Speaker 1: Spretzu sagzi gen Hamsi side and kafe drinking gana jung
Speaker 1: want to investment, Adam kuchen shoko laden kuhen Here is
Speaker 1: sir good, Yeah, varum nicht her oba, it's why coffee
Speaker 1: and choco laden kochen on milch feding coffee bitter.
Speaker 2: I'll do one far reich some stuck frux on.
Speaker 3: See wi langzin si norhen.
Speaker 4: Deutschland blah babus fretag in FANSI done America, clichd gut reiser.
Speaker 2: Now listen again to this conversation, this time between two
Speaker 2: good friends who use the familiar doo with each other.
Speaker 3: Sak my Linda haustud side and kafets.
Speaker 1: A drinking ghanehelmud want investment, Adam kuchen tschako laden korghen.
Speaker 1: Here is the good, Yeah, varum nist he oba shy
Speaker 1: coffee on choko laden kochen onto milit feding coffee bitter.
Speaker 2: I do one f reich some stuck.
Speaker 3: Fru on do Wi langabist norhend Deutschland.
Speaker 4: Is blahbables fritags done America and Guteriser.
Speaker 2: Say the informal greeting Hi hello, using the familiar form
Speaker 2: of address, say tell me, adding mil for emphasis.
Speaker 3: Sakmar.
Speaker 2: Here's how you would say, excuse me to a good
Speaker 2: friend Nahlenzi and truger.
Speaker 3: And truly diger.
Speaker 2: Zangzi, excuse me Linda.
Speaker 3: And truly Glinda and TRULYA.
Speaker 2: Repeat the formal and the informal way of saying excuse me.
Speaker 1: And schuligency and schuldiger and truligenze and schuliger.
Speaker 2: Thesact man he has.
Speaker 5: Yahut er hutfragen.
Speaker 2: Try to ask do you have time? Continue using the
Speaker 2: familiar you throughout hastud side, hastud side. May I invite you.
Speaker 3: Davistich einladden, davistich einladden.
Speaker 2: May I invite you to the movies.
Speaker 1: Davistitian's quino in laden in is kino, Davistitian's quino in laden.
Speaker 2: Or to a concert, order in his concert, to a restaurant,
Speaker 2: in restaurant, to the cafe opera in open cafe. That's
Speaker 2: very nice of you.
Speaker 6: Does a senate fonda, does a senate fun dea.
Speaker 2: Using the familiar form of farren, say you are going.
Speaker 3: To first.
Speaker 2: Frogenzie, when are you going to Austria? Van festusteri.
Speaker 6: Van first.
Speaker 2: And see already tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Shun Morgan, Shun Morgan.
Speaker 2: Tomorrowmorrow evening.
Speaker 3: Morgan arbund fragen Zie.
Speaker 2: Would you like to go to the movies today?
Speaker 3: Moschester?
Speaker 6: Howdens keen agin Moschester, howdens keen Agin.
Speaker 2: Say yes gladly today I have time. Be careful of
Speaker 2: the word order.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Ghana hoyet Hobby's side, Yeah, Ghana hoyet Hobby's side.
Speaker 2: Zangzi does the vekfah masson.
Speaker 3: Pharm ishmerstervig farm.
Speaker 2: I would like to go to Austria tomorrow. Remember time
Speaker 2: comes before places, mamers, I'm going at one pm. Use
Speaker 2: official time is if I can.
Speaker 3: Benichkan benichkon.
Speaker 2: Note that in German general time precedes specific time. How
Speaker 2: would you say, I'm going at two pm tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Fitzin wuer morgen on fitzin wuer.
Speaker 2: On Vizangzi at five pm.
Speaker 3: Mzib sin wa umzib sinh wh Zangzi.
Speaker 2: Saturday say both versions.
Speaker 6: Sum stock.
Speaker 2: Sonnabend Friday Friday talk. Those are in the Thursday.
Speaker 1: Wen the Donas talk Donas Donas They are Donas talk.
Speaker 2: Today is Thursday poet is Dona's talk. Do you have
Speaker 2: a little bit of time.
Speaker 3: Has to mbissi inside has to MBIs inside.
Speaker 2: A couple of minutes.
Speaker 3: And pamin uten and parmi ulten.
Speaker 2: Can you.
Speaker 3: Canst do?
Speaker 2: Nay you.
Speaker 3: Daft stow daf stow.
Speaker 2: Would you like.
Speaker 3: Merchter stoo?
Speaker 2: Do you have a little bit of time?
Speaker 3: Has to ambition side, has to ambition side.
Speaker 2: Would you like a cup of car.
Speaker 1: Muchasa coffee? Much sasa coffee and some cake.
Speaker 5: Wound?
Speaker 3: It was coorhen wound, It was coorchen.
Speaker 4: Chocolate cake with the hun the sugar laden coorhen laden
Speaker 4: laden choco Ugu laden ugu laden coorhen.
Speaker 2: Yes, gladly.
Speaker 4: Jagana jagana, I like chocolate cake ishmac shaku laden koren
Speaker 4: ishmac schukuladen koren.
Speaker 2: Zangzi excuse me, and trudiger.
Speaker 3: In trudiger.
Speaker 2: Here's the coffee, here's the coffee, videjnz. Here is your coffee,
Speaker 2: here's done coffee. Dine, here's dyn coffee, and here is
Speaker 2: the cake.
Speaker 3: Here's de courchen.
Speaker 2: The chocolate cake, dechocu.
