I learned this sentence in The Lion King. I remember once upon a time, my little cousin Feifei, a black dog, always read this sentence while running happily, as if it were a happy spell. I didn't understand the meaning of this sentence at that time. I just thought it was my little cousin's casual hum, but it turned out to be a history.

Hakula Matata means "carefree" in African. What a beautiful melody. Laugh every time you watch it.

I haven't fully read The Lion King, but I only learned this sentence: hakula Matata.

Timon is a naughty little mongoose. He always destroys it by accident. If the four holes dug by the mole are not broken for a day, Timon must be absent. Timon doesn't like to dig holes every day to avoid the life of hyenas. He wants to find his beautiful home and his hakula Matata.

On the way, I met Pumbaa, a warthog who eats insects, and together they found Hakula Matata. Pengpeng is really wonderful, stupid and cute. He said he was lonely and had no home. How good he is to Timon.

Later, they met Simba the lion and helped Simba defeat the hyena. Pumbaa said that friends should stick to it. Touching ... ... cherish friendship.