Speaker 1: It is a conversacion, did you Connedical Lenoir set you
to Maconnaissance?
Speaker 2: Oh, Hello, Bien Ellis, Marivian Morando vis duma ou pocotu,
Dissa pascue el Gira, mari j trebo tennis, Hello, ou,
I don't want put your tennis somble set trebid.
Speaker 3: In this conversation, the man said, sit you to Maconnaissance.
She's one of my acquaintances, and the woman answered we.
Speaker 1: Hello, yes, and so it could coin first a conversacion,
did you.
Speaker 2: Connical Lenoir nonepa set you to maconnaissance? OUI Yelloia Elis,
Marian Morando is, duma O, Pocotu, Dissa pascue el Gira,
some Marisa pel Gira jo Trebian tennis, Hello, I don't ensemble.
Speaker 4: I can's girl A.
Speaker 3: Girl using the familiar to say you say.
Speaker 1: Two D to know, I see you?
Speaker 3: The do you tell me? Or say on Saturday saw
anemy when addressing a friend, d D command I'm acquainted
with or I.
Speaker 1: Know Conne.
Speaker 3: Using to try to say you know.
Speaker 1: To Cone.
Speaker 5: Connec Monde, say do you know Nicole Lenoir.
Speaker 3: Continue to use the familiar form of address in this life.
Speaker 2: D escut you conennic colonoir d d escut any colonoir.
Speaker 3: Did say do you know her?
Speaker 1: D escut you laconee, laconee command de too.
Speaker 4: Yes, I know her, wesulacone.
Speaker 1: A commod detail.
Speaker 3: No, I don't know her.
Speaker 4: No jee no la jean lacon.
Speaker 2: He comandi an acquaintance repete connaissance, sance cone connaissance, connaissance,
say an acquaintance connaissance.
Speaker 3: Speaking of a female friend, say one of my friends, misami,
is he you do, dear? One of my acquaintances.
Speaker 1: Connaissance died, She's.
Speaker 3: An acquaintance of mine. Say literally, this is.
Speaker 1: Set you to connaissance. Say set you connaissance.
Speaker 3: One of your acquaintances. Equite irrepite your.
Speaker 4: Ty ty undo take anaissance.
Speaker 3: Dita in she's one of my acquaintances.
Speaker 1: Said younnaissance. Is he here to do Monday?
Speaker 3: She's one of your acquaintances. Remember to use the familiar form.
Speaker 4: Said tune to take renaissance?
Speaker 1: Teh is he here? The dear?
Speaker 6: She's a good friend, said you me me Didisa vikel
Jenisa Viquel avikel jo Denisa Viquel.
Speaker 1: The monday.
Speaker 3: You often play tennis with her, tis, Yes, and also
with her husband.
Speaker 1: We Marie.
Speaker 3: Did with her and with him aviquel three. They like
to play tennis.
Speaker 7: It is, it is.
Speaker 3: They play rather well. Indeed, would you like to play
tennis with me?
Speaker 1: Let's gout avicmour with you.
Speaker 4: A Victoire a victis.
Speaker 3: Yes, with me, with her and with him.
Speaker 7: We Avic more acis a more agiluis.
Speaker 3: Agreed. It's a good idea.
Speaker 4: That car said in Benidi.
Speaker 3: Where who Indeed a moment I'm looking, and that's don't
I'm looking for the address.
Speaker 1: Ledrace.
Speaker 3: Pardon me, I don't find it.
Speaker 1: Pardon tua generea trufpa is here to demande you don't
find it?
Speaker 4: Tun let roof par to trove.
Speaker 3: To roof, speaking of the address, say no, but I'm
going to find it right away, No.
Speaker 1: Jie velett to tweet.
Speaker 3: Jeve l demand say does your car work?
Speaker 4: The escut your march, your marche?
Speaker 3: Can you take me.
Speaker 4: Escu to permne?
Speaker 3: I can go there by bicycle, but may by bicycle? No, No,
I'm going to take you. No, not by bicycle. Ldmand
say with whom are we going to play the Aquisque? Indeed,
we're going to play with.
Speaker 1: Nicole Lenoir nous Nicole Lenoir and with her husband Gerrard
ve Gerrad.
Speaker 3: Unfortunately we can't play tennis right away. Use oh.
Speaker 2: Man rosmin on a papa juillo tenis to tweet on
a papa juillo tenis.
Speaker 1: To tweet it's the de deer.
Speaker 3: Today it's not all right, en Vappava, Yeah, but tomorrow evening.
Speaker 1: May do mess.
Speaker 3: Is that all right?
Speaker 1: Savou Savoux vs. Commandi, I think equity Illipiti.
Speaker 4: Du bons bans Japons.
Speaker 3: I think that's all right. Gposca, it's a good idea.
Speaker 4: Set to bide.
Speaker 3: I think Jupons, we can play tennis from five o'clock
until seven o'clock. Try to say you think.
Speaker 1: Duponce Chupons.
Speaker 3: Do you think that it's all right?
Speaker 1: Escudochuposco sav.
Speaker 3: I think that it's fine.
Speaker 1: Is your.
Speaker 3: We can perhaps play for two hours if you want four?
