Speaker 1: It could conversacion Jim Melrous.
Speaker 2: Voumon partier brigit wi lita no only patretta.
Speaker 3: Partier partier duva Sore and the mesamivia rendre.
Speaker 2: Visit and compel till me Isabel Bill Jameson c C.
Speaker 1: The Bill Jameson said to mis Ami.
Speaker 4: In this conversation, you heard, mis Ami, I v round visit,
which means a friend of mine is coming to pay
me a visit.
Speaker 5: A coul in for said conversacion Jim Melrous part no
vou do remont partier brigit wi lita no in the patreta.
Speaker 1: No no u partier partier duva Sore and mesmiva.
Speaker 3: Rendre visit and am compel till MeV look and sipa
Isabel Bill Jameson see see Joe Bill Jameson.
Speaker 1: Command de monde vous.
Speaker 4: What is his name or literally? How is he called?
Speaker 1: Comsap pertil, comsap peer til.
Speaker 4: His name is Bill?
Speaker 1: Is Isabel, Bill is Isabelle Commanditon and me I'm called Brigitte.
Speaker 6: In je mapel brigitte jemappel in je mapel brigitte. And
what's your name or literally? And how do you call
yourself equity, repiity.
Speaker 1: It comes off with woola v voos play vous vos
play vous, come of it, come off with v. Come
on de montau.
Speaker 4: What is your name?
Speaker 1: Come off with v reponde.
Speaker 4: My name is Jim, jemapelle Jim. How does someone ask you?
Do you like France?
Speaker 1: La France France franz repond?
Speaker 4: Yes, I like France.
Speaker 1: Ui jeams la France.
Speaker 4: I like France a lot. Watch the word order, jam
beaucou la France, jam beaucou la France.
Speaker 1: Command de montan, what.
Speaker 4: Is your name?
Speaker 1: Come over with the plavu, come o plvu.
Speaker 4: My name is Jim Gordon, jaappelle Jim Gordon. And what
is your name?
Speaker 1: A commands a privus a commandos a plevous. My name
is Bridgite Petti chamappel brigit petty. Suppose you're speaking with
a French friend. Imagine francaise commander monteil.
Speaker 4: Do you have a lot of work?
Speaker 3: Escvais travaivai.
Speaker 4: Do you have a lot of work today? Es answer no,
not a lot, nobuku, but tomorrow misdu main, I must
go into town. Judoise a Lanville h Allonville, Allonville. Unfortunately,
mal rosmin mal Rosmin.
Speaker 1: Matt now Aldermand.
Speaker 7: Have you seen Bill Jamison, escov Bill Jameson, h Bill Jameson?
Speaker 1: Have you seen him a good escovv vv vou av
leve a vuvu.
Speaker 4: Which part of that means him? It's the L sound
that's added on to the beginning of ave to make
Levi de mardin going for Have you seen him.
Speaker 1: Esca lev.
Speaker 2: Is?
Speaker 4: Yes, I saw him yesterday. WI yeah, evy Levu, Yeah,
we yeah, he's one of my friends. USE say yes,
I know.
Speaker 1: We should say.
Speaker 4: His wife is Swiss, right.
Speaker 2: Phbet he play Safa is resness spar sah saffam, Safa
sues Safam is swetness SPA.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Jun Seppa.
Speaker 4: Is he the dear? I know him.
Speaker 1: Jeluc lucue je Lukane, but.
Speaker 4: I don't know his wife.
Speaker 1: Pasa Famasa fam.
Speaker 4: I think that she is Swiss.
Speaker 1: Jacquaquely Swiss Jacquaccu jacquaquele Sis.
Speaker 4: But him he's American.
Speaker 8: Meluis American Louis Meluis, meluis American.
Speaker 4: Command detent me I'm Swiss Sis, and him he's American.
Speaker 1: Louis American command Uton.
Speaker 4: His wife.
Speaker 2: Saffam Saffam, I believe that his wife is Swiss. Jacquac
Saffam is Swiss. Jacquaco Saffam is Swiss. What's he COMMANDI
coffee coffee, look caffee.
Speaker 1: And caffe command de mondevous how long or how much time?
Combien Dutton covered dere time hancie don't Luton is here
to do Monday?
Speaker 4: Do you have time? Literally the time?
Speaker 2: Escavosa Luton Luton Voluton. Do you have the time to
drink a coffee? Repity esca caffee Blara coffee, do.
Speaker 1: Du boir du bois Luton de bara caffee jos a
vilt caffee.
Speaker 4: Do you have time.
Speaker 2: Escavoluton the time to drink a coffee with me? Lutre
Luto at my place, Shimo.
Speaker 1: Shimoe.
Speaker 4: I have a little time or literally a little of time.
Speaker 1: Equity I j.
Speaker 2: D to.
Speaker 1: The d't.
Speaker 4: Jem yes, I have a little time now.
Speaker 1: Wui jemptenu.
Speaker 3: Wi is g.
Speaker 4: Yes, I have the time to drink a coffee.
Speaker 1: Ui Gelo cafe.
Speaker 4: But unfortunately.
Speaker 1: Memel Rousemond is the dear.
Speaker 4: I don't have much time, Gene, one of my friends
is coming.
Speaker 1: Repeity silver play Vien via Via.
