Speaker 1: Bill gets a letter from America.
Speaker 2: Will becomes Anne brief as America he gets a letter
Speaker 2: becomes ane brief Herenzy desprezu Bill.
Speaker 3: He has n prefusy and brief fon m e assist
Speaker 3: and brief America here.
Speaker 4: Hmmm the briefous vroon Tom Snyder.
Speaker 3: From Tom Snyder, ah klauby Kenny in yeah.
Speaker 5: Kloba is then collegophon. Mia also hers Snyder Comta Deutschland,
Speaker 5: Yeah one a Compta, Montagu good then Am, Dean Stack,
Speaker 5: su Samon and beer garden. Gin nine nine has nider
Speaker 5: drink can beer abea drink wine if you're listening to
Speaker 5: some and ann wine keller Gian.
Speaker 1: In this conversation, you heard the words for Monday and Tuesday.
Speaker 1: They are Montag and Dean Stack yet Cerenzy des Ryan, matsou.
Speaker 3: Bill, he has m refuse and brief m evis snach
Speaker 3: this and brief of America.
Speaker 4: Here m Their brief is from Tom Snyder.
Speaker 3: From Tom Snyder is clouds Kenny.
Speaker 5: In yeahloub is Collegophon. Mia also has Snyder compan Deutschland.
Speaker 3: Yeah one a, coma, Montag good Am, Dean Stocks, Summon
Speaker 3: and be a garden.
Speaker 5: Game nine nine has neither drink can be a a
Speaker 5: bet a drink wine. You're listening to something and wine
Speaker 5: keller gain.
Speaker 1: Do you remember how to ask are you staying home?
Speaker 4: Blimezy to houser, are you.
Speaker 1: Staying home today? Be careful of the word order.
Speaker 4: Blimezy hoid to Houser, BlimE zy hoided to Hauser.
Speaker 6: Me and home.
Speaker 3: Ich sohausee.
Speaker 7: Certainly not zicht, I'm going into town today, ichgeerhoy, didn't
Speaker 7: you stat?
Speaker 1: I have to buy a couple of t shirts from
Speaker 1: my friends.
Speaker 3: Ichimos and pati shirts for minefreunde kaufn ichimos and pat
Speaker 3: shirts for minefreunde Kuefn.
Speaker 1: I would also like to buy a hat and in hoot.
Speaker 3: If moster in hoot coven, if master in hoot coven.
Speaker 1: A hat really.
Speaker 4: And in hoot erlich I'm hoot.
Speaker 1: Yes, why not?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Var nicht, which word means to go buy vehicle foreign
Speaker 1: foreign mhm. It also means to drive. Now, ask are
Speaker 1: you driving into town faransinstadt Are you going by car
Speaker 1: Faranci medium auto, middiam auto Faranci medium auto or by subway.
Speaker 4: Put a midda uban mida uban, I.
Speaker 1: Would like to take the car.
Speaker 3: My does auto namen.
Speaker 1: Or do you need the car.
Speaker 3: Auto auto? No?
Speaker 1: No, I can go on foot today nine nine. He
Speaker 1: can hold it to fooski in.
Speaker 4: Nine nine.
Speaker 1: He can hold it to fooski in. He can hold
Speaker 1: it to fooski in. I sometimes go on foot.
Speaker 5: Hig munch milso fosgimunch milso.
Speaker 1: Fos often oft oft No, I always go on foot.
Speaker 1: Add dar for emphasis do emma.
Speaker 4: Nine iMOS.
Speaker 1: Nine.
Speaker 4: You can take the car, seekunda's autonym.
Speaker 1: And when are you going into town?
Speaker 3: Bangain the indistad bangain the indistad.
Speaker 1: We can perhaps both go by car.
Speaker 3: Becon in flies by the mediam Autofaran, becon in flies
Speaker 3: by the mediam Autofaran.
Speaker 1: Both Baida. Yes, we can drive into town together.
Speaker 3: Yeah, vicon and susam in indistad Pharan Yeah, viconsus'm an
Speaker 3: English that pharm.
Speaker 1: Say the car drives very well?
Speaker 4: Does auto good? Does auto good?
Speaker 1: We can take the car.
