STOP, ANNA! Don't Drop That Toy in the Toilet! 😨🚽| Slow English (Level A2) |

Mom, look! Anna's taking her truck down the hallway again. Let's see where she's going. Anna! Stop! Don't drop that truck! Oh, Dad? Yeah. What's that strange sound? Is something wrong in here? That's strange. Why isn't the water going down? Oh, no! The water is rising! I need to stop it! Dad! Quickly! Something is wrong with the toilet! Please hurry! I need your help! I'm coming! Don't worry. I'll turn off the water. Thank goodness. That was close. Wait a minute. Why is this toy car here? A toy car? That's very strange. Who brought these toys into the bathroom? Someone has been playing in here. The little red car. Remember that one? Where could it have come from? Wait! Alex has lots of toy cars. Could one be missing? Good idea. Let's check his collection. Everything looks normal. Let's see what they're doing. All right, I'll keep the little red car here. Seems busy with his book. His toys are all neatly put away. Yes, everything looks tidy here. My little truck is ready for a big adventure. Come aboard. Our big adventure is about to begin. Anna, remember, toys belong in the playroom, not the bathroom. Okay, Alex, I remember. Captain Duck, our little adventure isn't over yet. Mom, look! Anna's taking her truck down the hallway again. Let's see where she's going. Ready to explore the big blue ocean? The ocean? Hmm. Anna! Stop! Don't drop that truck! Oh, Dad? I've got it, Anna. Toys need to stay out of the toilet. But Dad, I was just playing. Anna, did you put those toys in the toilet earlier? Yes, Mom. I did. I'm sorry, Mom. I only wanted my duck and car to go swimming. It's okay. We'll learn together. You see, Anna, when a big toy gets stuck, it blocks the pipe, just like this hand. Here's the right place for your toys, Anna. Into the basket they go! Great job, Anna! No more toys in the toilet! Wonderful, sweetheart! We're proud of you! Well done! Alex, this sandwich is so yummy. I love snack time. Me too. And these bananas are really sweet. Alex, why did you put those leftovers on another plate? I'm keeping everything tidy before we clean up. Alex, let me help. I'll take the leftovers away. Thanks, Anna. That's very kind of you. Where should these leftovers go? Maybe I know another place. the swirling water? Maybe it can make these leftovers disappear. Such a good helper. Mom and Dad will be so proud of me. Anna, sweetheart, where are you taking those leftovers? I'm helping clean up, Mom. I have a great idea. Mom, I'll put the leftovers in the toilet. The water will take them away. Wait, Anna. Let's talk first. Anna, wait. Food scraps don't belong in the toilet. Really, Mom? But I thought they would disappear. But Mom, I didn't bring any toys. I only wanted to help. I know, sweetheart. Let's figure this out together. I know you wanted to help, Anna. Come with me. I have something special to show you. Really, Mom? Mom, what's all this? Are we playing a new game? Something even better. We're going to learn something amazing. Mom, why do we need that little ball? Good question, Anna. You'll find out very soon. Anna, what's happening here? Is this a science experiment? Yes. Mom and Dad have a surprise for us. Watch carefully. When the pipe is clear, the water flows straight through. Look, Alex. It's moving so fast. That was easy. I bet the water can carry anything. Anything? Are you sure about that, Anna? Here's a little ball. What happens if it gets stuck inside the pipe? That's a tricky question. The water will push the ball right through, just like a boat. Interesting guess. Let's watch what happens. Now the ball is blocking the pipe. Watch what happens next. It's stuck right in the middle. The water stopped. Why isn't it moving anymore? The ball is blocking its way. Oh, no. The water is coming back. The ball blocked everything. Exactly. That's what a blockage does. See? Toys and food scraps can block the pipes. Just like this little red car. Oh, I see. My toys blocked the pipe. That's why the water came back. That's right, Anna. Now you understand. I'm sorry, Mom and Dad. I won't put toys there again. Thank you, Anna. We're proud you understand. Anna, ready for a challenge? These things go. Let me think. I want to get it right. The blue truck belongs in the toy basket. That's right, Anna. Great job! Excellent choice. Banana peels and food scraps go in the trash bin. Perfect, Anna. You remembered. Well