Speaker 1: Pretzel, couldn't tag gen, couldn't taggets in in Karl.
Speaker 2: See a good dunka sangzi gen s kinogain.
Speaker 3: Yeah ghana ah nine, I am fredagnist.
Speaker 4: Shapelin blimzi langa In Berlin nine, Nobis Montagu sefaran of
Speaker 4: Pegana nine about himusphil Raisin, about Hicanish Philisen raisin estoya
Speaker 4: on the jabniuked.
Speaker 5: In this conversation you heard the word Zamstag, which means Saturday.
Speaker 5: Now listen again to this conversation, but this time the
Speaker 5: speakers are good friends, and we'll use do the informal
Speaker 5: form of.
Speaker 3: You Hello, Ingrid, Hello, Jim he gets they are good.
Speaker 2: Dunka sak mal ingrid mashtstom Frida and sino gain.
Speaker 1: Yaghana ahne Ian French.
Speaker 3: Lab stu langa In.
Speaker 4: Berlin nine, Nobis Montag to first off fag rise.
Speaker 2: To nine must philorizin a.
Speaker 1: Vakanish Philisen raisin estoya only jabnigugd.
Speaker 5: How do you greet someone in German.
Speaker 3: Guten talk?
Speaker 5: Now listen to the informal greeting and repeat hello, Hello.
Speaker 5: It's used the way we use hiangzi high Ingrid Hello, Ingrid,
Speaker 5: how goes it?
Speaker 3: Jim begets Jim de gates Jim.
Speaker 5: Jim and Ingrid are good friends. Listen and repeat how
Speaker 5: Jim says tell me or just say.
Speaker 2: Sok ma, my sock sok ma.
Speaker 5: The word male is frequently used in casual conversation to
Speaker 5: add emphasis Zgzi tell me, Ingrid.
Speaker 2: Sokm Ingrid?
Speaker 5: Would you like vid?
Speaker 3: Merch tist? Do do?
Speaker 2: Merchdist test merch tist do.
Speaker 5: Do is normally used to address good friends and family.
Speaker 5: The typical ending for this form is st he do merchist.
Speaker 5: Use the informal dual form throughout this unit. Ask a friend,
Speaker 5: would you like to go to the movies?
Speaker 2: Merch?
Speaker 3: Just doins quin again? Merch just doins quin again?
Speaker 5: Fragzi when would you like to go?
Speaker 3: Fun mech just again? Fun much just again? Viz AGSI
Speaker 3: he goes argee and yet it's a fragen?
Speaker 5: When are you going?
Speaker 3: Fun geist?
Speaker 5: Do geest, I'm going on Friday?
Speaker 2: Giam Fried talk, I'm Fried talk.
Speaker 5: Zi he can.
Speaker 3: Here? I can.
Speaker 5: Can you go?
Speaker 2: Constugain cans do.
Speaker 5: Can you come along on Friday?
Speaker 2: Cons? Do am fridach mit common? Cons do am friedchach
Speaker 2: mit common.
Speaker 5: Here's how to ask a friend. May I invite you
Speaker 5: with the horns sword, invite.
Speaker 2: Iron laden laden laden iron iron laden.
Speaker 3: May I with a honsey bitter darfish, darf.
Speaker 2: Darfish.
Speaker 3: May I invite you with any.
Speaker 2: Darkish dish, iron laden dish, dish, iron laden darfish dish, iron.
Speaker 3: Laden withsact man invite iron laden frokens mile.
Speaker 5: May I invite you.
Speaker 2: Darfish dish ein laden dish davis dis ein laden.
Speaker 5: Yes, zagen, you would like to invite me.
Speaker 3: Do mesest ein laden misch do mecht ein laden, Yes,
Speaker 3: to the movies, Yeah, in skino thos Achtmann to a
Speaker 3: concert video in concert.
Speaker 2: In concert does concert?
Speaker 3: Fragnzi?
Speaker 5: Would you like to go to a concert.
Speaker 2: Merchest in concert a gain in concert merchest in concert.
