JOHN CHO: Hi I'm John.
ABBY: And I'm Abby.
JOHN CHO: And we're here to share a great word with you.
ABBY: A strong word.
JOHN CHO: Tell them what the word is, Abby.
ABBY: Oh, yeah.
The word is sturdy.
JOHN CHO: That's right, sturdy.
ABBY: Hey, tell them what sturdy means, John.
JOHN CHO: Good idea, Abby.
The word sturdy means when something is strong and won't
fall apart.
ABBY: Uh huh.
Sturdy.
JOHN CHO: Hey, Abby.
Do you think you could use your wand and poof in some
sturdy things for us?
ABBY: Absolutely.
JOHN CHO: Yeah.
ABBY: Sturdy.
JOHN CHO: Look at this.
This ladder is strong and won't fall apart when you
climb on it.
ABBY: Ha ha.
JOHN CHO: This ladder is sturdy.
ABBY: Uh huh.
Sturdy.
JOHN CHO: Let's show them something else that's sturdy.
ABBY: You got it, John.
JOHN CHO: Yeah.
ABBY: Sturdy.
JOHN CHO: Yes.
This chair is strong and definitely will not fall apart
when I sit on it.
This chair is sturdy.
ABBY: Uh huh.
Sturdy.
JOHN CHO: Let's show them one more thing
that's sturdy, Abby.
ABBY: I am on it, John.
Sturdy.
JOHN CHO: Oh.
OK.
This rope is very strong and will not come apart no matter
how hard I try to break free.
This rope is sturdy.
ABBY: Yeah.
Sturdy.
JOHN CHO: OK.
All right, Abby, can you poof this off me now?
ABBY: Oh, yeah.
Sure thing John.
Wow.
That is a strong rope.
JOHN CHO: All right.
Try it again, Abby.
ABBY: Oh, yeah.
Of course.
Don't Oh, boy, John.
This rope is strong and it won't come off.
JOHN CHO: I guess it's too sturdy.
JOHN AND ABBY: Sturdy.
ABBY: What?
You don't get jealous, Charlize?
CHARLIZE THERON: No.
Don't
ABBY: Well, wait.
You've never got a strong feeling because you want
something that someone else has?
CHARLIZE THERON: Not that I can remember.
ABBY: Oh.
Wow.