Speaker 1: It could conversacion was it let's a weekendscul parti no
no papa eSchool, emri de moschoir.
Speaker 2: De mansie and pemel rose mompa, some disir se dis
soirs and.
Speaker 3: Vandred and.
Speaker 2: Merge man we do manmerbucu.
Speaker 3: In this conversation you heard some disir and which means
Saturday evening. I can't either.
Speaker 1: They could go in force a conversacion, was it let's
a weekend?
Speaker 4: Westol parti no no papa eschoolrichoir.
Speaker 5: De marsurge and permelo rosa, some disi.
Speaker 2: Se disision put vandre disoi vantro.
Speaker 5: Pre meg put it deduce men we donduce men mercibucu.
Speaker 3: Speaking about a couple you think you know, ask what
are their names?
Speaker 5: Comes Peltill, comes Peltill.
Speaker 3: In commando monte vous, what is your name?
Speaker 5: Come uppe vou.
Speaker 3: The monsieur repont.
Speaker 4: My name is Jacques lau Grand, Juppel, Jacques lau Grand.
Speaker 3: Did please to meet you? Oh CHANTI? Now listen to
a longer version of the same response.
Speaker 5: Oh, chateau de freconnaissance, chateau de fer treconnaissance.
Speaker 3: You're saying, delight to make your acquaintance. Now repeat part
by part.
Speaker 2: Vout reconnaissance, fair, the fair, the ferret reconnaissance, oh chte reconnaissance.
Speaker 3: Say again please to meet you start with the short
version h chanti reconnaissance. Do you remember how to say
mineral water?
Speaker 4: Oh, mineral mineral.
Speaker 3: You're talking with a friend who is visiting. Ask him
would you like to drink something?
Speaker 5: Ask whose marie bolcouchaus.
Speaker 3: How would he say? Yes, gladly, some mineral.
Speaker 4: Water uvolunti de lumine rals.
Speaker 3: You pour him some mineral water and say, next Sunday,
I'm going to take the plane to Rome, the most perch.
I have some meetings at the university down there.
Speaker 5: University Laba.
Speaker 3: Come on, Diva Camille, you always have a lot of meetings.
Speaker 4: Whose vict.
Speaker 3: Do? Tell me? Are you going to write me.
Speaker 6: Ditoi escavouseli macreer akrire macrier. Are you going to write
me from Rome?
Speaker 4: Escovuli makrierd rom.
Speaker 3: But yes? May we now suppose it's another day. You're
about to go out the door. Your friend asks you,
where are you going?
Speaker 4: Wiscouseli olivo.
Speaker 3: I'm going to town. I must go to the bank
in vaud demand where is the bank.
Speaker 4: Hui la banc.
Speaker 3: On Paris street Rue de Paris, command de till, when
are you going there?
Speaker 4: Contes contivu.
Speaker 3: Are you going there soon?
Speaker 4: Escuavuzie libianto the alibia too.
Speaker 3: Yes, in a few minutes.
Speaker 5: We don't care.
Speaker 1: Comminute commando, mantill what time is it?
Speaker 4: Kellery till.
Speaker 3: Command de ton it's noonm me using the word for noon,
say it's a quarter to twelve.
Speaker 5: Medi monucr media more car.
Speaker 3: A commanded vous it's a quarter past two. Aca, I'm
going to leave in thirty minutes.
Speaker 5: Je not hold me.
Speaker 3: At a quarter to three.
Speaker 5: At Rosa wilca, we must go now, nudo VOPARTI.
Speaker 1: Now commanding to doctor Medica lomitzan ahmitza, I'm going to
the doctor equite ripe juvet lumitza, lomitza she shilumizan juve slumizan.
Speaker 3: Indeed, I'm going to the.
Speaker 1: Bank juvez le banque a labranque, and afterwards to the doctor.
Speaker 5: L sweet shalumitza, l sweet shalumizan.
Speaker 1: Indeed, at a quarter past three Atrosa Rica, command de.
Speaker 3: Till me, I'm not going to the doctor.
Speaker 4: Well, Jean vipaschal Mezza.
Speaker 7: Not at a quarter past three part ras Rica, and
not at a quarter two three apartelka, not before noon
pasavomidi pasavomidi, and certainly not in the afternoon a certain Momidi.
I am not going there, genievepa, genievepa monde till I
don't like to go to the doctor.
Speaker 4: Nampasa Mezza.
Speaker 1: Indeed that I know, suse, but me I have to
go to the doctor a little later, meanmoirlezza.
Speaker 3: And and now I'm going to go to the bank.
Command de Montill, do you have to change a lot
of money.
Speaker 4: Escovo vo?
Speaker 3: Yes, one thousand dollars for my trip.
Speaker 5: We middlar.
Speaker 3: For my trip by bus to Italy on Italy command
deton train.
Speaker 1: Tran lutrent trent Command deton the train trip or the
trip by train?
Speaker 3: Yeh ran say the two together a train by train?
Speaker 4: Ran ran uh oh.
Speaker 3: Uh oh, Come on, du Montill. Why don't you go
there by train?
Speaker 6: Did?
Speaker 3: Yeah? I prefer to go there by bus.
Speaker 5: Je prefer.
Speaker 3: Command deton one can m boo.
Speaker 5: Mm hmm.
Speaker 3: M boo did by bus? One can see a lot
of things, ok, shows command deton for reading or for
to read.
Speaker 5: Poorly poor.
Speaker 4: Poorly did.
Speaker 3: And one has a lot of time to read, literally
time for to read, a lot of time to read
and to write. I'm going to write some letters.
