How to Speak Teletubby: A blog about the popular Tellytubby Language. Made for kids, parents, non-parents and non-english speakers as well!
Teletubbies costumes are available in many styles and sizes, so you can be sure you will find one that fits your child perfectly. These costumes are very popular among children and adults alike. You can choose the right costume for your child and make them look like their favorite cartoon characters.
The most popular Teletubbies costume is a white dress with a black belt that goes around the waist. There are also several other styles of dresses available for girls, as well as pink and purple ones for boys. These dresses come with accessories such as hats, socks, shoes and socks.
When choosing a Teletubbies costume for your child, consider what he or she likes to do in their spare time. Some children like to play games on the computer or watch television, while others enjoy reading books or playing music. If your child likes to read books or play music, then you may want to get them a book for a present instead of a costume. On the other hand, if they enjoy watching television, then you will probably want to get them a costume with lots of buttons and
How to Speak Teletubby: A blog about the popular Tellytubby Language. Made for kids, parents, non-parents and non-english speakers as well!
Teletubbies and their language have been a hit since 1997. What started out as a British children’s television series has turned into an international phenomenon. The characters are loved by children across the globe and many adults still remember watching when they were younger themselves. This blog is dedicated to all things related to the language of the Teletubbies, including phrases, words, translations and more! We hope you enjoy what we have here and please feel free to leave some feedback or a comment at the bottom of each page.
How to Speak Teletubby
Hey and welcome to the first post on my blog! If you’re reading this you probably love Teletubbies but would like to know some words in Tellytubby. Well, I’m here to help! Here are some words in Tellytubby language translated into English. Be sure to come back for more!
Word:Dipsy
How To Speak Teletubby: A Complete Guide
Hello and welcome to my guide on how to speak teletubby. Whether you’re a kid wanting to talk like your favorite character from the teletubbies or an adult who’s just curious about what on earth all the teletubbies have been saying, this is the place for you.
Teletubbies are a group of adorable aliens known for their brightly colored outfits, red vacuum cleaners and love for Tubby Toast. They speak in a language that sounds gibberish, but is actually quite simple! In fact, it’s so simple that if you know english, you already know how to speak teletubby!
So what are you waiting for? Teletubbies are waiting to be played with!
Hello! My name is Amanda and I am a self proclaimed Teletubby expert.
I created this website because I love Teletubbies and want to help others understand the Teletubbie language.
The Teletubbies’ language is composed of mostly baby talk, with some English words mixed in. I have studied the Teletubbies ever since they came on the air in 1997 (man, that makes me feel old!). As a baby sitter at the time, I knew the importance of learning the speech patterns of babies because it helps you to better interact with them. So, when watching these four creatures running around yelling “Eh-Oh!”, I decided that I would teach myself their language.
Over the years, I have become more familiar with it. And now that my little girl has started watching them, I thought that it was time to share what I have learned!
Tinky Winky is the first to come out of the house, and the biggest of the Teletubbies. He’s bright purple and has a triangular aerial on his head. He also has a handbag that he carries everywhere with him. With it, he can make things appear out of thin air.
But what else does Tinky Winky have to say? What other phrases does he know? Here’s a guide to understanding everything Tinky Winky says in Teletubby language!
Tinky Winky says: “Eh-oh!”
This phrase is used by all Teletubbies, and means “Hello!” or “Goodbye!”. A quick note: when the Teletubbies say goodbye, they will often hold their arms up and wiggle their fingers while saying it. This gesture is not important; you can use it (or not) without changing the meaning of Eh-oh!
Teletubbies, or Tellytubbies, are a fictional race of creatures from the BBC children’s television series of the same name. The costumes of the four central characters were designed by Neill Gorton and his company Millennium FX.
The Teletubbies’ physical characteristics were designed with care to appeal to infants, and the heads of Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po are based on those of real babies. The costume designers also aimed to ensure that their movements were slow and predictable, so that young viewers would not become overstimulated. They wanted them to have a soft, tactile appearance and “squashy” bodies in order that they might be comforting to young children.
Though they resemble human babies, they have no navels, as Gorton thought this would be off-putting for young viewers. Their costumes are made of spandex body suits covered with airbrushed latex heads that fit over the actors’ real heads with zips at the back.
Their costumes were originally produced in both adult and child sizes; however, after it was decided that the Teletubbies should only be played by adults, these costumes were used only once — in the original pilot episode.