Speaker 4: Bees autonymen, but it needs some gas abbas port. It
Speaker 4: was been seen. Abbas port, it was been seen.
Speaker 1: A few leaders of gas.
Speaker 4: Anigilita been seen.
Speaker 1: And then into town.
Speaker 4: When done indistadt.
Speaker 1: Imagine now that a letter has come for you. Here's
Speaker 1: the word for a letter, mida.
Speaker 2: Jnzi brief, brief, dear brief, How would your acquaintance tell
Speaker 2: you here is a letter for you.
Speaker 3: Here is donrifusi fuzi. He is donrifuzi.
Speaker 6: Vivrangsi for whom.
Speaker 4: Fuvim fuvim.
Speaker 1: For me, for me, for me.
Speaker 6: Vis that dearbicanda.
Speaker 1: Yes, a letter for you, Yeah, and refuz frang thee
Speaker 1: from whom.
Speaker 4: Phone vim fhon viem.
Speaker 1: Do you know from whom.
Speaker 4: Listens ephon viem, listens ephon viem.
Speaker 1: It's a letter from America?
Speaker 3: Is this then brief of America? Is this then brief
Speaker 3: of America.
Speaker 1: Remember that aus means originating from and normally refers to
Speaker 1: a place. Say, the letter comes from America.
Speaker 3: Debrief America, debrief cos America.
Speaker 1: It's from Tom Snyder.
Speaker 6: Vide jo and zibite is.
Speaker 3: From Tom Snyder. Yeah, yeah, ist yeah is from Tom Snyder.
Speaker 1: Say again, it's from Tom Snyder. Referring to dear brive,
Speaker 1: Yeah is from Tom Snyder.
Speaker 6: Zagzi.
Speaker 1: Mister Snyder is coming to Germany.
Speaker 4: Hesneider Kompn Deutschland.
Speaker 1: With his wife.
Speaker 4: Mitze enough Rau, Mitzi enough Rau.
Speaker 1: They're both Americans.
Speaker 4: Sea isn't bid Amricana. Sea isn't bid Amricana.
Speaker 1: They're coming on Monday.
Speaker 4: See comment on moon Talk.
Speaker 1: Talk moon.
Speaker 4: Moon Talk, I moon talk.
Speaker 2: Zagzi on Monday, I moon talk, I moont talk, vis
Speaker 2: A Mansard day.
Speaker 1: Talk.
Speaker 4: They a talk.
Speaker 2: On the visak Man Good day or Hello Gouden talkinmel
Speaker 2: on Monday, I montag.
Speaker 6: Vivraderbicante.
Speaker 1: How many days are they staying in Germany?
Speaker 3: We feel a targer blamsey in Dodgeland. We feel a
Speaker 3: targer blamsey in Dodgeland.
Speaker 1: They're staying two days in Germany.
Speaker 4: See blame shy target Indulgeland.
Speaker 1: They are arriving at five o'clock mido honz they arrive
Speaker 1: See common on.
Speaker 4: A a See common on.
Speaker 1: How do you say they arrive?
Speaker 4: See comment on.
Speaker 1: They are arriving at five o'clock and goes at the end.
Speaker 4: See comment up on see comment on.
Speaker 6: Visak Man I.
Speaker 1: Arrive is comma.
Speaker 3: Is comma on.
Speaker 6: Zangzi.
Speaker 1: He arrives on Monday.
Speaker 4: The comdemnta gun y.
Speaker 1: On Monday at five o'clock A montag on fun they
Speaker 1: are arriving on Monday at five o'clock. Se com a
Speaker 1: montagu fun on se com a montag on fun on
Speaker 1: at ten to five, viz mcene for funf four four.
Speaker 4: M scene for funf.
Speaker 1: Visak Man before in the sense of beforehand four here
Speaker 1: four here.
Speaker 6: On visak Man.
Speaker 1: Before or two referring to time four zagzi They are
Speaker 1: arriving at ten to five.
Speaker 4: S com umsine for fun fun se com umsine for
Speaker 4: fun fun.
Speaker 1: You correct yourself no. At ten past five, nine nah
Speaker 1: nah nah wisakman after in the sense of afterwards.
Speaker 4: Naya naya v fractz.
