Speaker 1: It could is it conversacion Sir Jones Palavic Madame Durrant?
It could is it conversacion Sir Jones Pavic Madame Durrant,
Bojeur monsieur.
Speaker 2: Qui vu justu George jonesse America?
Speaker 3: Ah? Was that monsieur Jones Jones.
Speaker 4: And Mercy Madame.
Speaker 3: TC no? In the pass usually did mo monsieur escu
Madame Jones a pariec vu we let t c Elison
fan T no?
Speaker 4: It's not an Americ?
Speaker 2: Madameson gad no, Madame.
Speaker 4: In this conversation you heard the word at andre, which
means to wait. Are vu jesuis George Jones just America? Ah?
Speaker 5: Who that monster Jones Jones, Mercy Madame es tc no.
Speaker 3: In Nepas.
Speaker 5: Were did momsieur escue Madame Jones pari.
Speaker 3: A vu let t c elizon tc no?
Speaker 2: It's not an Americ Madame? Garson Garson a pad fi no, Madame?
Speaker 4: Do you remember how to say come in a tree?
If you're introduced to someone, what do you say, all chatti?
How do you say a boy? And Gasson say a
big boy? And gone Gasson and Gan Gasson say a
big girl dun gone feed un gone feed, say we
have a big girl gone fee say we want nou
voulu nu voulon say we can now proven new PROOFO,
here's how to say. We can wait?
Speaker 3: Equite I repete.
Speaker 4: At How would you ask? Can you wait? ASKO you
can wait? And say again we want louvouol nou vool
say we want a lot of children, nouvol nouvol. Say
we live.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 4: Zabito say my wife and I my fammoir we live
in America.
Speaker 2: Husabit on americ on americusabito on americ on Americ, say
with the children avelisophon liisonpho avec liisanpho.
Speaker 4: Say the children are in America. Lis Americ say they
are in America, in Sultan America, in Sultan America. Yeah,
ask where are they?
Speaker 3: Who still? Who still?
Speaker 4: Say the girls are here? Lefis tsi leafy so tisi
say the big girl is here, lag on fi tc,
leg on fia tc say the big boys are here,
lego garson so tisih. And the little girl equity illpity.
Speaker 3: La putiti putit puttit la putiti.
Speaker 4: Ask, and the little girl.
Speaker 3: La putiti.
Speaker 6: Try to say the little boy luputi gasson putti putti
lu puttigasso.
Speaker 4: Say the boy is little lugason putti blue gason euty
say my boy is little.
Speaker 7: Mortarson, our boy is little equity irepity, notre garson put.
Speaker 3: Not not.
Speaker 4: Say our boy not tregasson say our boy isn't big,
notre garson, notre garson say he's little hell putty he leputti.
Speaker 8: Really equity irepitevremontv remontremont.
Speaker 4: Say yes really we remont say he is really little
live remon putti he live remon putti ask where is
your girl?
Speaker 3: We TraFi.
Speaker 4: Ask our big girl or our little girl? Notre grandi
who not to pettitit petit say the big one.
Speaker 3: Legrand LeGrande.
Speaker 4: Say not the little one.
Speaker 3: Pala putit para poutit.
Speaker 4: How do you say, really or trulymmon ask the man
where the children are?
Speaker 3: Us les enfan ussolis enfant les enfanstill.
Speaker 4: Ask can you wait?
Speaker 3: Ascueton pouve vueton.
Speaker 7: Where is the bathroom equite irrepite us toilette.
Speaker 4: Letoilette. What do you notice about this French word? Well,
for one thing, it's related to the English word toilet
and for another thing it's plural. The French consider it
more polite to ask for the toilets equity irepity lit
toilette lituilette. Ask where the bathroom is toilette toilette silver
play gues whether the word toilette is a lu or
a la word.
Speaker 3: Lat toilette un toilette.
Speaker 4: Now try to ask the toilets where are they.
Speaker 3: Lituilette l.
Speaker 4: U chantelle answer they're over.
Speaker 3: There, lso leba also leba.
Speaker 4: Ask truly say yes, they're really over there, ui.
Speaker 3: L hui ls.
Speaker 4: How do you say the little girl la putiti la
putitchi say the big boy lukeren gasson, luke gren gasson,
say the big girl lagon fi lagon fi say our
big girl, notre grand fix, notre grand fix, say you're
big girl. Votre grn fi notre grand fi. Ask for
the bathroom, Who show it? Who say the little girls?
Speaker 7: Liputit tree, liputtit tree. The family equity irepity laugh for me,
laugh for.
Speaker 4: Me, laugh for me, say one family, unpha me say
our family, not a for me. M Ask the man
where his family.
Speaker 3: Is votel.
Speaker 4: Ask my family, Ma fami say the little ones are
in America. Leput lept say the big girl is here
with us la grande avicnu like aviicnw say your family
is big, vo grand say your family is really dig.
Speaker 3: Vo.
Speaker 1: Imagine that France avic votrophai whose avid Garson in fie
who Madame durrant.
Speaker 4: Pa je me.
Speaker 1: Pet Imagine that France avic votropha, who's a garson in
fi jusell Madame durrant convo naj men.
Speaker 5: Kill quie party Garson escovotre Garson, Madame senator petty Garson.
Speaker 3: Whose comand Garson Garson escov de fi oui fi.
Speaker 5: Escovatropian Petite tell her she is big.
Speaker 4: Ele grande.
Speaker 3: Es comp.
Speaker 4: No well no comp.
Speaker 3: Jetsons gesquille vaux.
Speaker 4: Ask her where the bathroom is, who's only toilette? Whose
only toilette? Silvou play.
Speaker 3: Litoinette elsa.
Speaker 4: Now start from the words use which you know, and
try to say, we are going down there.
Speaker 9: Nous allon lebas, nous allon nousell lebas, excuse yourself, pardon madame.
How does the woman say you have a big family?
Speaker 3: Jose grand for me.
Speaker 4: Say not really, she says. In America, families are big.
Speaker 3: An amirique le le fermis grand.
Speaker 4: Say yes, we have many children, Ui nu zeven bud
fan say, and many bathrooms about toilette. This is the
end of today's lesson. When you continue with the next
unit tomorrow, please begin with track number two.