Peppa Pig - Cast and Global Versions

Cast and Global Versions

Version Title Cast Channels
UK "Peppa Pig" Given above Milkshake!
Nick Jr. UK
RTÉjr Ireland
Australia "Peppa Pig" ABC1
ABC2
Nick Jr.
US "Peppa Pig" Nick Jr.
Chinese "Miss Pink Pig"
Croatian "Prašcic Pepa" Nova TV
Czech "Prasátko Peppa"
Danish "Gurli Gris" DR
Dutch "Peppa Big"
Finnish "Pipsa Possu" Ursula Salo, Petri Summanen, Riitta Havukainen and Puntti Valtonen
French "Peppa Pig" Aaricia Dubois, Michel Hinderyckx, Stéphane Escoffier, Félix Deepen and Pascal Racan France 5
Tiji
Gaelic "Peppa" Eilidh Jenkins (Peppa), Iain MacRath (narrator), Ailig Dòmhnallach (Dadaidh Muc), Patsi NicChoinnich (Mamaidh Muc), Carina NicLeòid (Deòrsa) BBC Alba
German "Peppa Wutz" Carolin von der Groeben (Peppa Wutz), Thomas Krause (narrator), Reinhard Schulat-Rademacher (Papa Wutz), Petra Glunz-Grosch (Mama Wutz), Ernst August Schepmann (Opa Wutz), Anke Tegtmeyer (Oma Wutz) KI.KA and Die Maus
Italian "Peppa Pig" Tatiana Dessi (Peppa Pig), Gianni Bersanetti (narrator), Paolo Marchese (Papà Pig), Monica Gravina (Mamma Pig), Barbara Pitotti (George Pig) Rai Yoyo Disney Junior (Italy)
Maltese "Peppa l-Hanzira"
Polish "Swinka Peppa" Magdalena Wasylik, Lucyna Malec, Robert Tondera and Krzysztof Mielanczuk TVP1, MiniMini
Portuguese "A Porquinha Peppa" RTP1, RTP2, Canal Panda
Romanian "Purcelusa Peppa" Minimax TV
Serbian "Pepa Prase" Voices: Jelena Ðordevic, Ana Popovic, Darko Tomovic, Ana Markovic, Marko Mrdenovic, Zoran Cosic, Valentina Pavlicic, Jelena Stoijljkovic, Ivana Aleksandrovic Ivee; Synchornization and sound: Studio Loudworks TV ULTRA
Slovenian "Pujsa Pepa" Gregor Gruden, Barbara Cerar, Jernej Šugman and Maja Sever
Spanish "Peppa Pig" Clan
Swedish "Greta Gris"
Welsh "Peppa Pinc" Translates into English as "Pink Peppa". All voices and narration by Caren Brown S4C
Catalan "Pepa, la porqueta" Super3

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