Speaker 1: Listen to this conversation, and tudigen zi, Yeah, bitter is
the goodish tras bitter.
Speaker 2: The gudis trastum. The open Platz, the open Platz is
tia on Miah, they're good dunkers in offs in.
Speaker 3: At one point in this conversation you've heard the young
woman say Miah, this means me, and in this situation
it's like saying who me. Listen to the conversation again.
Speaker 4: And truligan zi, yeah, bitter is the goodish tras bitter.
Speaker 2: The gudist tras the open Platz, the open Platz is
tia ONGs en Miah, they're good dunkers ins in.
Speaker 3: Do you remember how to say hello in German?
Speaker 4: Gudin talk guden talk?
Speaker 3: Ask do you understand English.
Speaker 4: Pashtianzi English?
Speaker 5: Answer? I understand a little ifshtia ambition, and I speak
a little ones Praya Ambiscian.
Speaker 3: Only a little bit.
Speaker 2: No Imbisian.
Speaker 3: And you.
Speaker 2: Onci onc.
Speaker 3: Do you understand.
Speaker 2: German pashtian zidorge.
Speaker 3: Try to say yes, I understand German?
Speaker 4: Well yah ifreshta gutdouge.
Speaker 3: How do you ask someone how.
Speaker 2: She is.
Speaker 4: Beget us enen.
Speaker 3: Begeit us enen, what does this literally mean? It means
how goes it? To you? Ask again, how are you.
Speaker 4: Beget us enen.
Speaker 3: Now listen to the answer and repeat after the speaker.
Speaker 2: Miya s good, Mia s good.
Speaker 3: Ask and you remember you're literally asking and to you.
Speaker 2: Enen.
Speaker 3: Now you say me not very well.
Speaker 4: Miyazegud, miazegud.
Speaker 3: Do you remember how to say gutez street in German.
Speaker 4: The Gutstrasse distrasse the Gutstrasse.
Speaker 3: And now say opera square.
Speaker 4: They're open plots, they're plots, they're open plots.
Speaker 3: Ask me where Opera Square is?
Speaker 4: Who is there? Open plotz? Boy is there open Plotz?
Speaker 3: Say excuse me please?
Speaker 4: And truligan zi bitter and trulligen zie bitter.
Speaker 3: Ask me where Gertus Street is?
Speaker 4: Who is the gutish trauser? Boy is the gutish trasser bitter?
Speaker 3: Say here here? And now say Guti Street is here?
Speaker 2: Do Guttrasa is tia? Do Guttrasa is tia?
Speaker 3: Ask me if Gutuz Street is here?
Speaker 4: Is the gutustrasa here?
Speaker 3: Answer? No, over there.
Speaker 2: Nine dot trum nine do trum.
Speaker 3: Say Gutuz Street is not over there?
Speaker 4: Do the gut.
Speaker 3: Say geta Street is not here.
Speaker 2: The guts Trasa is nicht here, the Gudrasa is snached here.
Speaker 3: Say but Opera Square is here?
Speaker 2: About the open Platz is tire? About the open Platz
is tire.
Speaker 3: Do you remember how to ask how are you? Or literally?
How goes it to you?
Speaker 4: Begin to see you.
Speaker 3: Answer me, I'm fine, Mia, escape me good. Say again,
I'm fine, escape.
Speaker 2: Me good s escad escup me good.
Speaker 3: Ask where is Gerte Street? Please?
Speaker 4: Who is the Guccish hossipitter? Who is the Guccish hossipiter?
Speaker 3: Listen to the answer, I don't know, literally I know
it not evis? Now repeat after the speaker, I know
or literally I.
Speaker 2: Know Itvice is is vis vice is? Vice is? Vice is?
Speaker 3: Which word means no.
Speaker 4: Vice?
Speaker 3: How do you say I know or I know it?
Speaker 2: Vice is?
Speaker 3: Say I don't know, literally I know it? Not say
again I.
Speaker 4: Know vices ischvisis.
Speaker 3: Try to ask me where Mozart Street is?
Speaker 2: Vo Is the motach tras a bitter vo Is the
motach tras a bitter?
Speaker 3: Answer? I don't know?
Speaker 4: Iswzs ishwzers.
Speaker 3: Say? But I know.
Speaker 2: Aber ichwzis aber ich weiss.
Speaker 3: Say Mozart Street is over there?
Speaker 2: The mood such tras is dot room.
Speaker 3: Here's you know or you know it? Listen and repeat.
Speaker 4: See this and as listen see listen see thissens.
Speaker 3: And how do you say I know?
Speaker 2: Vices? Vice vices? Vices?
Speaker 3: Try to ask do you.
Speaker 4: Know vistins yes, vistins yes.
Speaker 3: Say again you know?
Speaker 4: See listens see listen seevisten s.
Speaker 3: Do you know.
Speaker 4: Listens the s.
Speaker 3: Listens yes, answer no, I don't know.
Speaker 2: Nine evis nine eviss.
Speaker 3: Mozart street is not over there.
Speaker 2: De mozarch tras snichta rum.
Speaker 3: Let's learn how to ask for things in German. Here's
how to say I would like listen and repeat.
Speaker 2: Echmoster moster moschter ech most.
Speaker 3: Say I would like.
Speaker 4: Ischmerster.
Speaker 3: Here's how to say you would like.
Speaker 2: The mosten, most ten, most ten, the most ten, the
most ten.
