Speaker 1: An American mister Jamieson has come to meet a business contact,
mister DuPont in his office at.
Speaker 2: Conversacion bonjour jemappel Jameson, Bill Jameson, escumu du poila.
Speaker 3: Monsieur DuPont and med rose Breaux escure cacomnut will be
assumed madame Allo mercibi Monster Jameson, ud no just the
pierre e commie d'ivot just candi.
Speaker 4: Is m d jeverand ro visit ad amadijon.
Speaker 5: A trebian escuv marian cafe.
Speaker 1: We are the pleas he in this conversation you heard
dont bureau, which means in his office, ecu.
Speaker 2: Said conversascion bonjour, Jemappel Jameson, Bill Jameson, escumusu dupoila.
Speaker 3: Monsieur DuPont and mel Roseau escumnut asdame hello, Monsieur Jameson, use.
Speaker 5: De pier a commentato olivout just.
Speaker 4: Candi is some dija verando visa addison a.
Speaker 5: Esc cafe.
Speaker 4: We have a pleasi.
Speaker 1: Suppose you've come to the office of a business associate.
How does the secretary ask you what your name is?
Speaker 5: Come over that plevu? Come over the plevou.
Speaker 1: Say my name is.
Speaker 4: Jamappell.
Speaker 1: Tell her that your name is Jameson.
Speaker 4: Jamappell, Jameson, Jemppelle, Jameson.
Speaker 1: I would like to speak with mister DuPont, DuPont.
Speaker 4: Gemre par Monsieur DuPont.
Speaker 1: Tomordice, Monsieur de pola.
Speaker 4: Esque, Monsieur du Poila, Monsieur Dupoila.
Speaker 1: No, he's not in his office repete office.
Speaker 5: Bureau ru.
Speaker 4: Rue du du bureau, le.
Speaker 1: Bureaux in his office, equite irebite.
Speaker 5: D'ancon burau.
Speaker 6: Soon soon, le boureau d'ancon bureau in his office, d'ancin bureau.
Speaker 1: Command detel. No, he's not in his office.
Speaker 5: No in nealreau.
Speaker 1: Mister DuPont is not in his office.
Speaker 4: Monsieur dup.
Speaker 1: He's not here. Use la for here.
Speaker 5: In Nepala, in Nepala.
Speaker 1: Not now, he's coming a little later. He isn't in
his office.
Speaker 5: In the palence bureau.
Speaker 1: I believe that he's going to come a little later.
Speaker 5: Jequaqui, jequaquia.
Speaker 1: Can you wait a few minutes? Repeity minute minute, minute minute,
a few minutes.
Speaker 5: Calco minute.
Speaker 1: Can you wait a few minutes?
Speaker 3: Ask doc comnute attendrecl comnute, don't real comnute.
Speaker 1: Did yes, I can wait.
Speaker 4: We Japan.
Speaker 1: Command de tell wait here in the office.
Speaker 4: At bureau.
Speaker 1: Wait here please.
Speaker 5: At on the e silu play.
Speaker 1: A commanded Tom in his office.
Speaker 5: Doncent bureau.
Speaker 4: Soon.
Speaker 1: Her demand, are you American?
Speaker 5: Escools that American?
Speaker 1: Do you live in the United States? Equity?
Speaker 5: I repite Escoo's details it as you need?
Speaker 1: Is it as you need?
Speaker 7: You need.
Speaker 2: It?
Speaker 5: Does you need?
Speaker 1: Was it as you need.
Speaker 5: Escoo's details?
Speaker 6: It as you need?
Speaker 1: Yes? In the United States?
Speaker 4: We was it as you need?
Speaker 1: Command detail? Since how long? Literally since how much time
do you pot? The secretary asks, how long have you
been here? Ask since how much time are you here?
Speaker 3: The picomiente du to ESCOUTTII, the picomientot vuci.
