[upbeat music] ♪ Hello, bonjour, buenos dias ♪ Good day [Arielle singing in foreign language] ♪ Hello to all the children of the world ♪ ♪ We live in different places from all around the world ♪ ♪ We speak in many different ways ♪ ♪ Though some things might be different ♪ ♪ We're children just the same ♪ And we like to sing and play ♪ Hello, bonjour, buenos dias ♪ Good day [Arielle singing in foreign language] ♪ Hello to all the children of the world ♪ ♪ There's children in the desert ♪ ♪ And children in the town ♪ And children who live by the sea ♪ ♪ If we could meet each other to run and learn and play ♪ ♪ Then what good friends we all could be ♪ ♪ Hello, bonjour, buenos dias ♪ Good day [Arielle singing in foreign language] ♪ Hello to all the children of the world ♪ Since we just sang a hello song, I wanna teach you some ways to say hello from all around the world.

Our hello song was about children from all around the world, right?

The first language I wanna teach you is Swahili.

And in Swahili, which is a language in Africa, when you say hello, you say, "Jambo!"

Can everybody say jambo?

Jambo!

Or "Jambo sana" means you're just greeting everyone in the room.

Jambo sana!

And "Hola," I think we all might know "hola," which is "hello" in Spanish.

Hola, amigos!

"Hola, amigos" would mean "Hello, friends."

Can everybody say, "Hola, amigos"?

And of course, in English, we have "Hello."

Hello, everyone!

Now, can everybody echo me and say, ♪ Jambo ♪ Jambo sana ♪ Jambo Jambo sana, jambo.

♪ Hola ♪ Hola, amigos ♪ Hola Hola, amigos, hola.

♪ Hello ♪ Hello, everybody ♪ Hello llWe're gonna talk a lot about where we're from today and what our ethnicity is.

Big word, right?

So, where we're from means where we live.

So on the count of three, I would like for all of us to say where we live.

One, two, three.

New York City!

Oh my gosh, wow!

We live all over the place.

And I wanna know what your ethnicity is.

If you don't know what ethnicity... Big word.

Everybody echo me and say "ethnicity."

Excellent.

That just means...

It's not always the same as where you're born.

My ethnicity is Jamaica, meaning my family comes from the island, Jamaica.

But I was born in America, in New York City.

So, I wanna hear what your ethnicity is, whether you're from America or Puerto Rico or Italy.

Let's hear it.

Wow.

[ukulele strumming] ♪ Where are you from ♪ Where are you from ♪ Where are you from ♪ Where are you from ♪ Where are you from ♪ Where are you from Echo me ♪ Queen ♪ Brooklyn ♪ Bronx ♪ Manhattan ♪ Staten Island ♪ Long Island ♪ New Jersey ♪ Connecticut ♪ And New York City [ukulele continues strumming] ♪ Where are you from ♪ Where are you from ♪ Where are you from ♪ Where are you from ♪ Where are you from ♪ Where are you from Echo me again.

♪ Jamaica ♪ Haiti ♪ Puerto Rico ♪ Italy ♪ Dominican Republic ♪ Spain ♪ Mexico ♪ America ♪ Where are you from ♪ Where are you from ♪ Where are you from ♪ Where are you from ♪ Where are you from ♪ Where are you from You heard me say earlier that I was from New York City.

And in New York City, there are a lot of sounds.

There is a lot of hustle and bustle in New York City.

And if you don't know what that means, I'd like to explain it a little bit with my song.

[upbeat music] ♪ Just clap with me.

[hands smacking] ♪ Red light, green light ♪ Let's go across the road ♪ Red light, green light ♪ Go to some places I know ♪ Stomp, stomp, stomp goes the people's feet ♪ ♪ And the cars are going, beep, beep, beep ♪ ♪ Clang, clang as the trams go by ♪ ♪ Nee-nah, nee-nah, the siren lights ♪ ♪ Sounds of the city ♪ Sounds of the city ♪ Sounds of the city ♪ Sounds of the city beat ♪ Going up, going down ♪ Racing round and round ♪ Uptown, downtown ♪ Here are the city sounds ♪ Stomp, stomp, stomp goes the people's feet ♪ ♪ And the cars are going beep, beep, beep ♪ ♪ Clang, clang as the trams go by ♪ ♪ Nee-nah, nee-nah, the siren lights ♪ ♪ Sounds of the city ♪ Sounds of the city ♪ Sounds of the city ♪ Sounds of the city beat [hands smack] Pat your legs for me.

[upbeat music continues] ♪ Do you live in a city or just passing through ♪ ♪ When on top of a building, enjoy the view ♪ ♪ Well, listen up now, can you hear that beat ♪ ♪ It's the city sounds from the city street ♪ ♪ Stomp, stomp, stomp goes the people's feet ♪ ♪ The cars are going beep, beep, beep ♪ ♪ Clang, clang as the trams go by ♪ ♪ Nee-nah, nee-nah, the siren lights ♪ ♪ Sounds of the city ♪ Sounds of the city ♪ Sounds of the city ♪ Sounds of the city beat [upbeat music continues] ♪ Sounds of the city ♪ Sounds of the city ♪ Sounds of the city ♪ Sounds of the city beat And that's what New York City is like.

Well, friends, it's about time for us to say goodbye for now, but I had so much fun getting to know you and where you're from and where your families are from.

And I hope you had fun getting to know me too.

But until then, I'd like to say [ukulele strums] ♪ So long, farewell ♪ Arielle is saying goodbye ♪ Adieu, adieu to you and you and you ♪ ♪ Goodbye ♪ Goodbye ♪ Goodbye ♪ Goodbye