Speaker 3: Say you would like.
Speaker 4: The muschten.
Speaker 3: Say I would like.
Speaker 2: Ishmerster.
Speaker 3: Say I understand.
Speaker 2: Ifestia.
Speaker 3: How do you say I don't understand ifestist Now try
to say I would not.
Speaker 1: Like Ishmerstnischt ishmerstnischt, I understand ifshta again, say I would
not like.
Speaker 4: Ishmerchtenischt.
Speaker 3: How did you say you would like.
Speaker 4: The mersten.
Speaker 3: How would you ask would you like.
Speaker 4: Merchten z merchten z.
Speaker 3: Say you would like.
Speaker 2: Z mushten z mushten.
Speaker 3: Here's you would like to eat something.
Speaker 2: Just listen z merchten ATVs essen.
Speaker 3: Listen and repeat the word for to eat essen.
Speaker 4: Essen Essen, say to eat.
Speaker 3: Essen. Listen and repeat the word for something.
Speaker 2: At vas.
Speaker 3: V yes.
Speaker 2: Atvas atvas.
Speaker 3: Say the words something in German.
Speaker 2: Atvas.
Speaker 3: Try to say you would like to eat something.
Speaker 4: See mersen itwas essen, see merston itwas essen.
Speaker 3: And now ask would you like to eat something?
Speaker 4: Merchans adwas essen. Merchan z itwas essen.
Speaker 3: Now you could respond, yes, I would like to eat something.
Say I would like.
Speaker 2: Isch mosta mosht moshta isch most.
Speaker 3: Ask would you like something.
Speaker 4: Emerstency ads.
Speaker 3: Say I would like.
Speaker 2: Is most.
Speaker 3: Say I would like to eat.
Speaker 2: Is most essen.
Speaker 3: Now say yes, I would like to eat something.
Speaker 4: Yeah its essen. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Ask me if I would like to eat something.
Speaker 4: Merchancy adwas issen merchansy advis isen.
Speaker 3: Here's how to say I would like to drink something.
Just listen emmersta advas drinking. Listen and repeat the word
for to.
Speaker 2: Drink drinking, drinking, drinking.
Speaker 3: Say I would like to drink.
Speaker 2: Something e commerst edvas drinking.
Speaker 3: Now try to ask, would you like to drink something?
Speaker 4: Mers The It was drinking merchand it was drinking.
Speaker 3: Say I would like to eat.
Speaker 2: Something Most it was essen. Most it was Essen.
Speaker 3: Ask her if she would like to drink.
Speaker 4: Something merchan the it was drinking Merchan it was drinking.
Speaker 3: Say no, thank you, nine danka.
Speaker 2: Nine dunka.
Speaker 3: How would she say, but I would like to eat something.
Speaker 2: Abert Echmerschter It was Essen abert Echmerster it was Essen.
Speaker 3: Ask would you like to drink something? Edwas Drinton, Say no,
thank you, but I would like to eat something.
Speaker 2: Nine danka about Himerschter it was Essen.
Speaker 3: Do you remember how to greet someone in German?
Speaker 2: Guten tag gulden tug.
Speaker 3: Ask how are you.
Speaker 2: Pigetti's inen pigeti's inn.
Speaker 3: Answer very well? Thanks, see are good? Dunka ask and
how are you.
Speaker 4: Twigs enen.
Speaker 3: Answer I'm fine.
Speaker 5: Escid me good, say I am very well.
Speaker 2: Escid me that good.
Speaker 3: Say Gertu street, the Gutstrasse. Ask someone where this street is?
Speaker 4: Boys des.
Speaker 3: Boys ask if Gutuz street is here?
Speaker 4: Is des here?
Speaker 3: How does she say I don't.
Speaker 2: Know, as.
Speaker 3: She changes her mind. How does she contradict herself, Yes, I.
Speaker 2: Know, doviss do advisers.
Speaker 3: How does she tell you Gerty Street is over there.
Speaker 2: The gudhish Tarsa is dodrum, The guds Tarsa is do rum.
Speaker 3: Ask her where Opera square is?
Speaker 4: But is the open blood spitter? But is the open
blood spitter?
Speaker 3: How does she say, I don't know.
Speaker 2: He advised us knit.
Speaker 3: Opera square is not here?
Speaker 2: Upon Platz is nitch here.
Speaker 3: And not over there.
Speaker 2: On?
Speaker 3: How does she tell you she would like to eat something?
Speaker 2: Most advis essen.
Speaker 3: Ask her where ooh ooh, where would you like to eat?
Speaker 4: For emergency essen?
Speaker 3: How does she say she doesn't know?
Speaker 2: Iwasa snach?
Speaker 3: Ask her if she would like to drink something.
Speaker 4: Mess edwas drinking, mesh the edwas drinking.
Speaker 3: How does she say no, thank you?
Speaker 2: Nine dunka, nine dunka.
Speaker 3: How does she add, but I would like to eat.
Speaker 2: Something about is most a was essen? About eh? Most
as Essen.
Speaker 6: Say ah very well, ah, their good, ah, their good.
Speaker 3: How would you say emphatically but I don't listen and.
Speaker 4: Repeat abaichhnischt abaishnischt.
Speaker 3: How does she take leave of you.
Speaker 2: Alfidas in.
Speaker 4: Olfiedas in.
Speaker 3: This is the end of today's lesson. When you continue
with the next unit tomorrow, please begin with track number
two