Speaker 6: Gain viz agzi to the movies in skino, Fragnzi, may
Speaker 6: I invite you to a concert.
Speaker 2: Dawstichans concert and laden, dawstichans concert and laden.
Speaker 3: That is nice of you, Vido Junesi of you fon
Speaker 3: dea dear dear Fonda, Zangzi of you Fonda and viza
Speaker 3: man of me for mia.
Speaker 2: For mia.
Speaker 3: Vide Junsi does wd nice net net zangzi.
Speaker 5: That's very nice of you.
Speaker 3: Does this Thenette funda ziannette funda.
Speaker 5: I like to go to the movies. Remember to use.
Speaker 1: Gern ikigan ikankino.
Speaker 5: But I prefer to go to a concert.
Speaker 3: Aberkir liba is concert aberkiir liba and is concert misakmann.
Speaker 5: She may.
Speaker 3: Sidav zagzi.
Speaker 5: You may remember to keep using the familiar.
Speaker 3: Do daft. You may invite me to a concert. Do
Speaker 3: doves mek insconsett and laden. Do doves mek ins, consett
Speaker 3: and laden.
Speaker 5: If you would like, when do mush just that's nice
Speaker 5: of you.
Speaker 3: Does the snat fon dear? Does the snat fon dear?
Speaker 5: I have time on Saturday with the hold and see.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but I'm sum stacked side SAMs sam stuck. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but I'm zamstat.
Speaker 3: Side wizachtmann Saturday Zamstag.
Speaker 5: Zamstag is the word for Saturday, which is used in
Speaker 5: the south of Germany, in Austria and in Switzerland. Here's
Speaker 5: the word for Saturday that's used in the north vide junzi.
Speaker 3: Sonabuend abend zon zonabend.
Speaker 5: Now try to say both words for Saturday together.
Speaker 3: Zamstack son abend zamstag sona abuend.
Speaker 5: Viza and zi, I have time on Saturday. Use both versions.
Speaker 3: Ayah but I'm the start side a yah but I'm
Speaker 3: z onab inside. When does the concert begin? Video but
Speaker 3: beginter's concert begin begins?
Speaker 5: The concert begins?
Speaker 2: Does concert begin?
Speaker 5: It begins.
Speaker 3: As begints begint.
Speaker 5: At eight p m. For schedules and events, people in
Speaker 5: German speaking countries use the twenty four hour official time
Speaker 5: at eight p m becomes at twenty o'clock.
Speaker 3: Say this.
Speaker 2: Um swanssur um swansshur.
Speaker 5: Try to say he has and follow it with you
Speaker 5: have using do.
Speaker 2: Yeah, hut to hust yeah hut to hust.
Speaker 3: Yet strang THEI do you have time?
Speaker 5: On Friday? Keep using do.
Speaker 2: Hast to m Fredricht side astu and Fredricht side.
Speaker 5: Visangzi at seven pm use official time.
Speaker 2: Anoins in wor omnoins in wor.
Speaker 5: The concert begins at seven pm?
Speaker 2: Does concert begin to amnoins in wor? Does concert begin
Speaker 2: anoins in.
Speaker 5: Wor zangxi the movies begin at eight pm?
Speaker 2: Does qino begin, twans ur.
Speaker 5: Om twansshur, Well, then shall we go to the concert.
Speaker 2: Also Voarenvien's concert Gain also Voarenvien's concert Gain.
Speaker 5: When does it begin?
Speaker 3: Fun beginners?
Speaker 5: I believe at seven pm.
Speaker 3: Clubumnoins in or umnoins in or?
Speaker 5: May I invite you to the concert.
Speaker 2: Daverishtitians concert and Laden Dafishtitians concert and Laden?
Speaker 5: That's nice of you?
Speaker 3: Does the snet Fonda does the net Fonda.
Speaker 5: But I would like to invite you.
Speaker 3: About Himush de dish and Laden, hmush de dish and Laden.
Speaker 5: May I invite you.
Speaker 3: Davis Dikin Laden, dar vischin Laden.
Speaker 5: I would like to invite.