Is understood, desert you. She wants to know who of
the friends plays tennis better? REBETI better, Mew.
Speaker 7: Mew new.
Speaker 3: Aldermand Does he play better?
Speaker 4: Eski Jumieux is Jumieu, Yeah, so I.
Speaker 3: Think he plays better.
Speaker 1: We up.
Speaker 3: He plays better tennis.
Speaker 1: In jum mute Dennis in ju mute Dennis.
Speaker 3: Well, then would you like to play tennis with him?
Speaker 1: Hello, let's cut you and me.
Speaker 3: I can play tennis with her.
Speaker 1: Hem n.
Speaker 3: That's a good idea.
Speaker 4: Set in bernide.
Speaker 1: L d.
Speaker 3: I have another idea, Jean notre d.
Speaker 1: J notre d.
Speaker 3: Which idea?
Speaker 1: Kenny d Kelly de Well?
Speaker 3: Would you like to play tennis with me?
Speaker 4: Bien escure.
Speaker 3: And she can play tennis with him? Command de ton
An acquaintance.
Speaker 1: Inconnaissance inconnaissance.
Speaker 3: Inconnaissance can refer to a male as well as to
a female. Acquaintance. Refer to a man, say he's your acquaintance.
Speaker 2: Use set connaissance dah connaissance connaissance a command to she's
a good friend.
Speaker 4: Set in nami. Bon in nami.
Speaker 3: Is a you do dear a good wine.
Speaker 4: And bon.
Speaker 3: Commander Mantell, would you like to drink something?
Speaker 4: Escu you to you m bouchaurs to amri bouchaus.
Speaker 3: A good wine or a good beer.
Speaker 4: Uin bon viere.
Speaker 3: BONYPONDI me, I'm going to have a beer.
Speaker 1: Moi jevepondin bierre.
Speaker 8: Me too right away, mocy tooth sweet, too sweet. When
you both sit down, she asks, what did you do
today cascut you affairs aldus do fekay scout your third.
Did you play eco dade.
Speaker 4: Escort you as ju ju tosu tosu?
Speaker 3: Did you play tennis.
Speaker 9: Escot yousual Denise Denis repond Yeah, jesu yeah, with whom.
Speaker 1: A key a key Repond Jack is a family.
Speaker 3: Jesu have Jacques a fan Marie. He's one of my acquaintances.
Remember to use saissance unaissance du monde. Does he play well?
Speaker 4: Skill? Jubien jubien.
Speaker 3: Commanding to bad or badly? Mal Jack does not play badly?
Speaker 1: Jau pamal.
Speaker 3: He plays well enough.
Speaker 1: I jus sibien a sibian. Is he de dear?
Speaker 3: We have played off in tennis tennis and his wife.
Speaker 4: Is a farm? Is a farm?
Speaker 3: Does she play better?
Speaker 2: Es me?
Speaker 3: It's all right? She plays well.
Speaker 1: Several elb.
Speaker 3: We haven't played often together.
Speaker 2: Nunable, Nuna vanble.
Speaker 3: She doesn't play badly, but you you play better tennis,
much better.
Speaker 1: Matoir tu joumu tennis bocumue no, no.
Speaker 3: No no, how would you contradict her?
Speaker 1: See may see to umu.
Speaker 3: I think Japans Japans, are we playing tennis tomorrow yuse oh.
Speaker 5: A school, Denise de mar ma pos comande d Wednesday
al France, repeti mercadis d credi credis h mayor, mayor
mercredi mercurdis.
Speaker 3: Tomorrow.
Speaker 10: It's Wednesday, Dumin said Mercurudi. Already equita irrepidy dejah.
Speaker 1: Jah jah d ja.
Speaker 3: Jah tomorrow. It's already Wednesday, Dumin said Mercudi. Great, I
don't have to work late.
Speaker 4: Sip.
Speaker 3: What time is it, Geertine, it's already five o'clock, scur
already deja. I have to go into town right.
Speaker 4: Away, jodl tooth suite.
Speaker 3: Too sweet, good see you tomorrow, Boon. Here's how to
say a quarter referring to time.
Speaker 1: I repete car, looker a car.
Speaker 3: Now, suppose you and a friend are reviewing your tennis
schedule for the week. How do you ask, at what
time are we going to play on Tuesday? Use here's
the answer, at a quarter past two? Gah, you remember
a different time? Say I believe that we're going to
play at a quarter past three? Ricar atwars Rica. How
do you ask at what time are we going to
play Wednesday? She answers at a quarter past one Anerica
at a quarter past one. I believe that we're going
to play at a quarter past.
Speaker 1: Two, car.
Speaker 3: Adscar, she asks, And Thursday, at what time are we
going to play? Thursday?
Speaker 4: Is your d I can a risk converse?
Speaker 3: How do you answer? I believe that we're going to
play at a quarter past five, scurcar a scurcar, she says, Yes,
I believe we're playing from a quarter past five.
Speaker 11: Ui is your quaco vieguy de Santa Rica until a
quarter past seven? Just quees seto rica.
Speaker 1: Chepei.
Speaker 3: This is the end of today's lesson. When you continue
with the next unit tomorrow, please begin with track number two.