Speaker 1: Listen to this conversation between Bill and one of his friends, Brigitte.
Speaker 2: It could a conversation Roubille in the Sesami Brigitte.
Speaker 3: Brigitte, Kiscovouse, Mari Fair, Mattna.
Speaker 4: Escavrite, coucheurs, no mercie hello, Kiscovouse, Marie Fair.
Speaker 3: Trincipal if cavose, Marie fare Mo, mogemree Leville, Ah Mossy.
Speaker 1: In this conversation, you heard deja, which means already, and Allianville,
which means to go into town.
Speaker 4: In Brigitte, Ciscoouse, Marie Fair, Matte, Escavri, Montque, cocheurs, no
merci hello, Kiscovousemrie Fair, trincipa if cuscvouse, Marie Fai, Mogemreeville.
Speaker 3: Ah Mossy.
Speaker 1: Imagine that you're talking with a French friend.
Speaker 2: Imagine Kov Francis Commander Mantel. How does she ask Commande Mantell,
when did you arrive in France?
Speaker 3: Corsc France got ri France.
Speaker 1: I arrived yesterday?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 1: She asks you how long you've been in Nice? Literally
you are in Nie since? How much time?
Speaker 6: Who the pomiendo to the picamiendo tan the pmendo to.
Speaker 1: Command'eton since yesterday evening dupuyes soir, I have been here
since yesterday evening, equite repity, Justrie la de puryes soir,
just ree la la justrie la de pour yes soir
say I have been here, justurie la. Not the use
of la for here you say, would imply here on
the spot. How do you say I have been here
since two days?
Speaker 3: Josrie la' vidujou.
Speaker 2: A commandeton.
Speaker 1: I've been here since a week.
Speaker 3: Justrila the premen justriela de pre men.
Speaker 2: Rot remi vud demand do you like nice.
Speaker 3: Escu, the minies who the menies.
Speaker 2: Di three cocone mcne, Commander Montel. Are you at the
hotel Marianne?
Speaker 7: Marianne esco altel, Marianne, who Altel, Marianne.
Speaker 8: Saying yes at the hotel Marianne wu Allo tell Marianne,
she asks, and what did you do today?
Speaker 5: It?
Speaker 1: I didn't do many things.
Speaker 3: Jeuniper shows, Jeuniper shows.
Speaker 1: But what have you seen in nice?
Speaker 3: Makes a nice? Makes a nice?
Speaker 1: Say nothing?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: Nothing yet?
Speaker 3: Oh Corea and Corea, I have.
Speaker 1: Not seen anything yet in nice?
Speaker 3: Jeannio Corrie you a nice.
Speaker 1: Reev you.
Speaker 3: Jeanne Jean Corye, have you a nice.
Speaker 2: Mat de monde?
Speaker 1: What time is it?
Speaker 3: Kelly Till Calorytill and repont.
Speaker 1: It's one o'clock.
Speaker 3: He let you know, He let you know.
Speaker 1: Ask have you eaten?
Speaker 3: Escov vous vigil repon, No, not yet, no passantcre passancore.
Speaker 1: I haven't eaten yet.
Speaker 3: Jeune past, June past.
Speaker 2: The Mont de Louis, c l Mari mondevic.
Speaker 3: Vu escuev moquivicm.
Speaker 2: Vic.
Speaker 1: How does she say, yes, I really want to.
Speaker 3: Uill vu bien vu bien.
Speaker 1: Here's how she would say, with pleasure equity irrepite.
Speaker 3: Avic pleas here pleasure, pleasure avic pleasure.
Speaker 2: Command de Monteille.
Speaker 1: Do you know or are you acquainted with?
Speaker 3: Escavosa vocanisay?
Speaker 1: Do you know the restaurant Lefrido mayor.
Speaker 9: Escavniseillo, restaurant Lefredo Maire vougueniseiller restaurant Lefredo Maire? No, not yet,
no passanco.
Speaker 1: It's not far.
Speaker 3: Sonepaluin sone palouin.
Speaker 1: Two kilometers.
Speaker 3: Doquirometre, douquirometre?
