Speaker 1: Carl must slider again, must Jean, Yeah, it's strange spad.
Speaker 2: Is this noniche spad? We have no field side.
Speaker 1: Nine nine himus kins the yat skin.
Speaker 3: Hemus adverse to drinking Cauvin. He must fine Kaufen.
Speaker 2: But chef lang.
Speaker 1: Is abohid armed commed and fro in from wur and
Speaker 1: the heist air Achzi Kennon in highs Bill Jamison.
Speaker 2: Bill Jamison is oren Freud from Mire.
Speaker 4: In this conversation you heard the wour which means for
Speaker 4: a visit.
Speaker 1: Malsu carl Imosia slider again, must Gene, Yeah, it's strange spad.
Speaker 2: Is this do no niche spad? We have no field side.
Speaker 1: Nine nine himus kin yet skiin it most adverse to
Speaker 1: drinking kaufen. It was wine Kaufen.
Speaker 2: But if you chef the sinder nor lang net.
Speaker 3: Wi is about armed commed and.
Speaker 2: Friend for me and the heistia.
Speaker 3: As Ken and high still Jameson.
Speaker 2: Bill Jameson is doren f fan Mia.
Speaker 4: We've rang the what is your name or literally how
Speaker 4: are you called?
Speaker 2: Been? The be hecen the Weizachman.
Speaker 5: My name isiser we fraged Man and what is your name.
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 4: Suppose you're talking with an acquaintance. How does he ask
Speaker 4: you VI fact? Do you like it in Germany?
Speaker 2: You failed us in an Indutchland? You failed us in
Speaker 2: an Indutchland?
Speaker 4: Then the yes, I like it?
Speaker 3: Yeah, escafatma, Yeah, escafat mia.
Speaker 2: A fract.
Speaker 4: Do you have a lot of work today?
Speaker 2: Ask?
Speaker 4: Literally? Have you today a lot of work?
Speaker 2: Hams? The had to feel abite Hams the how to
Speaker 2: feel abite.
Speaker 3: Ant ze No, not today, nine honish.
Speaker 4: But tomorrow I have a lot of work.
Speaker 3: Aber morgen habit feel abed?
Speaker 4: How do you say, but tomorrow I have a lot
Speaker 4: of work? Be careful of the word.
Speaker 1: Order Aba morgen habit, feel abed, haba ish aba morghabit,
Speaker 1: I feel abad aba morgenhabit, I feel abad.
Speaker 4: Tomorrow morning.
Speaker 1: Morgan Froux, Morgan Freux Unfortunately, Clida Lida frank Zi.
Speaker 4: Have you seen Bill Jamison already?
Speaker 1: Hamsy Bo Jamison shong Zene, Hamsybo Jamison, Shoan Zene.
Speaker 4: Have you seen him?
Speaker 3: Hams the ingasine in Hams the Ingasene.
Speaker 4: Visact Ibukanta, Yes, I saw him yesterday.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he had been guessed on gazine. He ha been Gazene.
Speaker 2: You have been guests on gazine. His wife is Swiss, right,
Speaker 2: we don't want the bitter sign of house Schweitzer, sign
Speaker 2: of Frau schweizeren seven schweizeren, sign of how is schweitzerrenhar
Speaker 2: sign of how is schweitzerrennish far.
Speaker 4: Zangzi. I don't know.
Speaker 3: I I know him, I kenne inn, I kenne inn,
Speaker 3: but his.
Speaker 4: Wife I don't know. Be careful of the word.
Speaker 3: Order abba, then fra kennist kenne isch.
Speaker 1: Aba, then fra kennist abba, then fra kennist. He's American, Yeah,
Speaker 1: it is Americana. He's not Swiss.
Speaker 3: Yeah is Kinschweitzer, kins Schweizer, Yeah is Kinschweiitzer.
Speaker 4: Do you remember how to say American when referring to
Speaker 4: a woman.
Speaker 2: Americana?
Speaker 4: Then now say Swiss referring to a woman.
Speaker 2: Schweizeren, schweizeren h.
Speaker 4: Vizek ivukanta.
Speaker 6: His wife is Swiss. Sign of frauis chwitzeren vizac man
Speaker 6: my wife.
