Speaker 1: Gene and her German acquaintance are discussing money again.
Speaker 2: Her offidas in Gunda beta.
Speaker 3: Offidas in or heinzi than gene.
Speaker 2: Eh it was kaufen hamsi de mark nine kind of
Speaker 2: de mark abaijaba and padolla we feel.
Speaker 3: It dollar humsy furtzen geb in sene mark on fun
Speaker 3: dollar Yeah, yes, hamsi seen mark and we phil a dollar.
Speaker 2: At fili dollar feeling dun gunta.
Speaker 1: Near the beginning of the conversation, you heard.
Speaker 3: Wo Hinginzi, then bo hin.
Speaker 1: Means where too, and then makes the question less abrupt.
Speaker 2: Herns or amsu alfridas in Gunda beta.
Speaker 3: Offidas in Whinginzi.
Speaker 4: Then Gene eh IgA it was kaufen hamsi de mark
Speaker 4: nine kind of de mark abaijaba and padolla.
Speaker 3: We feel it dollar raumsy furtzen GiB in tim mark, Yeah, yes,
Speaker 3: hamsi tin mark kundt.
Speaker 2: If fili dolla fiendan gundar.
Speaker 1: Do you remember how to say good evening to someone
Speaker 1: in German.
Speaker 3: Guten abn't.
Speaker 1: Suppose you didn't understand what was said, How would you
Speaker 1: say something like how please? Or what.
Speaker 2: Be bitter? Be bitter?
Speaker 1: Ask someone if he has a couple of.
Speaker 2: Dollars Hamsi and pardola.
Speaker 1: Ask him if he still has some.
Speaker 2: Wine hams reva's wine.
Speaker 1: How does he tell you he has no wine.
Speaker 3: Chabo kind and wine kind and vine, Chabo kind and wine?
Speaker 1: Ask and no beer?
Speaker 2: Own kind, beer kind beer?
Speaker 1: How would you contradict her in the sense of yes,
Speaker 1: I do do do? Say I still have some beer?
Speaker 3: Saben adwas bier, schaben adwas bier.
Speaker 1: Say well, then give me a beer.
Speaker 2: Also done. Games and beer, I'm beer as games, I'm beer.
Speaker 1: One beer, i'd beer. Say here are five dollars.
Speaker 4: He isn't funft dollar, f funf dollar. He isn't funft dollar.
Speaker 1: What might you say when you hand money to someone?
Speaker 2: Yeah, bitter.
Speaker 3: Frogzi ask fhrogzy.
Speaker 1: Haven't you any German marks?
Speaker 3: Humsy kind of daymark? Kind of daymark?
Speaker 1: I have also a couple of German marks?
Speaker 2: Yeah, but pad mark.
Speaker 1: Ah pardi mark, Say give me seventeen marks.
Speaker 3: Games a zips in mark Seepsen.
Speaker 1: Ask how many eighteen.
Speaker 2: Defieler arts in?
Speaker 1: Say no, sixteen.
Speaker 3: Nine seichtsen.
Speaker 1: Saxteen mark bitter, say here are fifteen marks.
Speaker 2: He's a futin mark finftzin.
Speaker 3: Say that's fourteen use doscin't doesn't fiatzin doesn't fatzin?
Speaker 1: Say well, then give me one mark?
Speaker 2: Also done. Games is a mark? Is a mark?
Speaker 1: Ask how much you owe people?
Speaker 5: Sen sure schuenen if you try it ian.
Speaker 1: Now say not much? The beer is for you.
Speaker 3: We don't ze bitcha. Doespis t ze fel fel.
Speaker 6: Fuzi, doespis tze? Say for you, Fuzi, here's how to
Speaker 6: ask for me?
Speaker 3: We don't for me to me.
Speaker 2: Mish mish for mesh.
Speaker 1: Do you remember how to say with me? Make me
Speaker 1: a say for me with me.
Speaker 3: Fumish, meet me a fumish, make me a.
Speaker 1: Now ask again for me, for me, for me, say
Speaker 1: yes for you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, fuzzy, Fuzi, Yeah, fuzzy.
Speaker 1: Say the beer is for you.
Speaker 3: That's bierstuzy ymhm. Does biers t Z.
Speaker 1: Say, but the wine is for gunther.
Speaker 3: About their venus for gunta for gunta, their venus for gunta.
Speaker 1: The beer is for you?
Speaker 3: Does biers t z?
Speaker 1: How much does a beer cost?
Speaker 2: If you cost it in beer cost it if you're costed.
Speaker 2: If you cost it an beer.
Speaker 1: Say one beer one mark. Obviously beer costs more than
Speaker 1: one mark, and prices will vary, but for this exercise,
Speaker 1: say one beer one mark.
Speaker 3: And beer and a mark and beer and a mark
Speaker 3: an aina aina a beer costs one mark, and beer
Speaker 3: costed and a mark.
Speaker 1: And the wine. Say the wine costs two marks.
Speaker 3: Divine costs it spy mark, divine costs it spy mark.
Speaker 1: Give me.
Speaker 3: Game zimya.
Speaker 1: Say give me three marks.
Speaker 3: Game try mark.
Speaker 1: I can't be.
Speaker 2: Is conished. It can is canished?
Speaker 1: Say I can?
Speaker 2: I can.
Speaker 1: I can't.
Speaker 2: Is canished.
Speaker 1: Here's how you say you can be.
Speaker 3: See cernan cernan kernan see cernon.
Speaker 1: Ask can you.
Speaker 3: Crin and z crin and z curn and z.
Speaker 1: Try to ask? Can you give me three marks?
