Speaker 1: Equitis.
Speaker 2: It converssphonique equitis, It converces telephonique.
Speaker 1: Alo Marie semur Pierre.
Speaker 2: Comote, trib Pierre Merci, did Marie Escu masir passes Pierre
domas that car kill arite.
Speaker 1: Secretor hello that car?
Speaker 3: Do mass?
Speaker 1: Marie adumin?
Speaker 4: In this conversation, you heard the word did meaning tell me.
Speaker 3: Equit equ.
Speaker 2: Alo Marie oui semour ci, Pierre comote, tribian Pierre Marci,
did Marie Escu.
Speaker 3: Passos pier made mass?
Speaker 5: That car?
Speaker 1: I kill aritaret?
Speaker 3: Hello that car? Do mass? Shimoe a mari duma?
Speaker 4: Do you remember how to say this evening?
Speaker 1: Susi sousois.
Speaker 4: Say tomorrow evening.
Speaker 1: Dumasoi duma dumassois.
Speaker 4: Say at six o'clock.
Speaker 1: As hes A.
Speaker 4: Asked, not later, Pablita say at eight o'clock, Arita writ
Arita ask what time it is?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 4: No, tell her it's ten o'clock. Now eat a deer, No,
eat a deser, Say no it's four o'clock.
Speaker 3: No get her get her.
Speaker 4: Say five o'clock. Seca say at five o'clock, I'm going
to eat.
Speaker 6: I think.
Speaker 4: J ask you're going to.
Speaker 2: Eat husimi whosim say yes with you. We avic vous,
I'm going to eat with you.
Speaker 1: Juve v.
Speaker 4: Say yes, I would like to eat too.
Speaker 3: We voudre.
Speaker 4: Ask are you going to drink wine?
Speaker 1: A scuz duv.
Speaker 4: Juvain say no, I'm going to drink beer.
Speaker 6: No chevali de la biere jeve bide labiere say today,
say I'm not going to drink today.
Speaker 1: Gene gene.
Speaker 4: Say you're not going to drink.
Speaker 3: Vun vu.
Speaker 4: Say no not today. No say today I'm going to
eat at three o'clock? Atois say? Or at two o'clock?
What do the.
Speaker 1: Do?
Speaker 4: The say? Okay, decca. Here's how to ask how much
in French.
Speaker 2: Equity repeity combien combiere combiere, ask how much combiere as
in English.
Speaker 4: It would be too abrupt to simply say to someone
how much, So let's learn a more polite way of asking.
How much do I owe you.
Speaker 2: Combire, I owe equity repeity jodoididir.
Speaker 4: I owe you equity repeity? How much do I owe
you equity repeity? Ask how much you owe?
Speaker 1: It would play.
Speaker 4: Here's how to say one franc equity I repeity.
Speaker 3: Ah France.
Speaker 1: France France.
Speaker 2: M h m hm.
Speaker 4: A fan, ask how much you owe? Say one franc.
Speaker 1: A fan.
Speaker 3: Alfur monsieur.
Speaker 4: Do you think the word France is masculine or feminine?
It's masculine because you said, what is the feminine form
of it's une as in or ask how much do
I owe you today? Answer eight francsifrani France. Here's how
to say. Eleven francs equity repety frances say eleven francs
fran ask how much.
Speaker 3: COMI?
Speaker 4: How much do I owe you? Here's how to say
twelve francs douce France.
Speaker 3: Douze douze.
Speaker 4: Say twelve francs.
Speaker 3: DUIs France.
Speaker 4: Now say two francs.
Speaker 3: De France.
Speaker 4: Practice the contrast between two and twelve equity repity.
Speaker 7: Duduze du douze, du douze.
Speaker 4: Say twelve francs.
Speaker 3: Douise fan.
Speaker 4: Say eleven francs.
Speaker 3: Fran h.
Speaker 4: Say one franc.
Speaker 3: A fran.
Speaker 2: Uh uh.
Speaker 3: Ahull.
Speaker 4: Now here is thirteen francs.
Speaker 3: Pres France Prez prez.
Speaker 4: Say thirteen francs.
Speaker 3: Pres fan.
Speaker 4: Ask how much you owe.
Speaker 1: Um?
Speaker 4: Answer twelve francs.
Speaker 3: Duise franc douze.
Speaker 4: Answer thirteen francs.
Speaker 3: Tres font.
Speaker 4: Trez answer eleven francs.
Speaker 3: Fran oohs.
Speaker 4: Say ten francs.
Speaker 3: Des fran.
Speaker 1: This.
Speaker 4: Notice how certain numbers when you say them all alone,
have a final consonant sound. When you say them together
with another word, they lose it. Say ten francs difran,
Now say the number ten.
Speaker 1: This this.
Speaker 4: Say eight francs re France, and now say the number eight.
Speaker 1: Wuit wuit.
Speaker 4: Say six francs c France, ask how much.
Speaker 3: Combian?
Speaker 4: Say six ceise cease, ask do I owe you? Five francs.
Speaker 3: Excuse of van, excuse of.
Speaker 4: Say no, ma'am, four francs no madame cat fran cut
France say, and seven francs fran say I owe you.
Thirteen francs.
Speaker 3: Vous fan.
Speaker 4: Say no not thirteen no patrese, ask do I owe you?
Twelve francs.
Speaker 3: Escag escag.
Speaker 4: Say no, eleven francs.
Speaker 1: No Alan.
Speaker 4: Say do you understand? Escape say yes, I understand. Now
we try to say I understand you jervous, do you
remember how to say one franc and fran? Huh Hran,
What did I just ask you to do? I asked
you to listen. Now the young man is going to
propose various things you can do together. You are to
contradict him every time. If he wants to do something today,
you want to do it tomorrow. If he wants to
do it at six o'clock, you prefer seven o'clock, and
so on.
Speaker 3: Matt, no.
Speaker 2: Repond, listen and answer eu repondi bonjour commande, no patre bien.
Speaker 3: Geneve pa trebien.
Speaker 2: Escos no mercy duvan noerre do labierre silo, play.
Speaker 4: Boon con.
Speaker 3: No passenger dom just wir no passsor dumbas war.
Speaker 8: Okallo, thank you, pass thanker a caesar, no hello, aceta.
Speaker 3: No passaceta avita.
Speaker 1: Ma no a dezer silver play.
Speaker 3: Padiser answer.
Speaker 1: Decur de mansisse, ohvoll.
Speaker 4: Now you'll have a conversation with the young woman. Imagine
that she is a saleswoman in a store. You make
some purchases, and then you disagree with her about the price.
For every price she mentions. Correct her by saying one
franc less than she asks you for. Begin by asking
her how much your purchase costs.
Speaker 2: Voudois commen, mademoiselle, voudoux combien cetresformasieur may no mademoiselle je
voudois dour fran.
Speaker 3: No monsieur, vouma devi, vouma de villan.
Speaker 5: No Jean voudous, bounce f voudo di France, no geener
voudo bounce fran vo di France.
Speaker 3: No monsieur Pardi France, voumadin.
Speaker 1: Ne France, may no mademoiselle panave mari.
Speaker 3: France, monsieur.
Speaker 4: This is the end of you. Unit twelve.