Speaker 1: An American traveling in France asks a passer by on
the street where he can buy an American newspaper.
Speaker 2: And Jean America it conversacion excuse me.
Speaker 3: My, madame, well monsieur because Jean American.
Speaker 4: And jelal American jepa monsieur, I see laba adrat in
yakiosk la American merci madame.
Speaker 2: Oh god, he said, convers Jose, madame.
Speaker 1: The lady jo means you're welcome here, and is a
polite way to respond when someone thanks you.
Speaker 2: Could contrasted conversacon excuse me, ma, madame, we monsieur because
you Jean American.
Speaker 4: A jelal American jepa monsieur, I see laba adrat in
yakiosk la American Mercibcu, madame?
Speaker 1: How do you say to someone hello, how are you
b And how do you say to a very good friend, Hi?
How are you?
Speaker 3: Salu?
Speaker 5: Come over to you? Come over to you?
Speaker 1: How are things?
Speaker 3: Saval?
Speaker 5: Saval?
Speaker 1: Supposing a colleague at work just came in, how would
you ask her how's the weather at the moment?
Speaker 6: Certain fritillos, certain fritillos?
Speaker 1: Is it cold? Eescu fefroit ififoit command detail No, at
the moment it's not very cold, No somore fur. The
weather's fine if it's warm.
Speaker 5: If a show.
Speaker 1: Hue l d My husband and I.
Speaker 7: Mon mariemore, we would like to invite you to drink
something abouchaus.
Speaker 8: Vite shows with us equitebite avicnu.
Speaker 5: No, no.
Speaker 1: Avicnu not that nu means both he and us in
French command too with us avicnu? Is he the deer
at our place?
Speaker 5: She knew, she knew.
Speaker 3: Commande montell, would you.
Speaker 1: Like to come drink something at our place?
Speaker 5: Escub the marie.
Speaker 1: Amriv gladly when.
Speaker 3: Vot come ever repont Is it all right this week?
Speaker 5: Save us? It's a men, serve us, it's a men.
Speaker 1: Tomorrow evening, dumasois at ten after.
Speaker 4: Eight, I read aerdie, are read aerdie?
Speaker 1: Or at twenty after eight, wait, d'arvain, would you like
to come drink something at our place tomorrow evening?
Speaker 4: The mariev in your back and she knew the massoir
and marievous in your bocket. She knew the massoir.
Speaker 1: How would you say yes? With pleasure?
Speaker 3: We have pleasi.
Speaker 1: Commandingto one of my friends. Say it both male and female.
Speaker 5: And mis Ami.
Speaker 3: Miss Ami.
Speaker 1: Referring to a man. How does she say one of
my colleagues and Amileague, one of my colleagues is coming.
Also Ademico egan see with his three children eup.
Speaker 5: Avex say se Avex Avex commanded his children.
Speaker 3: Season four the Monde.
Speaker 1: He has two girls and a boy. Right either.
Speaker 3: Repon he has two girls.
Speaker 5: Du fill.
Speaker 1: What is the feminine word for beautiful? Belle his daughters
Cephi his daughters, They're very beautiful.
Speaker 4: Cephie Elson, Trebel, Elson Trebel. He also has a boy,
a big boy, Elerson and gone Gerson.
Speaker 3: Command Diton.
Speaker 1: My friend say it about both a man and a woman.
Speaker 3: Monemi Monemi.
Speaker 1: Referring to her male colleague, she says, my colleague is
going to come with his three children.
Speaker 5: Marcoletavin maclect.
Speaker 3: Do Monde is his wife coming? Also cusafan via do
Se safan via do Se.
Speaker 1: Is she coming with him?
Speaker 6: Escale via vicris a villa victory.
Speaker 3: Command detail who knows.
Speaker 5: Kiss kisse.
Speaker 2: L d.
Speaker 1: I don't know yet, June Jeancore command de ton if
in the sense of weather.
Speaker 4: See see.
Speaker 1: I don't know if she's coming tomorrow evening.
Speaker 3: J Mas.
Speaker 9: J I don't know if she has the time equity
irripity she has e la ah ah e la.
Speaker 3: Did I have she has.
Speaker 8: J e la.
Speaker 10: J e la.
Speaker 1: I don't know if she has the time jail lut
commanditto this week, said Sumen set Setsumen next week.
Speaker 5: Less men Prossen, lesson men Prossen.
Speaker 1: She's going to the United States next week.
Speaker 5: And vos it does you need as man pros.
Speaker 3: The monde Wolva.
Speaker 1: Westcalvo Uveratel Commandington to the United States, to Los Angeles.
Speaker 5: Us as Uni Los Angeles.
Speaker 1: She has some friends there, elliets Emmy, She's going to
see them.
Speaker 5: El valivoire Les and VALEVOI.
Speaker 1: How much time is she going to spend there?
Speaker 11: Commute to pay commute in the United States?
Speaker 3: Was it as you need? Oh? Oh, was it as
you need?
Speaker 1: She's going to spend a few days there, el Vi passical.
She doesn't have a lot of time.
Speaker 5: And labat Ella and Napa and Nabab.
Speaker 1: Los Angeles is a very interesting cetty.
Speaker 6: Los Angeles agentsat.
Speaker 1: There are a lot of things to see.
Speaker 3: In a bookvoir.
