Speaker 2: En esta conversación usted oyó Bueno, have a good trip
Speaker 3: que significa, pues, buen viaje Listen again Suponga que usted
Speaker 3: habla con una
Speaker 2: amiga.¿ Cómo le pregunta
Speaker 3: a usted
Speaker 2: cuándo va de vacaciones?
Speaker 3: When are you going on vacation? When are you going
Speaker 3: on vacation?
Speaker 6: Answer.
Speaker 2: En enero. In January.
Speaker 5: O en febrero.
Speaker 2: Or in February.
Speaker 5: Voy en enero o febrero.
Speaker 2: I'm going in January or February.
Speaker 5: Y usted, cuándo va de vacaciones?
Speaker 2: And you, when are you going on vacation?
Speaker 5: She says, El martes en la mañana.
Speaker 3: Tuesday morning
Speaker 5: El martes en la mañana voy a Boston.
Speaker 3: Tuesday morning I'm going to Boston
Speaker 5: Y me quedo hasta el sábado.
Speaker 3: And I'm staying until Saturday. Until Saturday.
Speaker 2: Qué lástima!
Speaker 6: Listen and repeat.
Speaker 2: That's too bad. Bad Too bad That's too bad
Speaker 5: Literalmente Eso es demasiado malo. Diga, qué lástima. That's too bad.¿
Speaker 5: Por qué?
Speaker 3: Why?
Speaker 5: Porque... Because... Hay un buen concierto.
Speaker 2: There's a good concert. There's a good concert.
Speaker 5: El jueves en la noche.
Speaker 2: Thursday night
Speaker 6: Ask if she's going to Boston alone.
Speaker 2: Are you going to Boston alone? She answers,
Speaker 5: No, voy con mi hijo.
Speaker 3: No, I'm going with my son
Speaker 5: Vamos a visitar a algunos amigos.
Speaker 3: We're going to visit some friends.
Speaker 2: Pues, buen viaje. Listen and repeat. Well, have a good trip. Tripped.
Speaker 2: Have a good trip. Have a good trip. Say, buen viaje.
Speaker 2: Have a good trip.
Speaker 5: Aquí, well significa pues. Diga, pues, buen viaje.
Speaker 2: Well, have a good trip.
Speaker 5: Pero es una lástima. Una se omite. Que no podamos
Speaker 5: ir juntos al concierto. Que se sobreentiende.
Speaker 2: Que no podemos ir juntos al concierto.
Speaker 6: Say that it's too bad you can't go to the
Speaker 6: concert together.
Speaker 2: It's too bad we can't go to the concert together.
Speaker 5: Say Me gustaría ir al concierto.
Speaker 2: I'd like to go to the concert.
Speaker 5: El jueves en la noche. Pero usted se va el
Speaker 5: martes en la mañana. Realmente es una lástima. Es
Speaker 6: realmente
Speaker 2: muy malo
Speaker 5: Observe que really significa tanto de veras como realmente. Diga,
Speaker 5: realmente es una lástima.
Speaker 2: Now your friend
Speaker 6: says,
Speaker 5: Hay una buena película el sábado en la noche.
Speaker 3: There's a good movie Saturday night. There's a good movie
Speaker 3: Saturday night.
Speaker 5: Try to say Muchas películas.
Speaker 2: A lot of movies.
Speaker 5: Try to say Sí, hay muchas películas buenas ahora. Recuerde
Speaker 5: que usted quiere decir más de una.
Speaker 2: Yes, there are a lot of good movies now. There
Speaker 2: are a lot of good movies now.
Speaker 5: Quizá podamos ir al cine el sábado.
Speaker 2: Maybe we can go to the movies on Saturday. She
Speaker 2: says that yes
Speaker 6: she'd like to. Yes, I'd like to.
Speaker 5: Pues, buen viaje a Boston.
Speaker 2: Well, have a good trip to Boston. Well, have a
Speaker 2: good trip to Boston.
Speaker 5: She says, No me voy todavía.
Speaker 3: I'm not leaving yet
Speaker 5: Tiene unos minutos ahora?
Speaker 3: Do you have a few minutes now?
Speaker 5: Try to ask,¿ Tiene tiempo para tomar algo? Literalmente, algo
Speaker 5: para beber. Do you have
Speaker 3: time for something to drink? Something to drink
Speaker 5: Sí, creo que sí.¿ Qué hora es?