Speaker 1: Laden courchen, der courchen, de choku laden cochen your chocolate cake,
Speaker 1: dine choco laden cochen.
Speaker 2: When giving something to someone. You often start with bitter
Speaker 2: in German. Now say please, here's your chock the cake.
Speaker 3: Bitter. Here's dan cucu laden coohen bitter. Here's dan cucu
Speaker 3: laden coohen.
Speaker 2: Zangzi, Thank you very much. That's nice of you.
Speaker 6: Dunk Azia does this net fronda dunk Asia does this
Speaker 6: net froon dea.
Speaker 3: Frogzine?
Speaker 2: Do you have sugar? Has to suka hassasuka zang z Please,
Speaker 2: here's the sugar.
Speaker 3: Bitter, Yes, that's soka.
Speaker 2: And would you also like some milk?
Speaker 3: Want me milch, want me mich?
Speaker 2: Say no thank you?
Speaker 6: Nine dankadanka.
Speaker 2: Note that danka in German, in response to being offered something,
Speaker 2: can mean no thank you. How would you respond affirmatively?
Speaker 2: Yah bitter yah bitter, say again no thank you?
Speaker 6: Nine dunka.
Speaker 2: Dunka I drink coffee is drink a coffee without milk
Speaker 2: oon amish namish. Using the familiar form of farn, say
Speaker 2: you are going.
Speaker 3: Fist fist.
Speaker 2: Here's how to ask when are you going on vacation?
Speaker 3: Vint the one first to well up.
Speaker 5: Woll upop.
Speaker 3: Woor well up in well up ban first win well up.
Speaker 2: The exact man on vacation.
Speaker 3: In well up.
Speaker 2: In January. We don't want.
Speaker 4: Them Janua Yanua, Noah Yanua, dear Yanua im Yanua, and man, when.
Speaker 2: Are you going on vacation.
Speaker 3: And first to invelope.
Speaker 2: In January or in February videjo in z in.
Speaker 6: Janua or the M Februar February. Huare de februar in February.
Speaker 2: I'm going.
Speaker 1: If I.
Speaker 2: In January or in February.
Speaker 6: In Janua or the M Februar in Janua or the
Speaker 6: M Februar.
Speaker 2: On vacation in ULab, I'm going to Austria.
Speaker 6: Ifarigner usterai is farigner usteraich.
Speaker 2: And you remember to use the familiar form.
Speaker 6: Condu.
Speaker 2: You are not going on vacation to first nicht in ULab,
Speaker 2: to first nichtin ULab, contradicting her, say yes in February
Speaker 2: dor m Februar, I'm going to Switzerland.
Speaker 3: Iffar Indischwitz Schweitz, Dschweitz, Indischwitz, iffar Indischweitz.
Speaker 2: Zangzi Switzerland, Dschweitz Dschwitz to Switzerland Indischwitz Indischwitz. And do
Speaker 2: you remember how to say to Germany.
Speaker 6: Nardotchland Nordeutschland.
Speaker 2: Does Deutschland say again to Germany.
Speaker 6: Nordeutschland, Nordeutschland.
Speaker 2: Does America say to America?
Speaker 3: North America, North America.
Speaker 2: The Schweitz say, I'm going to Switzerland in February.
Speaker 3: In the Schweitz, if pepu indi Schweitz, I.
Speaker 2: Like to go to Switzerland.
Speaker 3: If agan indi schweitz, if agan indi Schweitz.
Speaker 4: Listen to her answer, does kind of himre foshteen does
Speaker 4: kind of hmre foschten.
Speaker 2: She said that I can imagine. Now repeat the part
Speaker 2: that means imagine forshten sten four forshten. Keep repeating Mia
Speaker 2: foshten mia mia faustin does khannich that's kind of him?
Speaker 2: Are fushten? Now say that I can imagine.
Speaker 6: That's kind of humre faust.
Speaker 2: Switzerland is very beautiful, say.
Speaker 4: Dishweiitz, Dishweitz a session, Dishwitz a session.
Speaker 2: I also like to go to Switzerland. Use fahn.
Speaker 6: If Indish fights, if Inlish fights.
Speaker 2: Now you're going to have a conversation with a good friend,
Speaker 2: say excuse me.
Speaker 6: In shortly go.
Speaker 4: The chocolate cake is very good, tug lannes their good,
Speaker 4: and the coffee too. Under coffee out but abah.
Speaker 3: Muster sumgien.
Speaker 2: Answer yes, unfortunately, I have to go now.
Speaker 6: Yeah, lighter must skin, Yeah, lighter mussait skin.
Speaker 2: I'm going to America tomorrow. Be careful of the word order.
Speaker 6: If America, if mogn America.
Speaker 2: Chris to Ghana answer yes sometimes.
Speaker 6: Yeah maunchmail.
Speaker 2: But I also like to stay at home.
Speaker 4: Abatch bleban sohauser, abat bleber Sohauser.
Speaker 2: I really have to go now.
Speaker 6: He's fokish kin, he's kishkin.
Speaker 3: Is then bureau, write from here.
Speaker 2: My office mine bureau. It's on Berlin Street, Berlin.
Speaker 4: Ashtrasa is is in de blash traser is ist in
Speaker 4: de belshraser.
Speaker 3: Does this? Write from here?
Speaker 2: Say goodbye.
Speaker 3: Alfriedas in.
Speaker 2: This is the end of today's lesson. When you continue
Speaker 2: with the next unit tomorrow, please begin with track number two.