Speaker 3: Kunzim tri mark gabon kerninzimri mark gabon?
Speaker 1: Ask how much does the wine cost.
Speaker 2: If you cross the dervine?
Speaker 1: Say only two marks?
Speaker 3: What's y mark?
Speaker 1: Ask? Can you eat now?
Speaker 3: Kunzi essen kunzi Essen.
Speaker 1: Answer yes, I can, Yeah, he can tell him you can't.
Speaker 2: It canished.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't like to.
Speaker 2: Ichmerstnischt mester ichmerstnis asked the woman if she has wine?
Speaker 3: Amsy vine, amsy vine?
Speaker 1: Yes? I still have some wine?
Speaker 2: Yeah, he had wine.
Speaker 1: Keeping in mind that it's say you have no wine.
Speaker 3: See how I'm kind and vine kind? And vine, see
Speaker 3: how I'm kind and vine.
Speaker 1: As in English, you can make some statements into a
Speaker 1: question simply by changing the intonation at the end. Now
Speaker 1: ask you have no wine?
Speaker 3: See how I'm kind? Vine, see how I'm kind?
Speaker 1: Vine contradict him, Yes, I still have some.
Speaker 2: Wine, adverse wine? Do do or redwas wine?
Speaker 1: Ask do you also have beer.
Speaker 3: Hamsi or Bier Hamsi or bier?
Speaker 1: Yes? I still have some beer, yeah, Harman or redvas beer?
Speaker 1: Say I haven't any beer? Or I have no beer?
Speaker 2: I have a kind beer, I have a kind beer.
Speaker 1: Ask do you have dollars?
Speaker 3: HUMSI dollar hamsi dollar?
Speaker 1: Suppose she us? How does she say? I still have dollars?
Speaker 2: A carban dolla, A carban artolla?
Speaker 1: Say I still have a few dollars.
Speaker 2: A carbanin padola, many dollars phil a dollar?
Speaker 1: Suppose she doesn't have any How does she say I
Speaker 1: have none? Referring to dollars.
Speaker 2: A cabotina A cabotina. Now ine a cabotina.
Speaker 1: Are you giving me a couple of dollars?
Speaker 3: Give me me pardola gimsim and padola.
Speaker 1: Say I can't.
Speaker 2: It candished it candished?
Speaker 1: Ask you can't.
Speaker 3: See curnished see cornelisht.
Speaker 1: Say I haven't any dollars.
Speaker 2: A cab a kind of dollar, Say I have none
Speaker 2: hab a kina a cab a kina.
Speaker 1: Say well, then give me a couple of German marks.
Speaker 3: Also done gad mark, also done giard mark.
Speaker 1: Say I can't.
Speaker 2: It's cahnished.
Speaker 1: You can't.
Speaker 3: See cononished see connish, Say I can.
Speaker 2: It can it can?
Speaker 1: Say but I wouldn't like to.
Speaker 2: A about mstished? How about you mostnished?
Speaker 1: Say you have German mark works?
Speaker 3: See how M D.
Speaker 1: March Say but I wouldn't like any use the word
Speaker 1: for none.
Speaker 3: Abstekainechmeschtekaine.
Speaker 1: Now for some problems and simple arithmetic in German, I'm
Speaker 1: going to ask you to do some addition. The questions
Speaker 1: will be posed in this way.
Speaker 3: Peter Junzi bitter Sileen swei martvifier, Spileen swei martvifer.
Speaker 1: Can you guess what macht means? It means make two
Speaker 1: and two, make how many? This word macht is a
Speaker 1: form of a word you've already learned. Which one is
Speaker 1: that machen Machen means to make or to do. Now
Speaker 1: get ready for some arithmetic.
Speaker 3: Irons on spy Mark. We feel try sy on try March.
Speaker 3: We feel fun fear on fear Marked. We feel art
Speaker 3: fear on spy Mark. We feel sex cry on fear Mark.
Speaker 3: We feel semen sex on try March. We feel nine
Speaker 3: nine on Irons March. We feel see sex on Mark.
Speaker 3: We feel.
Speaker 2: Right scene.
Speaker 3: Pride seen on spie martvifl finftzine achtun fia martvifel swave
Speaker 3: pride sin on try martvi fir techtzin fin seen on
Speaker 3: spie Mart. We feel zipzin zeep seen on spie martvi Fel.
Speaker 2: Nine seen.
Speaker 1: Feeling dunk and now you'll talk with the woman.
Speaker 3: It's the English pres meda frau.
Speaker 1: You're in an agreeable mood, so confirm everything she asks.
Speaker 2: You couldn't talk Kit is in and good.
Speaker 3: Yeah they're good guys, get me a good.
Speaker 2: Motion met me Essen.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Ghana, Ghana yeah, Essen.
Speaker 2: One gators order armed.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's skateholder armed, Yeah, it's skateholder armed. Canz yeah.
Speaker 3: Is Calum yeah, I Calums.
Speaker 2: Colm the Adwards form Machen.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Ghana yeah, I kind of it was.
Speaker 2: Mahen Cannon vine for misaufen.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he can viine coffin. Yeah, he can wine for
Speaker 3: the coffin.
Speaker 2: Harms the DMark.
Speaker 3: Yeah, is Harbor and power. Yeah is Harbor and part
Speaker 3: DMark Feeler Yeah, A feeler.
Speaker 2: Has Dolla.
Speaker 3: Yeah, doll.
Speaker 2: Dollar are the Dunclins, The Field wine, coffin.
Speaker 3: Ja Ishkan filvine kaufn ja is Kan.
Speaker 2: Duncan and Zi mcmiresen.
Speaker 1: This is the end of Unit fifteen.