Speaker 2: Listen to this conversation. Listen again. Excuse me, miss. Is
Speaker 2: this the road to Long Island
Speaker 3: No, it isn't. The road you want is over there
Speaker 2: I'm sorry. I don't understand. Which is the road to
Speaker 2: Long Island?
Speaker 3: It's over there. Go straight ahead, then to the left
Speaker 2: How far is it to Long Island
Speaker 3: Not far. Thirty or forty miles
Speaker 2: Thanks.
Speaker 3: You're welcome
Speaker 4: In English, how do you say mille? Mile.
Speaker 2: Combien de milles?
Speaker 4: Which is the road to Long Island
Speaker 4: Is this the
Speaker 2: road to Long Island
Speaker 5: Voici comment dire New York. Listen and repeat. New York
Speaker 2: New New
Speaker 5: York Quelle est la route de New York?
Speaker 2: Which is the road to New York?
Speaker 5: À droite
Speaker 3: Allez
Speaker 5: à
Speaker 3: droite
Speaker 5: La route que vous
Speaker 3: voulez
Speaker 5: est à droite. Est-ce que la route que je veux
Speaker 5: est à droite?
Speaker 2: Ou à gauche? Ou à gauche? Dis
Speaker 5: allez à gauche.
Speaker 3: Go to the left
Speaker 5: Ensuite à droite.
Speaker 3: Then to the right.
Speaker 5: Et ensuite
Speaker 3: And then
Speaker 5: Tout droit
Speaker 3: Straight ahead.
Speaker 4: Ask how far it is. How far
Speaker 2: is it? How far is it
Speaker 5: Say, ce n'est pas loin.
Speaker 3: It's not far
Speaker 5: C'est à soixante-dix milles.
Speaker 3: It's 70 miles. It's 70 miles. Try to say C'est à 80 milles.
Speaker 3: It's 80 miles. 80 It's 80
Speaker 5: miles. Ça, c'est la route que vous voulez
Speaker 3: That's the road you want
Speaker 5: Say, j'ai besoin d'essence
Speaker 2: I need some gas. C'est combien? How much is it
Speaker 5: Un dollar par gallon
Speaker 3: One dollar per gallon. Per gallon
Speaker 5: Mais à New York
Speaker 3: But in New York? In New York?
Speaker 5: L'essence est plus chère
Speaker 3: C'est deux dollars par gallon
Speaker 5: C'est deux dollars par gallon.
Speaker 3: It's two dollars per gallon
Speaker 4: How do you say, Je peux? I can. I can.
Speaker 5: Now ask, Est-ce que je peux? Can I? Can I?
Speaker 5: Est-ce que je peux acheter quelque chose?
Speaker 2: À New York? Non, vous ne pouvez
Speaker 5: pas. Non, vous ne pouvez pas.
Speaker 4: Pourquoi pas? Why not? Why
Speaker 2: Why not?
Speaker 5: Ask Pourquoi pas
Speaker 4: Why not? Parce que Listen and repeat
Speaker 3: Because Cause Cause. Be. Because
Speaker 5: Say. Parce que.
Speaker 3: Because
Speaker 5: Try to ask. Pourquoi. Why. Say. Pourquoi. Parce que.
Speaker 3: Why? Because. Why? Because
Speaker 4: Say, quatre-vingt. Eighty
Speaker 5: Say, parce que. Because. Parce que les magasins sont fermés.
Speaker 5: Les magasins
Speaker 5: Un magasin.
Speaker 3: A store.
Speaker 5: Now say... Le magasin
Speaker 3: The store. The store.
Speaker 5: Et maintenant, grand magasin. Listen and repeat
Speaker 3: Department store. Department. Meant. Meant. Part. Department. Department store
Speaker 5: Say again. Grand magasin
Speaker 3: Department store. Department store.
Speaker 5: Les magasins sont fermés. Les magasins
Speaker 3: sont fermés. The department stores are closed.
Speaker 5: Ask Pourquoi Why Answer Parce que
Speaker 3: Because
Speaker 5: Parce que les magasins sont fermés.
Speaker 3: Ask if the stores are closed
Speaker 4: Are the stores closed
Speaker 2: Are the stores closed? Non, ils sont
Speaker 5: ouverts
Speaker 4: How do you say
Speaker 3: ouvert? Open. And how do you say
Speaker 4: fermé?
Speaker 3: Closed.
Speaker 5: Say, Ils sont fermés maintenant
Speaker 3: They're closed now. They're closed now.
Speaker 4: Ask if the department stores are open.
Speaker 2: Are the department stores open
Speaker 5: Say Les grands magasins sont ouverts maintenant
Speaker 3: The department stores are open now. Open The department stores
Speaker 3: are open now.
