Speaker 1: An American mister Jamison has come to meet a business contact,
mister Arnold in his office and then in Burro Pretzel
couldn't talk.
Speaker 2: He has a Jamison Bill Jamison is their Arnold Schronen Burou.
Speaker 3: Laidra Nonicht Compton and Pami Newton konin hervarten Venzi, Mrsten Dunker,
since shulanga and Frankfurt.
Speaker 4: Nine been guest and anger kom.
Speaker 3: Won't wi langa blimesy bes mon.
Speaker 4: Talk, I'm sam stuck Freunden, bnauheim.
Speaker 3: Be sun mot flight and cafe.
Speaker 2: Yeah ghana named nine dunkirch our advastoka innan moment freed
and dunk.
Speaker 1: In this conversation, the woman said vi shoun, which means
how lovely.
Speaker 2: A mansou couldn't talk. He has a Chamison Bill Jamison
is Sir Arnold Schroon.
Speaker 3: Bureau laira Nonicht, Compton and Pami Newton takon hevaden Venzi
Mrsten Dunker. Thence you shu langa and Frankfurt nine.
Speaker 4: You can guess an under.
Speaker 3: Common wont ru langa blimezi this.
Speaker 4: Montalk' samstak zurich freunden, but nauheim.
Speaker 3: Vi shun motions the flight unkaffee.
Speaker 2: Yeah, ghana name nine dunk abat vast soukka and moment
seen dunk.
Speaker 1: Suppose you're in the office of the business associate and
tell the secretary of your name, say, my name is Jameson.
Speaker 4: Hi's a Jameson. Hi, it's a Jameson.
Speaker 1: I would like to speak with mister Arnold. The zach
Man with mister Arnold via Honzi.
Speaker 4: Mitern Arnold, mitterm mittern Arnold, Zaganzi with mister Arnold mat Arnold.
Speaker 1: The secretary tells you he's not yet in the office.
Speaker 5: Vide junot for your office.
Speaker 3: Oh boo.
Speaker 1: Bureau daspurougen the office of mister Arnold.
Speaker 4: Does Arnold.
Speaker 1: D Wisachmann in the restaurant.
Speaker 3: In restaurant, m in restaurant.
Speaker 1: Yet sung the in the office in bureau. Mister Arnold
is not in the office.
Speaker 3: Now, her annoid is yet sneached in bureau. Her arnoid
is yet snached in bureau.
Speaker 1: Not yet nicht He's coming somewhat later. We don't known.
Speaker 3: The heir comte atwas speta vas va speeda.
Speaker 1: Somewhat. Vas at vas means both somewhat and something. Now
say he's coming somewhat later.
Speaker 3: Er comte at vashpeta er comte at va Speta.
Speaker 1: Can you wait a couple of minutes? We don't in
the minutes, mit.
Speaker 4: Dem Newton.
Speaker 1: A couple of minutes.
Speaker 3: And Pami Neuton and Pami Neuton.
Speaker 1: Can you wait a couple of minutes?
Speaker 3: Can in the and Pami Luton Varden Quincy and Pami
luten Varden.
Speaker 1: Say yes, I can wait. Use the polite.
Speaker 4: Yeah is kanganavarten, Yeah is kangana varden.
Speaker 1: Exact man wait.
Speaker 3: Vartan see.
Speaker 1: Visakte wait here, please.
Speaker 3: Warten here bitter varens here bitter.
Speaker 1: The secretary asks how long you've been here? Exact man,
for a long time? Langer the fract, how long have
you been here? Remember to use shan.
Speaker 3: B Langa's incision here bi Langa's incision here already for
a long time, shun langa shoun langa.
Speaker 1: No not long.
Speaker 4: Nine nicht Langer.
Speaker 2: Not yet for a long time, nonicht langenish blanka.
Speaker 1: Dum fragsy. Then she asks, do you like to travel.
Speaker 3: Riis Inigana, riise Inigana.
Speaker 1: Or do you prefer to stay.
