Talk:Lechoo Yeladim/@comment-34262705-20180108102320

One time, Peppermint Patty and Lucy and Sally sing their own version of the song, which goes like this:

Lucy: In Hebrew "lechoo" means to walk,

Peppermint Patty: And "yeladim" means children.

Lucy: So when we hear, "lechoo, yeladim", it means "walk children".

Peppermint Patty: Now when we hear, "imdoo", that means we have to stop.

Lucy: Yep, and stand still just like a statue.

Peppermint Patty: Ready? 3, 2, 1, Hit it, Sally!

(piano plays)

Sally: Lechoo, lechoo yeladim, lechoo, yeladim

Peppermint Patty: Walking

Sally: Lechoo, lechoo yeladim, lechoo, yeladim

Imdoo-

Lucy: Now stop.

Sally: imdoo, imdoo, yeladim

Imdoo, imdoo, imdoo, yeladim

Lucy: Now, "rutso" means to run

Peppermint Patty: So when we hear "rutso yeladim" run, children.

Sally: Rutso, rutso, yeladim, rutso yeladim

Rutso, rutso, yeladim, rutso yeladim

Imdoo-

Lucy: Stop

Sally: -Imdoo Yeladim

Imdoo-

Lucy: Stop!

Sally: Imdoo-

Peppermint Patty: Stop!

Sally: Imdoo, yeladim

Lucy: Why don't we walk around one more time to "lechoo, yeladim"

(piano plays)

Sally: Lechoo, lechoo yeladim, lechoo, yeladim

Lechoo, lechoo yeladim, lechoo yeladim

Imdoo-

Lucy: Now Stop!

Sally: -Imdoo, imdoo, yeladim

Imdoo, imdoo, imdoo, yeladim