Speaker 1: Listen to this conversation and schooling Zi fistian zi Deutsche. Yeah, ambition,
since the Americana.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Americana, frestian ze.
Speaker 3: English, nine I fiesta kind English.
Speaker 4: Listen again and shouting, Zi.
Speaker 1: Frestian zie Deutsche. Yeah, I'mbiscian, since the Americana, Yeah, Americana,
frestian ze.
Speaker 3: English, nine I fiesta kind English.
Speaker 4: Say the word English in German English, say German meaning
the German language Deutsche Deutsch, say I understand.
Speaker 3: I festia.
Speaker 4: E festia, And now say I understand German. Efichtija Deutsche.
Tell me that you understand German ifrestia Deutsche. Ask me
if I understand.
Speaker 2: Frestian zi.
Speaker 4: Frestian Zi, Ask me if I understand German.
Speaker 2: Frestian zie Deutsche.
Speaker 4: Ask do you understand English?
Speaker 2: Freshtianzi English?
Speaker 4: Say no, nine, say no English.
Speaker 3: Kind English?
Speaker 4: Say I understand no English.
Speaker 3: Efichda kind English?
Speaker 4: And now say I understand no German.
Speaker 3: Efichda Kindorge.
Speaker 4: And how would you say? I understand a little.
Speaker 3: Bit efichta I ambition.
Speaker 4: Only a little.
Speaker 3: No, I'mbiscian.
Speaker 4: Say again, I understand no.
Speaker 3: German efichda kind douge, say excuse me.
Speaker 2: Intruding the.
Speaker 4: Say I understand German.
Speaker 2: Is fresh to a Deutsche. Say a little ambition, say
I understand a little German is fresh to year, and
bissin Deutsche is fresh to yea and bissin Deutsche.
Speaker 4: Do you remember how to ask are you an American?
Speaker 3: Cincia americana since the Americana?
Speaker 4: How would someone say to you, Yes, you're an American?
Speaker 3: Yeah, this isn't Americana. Yeah, this isn't Americana.
Speaker 4: Here's how the Germans say hello gudin talk. This literally
means good day. Listen and repeat part by part.
Speaker 5: Talk talk, Guten guten, guten talk, guten talk.
Speaker 4: You can use this form of greeting anytime during the
day before evening. Say hello again.
Speaker 2: Guten talk talk.
Speaker 4: Now you want to ask how are you? First, let's
practice the word how v v V Say how v
for how are you? The Germans say how goes it
to you? So, here's how to say goes it? Listen
and repeat gitus.
Speaker 2: Get us, get us?
Speaker 4: Ask how goes it.
Speaker 2: Be ghedis?
Speaker 4: Now, here's the last part to you. Listen and repeat enen.
Speaker 2: Enen enen.
Speaker 4: Now, Listen and repeat as the speaker asks how goes
it to you?
Speaker 2: Or how are you beget us enen beget us enen.
Speaker 4: Did you notice how the words get us run into
each other? Listen again, beget us enen. Say the word how.
Speaker 2: V V.
Speaker 4: Now ask how are.
Speaker 2: You begeed us enen begeed us enen.
Speaker 4: Suppose you've just been introduced to a woman, missus Meyer.
Here's how you would greet her.
Speaker 2: Just listen kultin talk for maya, gudin talk for maya.
Speaker 4: First the word that means missus or miss Listen and
repeat frau, frau, frau. How do you say missus Meyer
in German Framaya say hello missus Meyer.
Speaker 2: Couldn't talk for maya.
Speaker 4: Ask her, how are you.
Speaker 2: Beget us enen beget us enen.
Speaker 4: Her answer is very well, thank you, sir.
Speaker 3: Good dunker.
Speaker 4: Practice the word thank.
Speaker 3: You, dunker, dunker, dunker.
Speaker 4: Now the word well good, good good, and now the word.
Speaker 3: Very zea zea zea.
Speaker 4: Now say very well, thank you, ze.
Speaker 3: Good, dunker, zea good dunker.
Speaker 4: Here's the word for mister. Listen and repeat he here
say mister Gordon. Here Gordon, say hello, mister Gordon.
