Speaker 1: Heernzi disingush Pretzel.
Speaker 2: Listen to this conversation. The American mister Jamison is speaking
Speaker 2: with his German acquaintance, Missus Benzer.
Speaker 1: The Americana had Jameson spress mizzena Deutschen Bukanten Frobenze Ernzi
Speaker 1: Dezengus Pretzel.
Speaker 3: Couldn't talk for Benze he get us.
Speaker 4: Enen Serguta, Jameson on enen or Kuo dunker had Jameson
Speaker 4: Wanzenzi in Deutsche Land unger Common, Keston arbend Ah, guston
Speaker 4: On vi Langa Blimesy no Einewarcho, Hamsishan, Dvaston mnchen gaizene
Speaker 4: nor Michel.
Speaker 2: In this conversation, you heard the woman.
Speaker 1: Ask Parvunzishan advasson wenchen gaizene.
Speaker 2: Which means, have you already seen something of Munich.
Speaker 1: Ernzi dizengush presser Ain Matzl.
Speaker 3: Couldn't talk for Benze he get us enen Serguta, Jameson
Speaker 3: on enen or Kuo dunker.
Speaker 4: Here Jameson Fanzenzi Indutsche Land, unger Common, Kuston arband Ah,
Speaker 4: Guston On vi Langa blimesy Novocher, hamsish At first from
Speaker 4: mentioned gazine.
Speaker 2: Now suppose you're speaking with a German acquaintance. Ask her
Speaker 2: how she is?
Speaker 3: He gets en.
Speaker 4: The unfaltity not bad, nich schlecht, nichschlecht.
Speaker 2: How would she ask you how you are?
Speaker 4: Beget us en.
Speaker 2: Tell her that you are very well.
Speaker 3: Get me as your goods, get me as your good.
Speaker 2: How would she ask you when you arrived.
Speaker 4: Bands inc anger Common bands incy anger Common?
Speaker 2: Did you arrive this morning?
Speaker 4: Since he heard the morgan anger Common, since he holde
Speaker 4: Morgan unger Common.
Speaker 2: Anten zee no yesterday, I in Ghustan, I arrived yesterday.
Speaker 3: You's been guessed on anger Common. You's been guest on Ungercommon.
Speaker 2: Yesterday evening.
Speaker 3: Gustan arband.
Speaker 1: We've ragged irbicante.
Speaker 2: Would you like to drink something.
Speaker 4: Most the advastrington most ze advastrington.
Speaker 2: Zagzi yes, gladly.
Speaker 3: Yeah, arghana.
Speaker 1: Irbuicante fragged.
Speaker 2: Do you like wine?
Speaker 4: Mugenzy wine, mugenzy wine.
Speaker 2: Now say the two together. Would you like Do you.
Speaker 4: Like merchten z moog and z merchten z mogen Z.
Speaker 2: How does she ask you if you like wine.
Speaker 4: Mugen Zy vine, mugen Zy vine.
Speaker 2: Answer yes, I like wine.
Speaker 3: Yeah, ischmark wine, ischmarckwine.
Speaker 2: I would like to drink wine. Add gharana for politeness, mushta.
Speaker 4: Ghana ishmersht aganavine drinking, ichimersht aganavine drinking.
Speaker 2: Here's how she asks you what you did today?
Speaker 4: Vidojunzi bus hams, you hoi to gumart gumart sie haben
Speaker 4: gumaart bus happens you hoi to gomart.
Speaker 1: We fract irabakanta.
Speaker 2: What did you do today?
Speaker 4: Bus Hams there to go, mart bus Hams there to go.
Speaker 2: Matt tell her that you bought something.
Speaker 3: Jabe ituska coauftborg coulft jabe it was a coulft.
Speaker 2: And I visited a couple of friends.
Speaker 3: On the shaba and pafujrbo bassourd one Saba and pafun.
Speaker 2: We ate together.
Speaker 3: He happened to Samgagessen Jahamen Gegessen. He happened to Zamgagesen,
Speaker 3: and I spoke a lot of German on the Habefel
Speaker 3: deutschochenb porchen on the Habefel Deutschochen. How does she ask
Speaker 3: you if you like it?
Speaker 4: In Munich, give does en an invention? Give her does
Speaker 4: enan invention?
Speaker 2: Tell her, yes, I arrived yesterday.
Speaker 3: Yeah, shu been guessed on unger common. Yeah shup been
Speaker 3: guess on unger common.
Speaker 2: And today one tote I did a lot today. Be
Speaker 2: careful of the word order.
Speaker 3: Carbehoe to feel gou macht carbehoe to filu maacht.