Speaker 3: Youchmerch de dischin Laden.
Speaker 5: We can eat something beforehand.
Speaker 3: Beekun't foeer. It was essen, pequn't foyer.
Speaker 5: It was Essen, if you would like.
Speaker 2: And the mersdist.
Speaker 5: At my place.
Speaker 2: By Miya by Mia.
Speaker 5: That's very nice of you.
Speaker 3: Does this, Jeanette funda h does this Jeanette fund dear,
Speaker 3: And we.
Speaker 5: Can drink something afterwards.
Speaker 2: Unquen nah it was drinking, und nah it was drinking.
Speaker 5: At your place, by dear, Shall we drink something at
Speaker 5: your place?
Speaker 2: It was drinking. It was drinking.
Speaker 5: Yes, I have wine at home, Yeah, I carb.
Speaker 3: A wine Sehauser yeah, I carb a wine, Sehauser.
Speaker 5: Red wine and white wine, old.
Speaker 3: Wine on twice wine, old wine on twice wine.
Speaker 5: I also have beer and mineral water.
Speaker 1: IB beyond mineral vasa ihab beyond mineralvasa.
Speaker 5: If you would like.
Speaker 3: Vendomostist using fahn, how do you say he is going.
Speaker 2: Faiat faiat.
Speaker 3: Zangzi?
Speaker 5: You are going.
Speaker 2: Do first? Do first?
Speaker 5: You are going to Frankfurt, right.
Speaker 2: Frankfurt, pfirs, Frankfurt, Pfirs Frankfurt.
Speaker 5: Yes, I'm going Monday or Tuesday.
Speaker 3: Yeah? If mntag or dadeen Stag, Yeah, if muntak gurraadeen Stag, you.
Speaker 5: Travel a lot.
Speaker 2: To riist fear to raist.
Speaker 5: Do you like to travel? Remember to use Garne.
Speaker 2: Christ to Ghana, Christ to Ghana.
Speaker 5: Not always.
Speaker 3: Zagzi.
Speaker 5: I never have to travel.
Speaker 2: Ishimusnis ishmusnis, wisaktman my work.
Speaker 3: Mina abit, mina abite.
Speaker 5: Ant viz ag zi your work. Use the familiar.
Speaker 3: Dinah abit.
Speaker 2: I like.
Speaker 3: Ischmarkragen.
Speaker 5: Do you like your work?
Speaker 3: Marx to dinah abit, Marx to dinah Abit.
Speaker 5: Do you like to work? Ask literally? Do you work?
Speaker 3: Gladly abitistu Ghana? Are they test to Ghana.
Speaker 5: Ask do you like to travel?
Speaker 3: Rise to Ghana? Rise to Ghana.
Speaker 5: Listen to the answer Na ya munch more. Na ya
Speaker 5: means well yes. To express some hesitation or doubt, say
Speaker 5: well yes. Sometimes na yah much more, na yah na
Speaker 5: ya munch more, not always. I refer to stay.
Speaker 2: Is plabliba liba liba.
Speaker 5: I prefer to stay at home.
Speaker 2: Is playliba to houser.
Speaker 5: Let's practice official time. One pm. In official time is
Speaker 5: thirteen o'clock. Say one pm, thirteen war say three pm,
Speaker 5: fun w say five pm.
Speaker 3: Tip tin wa.
Speaker 5: Sechtin do you remember the word for thirty.
Speaker 3: Kraisisch risis?
Speaker 5: Four thirty pm is sixteen o'clock thirty Say.
Speaker 3: This sechtin what risis? Sechtin what risis?
Speaker 5: Now? Try three thirty pm.
Speaker 2: Frindzins funditzin what raisi?
Speaker 5: Ask how long are the shops opened?
Speaker 3: Belang as in tiger chef to go off it be
Speaker 3: lang as in tiger chef to go off it.
Speaker 5: Say until six p m. Use official times arts inour
Speaker 5: This is the end of today's lesson. When you continue
Speaker 5: with the next unit tomorrow, please begin with track number two.