done, little sister. Another little car. You belong with the other toys. Look at you, Anna. You're cleaning up all by yourself. Anna, where should this go? In the toy basket, Dad. She's got it. A clasket. Did you hear that? The strange water sound is back. Yes, I heard it too. Dad, I heard that strange sound again. Can you check it? Good job telling me, Anna. I'll take a look. Good luck. Good news! It's only the sink drain. Everything is working fine. Phew! That's a relief, Dad. If the water rises or sounds strange, don't flush again. Call an adult. Okay, Dad. We'll remember. And three rules. Toys go in the basket. Trash goes in the bin. Keep the toilet clear. Three rules. Great job, Anna. We're so proud of you, Anna. You learned an important lesson. I love you all. Bye! Bye! Captain Duck can swim here, not in the toilet. That's much better. Wonderful idea, Anna. Thanks for watching the video. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe to the channel. Want to understand English, Hindi, Chinese, Spanish, and 60 plus more languages without language barriers? Use Doraverse real-time translation. Meet, talk, learn, no interpreter needed. Anna, there's smoke coming from the house. Grandma, can you hear me? We need to tell dad right now. Grandma, we're getting help. Come on, dog, catch the ball. Look, Alex. He got it. Good job. Bring it back. Come here, puppy. Let's play. What a beautiful morning. This vegetable soup smells wonderful. Just a little more carrot. Perfect. Anna and Alex are going to love this. He's running away with our ball. Come back, silly puppy. I'm okay. That was funny. Thank you, Alex. Let's catch him. Hmm? What was that sound? Did something fall upstairs? Oh, dear. I'd better take a look. I wonder what fell up there. Perhaps something slipped off the shelf. I'll just check upstairs. So that's what made the noise. This little box fell off the shelf. There we go. Back where you belong. Hey, dog, what's wrong? Why did he stop playing? Maybe he heard something. Look, he's staring at the house. What's that alarm? Oh dear, is that smoke? Something is wrong downstairs. I need to stay away from the smoke. Smoke's getting thicker. I can't go down. I must stay away from smoke. Is anyone outside? Hey, dog, where are you going? We're still playing. Why are you barking so much? Alex, I think he wants to show us something. Hey, what's the matter, buddy? Do you want the ball? Woof! Woof! Wait, you're not playing? Tell me. It's okay puppy. What's wrong? He's acting really strange. Why does he keep looking upstairs? I don't know. Anna! Look up there! Anna! There's smoke coming from the house! Grandma! Can you hear us? We need to tell dad right now! Grandma! We're getting help! I must close this door. Anna? Alex? I can hear you! Help! I'm upstairs! Can anyone hear me? Where did I put my phone? Oh no! I left it downstairs! I need someone to know I'm here. Grandma! Grandma, where are you? Anna, wait. Stay with me. I'm worried about Grandma. We need to get Dad. Okay, Alex. Let's find him. Dad, where are you? Hurry, Anna. He's in the backyard. Dad, we need your help. Dad, please come quickly. Alex? Anna? What's going on? Dad, there's smoke coming from our house. Grandma's still upstairs. What? Grandma is inside? Yes, Dad. We saw smoke. All right. Stay close to me. Oh, no. The house is on fire. Dad, what about Grandma? We're getting help. Right now, move somewhere safe. Okay, Dad. We follow you. Stay together, both of you. Everyone, over here. Dad, is Grandma going to be okay? The firefighters will help her. Stay here with me. I'm scared, Dad. I know. This is our safe area. Behind these cones, right? Yes. Never go back inside. Even for our toys? Nothing is more important. Hello? 911? There's a fire! Smoke is spreading upstairs. Grandmother is still inside. Please send firefighters quickly. Will they come soon? Yes. Help is on the way. Dad. Will Grandma be okay? We're doing everything we can to help her, sweetheart. I really want to see her. I know. The firefighters are coming to help. We'll stay right here with you, Dad. There's more smoke now. Do you think she's still there? We'll tell the firefighters exactly where to look. Anna, Alex, listen carefully. Stay behind these cones and keep Dog with you. Okay, Dad. And remember, we never burning house. We understand, Dad. What was that noise? Something fell inside. Everyone, stay calm. Move back. Dad, that was so loud. I