Speaker 1: Command de monteil for a long time, the penaldan, the perotan. No,
not for a very long time. No since two weeks.
Speaker 4: The producer men.
Speaker 1: Who held demand. Then she asks, do you like to travel.
Speaker 5: Esc u.
Speaker 1: Or do you prefer.
Speaker 8: REPTI silver plays preferre vou preferra voo preferre or do
you prefer to stay at homes?
Speaker 5: Amisons?
Speaker 1: Amison repond. Really, I don't know.
Speaker 4: Ramon and Zippa.
Speaker 1: Sometimes I prefer to stay at home.
Speaker 2: Guelcaufour je preferriestell a maison. Guelcaufour je preferriestell a maison.
But I like to travel too, misjeens voyages.
Speaker 1: You see I travel a lot in the United States.
She checks to see if mister DuPont is back in
the office. Ld not yet, basancre.
Speaker 3: Basincre Can you wait a few minutes, escale communute.
Speaker 5: Quel comnute.
Speaker 7: Mister DuPont is not yet in his office, Monsieur DuPont sanviroux, Yes,
I can wait.
Speaker 1: We juputndre a Louis demand, would you like a coffee?
Speaker 5: Escal Marian cafe, use marian cafe.
Speaker 3: A cup of coffee. Rapity untest the caffe TuS let
us untas undus the caffe. Do you want a cup
of coffee?
Speaker 7: Escovo does the cafe? Voo does the cafe, Yes, gladly,
we volunteer a cup of coffee with some milk. Un
does the caffee with Julie Dulae, but without sugar. Repity
messan sucre sucre lusucre.
Speaker 1: Song sant.
Speaker 4: Sant cucre messan cucre.
Speaker 1: Commandito sugar sucre without.
Speaker 4: Son son.
Speaker 1: Commando mantell. Do you take sugar.
Speaker 7: Ascap I say you do. I take the coffee without sugar,
gupan cafeecre jepan lu cafe scre.
Speaker 1: I never take sugar.
Speaker 4: Jeuenippin jemesduccre gems dou dou je enippan jemsdcre.
Speaker 1: But I always take a little milk.
Speaker 4: Majeur ponts you the.
Speaker 7: Dear, we have unfortunately no milk, no, never matter whose module, No,
never matter who's module?
Speaker 1: Is that all right, Sava? Yes, that's all right, thank you,
Usa Messi. The secretary brings your coffee, What would she
say as she gives it to you? Voila?
Speaker 5: What a minster jameson.
Speaker 1: Your coffee? Votre cafe without milk and without sugar? So
or do you prefer.
Speaker 5: Wiscurev No, No, it's all right, no no seva.
Speaker 1: Seva. Do you remember how to say to a very
good friend, that's nice of you?
Speaker 4: Si jenti du tapars dueta barre.
Speaker 1: Du d'apars literally means of your part. Can you say
this using the polite word for your du vautreuparre du vautrouparre.
Say to the secretary, thank you, that's nice of you.
Speaker 4: Mercis si jentis de vautruparre.
Speaker 1: Command de Montell where do you live in the United States?
Speaker 7: Whoscobels webitevus reponde in Washington, Washington. She asks you about
your wife, then she tells you about her husband. Ld
My husband is Swiss.
Speaker 5: Ditloux mont marie Swiss Swiss.
Speaker 1: He is from Geneva, genev.
Speaker 5: Iev do jonevljev.
Speaker 1: Are you acquainted with Switzerland?
Speaker 5: Repete escolas res las res vues.
Speaker 1: Yes, I know Switzerland very well. Watch the word order.
Speaker 4: Well jacontrebien la suis jaconette trebien la suis.
Speaker 1: Command de tel. My husband is from Geneva.
Speaker 5: Monmie de jehnev.
Speaker 1: Is he de dier, but he lives in Paris.
Speaker 5: Messis lebita Paris e lebite.
Speaker 1: He has been living in Paris since ten years. Say
he lives.