Speaker 3: And Villen.
Speaker 4: He is coming Villa to pay me a visit.
Speaker 1: Morandre visit visit m Morandre visit.
Speaker 4: He's coming to pay me a visit.
Speaker 1: Ilvia Morandro visit.
Speaker 4: One of my friends.
Speaker 1: And did.
Speaker 4: And now you don't have much time, she says emphatically, yes, yes,
I have a little time.
Speaker 9: Cci, I have the time. Glut dite, I have the time.
I have a little time.
Speaker 1: Gelouton j Luton.
Speaker 4: I have the time to drink your coffee with you.
Speaker 1: Vudu bois Jelo cafe.
Speaker 4: But this evening messasi Bill is coming to pay me
a visit.
Speaker 3: Bill via Morandre visit, Arandre visit, Morandre visit bill via
mordre visit.
Speaker 4: Now, suppose you're in a cafe and would like to
order something to drink.
Speaker 1: Imagine a cafe. It was Marie comand do mande aramis,
would you like to have a glass of wine? Ecut
syllably excuse.
Speaker 4: To have a glass of wine?
Speaker 1: Equitepe do du vain?
Speaker 4: There there.
Speaker 1: A there commanditon a glass and there.
Speaker 4: A glass of wine. Do you remember what means? Literally
it means to take commanditon to have a glass of wine?
Speaker 1: Du vain in mat do mondy.
Speaker 4: Would you like to have a glass of wine?
Speaker 1: Escu vot verde vain verde vain.
Speaker 4: With pleasure.
Speaker 1: I have a pleasure here. Here's how to ask for
the wine list Repity silver play, La carte de van
silvou play.
Speaker 2: Van diva, la carte, la carte di va, la carte
de vins silvou play mhm.
Speaker 4: Cartes means menu or list of foods or beverages. They
don't go in for the wine list or list of
the wines.
Speaker 10: Le carto di vain, le carto di vain. Would you
like some red wine equity repity escu.
Speaker 1: Du var rouge.
Speaker 2: Varg or some white wine Repity dan.
Speaker 4: Blanc blanc, some white wine, yeah, uvanton no, I'd like
some red wine.
Speaker 1: No gemree de varrouge rouge rouge.
Speaker 3: L d.
Speaker 4: I always have some red wine rapity.
Speaker 2: To Jou.
Speaker 1: To jou prance jospin Japan.
Speaker 4: Always to Jou is he the dear and me, I
always have some white wine.
Speaker 8: M j.
Speaker 4: Duvan say to the waiter, a glass of red wine please,
an de varul silver play and a glass of white wine.
Speaker 1: J verde.
Speaker 4: I never drink red wine Repeity sil.
Speaker 1: Play Jammy Jammy, jamais du.
Speaker 4: Je never red wine. Jamais de varrouge do Jamie do
always some white wine.
Speaker 2: To jo to j.
Speaker 4: S you do, dear, And I never drink beer, remember
you say never.
Speaker 1: Of jameis de biere. James do James do jis do bier.
Speaker 4: I always drink some white wine or some coffee.
Speaker 1: Boistou jou du va blanc udu caffe did.
Speaker 4: But unfortunately you must leave now.
Speaker 1: Me mal rosmin vudu vi partier madno mal rosmin is
he de dio.
Speaker 4: One of your friends is coming to pay you a visit,
and voss.
Speaker 2: Ami ville voondo visit, vuno visit and am vindovi is it?
Speaker 4: But say.
Speaker 1: Made it?
Speaker 4: Your friend? What's his name?
Speaker 9: What for me?
Speaker 1: Conn seppertil, commons appetil.
Speaker 11: Ell repond you don't know him? Say look on, I
say vulcanipa, look on I say ukipa. Well, then goodbye,
hello au revoir. Now, imagine you're in a restaurant with
a French friend.
Speaker 1: Imagine cose dan restaurant at Academie Francis, the Monte de Louis.
Speaker 4: Say do you have the time, dita scuse vilt the
time to have coffee with me.
Speaker 1: Return de pa fe vic more.
Speaker 4: Or a glass of wine.
Speaker 1: Verde vain dv.
Speaker 4: The waiter asks, would you like some red wine or
some white wine?
Speaker 1: 'scover the marie de varrouge udv blanc bag and seppa.
Speaker 4: Here is the wine list.
Speaker 1: Foul la carbdeva mercy jep de varrouge, vu de varrouge.
Speaker 4: I'm having some white wine, Jeusprian duvans blanc. Now ask
what time is it killer retill It is not yet
very late.
Speaker 2: In the.
Speaker 1: Basincre.
Speaker 4: It is six o'clock, ele caesar. The shops are still
open alcore means still as well as yet.
Speaker 1: Le megezos trouvert le meguezos take rouvert.
Speaker 4: Well, then we have the time to drink. Hello, two,
three or four glasses of wine. Du trois catrever the
avatrosti avotrosi means to your health or cheers. Now you
repeat the equivalent of cheers soti votre votrosti, avotre.
Speaker 2: Avotrosoti avotrosanti, say one more time, cheers.
Speaker 1: A votosanti.
Speaker 4: This is the end of today's lesson. When you continue
with the next unit tomorrow, please begin with track number
two