Speaker 5: Javeaikire de letter.
Speaker 3: Now suppose you're speaking with a French acquaintance. Later that day,
He and his wife would like to invite you for
dinner on the weekend. Command eton weekend.
Speaker 4: Weekend, the weekend?
Speaker 3: I demand, are you here this weekend asco?
Speaker 4: Was it last weekend?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 3: Not this weekend?
Speaker 5: No past the weekend?
Speaker 3: Is he the deal? We are going to see our children.
Speaker 5: And wells enfant.
Speaker 3: Ill demand and next weekend in the weekend poch no
ill demand? Are you going away next weekend?
Speaker 4: Escul parti weekend poch.
Speaker 1: No, We're going to stay here. No nusrestila, I must
work a little next weekend. Should have a yample the
weekend pochon command deton to have lunch dejounie a command
detent to have dinner.
Speaker 3: Dni come on with d montille. Would you like to
come have dinner.
Speaker 4: A scum dna.
Speaker 3: Sunday demonte yeah, is sunday all right? Escudim, Yes, it's
all right, and thank you very much.
Speaker 5: We serv I mercibuku.
Speaker 3: The monday at what time.
Speaker 5: I caller.
Speaker 3: In would demand seven o'clock? Is that all right?
Speaker 4: Set the sava?
Speaker 3: Yes, that's all right.
Speaker 5: We savar.
Speaker 3: Do Monday.
Speaker 5: Where do you live? Wisco at erbite vous?
Speaker 1: Command'tan to our place? Chenu a command'tent to your place?
Speaker 5: Chivou chievous.
Speaker 3: You want to know how to get there? Eutilm come
excuse you, come excuse. In French, you literally ask how
do I do to go to your place? Try to
ask what do I do? Or literally how do I do?
Speaker 5: Come excuse your fe? Come excuse your.
Speaker 3: Fe to go to your place? Start with poor.
Speaker 5: Poorly chivu poorly chevu.
Speaker 3: Now try the question what do I do to go
to your place?
Speaker 5: Come I sku.
Speaker 3: Ilvou demand buy car?
Speaker 4: What you.
Speaker 3: Did? Yes, I have a car? Hui commanding ton town
or city?
Speaker 4: Will love ill.
Speaker 3: Command de ton from the city.
Speaker 4: De la ville.
Speaker 3: It's a we are coming from the city by car. Nuveenda?
What your.
Speaker 5: Nuveenda?
Speaker 3: What your command? De dill fine take disjon street LaRue.
Speaker 8: De dijonban LaRue dijon, LaRue de dijon.
Speaker 3: Then you go straight ahead.
Speaker 4: Previous A little to do?
Speaker 3: Uh the kilometer on.
Speaker 7: Francis kilometre and kilometre one or two kilometers, and we
do kilometre. You go always straight ahead.
Speaker 1: Who's that to d.
Speaker 3: See the dear Dijon.
Speaker 9: Square, La place the Dijon. You go straight ahead until
Dijon square.
Speaker 4: Who's that a tu d plus the Dijon.
Speaker 3: We live there on the right.
Speaker 4: At la la adrait.
Speaker 3: Our address. It's Dijon square, number twenty.
Speaker 4: Not a dress surplus the Dijon n Mirova.
Speaker 3: Did very well.
Speaker 5: Trebian.
Speaker 3: It is either the Monday. But what do I do
to go to Dijon.
Speaker 2: Street, make a most cause of February Dijon, Come on,
scuse fe.
Speaker 5: Come I scout February may come I scus Dijon.
Speaker 3: Ramivoud. Here is a city map Repity city map.
Speaker 4: And plan de la Ville, plan plan luplan and plan
de la Ville.
Speaker 3: Here is a city map.
Speaker 4: Vui plan de la Ville.
Speaker 3: I can show you Repity.
Speaker 4: Montre Montree, Montre Vous, Montre Vous Montree, j Montree.
Speaker 3: I can show you where Dijon Street is.
Speaker 4: Gepe Montree, We LaRue de Dijon.
Speaker 3: On the map ecud irepite.
Speaker 4: Sur le plan, sur seur sur le plan.
Speaker 1: Commande mondevous, can you show me the straight escre LaRue.
Speaker 3: On the map? What do I do to go to
your place?
Speaker 5: Come scuse chevu come cause chevou.
Speaker 3: We are going to come by car de monde. This
city plan is rather small.
Speaker 5: Plan de la ville potti I spotty.
Speaker 3: Can you show me.
Speaker 5: Escare on the map.
Speaker 3: Where your street is? I look eu irepity oh yadi,
oh yadi, oh yadi. Pointing on the map, he says,
our street is here, not e c and look Dijon square?
Is there.
Speaker 4: La place de je la.
Speaker 3: You don't see it? Immediately listen who So this means
where is that? Literally where that? He points in the direction,
saying there la very well, Now I know where Dijon
Street is.
Speaker 5: Tremian madeenan jouse we la rue de jjon.
Speaker 3: Now you're asking an acquaintance for directions. Ask can you
help me, esca? What do I do to go to
the bank?
Speaker 1: Come on, because.
Speaker 3: Can you show me where the bank is?
Speaker 5: Esca montre lebank.
Speaker 3: On the city map?
Speaker 1: Pulling out a map, say here's the city map. Vull
i'm pland de la ville.
Speaker 3: Dramid look to go to the bank, you take this street,
Pui la.
Speaker 4: Bancicetri say thank you and see you soon.
Speaker 3: Mercill E Biento, this is the end of Unit twenty eight.