Speaker 2: You want to say, but I saw nothing of Munich.
Speaker 2: Here's how to say.
Speaker 1: I saw Vidajlenzi, bitter Harbegazine, gasin.
Speaker 3: Habegazine, you saw.
Speaker 4: See ham Gazine, see ham.
Speaker 1: Gazine, Zangzi, I saw nothing.
Speaker 3: Carbanists Gazine, Carbanists, gazine.
Speaker 1: Of Munich, Videjolenzi.
Speaker 3: Fon Munchen, fun yah fun one muntion. How do you.
Speaker 2: Say of.
Speaker 1: Fun vivract i rebicande, you saw nothing of Munich.
Speaker 4: The Harmonists on Muntion Gaizine nichts one mention the harmonists
Speaker 4: fan Muntion Gaizine that zine.
Speaker 2: No I saw nothing of Munich.
Speaker 3: Nine Jabanists from mentioning gauzine. Nine Jabanists from mentioning Gaizine.
Speaker 2: The zach Man nothing yet or not anything yet. We
Speaker 2: don't want to ze better.
Speaker 3: No, no nonichts the zach Man yet, nozi.
Speaker 2: I haven't seen anything yet.
Speaker 3: The carben arnists gazin nornichtschaben ornistskasen.
Speaker 2: How does she ask you if you like it in Munich?
Speaker 4: Gafes inan and munchin gif does inan and Munchin.
Speaker 5: Tell her, yes, I like it in Munich. Yeah, it's
Speaker 5: kaffetted me and Munchin, But I don't have enough time.
Speaker 5: Abay habanish knuchzayt aby Habanisheknuch said, Munich is very large,
Speaker 5: Munchin is their course. When she miss you.
Speaker 2: Tell your acquaintance that you're going to Salzburg next, she
Speaker 2: wants to know if you're familiar with Salzburg.
Speaker 4: Via kenonziezeudsbok shun kennon kennen kenonzie shun kenonzie seidsbok shun.
Speaker 4: She's asking, are you already acquainted with Salzburg. The expression
Speaker 4: canonzi is commonly used to ask if someone is familiar
Speaker 4: with a person, a place, a book of film, and
Speaker 4: so on. Yetzi, are you acquainted with Salzburg? Kenonzie zeide spoke.
Speaker 1: Wisakmann already.
Speaker 3: Shawan shan.
Speaker 2: Me fragnsie are you already acquainted with Salzburg?
Speaker 4: Canonzieze outspoke shan.
Speaker 2: Sean is the same word as in the expression I
Speaker 2: believe so say this.
Speaker 3: Kloba shun.
Speaker 1: Fin heinmel Are you already acquainted with Salzburg?
Speaker 4: Canonziez outspoke shun canonziez outspoke shun.
Speaker 1: Sagen.
Speaker 2: No, not yet.
Speaker 3: Nine nornicht, nornicht, nornicht.
Speaker 2: But I have seen already a little bit of Munich.
Speaker 3: Abby jabashon Ambissin from Munchingizien aby yabashon Ambisian, from munching Zien,
Speaker 3: only a little bit Numbisian zangzi, I like it in
Speaker 3: Munich escafet me and munchin escafette me and munchin.
Speaker 2: Your acquaintance asks, would you like to go into town tomorrowsu.
Speaker 4: Motion zi morgen indiestad gin mosten zi morgen indiestad gin.
Speaker 2: The Zachman the city or the town.
Speaker 4: D stat Stadt d Stadt.
Speaker 1: Went to the Zachmann into town.
Speaker 4: Indistadt indistadt.
Speaker 2: Would you like to go into town?
Speaker 4: Motion in the indies, stud gain motion in the indies,
Speaker 4: stud gain.
Speaker 1: Frogs.
Speaker 2: When fun tomorrow morning, we don't.
Speaker 4: Morgan through morgan frou.
Speaker 2: Morgan fu means tomorrow early Germans say it to avoid
Speaker 2: saying marg margen as margan means both tomorrow and morning.
Speaker 2: Reinma tomorrow morning.
Speaker 4: Morgan frou.
Speaker 6: Frou and visak man this morning HOI to Morgan, HOI
Speaker 6: to Morgan, say.
Speaker 2: Tomorrow morning.
Speaker 4: Morgan flu.
Speaker 2: Which word means that is what be douted early.
Speaker 3: Flu zag z.
Speaker 2: I have no time tomorrow morning.
Speaker 3: Jabu wong fu kind of sight yabum wong fu kind
Speaker 3: of sight.
Speaker 2: I can't go into town.
Speaker 3: Vkanighny statgain in the stadt vkanighny statgain.
