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FGN84 DOM Phrase Guide Booklet MECH INSTRUCTION SHEET SPECIFICATIONS Asst: Hello Barbie Hologram Toy No.: FGN84 FGN84-0970 HELLO! Part No.: 1101791539-DOM Lang. Code: DOM ToyTalk and the ToyTalk logo are trademarks of PullString Inc. Trim Size: 12”W X 4”H Apple, the Apple logo, iPhone and iPad are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. Folded Size: 6”W X 4”H App Store is a service mark of Apple Inc. 12 panel Google Play and Android are trademarks of Google Inc. Type of Fold: #colors: 4C Colors: 4C Mattel, Inc., 636 Girard Avenue, East Aurora, NY 14052, U.S.A. CONSUMER INFORMATION Consumer Services 1-800-524-8697. Mattel U.K. Ltd., Vanwall Paper Stork: FSC Need Assistance? Visit service.mattel.com or call 1-800-524-8697 Business Park, Maidenhead SL6 4UB. Helpline 01628 500303. (US and Canada only). 70 lb. Mattel Australia Pty., Ltd., Richmond, Victoria. 3121.Consumer Paper Weight: SERVICE.MATTEL.COM Advisory Service - 1300 135 312. Mattel South Africa (PTY) LTD, PHRASE GUIDE EDM No.: 00 Oce 102 I3, 30 Melrose Boulevard, Johannesburg 2196. Mattel East Asia Ltd., Room 503-09, North Tower, World Finance Centre, Harbour City, Tsimshatsui, HK, China. Tel.: (852) 3185-6500. Diimport & Diedarkan Oleh: Mattel Southeast Asia Pte. Ltd. , No 19-1, Tower 3 Avenue 7, Bangsar South City, No 8, Jalan Kerinchi, 59200 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Tel: 03-33419052. Booklet Pages - cover: 80gsm artpaper ©2017 Mattel. All Rights Reserved. FGN84-0970-1101791539-DOM FGN84 LET’S PLAY! MISCELLANEOUS Hello Barbie, how many days until my birthday? Keep this Phrase Guide handy for great ideas Hello Barbie, is today a holiday? on what to say to your Hello Barbie™ Hologram. Hello Barbie, volume down. Hello Barbie, volume up! There are so many ways you can ask Hello Barbie Hologram Hello Barbie, where are you? something, just be sure to always start with “Hello Barbie!” Hello Barbie, what can you do? For more examples go to: barbie.com/hello-barbie-hologram Hello Barbie, I need help. THIS BELONGS TO: 1 10 NIGHT LIGHT TIME & ALARM Hello Barbie, turn on the night light. Hello Barbie, what time is it? Hello Barbie, turn o the night light. Hello Barbie, what time is it in (city), (state)? Hello Barbie, make the night light dimmer. Example: New York, New York Hello Barbie, can you make the night light brighter? Example: Honolulu, Hawaii Example: Columbus, Ohio Hello Barbie, make the night light red. Example: Charlotte, North Carolina Hello Barbie, make the night light yellow. Hello Barbie, what time is it in (city), (country)? Hello Barbie, make the night light white. Example: Paris, France Hello Barbie, make the night light pink. Example: Nairobi, Kenya Hello Barbie, make the night light green. Example: Tokyo, Japan Hello Barbie, make the night light blue. Example: Dublin, Ireland Hello Barbie, make the night light purple. Hello Barbie, wake me up at 7 am. Hello Barbie, make the night light orange. Hello Barbie, set an alarm for 6:45 am. Hello Barbie, make the night light turquoise. Hello Barbie, cancel my alarm. 9 2 WEATHER MINDFULNESS Hello Barbie, what’s the weather like today? Hello Barbie, let’s meditate for 1 minute. Hello Barbie, what’s the weather like in (city), (state)? Hello Barbie, I want to try a 3-minute meditation. Example: Malibu, California Hello Barbie, can we meditate for 5 minutes? Example: Denver, Colorado Hello Barbie, let’s do the Gratitude challenge. Example: Seattle, Washington Hello Barbie, inspire me. Example: Burlington, Vermont Hello Barbie, cheer me up! Example: Fort Lauderdale, Florida Hello Barbie, let’s do yoga. Hello Barbie, what’s the weather like in (city), (country)? Example: Venice, Italy Example: Oslo, Norway Example: London, England Example: Mumbai, India Example: Sydney, Australia 3 8 CHALLENGES CUSTOMIZATION Have fun asking Hello Barbie Hologram to do all these fun challenges. You can say… Hello Barbie, change my Barbie! Hello Barbie, let’s do a Challenge. Hello Barbie, do you know Karate? Hello Barbie, change your outt. Hello Barbie, let’s do the Hello Barbie, do the Balloon Challenge! Hello Barbie, let’s play fashion show. Jumping Jack Challenge. Hello Barbie, next outt. Hello Barbie, let’s do the Hello Barbie, let’s do the Pushups Challenge! Mannequin Challenge. Hello Barbie, let’s do the Hello Barbie, can you juggle? Sit-Ups challenge! Hello Barbie, let’s do ballet. Hello Barbie, can we try Hello Barbie, do gymnastics. the Plank Challenge? Hello Barbie, shoot a basket! Hello Barbie, let’s do the Hello Barbie, let’s do Kiss Your Elbow Challenge! another Challenge. Hello Barbie, it’s time for Yoga. 7 4 MUSIC & DANCE MUSIC & DANCE Here are some suggestions to help you ask Hello Barbie, teach me how to Dougie. Hello Barbie, Salsa! Hello Barbie Hologram about music and dance: Hello Barbie, can you do the Hand Jive? Hello Barbie, do the Shimmy! Hello Barbie, play music! Hello Barbie, do the Jerk. Hello Barbie, do the Wobble. Hello Barbie, play your music. Hello Barbie, let’s do the Macarena. Hello Barbie, let’s do the Swim! Hello Barbie, play my music. Hello Barbie, do the Mashed Potato. Hello Barbie, can you Tap Dance? Hello Barbie, next song. Hello Barbie, do the Bop! Hello Barbie, let’s Twist! Hello Barbie, connect to Bluetooth. Hello Barbie, can you Moonwalk? Hello Barbie, Vogue! Hello Barbie, let’s have a dance party. Hello Barbie, can you Nae-Nae? Hello Barbie, change your dance. Hello Barbie, let’s do the Pony! Hello Barbie, do the Bernie! Hello Barbie, do the Quan. Hello Barbie, do the Noodle Soup. Hello Barbie, do the Robot. Hello Barbie, hit the Dab. Hello Barbie, try the Running Man. Hello Barbie, do the Dancing Ninja. 5 6.
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