Speaker 2: Mine frau.
Speaker 4: His wife.
Speaker 2: Sign of Frau.
Speaker 4: I believe his wife is Swiss.
Speaker 2: Klaubas and aphraus chwitzeven klaubas and a phraust schwitzern.
Speaker 4: Your acquaintance wants to ask you if you have time
Speaker 4: for coffee. Repeat the German word for coffee coffee.
Speaker 2: They are coffee.
Speaker 4: The fact air do you have time?
Speaker 2: Hums inside?
Speaker 4: Do you have time to drink a coffee? We don't
Speaker 4: call and see.
Speaker 2: Hums in side and coffee's a drinking and in coffee
Speaker 2: a drinking hums inside and coffee it's a drinking.
Speaker 4: We fact apicanta. Do you have time to drink a coffee?
Speaker 2: Hums its side and coffee a drinking hums it side
Speaker 2: and coffee a drinkin with me? Met meya, mit meya,
Speaker 2: and then coffee met me at a dwinkin, and then
Speaker 2: coffee met me at a drinkin. Want to exact man
Speaker 2: at my place, Buy meya, buy mea.
Speaker 4: Do you have time.
Speaker 2: Hums it side.
Speaker 4: To drink a coffee with me? Be careful of the
Speaker 4: word order.
Speaker 2: And uncoffeement meats a drinking and uncoffeement meats a drinking.
Speaker 4: The antohoton zy, I have no time.
Speaker 3: Weyah a kind of side kind of side.
Speaker 4: To drink a coffee.
Speaker 3: And coffee a drinking and coffee a drinking.
Speaker 4: It's saying z I don't have time to drink a coffee.
Speaker 1: I hab a kind of side and cofie to drinking.
Speaker 1: I hab a kind of side and kafe to drinking.
Speaker 4: I have to go into town.
Speaker 3: He was in the stuttgain He was in the stuttgain.
Speaker 4: Zagen. Unfortunately, I have no time to be careful of
Speaker 4: the word order.
Speaker 3: Lighter harbor is kind of side harbor ich laider hab
Speaker 3: kin inside.
Speaker 4: A friend of mine is coming for a visit.
Speaker 3: H and find from me a comsubizur. Sue bizur, sou bizore.
Speaker 1: Comte and find from me a comsubizur, and foind from
Speaker 1: me a comsubizur.
Speaker 4: Vis are THEI for a visit.
Speaker 3: Sue bizur to sue bizur.
Speaker 4: I don't have time.
Speaker 3: Chabakinda sight.
Speaker 4: Because a friend is coming, be careful of the word order.
Speaker 3: While enfreun comte comte, while enfreun comte.
Speaker 4: A friend of mine and.
Speaker 5: And we fracked ibucanda, do I know him? Keemehen keemehm.
Speaker 4: Zangzi, I don't think so.
Speaker 3: Iklawenicht iklawenicht.
Speaker 4: Wesactman a little bit of time.
Speaker 3: And be inside.
Speaker 4: I have perhaps a little time.
Speaker 1: Ichabo flighted and bes inside filighed ihabo flished and bes inside.
Speaker 1: For a coffee, find coffee.
Speaker 3: For inen for inn in coffee.
Speaker 4: Yes, I can drink your coffee with you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it can uncuffyment in drinking mid en, Yeah, it
Speaker 1: can uncuffyment in drinking visac man at your place, buy enen,
Speaker 1: buy enen.
Speaker 4: Now suppose you're in a restaurant and would like to
Speaker 4: order something to drink.
Speaker 5: Stands is for this isn't an animal restaurant on the
Speaker 5: mention at us to drinking stain.
Speaker 4: Your acquaintance asks you, would you like a glass of wine?
Speaker 2: We don't the merchant the Young Glass Wine and glass
Speaker 2: and glass wine mertions the Young Glass Wine.
Speaker 4: Note that ofv is understood. We've racked epicanta. Would you
Speaker 4: like a glass of wine?
Speaker 2: Merchants, the Young Glass Wine merchants the Young Glass Wine.
Speaker 7: Say yes gladly, yeah, Gannon. Here's how to ask for
Speaker 7: the wine list.
Speaker 2: Divine carter bitter di carte. Divine carter bitter.