Speaker 7: I am working tomorrow. Is aba to Morgan, I have
Speaker 7: a lot of work tomorrow video and the work arabit
Speaker 7: arbit the arbit a lot of work, feel arbit. I
Speaker 7: have a lot of work tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Carbamong feel a bite, Carbamong, feel a bite?
Speaker 2: Would you like to go into town tomorrow evening?
Speaker 4: Mostens morgen armed indishtadgen. Mostens morgen armed indishtadgen.
Speaker 2: Yes, tomorrow evening, Yeah, mong armed not tomorrow morning.
Speaker 3: Nicht morgenfu, nicht morgenfu.
Speaker 2: Visak man stores.
Speaker 4: Kushefter diguschefter.
Speaker 2: Theis act, but the stores are closed tomorrow.
Speaker 4: Evening aberdiguscheft doesn't morgen armed keshlassen aberdigueschef doesn't morg armed kushlassen.
Speaker 1: Visak man nothing or not anything michtz zagzi, I wouldn't
Speaker 1: like to buy anything.
Speaker 3: Schmerstnichts kaufen. Schmerstnichtskaufen.
Speaker 2: Okay until tomorrow, good bis Morgan. Now you would like
Speaker 2: to buy some wine and beer?
Speaker 1: Yes, mostenzie wine on beer caffin.
Speaker 2: You would like to buy some wine and beer.
Speaker 1: V krissid frau ngueschaft.
Speaker 2: How do you greet the woman in the shop.
Speaker 3: Gould and talk.
Speaker 1: V fractifrau.
Speaker 2: What would you like? Please?
Speaker 4: Pas mots pas motenzi.
Speaker 1: Zangzi. Does the wine on be a moshten.
Speaker 3: Which the wine would beer?
Speaker 1: The machine vison. We feel there's be accosted. We fragsy.
Speaker 3: If you cost it a spear, If you cost it
Speaker 3: a spear.
Speaker 1: Wesakt the does just be a fifthtin mark? Cost it.
Speaker 4: Does be a cost a fifthin mark.
Speaker 1: On FRAGSI we feel their wine cost it?
Speaker 3: Won't we feel cost of their wine? Won't we feel
Speaker 3: cost of their wine?
Speaker 1: Zak de frau does divine SWANSI marc.
Speaker 2: Cost it.
Speaker 4: Divine costed Swansish mark, divine costed swansish mark.
Speaker 1: The ear does the doesper on dinvine naming.
Speaker 3: Name it does beyond divine she name, it does beyond wine.
Speaker 2: The shopkeeper asks you a question. Listen and then answer affirmatively,
Speaker 2: both male and female.
Speaker 4: Since the Americana, Yeah, Americana. Yeah, it's been Americana. And
Speaker 4: see Fashtian, they're good.
Speaker 2: Dodge, tell her you understand a little.
Speaker 3: Ivashtia Ambissian.
Speaker 2: Ask her if she speaks English.
Speaker 3: Sprak in the English.
Speaker 4: Nine is spraya kine English is spray in nood Dodge.
Speaker 1: De fra frag.
Speaker 2: The woman asks another question.
Speaker 4: It banden see and mention unger coommon.
Speaker 2: Tell her you arrived last night.
Speaker 3: He's been getting an armed unger common. He's been getting
Speaker 3: an armed unger.
Speaker 4: Common Kenenzi munchin shun.
Speaker 1: Zangxi No not yet.
Speaker 3: Nine nicht.
Speaker 4: Hamzishun adverse from munch gazine.
Speaker 1: Zangxi not much.
Speaker 3: Nishtfir.
Speaker 2: I have a lot of work.
Speaker 3: Kabafil abaite.
Speaker 2: And only a little bit of time.
Speaker 3: I wuld no ambis inside.
Speaker 2: Zangzi, but I'm going into town tomorrow evening.
Speaker 3: Abet hiemong armed nishtadt abei kiemwong ahm de nistadt.
Speaker 1: Ytsangzi.
Speaker 3: Goodbye, Afridas in.
Speaker 4: Afridas in see fishtin miya altno Ambishindorsche.
Speaker 2: And that's true. You do understand more than just a
Speaker 2: little German. Don't be concerned if you've not made every
Speaker 2: response correctly. All that you have learned here and in
Speaker 2: speaking read essential German I will be reviewed in future units.
Speaker 2: If you have mastered about eighty percent of the material
Speaker 2: in this lesson, you are ready to move on to
Speaker 2: the next. Otherwise you should invest some time in review.
Speaker 2: This is the end of today's lesson. When you continue
Speaker 2: with the next unit tomorrow, please begin with track number two.