know, sweetheart. Let's move back. Smoke's near the door. I see it. It's spreading. Can we do something? Help is called. We stay outside. We can tell them where Grandma was. Exactly, Alex. Oh, dear. There's smoke near the door. I need to stay low. I hope someone knows I'm here. Help! I'm upstairs, please. Oh, there's Dad. Anna, Alex, I'm up here. Can you see me? Please tell the firefighters where I am. Dad, I can see Grandma. Where? Where is she? I see the window, Alex. Good job noticing it. We will tell the firefighters. We can help by staying, telling the firefighters. That's right. Stay together, both of you. I'll stay here. Alex, why isn't Grandma outside yet? I miss Grandma. We have to be patient and stay safe. You're both doing very well. Help is coming. Listen, both of you. Firefighters are here to handle this. That's why we stay out? Exactly. They know how to stay safe. So we wait here? Yes. Firefighters, my mother is still upstairs, near that window, beside the upstairs inside. Is anyone else inside? No, everyone else is safely outside. Mask is secure. Hose connected and ready. Grandma's upstairs by bathroom. Understood, I'll search now. Keep radio on. Copy that, let's go. Firefighter, I saw Grandma right there. Yes, she waved at us and moved away. Thank you, Alex. Please help our Grandma. We'll stay behind the line. Entering the house now. Visibility is limited. I'm checking the hallway. Grandma, this is the fire department. Can you hear me? Moving toward the upstairs rooms. Kitchen fire located. Beginning controlled suppression. The flames are getting smaller. Firefighter 1, I'm keeping the fire under control. Dad, do you think they found Grandma? They are looking for her, sweetheart. I hope she is okay. We need to give them some time. Please be okay. We are waiting. Grandma, are you here? Searching upstairs hallway. Hello? Is someone there? Fire department, call out. I'm in the room near the bathroom. Is anyone there? Please, I'm over here. Grandma, I've found you. Oh, thank goodness you're here. I'm a firefighter. I'm here to help you. My family, are they safe? Yes, they're all safely outside. Control, I've located... Lean on me. I have got you. I'm sorry. I'm just so tired. Don't worry. I will carry you. Hold on tight. We are on our way. Keep breathing. We are almost out. The main flames are almost out. Checking cabinets for fire. Kitchen fire under control. Control checking hot spots. Keep rescue route protected. Grandma located upstairs. Anna, Alex, they found Grandma. Really, they found her? Yes, they are bringing her out. Great, I'll watch for them. Please come out soon, Grandma. Dad, look, they're coming out. Thank goodness, they've brought her outside. Dad, why are her eyes closed? Sweetheart. Rescue complete. Grandma, can you hear my voice? How is she doing? She's outside now. She needs medical attention. Grandma, wake up. Let's give them room. Stay beside me. Arranging care. Grandma, can you hear me? Yes, I can hear you. Mom, you're awake. Grandma, we're so happy. Smoke's clear. She still needs an exam. Thank you. Grandma. We were so worried. Sweet Anna. We couldn't see you for the smoke. I know, Alex. It was frightening. We're grateful you're safe, Mom. Thank you. I'm so sorry, everyone. Up the stove. Grandma, we're just happy you're here. We love you, Grandma. You're right. Grandma, I was scared. Come here, sweetheart. Can I hug you, too? Of course, my darling. I love you both. Wonderful to be together. Dog! You were amazing! You noticed something was wrong before we did. Our clever dog helped us notice the smoke. Good boy. Hugs for you. Thank you for helping us. We're glad we could help. The fire is out. Can we go back inside now? Not yet. We must make sure it's safe. So we should stay outside? Tell an adult right away. Go outside quickly. Call 911 for help. Never go back inside. Very good, Anna. I'm proud of you both. Remember why we stay here? Behind the safety line? To stay far from the fire. Right. The driveway must stay clear. Yes. Keep it clear. Never cross the safety line. Exactly. I made a mistake today. What happened? Cooking on the stove. That is dangerous. Cooking alone. Always turn off the stove. We will, Grandma. You did a great job today. We were just trying to help. You stayed calm and followed safety rules. Our dog warned us first. What a clever little helper. Always ready. We'll tell an adult. We'll tell an adult. And we will never go back