Speaker 1: Helvoided, But it's very hot in Los Angeles at the moment.
Speaker 6: Messi Ferrici Los Angeles, Commandino.
Speaker 1: Her husband, so Marie, so Marie, his children.
Speaker 6: Sison font see sisonfon.
Speaker 1: S can mean both her and his now say her
children Sisonphon Repiti, they are going, yeah.
Speaker 3: Van ill Von.
Speaker 1: Are her children going to the United States?
Speaker 3: Escuses Saison de Monde.
Speaker 1: Are her children also going there?
Speaker 3: Escuses and see Yvon Saison see.
Speaker 1: Ask if the children are all going to Los Angeles.
Speaker 6: Escue Lysonfier Los Angeles, Liz Enfant.
Speaker 3: Repon.
Speaker 1: I don't think so.
Speaker 5: Jean Croppin.
Speaker 1: And her husband, my colleague, Saint Marie much egg. He's
not going to Los Angeles with her A viquel.
Speaker 4: In the Vipasa Angeles A vequel in the Vipasa Angeles
a vequel. He has too much work. I latrode travaills
ela ah ilatrode travaille.
Speaker 3: Command too without sons, sons, sons.
Speaker 1: Commandinto for him, Polis without him, Saluis, Saluis.
Speaker 3: Eldis.
Speaker 1: His wife is leaving without him and without her children.
Safan personal louis Is San Seesenfran, their children Repity les
Ufan lore Les Enfants.
Speaker 5: Her children, Sees Enfant say h Sephon.
Speaker 1: Say his children see they are not going there.
Speaker 3: In in.
Speaker 1: Their children are not going to the United States. LA,
that's too bad.
Speaker 3: Why the domage? Who knows why?
Speaker 10: Perhaps because it's too expensive. Petros comandt have a good trip,
but voyage try to say a trip and voyage and voyage.
Speaker 3: Lou voyage.
Speaker 1: A trip to the United States is expensive. Che You
want to say that formerly traveling was not very expensive
ripe formally fo.
Speaker 3: Foi foi or or trefoi.
Speaker 1: It wasn't very expensive formally.
Speaker 3: So trefour repite it was cete it it.
Speaker 1: Cite say it was referring to an extended period of time.
Cite it wasn't.
Speaker 3: Command too.
Speaker 1: It wasn't expensive formerly, so deach trefoit autrefois ay de dear.
It's more expensive now, sapricier matnaud.
Speaker 3: H pucher passcomandi become or to become douverner vener do
do vernier did.
Speaker 1: The trip is going to become.
Speaker 3: Le voyage de verner.
Speaker 1: The trip is going to become more expensive. Referring to
the trip, say it's going to become still more expensive,
deed expensive more expensive.
Speaker 6: Share preu share share preu share.
Speaker 12: And more rapid equity irrepidity a pre rapid rapid pre rapid.
Speaker 1: Certainly more rapid, but also more expensive, certain.
Speaker 5: More pro rapid MESUSI prucher.
Speaker 1: A trip to Los Angeles is going to become more
rapid and more expensive.
Speaker 4: Angeles Verde pur rapide a push a voyage los Angeles
Verde pur.
Speaker 1: Rapid traveling is going to become more expensive use.
Speaker 5: Usher usher.
Speaker 3: Equity, I repete less expensive share moin moin chere command
too less France one did it was less rapid, formally.
Speaker 1: Setemo rapid du troufoit rapide and less expensive.
Speaker 5: In mon chere.
Speaker 1: L d ah Well, I have to leave now because
it's very late. FBI parsquill treta pass COMMANDI they are
coming Repiti.
Speaker 4: Elvienne, Viennese, Elvienne.
Speaker 3: Du Monde.
Speaker 1: Your children are coming also, aren't they.
Speaker 5: Roussand nspa.
Speaker 1: Yes, certainly.
Speaker 3: We certain more certain modeed.
Speaker 1: My colleague is going to come. Referring to a male colleague,
Marco and his wife and his children are coming.
Speaker 5: To It's a famasis duci seis enfant.
Speaker 1: Their children.
Speaker 5: Lost.
Speaker 1: Well, then see you tomorrow evening.
Speaker 3: Illo. I'll do my swell.
Speaker 1: On the way back to your hotel, you stop at
a kiosk to buy a newspapers. COMMANDI newspaper enfranci.
Speaker 3: Journale nale jour journal je nal dtte. Excuse me, excuse
him w.
Speaker 5: We monsieur.
Speaker 1: Say you would like a newspaper.
Speaker 3: Jeimri jehnale.
Speaker 1: An American newspaper. Be careful of the word order.
Speaker 3: A Jean American, jean no American.
Speaker 1: Point to the one you want and say this newspaper please.
Speaker 3: So jeanalou play.
Speaker 1: Ask how much it is.
Speaker 6: Scale get.
Speaker 1: As you get out your money, the saleswoman comments on
the weather bar. You agree with her, yes, it's very
cold today.
Speaker 3: We if.
Speaker 1: You hand her a five franc coin, saying here are
five francs.
Speaker 3: What a thankful.
Speaker 1: Jevo means I give you back, which is what salespeople
say in French when they give you back your change,
say thank you very much, goodbye.
Speaker 3: Mercibienne auroit.
Speaker 5: Jouisent pre au revoir.
Speaker 1: This is the end of Unit fourteen.