Speaker 1: Hearns it two listen hervens it two mertions you meet
Speaker 1: me essen mine what gets.
Speaker 2: Nine mine we're gators, niche get us some spid work?
Speaker 3: Nine on five oats on dry.
Speaker 2: Nine nine don't try work, get us.
Speaker 4: Some field war nine on few okaytorsch on friend nine
Speaker 4: fiuget better get some art?
Speaker 3: Nine nine gets.
Speaker 1: Nine nine words to spare in hers in rhine malt
Speaker 1: who listen again hervens in heine malt who.
Speaker 3: Mertions meet me essen o mine works.
Speaker 2: Nine mine work gets niche get us some swid work?
Speaker 3: Nine on fight okaysnach on dry.
Speaker 2: Nine nine to try work, get us some field work?
Speaker 4: Nine on few okays it on friend for war nine
Speaker 4: future better better get some art?
Speaker 3: Nine nine gets.
Speaker 2: Nine nine words to spare emotion.
Speaker 5: Do you remember how to ask someone what time it is? If?
Speaker 2: What is this?
Speaker 5: If?
Speaker 2: What is this?
Speaker 5: Answer? I don't know, A contradict yourself. Yes, I know
Speaker 5: devices Tell him it's three o'clock.
Speaker 3: It is tri.
Speaker 5: Ask again, what time is it? If it what is this?
Speaker 5: Tell him it's five o'clock.
Speaker 3: It is tin four.
Speaker 5: Ask him if he would like to something now.
Speaker 3: Mortency yetes it was isn't mertians yetes it was isn't.
Speaker 5: Are you going to eat now?
Speaker 3: Sz y.
Speaker 5: Szy No, I'm going to eat later.
Speaker 2: Nine He has a Spaeta.
Speaker 5: At eight o'clock, umarchtur, I'm going to drink wine.
Speaker 2: Each drink of wine, each drink of wine.
Speaker 5: Later much later.
Speaker 2: Speta felish speA.
Speaker 5: At nine o'clock.
Speaker 2: Nine war.
Speaker 5: At what time?
Speaker 3: War vifild war?
Speaker 5: Ask her what time it is now? If you what
Speaker 5: is this yet? If you what is this yet? How
Speaker 5: does she answer it's now four o'clock?
Speaker 3: Is it yet? Fire?
Speaker 5: Is it? Just say? I'm going to eat later? As
Speaker 5: a Sperta, ask her if she would like to eat
Speaker 5: something with you mertions you met me?
Speaker 2: It was essen? Mertionans met me? It was essen.
Speaker 5: How would she say gladly when.
Speaker 3: Ghana one?
Speaker 5: How would she ask? Where woar? Ask when now.
Speaker 3: One yet?
Speaker 5: Answer?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 5: No, not now? Nine, certainly not now. Here's how to
Speaker 5: say at six o'clock Herns note that listen is herns
Speaker 5: it too? In German? Here is Hernsey and listen is
Speaker 5: herns it too? Now? Listen and repeat hers at six o'clock.
Speaker 2: Mzx or sex sex sex or mzx or mzx or.
Speaker 5: Say at six o'clock.
Speaker 2: Om sex or.
Speaker 5: Here's how to say or at seven o'clock listen and repeat.
Speaker 1: Order ms eben whre sieben sieben umziben were order msiben were.
Speaker 5: Say at seven o'clock.
Speaker 2: Omsiben, or.
Speaker 5: Say at six o'clock or at seven o'clock.
Speaker 2: M sex order msiben er.
Speaker 5: Say not at six o'clock.
Speaker 3: Nich dooms x or nich dooms x or.
Speaker 5: Later speer answer very well, say a good well. Then
Speaker 5: at seven o'clock.
Speaker 1: Twe islo dynams even or done idzo islso also done
Speaker 1: islo dynams even or.
Speaker 5: How do you say then? In German?
Speaker 2: Done done, and how do you say well? Then also done?
Speaker 5: Say well? Then at eight.
Speaker 2: O'clock alsodnum after alzodnum after.
Speaker 5: Here's how to say this evening. Peter Hornsey bitter repeat
Speaker 5: Please houter arbend arbend hoiter houter houter arbened houter arbened
Speaker 5: houter means today say this evening or literally today evening.
Speaker 2: Houter and.
Speaker 5: I'm going to eat with you.
Speaker 2: If enen if en.
Speaker 5: I would like to eat with you this evening.
Speaker 2: Just listen hersu ishmersh harder armed meden.
Speaker 5: Essen now repeat schmersh harder abn.
Speaker 1: Meden essen hord to aubundd enen hord to armed mid
Speaker 1: enen ischmeersch harder armed medenen essen.
Speaker 5: Note that in German when hor to abend goes before
Speaker 5: with you mid enen, say again, I'd like to eat
Speaker 5: with you tonight, He marched to hord arn't medan and
Speaker 5: essen say well, then at seven o'clock.
Speaker 2: It's done, I'm Stephen, or.
Speaker 5: Is that all right?
Speaker 2: Keep does.
Speaker 5: The woman says at ten o'clock fido jus bitter m.
Speaker 3: Sene or scene scene sene or sane or sene or.
Speaker 5: Say at ten o'clock.
Speaker 2: M sin or.
Speaker 5: This evening.
Speaker 2: HOI to armmed.
Speaker 5: Say I'm going to eat tonight at ten o'clock.
Speaker 3: Y has a hold to armed um sin or he
Speaker 3: has a hold to armed m sin.
Speaker 5: Or ask at what time tonight if it were hold armed,
Speaker 5: I'm going to eat tonight at ten o'clock.