Speaker 5: Les magasins plus petits sont fermés
Speaker 3: The smaller stores are closed. The smaller stores
Speaker 2: How do you ask? Quelle heure est-il? What time is it?
Speaker 2: What time is it?
Speaker 5: Il est 9 heures
Speaker 3: It's 9 o'clock
Speaker 4: Ask if the stores are open.
Speaker 2: Are the stores open? Are the stores open?
Speaker 5: Non, ils sont fermés
Speaker 3: Ils sont fermés
Speaker 5: Pourquoi?
Speaker 4: Plus tard. Plus tard. Try to say Parce qu'il est tard.
Speaker 3: Because it's late. Late. It's late. Because it's late
Speaker 4: Now try to say Il n'est pas tard.
Speaker 2: It's not late. It's not late.
Speaker 5: Mais les magasins sont fermés
Speaker 3: But the stores are closed
Speaker 5: Say, New York est loin. New York is far
Speaker 2: Say, 85 000. 85 milles et les magasins sont fermés. 85 milles
Speaker 2: et les magasins sont
Speaker 5: fermés. 85
Speaker 2: miles and the stores are closed. Say
Speaker 5: Je veux acheter quelque chose. I want to buy something.
Speaker 5: Mon mari veut acheter quelque chose. My husband wants
Speaker 3: to buy something. My husband wants to buy something
Speaker 5: How do you say Mon mari veut acheter quelque chose
Speaker 3: My husband wants to buy something. Wants. Wants. My husband
Speaker 3: wants to buy something
Speaker 5: Now try to say Il a besoin d'argent
Speaker 3: He needs some money. Needs. He needs. He needs some money.
Speaker 4: How do you ask? Quelle heure
Speaker 5: est-il
Speaker 4: What time is
Speaker 2: it? Est-ce qu'il est tard? Is it late? Is it
Speaker 2: late
Speaker 5: Answer Il est dix heures
Speaker 3: It's ten o'clock. It's ten o'clock.
Speaker 5: Ask. Pourquoi?
Speaker 3: Why
Speaker 5: Parce que ma femme veut acheter quelque chose.
Speaker 2: Because my wife wants to buy something.
Speaker 5: Est-ce que votre prononciation ressemble à celle de l'interlocuteur? Listen
Speaker 5: and repeat. My wife
Speaker 2: wants. Wants. My wife wants to buy something.
Speaker 5: Elle veut acheter quelque chose.
Speaker 2: She wants to buy something. She wants
Speaker 4: Ask. Où
Speaker 3: Where
Speaker 4: Try to say
Speaker 5: Dans un grand magasin.
Speaker 2: In a department store. In a department store
Speaker 4: Ask if the stores are open.
Speaker 5: Les petits magasins sont fermés
Speaker 3: Les magasins plus grands sont ouverts
Speaker 5: Les magasins plus grands sont ouverts. Les grands magasins sont
Speaker 5: ouverts maintenant.
Speaker 3: Ils sont ouverts ce soir
Speaker 5: Ils sont ouverts ce soir. Ils sont ouverts tard ce soir.
Speaker 3: They're open late tonight
Speaker 4: Ask.
Speaker 5: Et demain
Speaker 5: And tomorrow? Demain, ils sont fermés
Speaker 3: Tomorrow, they're closed. Tomorrow they're closed
Speaker 5: Ask Où sont les grands magasins?
Speaker 2: Where are the department stores?
Speaker 5: Answer Ils sont dans l'avenue Parc
Speaker 3: They're on Parc Avenue. On Parc Avenue.
Speaker 5: Allez à gauche.
Speaker 3: Go to the left.
Speaker 5: Et ensuite, tout droit.
Speaker 3: And then, straight ahead
Speaker 5: Say, ma femme veut acheter quelque chose
Speaker 2: My wife wants to buy something. Dans un grand magasin.
Speaker 2: In a department store. In a department store.
Speaker 5: Qu'est-ce qu'elle veut acheter?
Speaker 3: What does she want to buy?
Speaker 5: Quelque chose pour notre petit garçon.
Speaker 2: Something for our little boy
Speaker 5: Demandez-moi si j'ai assez d'argent
Speaker 3: Do you have enough money? Do you have enough money?
Speaker 5: Answer. J'ai 80 dollars.
Speaker 2: I have 80 dollars.
Speaker 5: Mais ça ne suffit pas. But that's
Speaker 2: not enough. New York est cher. New York is expensive.
Speaker 2: Et ma femme?
Speaker 5: Ma femme a besoin de beaucoup d'argent. Ceci est la
Speaker 5: fin de la leçon 25.