Speaker 3: Gouden tack here Gordon here Gordon.
Speaker 4: Ask the man how he is.
Speaker 3: We get us enen we get us enen?
Speaker 4: Answer very well, thanks, see a good DUNKA say very well,
missus meyer?
Speaker 2: See are good? For maya?
Speaker 4: I'm well? Literally it goes to me. Well, Listen and repeat.
Speaker 2: Let's give me a good good good, miya, miya, Let's
get me a good.
Speaker 4: How do you say well or good?
Speaker 2: Good good?
Speaker 4: And which word means to me?
Speaker 2: Mia? Mia?
Speaker 4: Say, I'm well?
Speaker 2: Is get me a good? Is get me a good?
Speaker 4: Ask how are you mister Gordon?
Speaker 3: Beget us in in her garden? Beget us in in
her garden?
Speaker 4: Answer very well, thanks, see a good dunker? I'm well?
Speaker 2: Is give me a good?
Speaker 4: Here's how to say goodbye in German. Listen and repeat.
Speaker 2: Alfridas in.
Speaker 4: Ze in.
Speaker 2: Seeing vida vida v does in v does in.
Speaker 3: Alf alf.
Speaker 2: Alf alfi does.
Speaker 4: Say goodbye.
Speaker 2: Afa.
Speaker 4: How do you say? I understand.
Speaker 3: A festa?
Speaker 4: Here's how to say I don't understand. Listen and repeat
a f f Ask do you understand.
Speaker 2: Fastian Zi?
Speaker 4: Answer no, I don't understand.
Speaker 3: Nine ifashtianist.
Speaker 4: Now ask me if I'm American.
Speaker 3: Cincia americana, cinci americana.
Speaker 2: Say no, nine, say no not an American nine canda americana,
say goodbye, alfrida zien alfida zien, say goodbye missus meyer
off he does in fromeyer.
Speaker 4: Do you remember how to say excuse me.
Speaker 2: And trudigen z and truldigen z.
Speaker 4: Ask her if she understands.
Speaker 2: Freshti and z freshtien z.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I fashtia Now say ah, you understand German.
Speaker 2: Ah Zefrechtian Deutsche. Ah Zefrechtian Deutsche.
Speaker 4: Yes, I understand German?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: If fishta Dutch.
Speaker 4: Say very well, the are good?
Speaker 2: Are good?
Speaker 4: Ask her how she is.
Speaker 2: Begueitis enen beget us enen.
Speaker 4: Very well, thank you.
Speaker 3: They're good, Thank her, I'm well, escape me good.
Speaker 4: Tell her you don't understand.
Speaker 2: Is fresh is first nichte?
Speaker 4: How would she ask you if you understand English.
Speaker 3: First in the English? Testing the English?
Speaker 4: Tell her, yes, I understand English, Yeah is first year English?
Tell her you understand German.
Speaker 2: Is first to a Deutsche.
Speaker 4: Tell her you understand a little German.
Speaker 2: Is firsten bissin Deutsche is first year in bissin Deutsche.
Speaker 4: Here's how you say not very well, Listen and repeat Michtziergud. Michtziergud,
say I understand a little German.
Speaker 2: Chrishtia and bissin Deutsche. Chrishtia and bissin Deutsche.
Speaker 4: Say not very well. Nichtziergud say goodbye, olfidas in Let's
try a conversation in German. Let's assume you're mister Gordon
and you're speaking to a woman. Miss Schneider. Answer her
when she talks to you.
Speaker 3: Couldn't tack her.
Speaker 2: Gordon couldn't talk Froschneider.
Speaker 3: Pageta's inning.
Speaker 2: Escape me a good see a good.
Speaker 1: Dunker cinci americana, Yeah, Americana, fishti in the Deutsch.
Speaker 2: And vision Ifashtia and Vissian Deutsche.
Speaker 3: See Fishtian they're good.
Speaker 4: Tell her no, not very well.
Speaker 2: Nine nichts their good.
Speaker 3: I'll feed us in.
Speaker 2: Alfiedas in.
Speaker 4: This is the end of Unit two.