Speaker 2: Yes, a holder armed m sin or.
Speaker 5: Here's how to say tomorrow, Hen.
Speaker 2: Horns you bitter Morgan. Morgan, Morgan.
Speaker 5: Ask and tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Wunt Morgan wun't Morgan.
Speaker 5: Answer, I'm going to eat with you tomorrow. Be careful
Speaker 5: of the word order.
Speaker 3: Yes and Morgan mid enen.
Speaker 5: Say tomorrow at four o'clock Morgan Fiore, say no at
Speaker 5: six o'clock or at seven o'clock.
Speaker 2: Nine, I'm sex whoe oder arms eeden' were nine? I'm
Speaker 2: sex where oderms eedn't were?
Speaker 5: Say not at nine o'clock.
Speaker 2: Misched am were misched an were well?
Speaker 3: Then also done? Also done?
Speaker 5: Say well then at ten o'clock.
Speaker 3: Also done on scene or as are done on scene?
Speaker 5: Or how do you say tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Morgan?
Speaker 5: And how do you say this evening.
Speaker 2: Hoiter armed?
Speaker 5: Which part of that means evening.
Speaker 2: Arbend arbend?
Speaker 5: Now try to say tomorrow evening.
Speaker 2: Morgan arbend, Morgan arbend.
Speaker 5: Say tomorrow evening at seven o'clock.
Speaker 2: Morgan arms even or.
Speaker 5: Say know at ten o'clock, nine on sen or.
Speaker 3: Nine on sen?
Speaker 5: Or how do you say today?
Speaker 2: Heiter heiter heiter?
Speaker 5: How do you say listen? In German?
Speaker 2: Who evens it's too? Who evens it's too?
Speaker 5: How do you say repeat.
Speaker 2: Day?
Speaker 5: In future units, more and more instructions will be given
Speaker 5: in German, say today houter, say tomorrow, Morgan say tomorrow evening,
Speaker 5: Morgan arbend say this evening.
Speaker 2: Houter Arbend Hoiter Arbend.
Speaker 5: Say today Houter ask the woman if she would like
Speaker 5: to eat with you today?
Speaker 2: Merchen is merchens isn't.
Speaker 5: Answer not today tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Niche Toiter Morgan, nichetid Morgan.
Speaker 5: Say at what time?
Speaker 2: If you were?
Speaker 5: Answer at six o'clock or at seven.
Speaker 6: O'clock om Sex war orders even were say I'm going
Speaker 6: to eat now, yess.
Speaker 2: Yes, he.
Speaker 5: Say today and tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Also Houter and Morgan, Oh, Houter and Morgan, Oh.
Speaker 5: Ask what time is it now?
Speaker 3: If it worse? If it worse, do.
Speaker 5: Tell her it's ten o'clock.
Speaker 2: Is this seine?
Speaker 5: Or say I would like to eat with you this evening?
Speaker 3: If you mentioned a hard to arm mid enen Essen.
Speaker 5: Say not this evening, tomorrow evening.
Speaker 1: Nichtta armed, mong armed, Nichtota albums long armed.
Speaker 5: Not now later, not today tomorrow, Nicht and Morgan. Well,
Speaker 5: then at eight o'clock at my place.
Speaker 2: Buy Mia buy Mia.
Speaker 5: Answer fine.
Speaker 2: Good Now.
Speaker 5: A conversation with a gentleman.
Speaker 2: Yest English de mahn, Yes, English, de mahn.
Speaker 5: I'll tell you what to say to him, and he'll
Speaker 5: answer you. First ask him how he.
Speaker 3: Is vigitas en figitus enen.
Speaker 5: Good duncan ask him what he would like to do.
Speaker 4: Thus merchenzie mahmvus mertenzie mahm.
Speaker 5: Fun yet ask him what he would like to do
Speaker 5: this evening, watch the word.
Speaker 3: Order thus mortency holder armed Mahan's.
Speaker 5: Ask him if he'd like to have something to drink
Speaker 5: at your place.
Speaker 3: Motions the adverse by me drink motions the adverse by
Speaker 3: me drink.
Speaker 2: Fi and dank abda m.
Speaker 5: Say well, then tomorrow evening.
Speaker 2: I'd have done Morgan armed, yeah, long armed guidas.
Speaker 5: He'll ask you a question, answer him using the time
Speaker 5: six o'clock. In your answer.
Speaker 1: Khenc how armed escld to armed.
Speaker 3: Omor yes a harder armed ox.
Speaker 5: Use the time seven o'clock. In answer to his next question,
Speaker 5: went Morgan.
Speaker 3: Wor yes a moor.
Speaker 5: Use ten o'clock. In your next answers.
Speaker 2: By me it was drinking, by me, it was drinking.
Speaker 3: Sin wor emost or by enan ed first Drinkin.
Speaker 5: Answer his next question on your own vasmotenzy.
Speaker 3: Drinking emosh divine drinking be a bitter coffee, a bitter.
Speaker 5: Suppose you didn't understand, and you would like him to
Speaker 5: repeat what he said, Listen and repeat be bitter, f bitter.
Speaker 3: V bitter.
Speaker 5: That's a polite way of saying what literally it means.
Speaker 5: How please say this expression again.
Speaker 3: Fee bitter.
Speaker 5: And can you say please repeat.
Speaker 3: Pete vide Lindsey.
Speaker 5: Say fine, but listen.
Speaker 2: Goot abahornd it too, goot aberhornd it.
Speaker 5: Too Now, he'll say, until tomorrow. Answer him the same way.
Speaker 3: Bis Morgan, bis morgan, is is bis Morgan.
Speaker 5: This is the end of Unit eleven.