Speaker 1: At ten past five. Yes, they are arriving at ten
Speaker 1: past five.
Speaker 4: Yeah com yeah com.
Speaker 2: Wisakman twenty past five. Swansei Visachmann twenty two five.
Speaker 3: Swansis four.
Speaker 6: Langzi.
Speaker 1: Mister and missus Snyder are arriving at ten past five.
Speaker 4: Here and frazneyder come.
Speaker 1: We would like to drink something afterwards, immersnaria edasdrinton naria.
Speaker 1: We would like to eat and drink something afterwards.
Speaker 4: Immersed naria. It was essent on drinken.
Speaker 1: Can you come to.
Speaker 4: Conndia or common.
Speaker 1: Irbukantas act Unfortunately not Danish unfortunately not at ten past.
Speaker 3: Five, laidanish on sin narfunf.
Speaker 1: But shall we drink something beforehand?
Speaker 3: Abavnvie four her at was Drinton abavn vie four. Her
Speaker 3: at was Drinton.
Speaker 1: At twenty four.
Speaker 3: Am Twansei for fear.
Speaker 1: Your colleague is arriving at ten past five.
Speaker 3: E colegal conduct see nothing fun.
Speaker 1: And we can drink something before.
Speaker 3: Won't your conan for her Edwards Drington.
Speaker 1: Is that all right?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 1: Does yes, that's all right, Yeah, that's get and Tuesday
Speaker 1: Wed and Dean Stark talk deans Dean Stark wund Dean Stark.
Speaker 1: Do you have time on Tuesday?
Speaker 4: HUMSI I'm Bean Stark Side, I'm Dean Stark.
Speaker 1: Mister Snyder has a lot of time on Tuesday. Be
Speaker 1: careful of the word order has Snyder had am Deen
Speaker 1: stuck field site? What would you like to do on Tuesday?
Speaker 3: Busmertenzy, I'm Dean Stack. Mahen. We can go to a
Speaker 3: beer garden, be cunning and and and be a garden.
Speaker 3: Geen be a garden, dear, be a garden, be a
Speaker 3: cunning and be a garden.
Speaker 1: Geen frangzie to a beer garden.
Speaker 4: In ain beer garden.
Speaker 1: Zangzi, Mister Snyder doesn't drink beer. Remember to use kine
Speaker 1: has neither drink can beer can beer, but he drinks wine.
Speaker 1: About drink wine. Here's how to say wine.
Speaker 3: Cellar, wine keller killer, dear wine keller.
Speaker 1: And wine keller is a tavern like a stab bishment
Speaker 1: that serves primarily wine. Ask well, shall we go to
Speaker 1: a wine cellar?
Speaker 3: Also Volunvier and envine kellergen in an invine killer.
Speaker 1: Remembering that time goes before place in German, ask shall
Speaker 1: we go to a wine cellar? On Tuesday?
Speaker 3: Volnvier, I'm dean stuck in anenvine kill agen vollinvia I'm
Speaker 3: dean stuck in anenvine kill agen.
Speaker 1: Antvalten z Yes with Tom Snyder.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm Tom Snyder.
Speaker 1: Now imagine you get a letter from an American colleague.
Speaker 1: First listen, he asked.
Speaker 3: Sue, he is done brief with the com does America.
Speaker 1: Zangzi, Ah, it's a letter from missus elders ah assistant
Speaker 1: brief from four elders. She's a colleague of mine.
Speaker 4: He is done a colleaguan for Mia.
Speaker 1: She's coming for a visit.
Speaker 4: She comsu z.
Speaker 2: Yeah, bun tell her she's arriving on Monday at three o'clock.
Speaker 2: SEMNVII langablib si tell her only until Tuesday.
Speaker 4: Nobstein Stark.
Speaker 1: Say that missus Elder speaks German very well. For Elder,
Speaker 1: sprichtzer gu Deutsche.
Speaker 3: Vousamen vast bay mitrinen.
Speaker 1: How would you accept?
Speaker 4: Yeah, Ghana.
Speaker 1: This is the end of today's lesson. When you continue
Speaker 1: with the next unit tomorrow momorrow, please begin with track
Speaker 1: number two.