Speaker 3: Uda blimes alba uda blimezi liba, or do you prefer
to stay at home? Da blimes i libertehauser Ada blames
the libertehauser.
Speaker 1: And thee that I can't say. Be careful of the
word order.
Speaker 4: Cos kanishni does kargen.
Speaker 1: Sometimes I like to stay home. Watch the word order again.
Speaker 2: Manchemail blah besh ganzzajus, manchemail bla beish ganitzajaus.
Speaker 1: And sometimes not.
Speaker 4: Manch mainiche manschminicht.
Speaker 1: She checks to see if mister Arnold is back in
the office. He's act he's not yet in the office.
Speaker 3: It is not nished in bureau. It's not nished in bureau.
Speaker 1: Can you still wait a couple of minutes?
Speaker 3: Connzien pamien vaden coninzig and pamiuten varden.
Speaker 1: Mister Arnold is not yet in the office.
Speaker 3: Her Arnoud is not nished in bureau.
Speaker 1: She offers you some coffee while you wait. How does
she ask, would you like a coffee?
Speaker 3: Most in the and coffee motions and coffee a cup
of coffee video and z anatassa cuffee tassa di tassa
innatasa coffee.
Speaker 1: Would you like a cup of coffee? Of is understood?
Speaker 3: Motion anatasa coffee.
Speaker 1: Or a mineral water perhaps.
Speaker 3: Order and mineral vasa like order and mineral vasafl.
Speaker 5: Like anto and zee a cup of coffee please yes,
And it has a coffee bitter, and it has a
coffee bitter.
Speaker 1: With milk, with milk. We don't hold on ze but
without sugar about.
Speaker 4: Owned socca socca owner owned socca about owned socca.
Speaker 1: Xact man without owner there socca We fracked the You
would like no.
Speaker 3: Sugar seems kind sugar can and sugar.
Speaker 1: No, but a little bit of milk.
Speaker 4: Nine a and vision much nine a wan vision much.
Speaker 1: Would you also like some cake?
Speaker 3: Mevaskuchen wed for cake, cochen.
Speaker 4: Cochen, dear cochhen.
Speaker 1: And what the no? Thank you? I don't eat cake?
Remember to you is.
Speaker 2: Canan nine donc here's a kind cool nine uncle, here's
a kind korhen.
Speaker 1: You're just kidding, of course, some cake would be fine.
Thes that man a cup of coffee and.
Speaker 3: Cake Anatasa coffee on courhen, Anatasa coffee on.
Speaker 1: Coohen, would you like coffee and cake?
Speaker 3: Mosenzie coffee on Courhon motions coffee on corhen.
Speaker 1: My husband comes from Austria ridohu in the Austria.
Speaker 3: Uster reich Reich usta ersta uster Reich does uster Reich.
Speaker 1: He comes from Austria.
Speaker 3: Er Comte as uster Reich a uster Reich, but.
Speaker 1: He now lives in Frankfurt.
Speaker 3: Abbe evundjets and Frankfurt abbe evundjets and Frankfurt.
Speaker 1: Remembering that time comes before or place. Say he has
been living in Frankfurt since two years.
Speaker 3: Von sides Fajaren and Frankfurt sis say jaren and Frankfurt.
Speaker 1: He comes from Austria.
Speaker 3: Er Comte Austraich, but.
Speaker 1: Now he works in Frankfurt. Be careful of the word order.
Speaker 3: Aba yes abe did anne Frankfurt. Aba yet abe did
anne Frankfurt.
Speaker 1: Fragnzie and you do you also come from Austria.
Speaker 4: Would see come the arosuster Reich.
Speaker 1: The untwoted No.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 1: Nine nine, No, I'm from bad Nowheim.
Speaker 3: Nine it's been of, but now Haim nine. It has
been of, but now Haim.
Speaker 1: That's interesting.
Speaker 4: We don't hold in the does this into the sun? Sun?
Sun into the sun? Does this into the sun?
Speaker 1: Zagzi, I'm acquainted with bud Nowheim.
Speaker 4: If kenne, but now him.
Speaker 1: She's surprised. You're acquainted with but nowheim.