Speaker 1: And here is my car? Remember to use voila.
Speaker 3: If what I'm I with you, what I'm not with you?
Speaker 1: Fine with pleasure.
Speaker 3: Trebia a vic pleasy, trebia a vic pleasi.
Speaker 1: Now imagine you're having lunch with Brigitte at the restaurant
lifred Meer and she sees a friend. Imaginie in imagine.
Speaker 2: Imagine avoo de generic Brigitte or restaurant lifredo mere.
Speaker 3: Equite irrepeity one of my friends, and amis ami.
Speaker 5: And uh.
Speaker 1: And referring to a male friend, say a friend of mine,
and there's one of my friends over there. Use ilia.
Speaker 9: Ilia and Leva and mismi Ilia and missmi Ilia and
Mimi Leva.
Speaker 1: Here's how to say your friends.
Speaker 2: Equite irrepeity, ami.
Speaker 3: Vo vos ami.
Speaker 1: Try to say one of your friends, referring to a
male friend, and vou and say together my friends, your friends.
Speaker 3: Mes ami, VoMi, mes ami VoMi.
Speaker 1: One of my friends. And he's called repete.
Speaker 5: Isabel appel sappelle Isabel, Isabel.
Speaker 2: Command too.
Speaker 1: He is called literally, he calls himself.
Speaker 3: Isabel.
Speaker 1: What part of that means himself? It's the s sound.
Now say he calls himself Jacques lau grand lubran Isabel,
jacquesla grand Isabel Jacqueslagran.
Speaker 8: Here's how to ask how is he called? Or what's
his name? Equite irreperti comosa peertil il til appel till
sappel till comosa peertil commosa peertil.
Speaker 1: Note the extra t sound between sappelle and in seppel till.
Now ask your friend what is his name?
Speaker 3: What from me? Comsapeltill? What from me comsapel till erepont?
His name is Jacques Lagran, is jacqueslagr.
Speaker 2: What REMI demand?
Speaker 1: Do you know Jacques Lagran.
Speaker 10: Jacquesla grand vo jaqlagan say no, not yet, no bassancour,
no bassancour.
Speaker 1: How would you greet mister Legrand.
Speaker 3: Bonjour, monsieur le grand.
Speaker 1: Here's how you would tell him, I am called Jamison,
ecude repity.
Speaker 4: Jemappel, Jameson, Appell, Mappel, jumappelle.
Speaker 1: Tell him you're called Bill Jamieson.
Speaker 4: Jamappelle, Bill Jamison, Jamappelle, Jamappelle, Bill Jamison.
Speaker 1: How does Brigitte say Bill is one of my friends?
Speaker 3: Billett and miss Emi and miss Emi?
Speaker 1: Do you remember how to say I oh redoidoidoir also
means I must. Here's how Jacques says Unfortunately, I must leave.
Speaker 2: Equity Malo rosmin du partier equite irrepet unfortunately, mal Rosemond
man Rose Rosmond mail mail mel Rosemon, mal Rosmon, how
do you say to leave? Partier partier? I must leave
or I have to leave equite irrepeite je dua partier?
Should I.
Speaker 7: Do?
Speaker 2: I should a partier jadu a partier.
Speaker 1: I must.
Speaker 3: Should do?
Speaker 1: I must leave now.
Speaker 2: Should a partire matt no?
Speaker 1: Unfortunately, I must leave now.
Speaker 2: Malo Rosemond should do a partire matt no. Melo Rosemond
should do a partire matt No. But REMI demand you
must leave now. Equity I pity.
Speaker 3: Voudo the patio matt no.
Speaker 11: Voodoo they voodoo they voodoo the partis voudo the bartier
mat now.
Speaker 1: Yes, Unfortunately, I must leave.
Speaker 10: Well.
Speaker 2: Melo rosmins jau du bartier Well, Melo rosmins jau dux partier.
Speaker 8: Unfortunately, mal Rosmin Bill also must leave. REPETI belusi du bartier,
il dui is du a bartier, belusi du bartier.
Speaker 1: Say together I must he must.
