft 'e', and "Gra" has a hard 'g' sound followed by a short 'ah' sound. The emphasis is typically on the second syllable, "gra."