Speaker 8: Carter means menu or list of foods or beverages them
Speaker 8: the wine list, divine carter.
Speaker 4: Would you like red wine?
Speaker 2: Vid merch the hord Wine Hot hort wine merch the
Speaker 2: rd wine, say red wine, hot wine, dear hot wine.
Speaker 4: Or white wine?
Speaker 2: What avice wine? Vius bius wine say white wine, vice fine,
Speaker 2: dear vice wine. How would you say red hot say
Speaker 2: white vius?
Speaker 4: How does your acquaintance ask for the wine list?
Speaker 2: Divine carpeter, divine carpeter.
Speaker 4: He asks you would you like red wine or white wine?
Speaker 2: Merchanzi road wine, no de ice wine? Merchanzi wrote wine,
Speaker 2: no de ice.
Speaker 4: Wine, zangzi red wine, please.
Speaker 3: Hold wine bitter.
Speaker 4: I always drink red wine.
Speaker 3: We don't them road wine. Imma, imma ah trinerma road
Speaker 3: wine always Emma emma.
Speaker 4: And what are you.
Speaker 3: Drinking vastrink z nvastrink z.
Speaker 4: Also a glass of red wine?
Speaker 2: Oh ine?
Speaker 3: Glass, hold wine, d glass ord wine.
Speaker 4: I never drink red wine.
Speaker 2: VI is drinking me ord wine? Me is sdrinking e
Speaker 2: rord fine.
Speaker 4: Never me.
Speaker 9: Me.
Speaker 4: I always drink white wine, ch drinking my voice wine.
Speaker 9: When it's time to go, you say, unfortunately, I must
Speaker 9: go now, Ladra mouzayette skin, ladra mouzayete skin.
Speaker 4: Ibicanta's act. Yes, you must go.
Speaker 2: Ja a zi musngien.
Speaker 4: Because a friend of yours is coming for a visit.
Speaker 2: While en franfon En So bezur comte bur comte.
Speaker 4: We never have enough time.
Speaker 2: Beamnignuzite ni.
Speaker 3: But say.
Speaker 2: Abazangzi, Abazagzi, who is your friend? There is dear friend there?
Speaker 4: What his name?
Speaker 2: The highest ear.
Speaker 4: Antwalden Z You don't know him?
Speaker 3: The canons? The canons.
Speaker 4: Really not.
Speaker 3: Berklenist.
Speaker 4: Now imagine you and a German acquaintance are in a cafe.
Speaker 5: Stanziz for the and Androida Bakanda, then anam cafe Frangzi.
Speaker 4: Say do you have a little bit of time?
Speaker 3: Sangzi, I'm the ambassent side.
Speaker 2: Yeah, shall ben busy inside for room?
Speaker 4: Would you like to drink a coffee with me?
Speaker 3: Mention the n coffee met me a drinking.
Speaker 4: Or a glass of wine?
Speaker 3: Order and glass wine?
Speaker 2: Yeah, drinking the glass wine?
Speaker 4: So salmon, say, here is the wine list, here'st Vene.
Speaker 2: Carter, Dunker Stringer and Rode wine sell.
Speaker 4: No, I'm drinking white wine.
Speaker 3: Nine is drink of ice wine.
Speaker 4: I never drink red wine.
Speaker 3: Is drink an old wine?
Speaker 4: Ask what time is it now?
Speaker 3: If it was?
Speaker 2: Is this not rich bed?
Speaker 4: Ask how long are the shops still open? Nah means
Speaker 4: still as well as.
Speaker 3: Yet belong as chef to knock offn it.
Speaker 4: Sets for business hours. People in German speaking countries use
Speaker 4: the twenty four hour official time. Six pm becomes Artzenua
Speaker 4: saying well, here's the wine.
Speaker 3: I'll do here is divine.
Speaker 4: Yeah post Ask what does the word post mean?
Speaker 3: Paspadota does what post.
Speaker 10: Espedotat Here's to you or to cheers, Say well, cheers,
Speaker 10: ilzo post.
Speaker 3: Post.
Speaker 4: This is the end of today's lesson. When you continue
Speaker 4: with the next unit tomorrow, please begin with track number two.