Speaker 3: Do ill DUIs.
Speaker 5: I do?
Speaker 1: He really must leave, literally he must really leave.
Speaker 3: He'll do Amo bartier, he do Amo bartier.
Speaker 8: Say yes, I can't stay. We Jean paparsti we Jean
Paparisti command'tan you have to vodou is he you do dio,
we must.
Speaker 3: Du vond.
Speaker 1: Well, then we must leave.
Speaker 9: Alloo, nude vou partier, alloo nude van partier. We must
leave now, nudur vo partier madnon.
Speaker 2: Command d vous.
Speaker 8: I'm called Bill, Je mappel Bill, jemappel, Bill, please to
meet you. Jacques ah Shanty Jacques.
Speaker 3: And chanti.
Speaker 2: Command de tell.
Speaker 9: Jacques is one of my friends, Jacquemi Jacquemi, but unfortunately
he must leave now. Memelo Rosemond ildo a Bartier Matnan
melor Rosemond, Memelo rosemon I du a bartier Madnan.
Speaker 1: And we also we must leave.
Speaker 3: In nussi nu durvo bartier nu du vo bartier.
Speaker 1: Once outside, how would you ask your friend what would
you like to do now?
Speaker 3: Kis cavou fair mattin kis fer mat No.
Speaker 1: She says, I'd like to go into town.
Speaker 3: Equity irrepity Zemre Leanville ali Auville alvill Zemre Leonville.
Speaker 1: Commanded vou to go Ali into town.
Speaker 6: A will.
Speaker 1: Oh au will, I would like to go into town.
Speaker 3: Zemree Leanville, Jemree Leanville.
Speaker 1: You two.
Speaker 3: Wusy wusy.
Speaker 1: Do you want to come with me? Euda everybity to come?
Speaker 3: Nier Varnier.
Speaker 1: Is he the dear to come with me?
Speaker 3: Vinerravic Moore, Vinerravic Moore?
Speaker 1: She asks, do you want to come with me?
Speaker 3: Escoour more?
Speaker 1: Yes, with pleasure?
Speaker 3: We are vic pleasy, a vic pleasy. And when would
you like to go into town?
Speaker 4: It got this cuoz Marie Leonville, It got this Marie Leonville.
Speaker 1: I'd like to go into town now, ull gemeral Ville,
you would like to come with me?
Speaker 5: Who?
Speaker 3: Who there?
Speaker 1: Really?
Speaker 3: Vermont?
Speaker 1: Well? Yeah, well are you taking your car?
Speaker 3: Yeah? SCoV what you yeah? Scoon?
Speaker 5: What you?
Speaker 1: Yes? Why not? Is there enough gas in the car?
Speaker 3: Eskilia? I said this?
Speaker 1: Ill yeah, I said this? So every yes, I have
ten leaders.
Speaker 5: We tr.
Speaker 3: Trent.
Speaker 1: That's enough to Where would you like to go?
Speaker 3: Scu?
Speaker 1: She says, into town? How do you say? Friend? Referring
to a male friend, Ami and me, is you do
do Monday? What's your friend called?
Speaker 3: COMMI?
Speaker 7: What me.
Speaker 3: Vo? Me compel repont?
Speaker 1: He is called Jacques lau grand.
Speaker 9: Isabel, Jacques Isabel. He's a friend, youse say city citam.
Speaker 1: He's my friend.
Speaker 3: Sameem sareemy.
Speaker 1: Stay together a friend, my friend.
Speaker 3: M monemi am monemy.
Speaker 1: He's French, isn't he?
Speaker 3: You live fantse is Pa. You live fantse is Pa. No,
he's Swiss. Repity no iris seris il sris no i sris.
Speaker 1: Tell me that he's Swiss.
Speaker 3: Il sris.
Speaker 1: Say that he's not French. In suppose you're talking about
his wife, how would you say that she's not French?
Speaker 3: Ellis per Frances, ellis per Frances.
Speaker 12: She's American, elate Americane, elate americane.
Speaker 1: Well we must leave now, yeah, nudu V, yeah, nud V.
This is the end of you in it too,