Speaker 3: See cannon, but now him, See cannon, but now him.
Speaker 1: That's interesting?
Speaker 3: Does this inte the sound?
Speaker 1: Yes? I have friends there, Yeah, yeah, And I'm going
to visit them on Friday. I'm going to visit my
friends there. Be careful of the word order.
Speaker 2: I'm fried talks rich mane freunde dot, I'm freaks rich
man fund dot.
Speaker 1: I'm going to visit them on Friday and on Saturday.
Use both versions of Saturday, starting with the one used
in the South.
Speaker 4: Sez I when I'm samstag z when I'm unarmed?
Speaker 1: How lovely vido junzi be shun shun be shun, which
word means lovely or beautiful?
Speaker 3: Shun?
Speaker 1: How lovely for you?
Speaker 3: Be shun for zie.
Speaker 1: Now suppose you're with your friends in bad Nauheim. You
know the young couple well enough to use the familiar
do greet them?
Speaker 4: Hi?
Speaker 1: Tom, Hi Annah?
Speaker 4: Hello Tom? Hello Annah?
Speaker 1: How does Anna respond?
Speaker 4: Hi?
Speaker 1: Bill? How goes it?
Speaker 4: Hello Bill?
Speaker 1: Bigids say that you're fine?
Speaker 4: Just give me a good.
Speaker 1: Ask and how are you?
Speaker 4: Wondriguid Stier Wondriguid Stier.
Speaker 1: Tom and Anna would like to invite you to a concert.
How does anna say this? Use wi.
Speaker 3: Be Emerchtendickens Concert in Laden be Emerchtendickens Concert in Land.
Speaker 1: On Saturday, say the one that's used in the South.
Speaker 3: I'm some stock.
Speaker 1: Say that's very nice.
Speaker 4: Does it send it?
Speaker 1: Say on Saturday? I would like to buy a couple
of T shirts.
Speaker 2: I'm some stock must Chem pat shirts Coffin. I'm some
stock must Chem pat shirts Coffron.
Speaker 1: She asks for your friends in America.
Speaker 6: In America, America, Say yes, I.
Speaker 1: Need five T shirts.
Speaker 4: Yeah, hipaul fin t shirts.
Speaker 1: Ask her at what time the concert begins?
Speaker 4: If you will begin? Does concert? If you will begin
does concert?
Speaker 1: How does she tell you that it begins at eight pm?
Use official time?
Speaker 3: Es begin fanci you are?
Speaker 1: She changes her mind, No, at seven point.
Speaker 3: Thirty nine am nine sinod reise.
Speaker 1: She then asks you when you're going to Berlin. Use
the familiar form of.
Speaker 3: Pharn bonfieres to Narpelin. Bonfieres to Narpelin.
Speaker 1: Tell her you're going on Monday.
Speaker 4: Fara won't talk.
Speaker 1: How does she ask you if you're going alone?
Speaker 3: Piers to Alina, peirs to Alina, referring to.
Speaker 1: A female colleague, Say no, you're going with your colleague.
Speaker 2: Nine fiamut menacholigan. Nine fiamut menacholigan.
Speaker 1: Now listen, don gute reiser, she said, Then have a
good trip. Now let's practice official time in German. First,
here's a review of some numbers. How do you say
thirty Preisich say twenty Swanseish fifteen Funftzin say forty five.
Speaker 4: Friend from.
Speaker 1: Twenty two.
Speaker 4: Spy on Swansish?
Speaker 1: How do you say two pm in official time?
Speaker 4: Fizin wha.
Speaker 1: Say six pm?
Speaker 4: At tint wha.
Speaker 1: Say nine pm.
Speaker 4: I know Spansish were.
Speaker 1: Say seven thirty pm?
Speaker 4: Nine is.
Speaker 1: Now try to say ten fifteen pm.
Speaker 4: Spy on swansesh or friend?
Speaker 1: And how do you say eleven forty five p m.
Speaker 4: Pray on swanssh or funvonfierzch
Speaker 1: And with that this is the end of Unit ten.