inside. Staying safe comes first. I'll never leave the stove on. Stay safe, everyone. I didn't mean to do it. You are in so much trouble. Mom is going to be so mad. I have to clean this off right now. Wow! Oh, no. The paint. Great! I'm coming out to grab my phone from the car. Alex, Alex, he's coming. Alex, did you hear that? A car. You are! Let's look. Perfect. Home at last. Surprise. This is our new family car. It's beautiful. It's so shiny. I can see myself in it. Even the wheels look brand new. I've been waiting so long for this day. It really is beautiful, Max. Hold on, buddy. Clean hands first. Okay, Dad. It's shiny like a mirror. And I'm trying to keep it that way. Max, can you help me inside for a minute? Coming! You two can play at the table, but please don't draw on or play with the car. Okay, Dad. We promise. Let's make a big, colorful picture. I'm drawing the biggest one. My rainbow is almost finished. Mine needs even more color. Max, your ideas are bigger than your paper. I need a giant page. Good night. Good night. Anna, look how big that white space is. What are you thinking? It's like one giant white page. No, no, Alex. Dad said we have to leave the car alone. We should just finish our pictures. I know. But that car is really white. There you are. You are in so much trouble. Mom is going to be so mad. I have to clean this off right now. Maybe we can turn it into one tiny flower. Just one, then we stop. What if dad comes out? Wait, I'm trying to think. No, we are in so much trouble. Quick, wipe it off before they see. I'm trying, I'm trying. Wait, it's getting worse. There, now it looks like a flower. Maybe one little heart here and a sun over there. This is huge. Wow, that looks amazing. We did way too much. Oh, the drawings. I slipped, quickly. Maybe we can draw over it. But I can't think of anything else. This is much worse than before. Dad is going to see it. I'm coming out to grab my phone from the car. Alex, Alex, he's coming. Quick, put everything away. I'm trying. Just act normal. I am acting normal. Why are you two standing there like that? Everything is fine. What exactly are you hiding back there? You don't need to look. Alex, why is there a marker here? What happened to the car? We can explain. I just brought this car home today. Max, what happened? Look at the car. Oh, my. Alex, what happened here? I'm sorry, Dad. It started right here. I dropped the marker, and it touched the car. So this was an accident. So this was an accident at first? Why didn't you come tell us when the first mark happened? I thought I could fix it by myself. Look, Dad. I made it beautiful. I did it just for you. Wow, it is very colorful. Do you like the flowers? I love them, sweetie. It's okay to feel worried, but now we need to think about how to fix this. We'll help. We promise. We promise. We're going to help clean it. We'll be careful this time. Is it coming off? Some of it is, but not all of it. Mom, the white color looks different now. I see it. Let's stop and check before we do more. It's cleaner, but the finish doesn't look even anymore. Yeah, it may not go back to how it was. I wish we had stopped after the first mark. Me too. Dad, I'm really sorry. From now on, I'll always ask before touching someone else's things. Thank you for saying that, Anna. You can use my savings to help fix the car. That's very thoughtful, Alex. But your apology means you both made a mistake. But I'm glad you told the truth and tried to make it right. We're sorry, Dad. We really are. Hmm. What if we stop trying to make to make it exactly the way it was? What do you mean? Maybe we don't restore the old look at all. You have an idea, don't you? What if we give the whole car a brand new color? I think it should be bright red. Yes, red would look awesome. Hehehehe. Red it is. Then this is our last look at the white version. Just hand me the masking tape, buddy. I'll handle the repair work. Here you go, Dad. Nice and slow, Anna. Just keep the safe supplies organized. OK, Mom. I'll be careful. Almost finished. Just one last section. The red looks amazing. Looks like a brand new car. I still miss the white car a little, but I'm proud that you told the truth and helped make things right. I learned my lesson, Dad. Can I add just one little star? On the paper? Absolutely. Absolutely. Okay, big smiles. Ready. This one is going in our family album. Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.