All language subtitles for Yaro-06SimpleMachines-Final

Hey!

Hello everyone.

My name is Mr.

Yaro.

And today we will meet
with six invisible friends.

And this friends is actually everywhere.

So and the name of this
friends is Simple machines.

Simple machines is devices, which can help
us to change direction or amount of force,

which we can use for move something.

And now let me introduce all
simple machines, one by one.

So first one is lever.

So lever can be used
for measure something.

For example, in scales.

We can put one cargo and
another cargo in opposite side.

We can check the weight.

Or lever can be used for lift
something, something heavy.

A good example of lever is scissors.

Here we have two levers.

The next one is wheels

and axle.

Wheels has a round shape and
axle can connect it together.

So wheels can roll and
easily move the things.

We can find wheels in the car, is the
bicycle, even in our chairs and tables.

So wheels is very good
assistant for our life.

The next one is pulley.

Pulley can help us to lift things.

Pulley contain wheel and rope.

So with pulley we can lift, we can
easily lift, very heavy the things.

One more simple machine is inclined plane.

Inclined plane based on plane or
ramp with one side which is lifted.

So inclined plane can help us
to move objects with less force.

For example, like this
or to another direction.

The next simple machine is wedge.

Wedge used to put between
two things to separate them.

The good example of
wedge is axe or knife.

So with knife, we can easily cut our food
and separated to different small pieces.

Because without wedge, if
you can use just our hands or

fingers - it will be really hard.

And the last simple machine is screw.

Screw can help us and convert the
rotational motion into linear motion.

Screws is a very good friend
if you want to connect something

together and hold it for a long time.

So all these simple machines can
help us to build a very complex

and complicated mechanisms.

And we can find these simple
machines everywhere: inside our

car, rocket and maybe spaceship.

So see you next time.

Bye-bye.