Speaker 5: Lebita, Paris, pison the pie dison Lebita Paris, the pison.
Speaker 1: He is Swiss.
Speaker 9: Ills but he works in Paris Messisi du monde.
Speaker 1: And you are you Swiss?
Speaker 4: Evo ask you vose series whose sies.
Speaker 1: No, no, I am French, don't know. Just fan says
Fur says, I am from Dijon.
Speaker 4: Dijon, just Dijon, just Dijon.
Speaker 1: That's interesting. I Betisson.
Speaker 9: So so.
Speaker 4: Terrasson, theterrasson.
Speaker 7: Sterressondeed, I'm acquainted with Dijon.
Speaker 4: Jon.
Speaker 1: She's surprised. Ah, you know Dijon, Ah Jon, that's very interesting.
Speaker 5: Speaking about a woman.
Speaker 1: Say yes, one of my friends lives in Dijon.
Speaker 2: Wemi abita di jon usmi abita Dijon.
Speaker 1: I'm going to see her Saturday.
Speaker 10: Je Ville la vois, Sadi la Levoi, jev Lavois, Sady,
and we're going to visit the city together.
Speaker 4: In visallensemble.
Speaker 1: I haven't yet visited the city. Now, suppose you're with
your friend in Dijon. You know each other well, and
use the familiar to greet her. Hi Marie, Salu Marie?
How does she respond?
Speaker 5: Hi?
Speaker 1: Bill, how's it going?
Speaker 5: Salubille?
Speaker 1: Sava say it's all right, Sava. Ask and you how
are things start with it?
Speaker 2: Ah?
Speaker 4: It was a vaux, it was it was a vaux.
Speaker 1: Listen to her answer. She said, it's going well. Literally,
that goes well Marie continues. Marie continues, I would like
to invite you.
Speaker 7: Gemrete David DVD, gemre da vid to the concerts Saturday evening.
Speaker 5: A concerts, desir a concert and disoir.
Speaker 1: I would like to invite you to the concert Saturday evening.
Speaker 5: Gemre da Vito concerts.
Speaker 1: Say that's nice of you, s jent tapar. How does
she ask if you have the time Saturday?
Speaker 5: Ask d.
Speaker 1: Tell her, yes, Saturday evening is fine, literally yes, it
goes very well. Saturday evening.
Speaker 4: We serve a t.
Speaker 1: Tell her that you want to go buy something Saturday morning.
Speaker 4: Che vuslie take a show some meta.
Speaker 1: How does she ask you what are you going to buy?
Speaker 7: Kiskudvasty Tell her you don't know yet, Junco.
Speaker 1: Barco tell her something for your friends in the United States?
Speaker 4: Is it as you need?
Speaker 1: Now? Ask her at what time the concert begins? I
kill How does she tell you that it begins at
eight pm? Use official time.
Speaker 5: Lucos comosavanter, I comosavanter.
Speaker 1: She changes her mind. No at seven thirty pm.
Speaker 4: No I did never talked.
Speaker 7: She then asks you when you're going to Paris? Gottescutiva
Paris corvet your Paris.
Speaker 1: Tell her you're going there Monday morning.
Speaker 4: Chievelli Matin.
Speaker 1: How does she ask you if you're going there alone?
Escutu vessel ti vessel, referring to a female colleague, Say
that you're going there with your colleague.
Speaker 4: Jivevic macauleg.
Speaker 5: Abien bou voyage.
Speaker 1: She said, well, have a good trip. Now let's practice
official time in French. First, a review of some numbers.
How do you say thirty conte fifteen, Gus say forty five,
Guaran sanc say nine pm in official time vatunu vatune
say seven thirty dis ne Vtrand now try to say
ten fifteen pm.
Speaker 4: Van der Zurquines.
Speaker 1: And how do you say eleven forty five pm.
Speaker 4: Ventois ur can Sac.
Speaker 1: And with that this is the end of Unit ten.