Speaker 2: Yes, I think so. What time is it?
Speaker 5: Usando después, diga, son las seis y diez.
Speaker 3: It's
Speaker 5: ten after six. Now she says, No, espere un minuto.
Speaker 5: Son las seis menos diez.
Speaker 3: It's ten to six
Speaker 5: Tell her. Entonces tengo tiempo ahora. Then I have time now.
Speaker 5: Podemos tomar una cerveza o una copa de vino.
Speaker 2: We can have a beer or a glass of wine.
Speaker 5: O una taza de café si prefiere.
Speaker 2: Or a cup of coffee if you'd rather.
Speaker 5: Con un pedazo de pastel.
Speaker 2: Say that you'd really like some
Speaker 6: chocolate cake. I'd really like some chocolate cake
Speaker 2: I'd really like some chocolate cake.
Speaker 5: Ahora están en un café y la mesera ha traído
Speaker 5: la leche y el azúcar junto con su café. Pregúntele
Speaker 5: a su amiga si quiere la leche. No, gracias. Pero
Speaker 5: me gustaría el azúcar, por favor. No, gracias. Pero me
Speaker 5: gustaría el azúcar, por favor.¿ Cuándo va de vacaciones?
Speaker 5: En enero o febrero?
Speaker 2: Va a México, ¿no?
Speaker 5: Sí, voy a México en enero o febrero. Después de
Speaker 5: que terminan, su amiga mira su reloj. Ella dice, son
Speaker 5: las 7 y 25. Ahora, use la forma más corta. Realmente, tengo
Speaker 5: que irme ahora. Tenga cuidado con el orden de las palabras.
Speaker 3: I really have to leave now. I really have to
Speaker 3: leave now.
Speaker 5: Gracias por el café y el pastel.
Speaker 3: Thanks for the coffee and the cake
Speaker 5: Deseele un buen viaje el martes.
Speaker 2: Have a good trip on Tuesday. Have a good trip.
Speaker 5: Ahora es otro día. Pregúntele a su colega si Peter
Speaker 5: está en su oficina.
Speaker 2: Is Peter in his office?
Speaker 5: She
Speaker 2: answers,
Speaker 5: No en este momento.
Speaker 3: Not at the moment. Not at the moment.
Speaker 5: Pues, puedo esperar unos minutos.
Speaker 2: Well, I can wait a few minutes. Say that you're
Speaker 2: going to have
Speaker 6: a cup of coffee. I'm going to have a cup
Speaker 6: of coffee. Ask if she'd like some coffee too.
Speaker 2: Would you like some coffee too?
Speaker 5: Cómo contestaría de manera corta?
Speaker 3: Yes, I would
Speaker 5: Yes, please. Ask.¿ Con leche o con azúcar? El segundo
Speaker 5: con se sobreentiende.
Speaker 2: She
Speaker 5: says, Un poco de leche, pero sin azúcar. A
Speaker 3: little milk, but no sugar
Speaker 5: Usted regresa con el café y le da una taza.
Speaker 5: Ella dice, muchísimas gracias.
Speaker 3: Thanks a lot.
Speaker 6: Ask if Peter's here yet.
Speaker 2: Is Peter here yet? How does she say that
Speaker 6: no, he isn't? No
Speaker 3: he isn't
Speaker 6: She says that he still isn't in his office.
Speaker 3: He still isn't in his office.
Speaker 5: She says, No lo he visto.
Speaker 3: I haven't seen him.
Speaker 5: No está aquí en este momento.
Speaker 3: He's not here at the moment.
Speaker 5: Que lástima. Tengo café para él también. Algo de café.
Speaker 5: Y está caliente todavía. Y
Speaker 6: todavía está caliente
Speaker 2: Hot. It's still hot.
Speaker 6: How do you say...
Speaker 5: Caliente.
Speaker 2: Hot.
Speaker 5: Diga que su café está caliente.
Speaker 2: His coffee is hot. His coffee is hot.
Speaker 5: Está frío su café?
Speaker 6: Está frío su café?¿ Está frío su
Speaker 5: café
Speaker 2: Está frío su café?¿ Está frío su café?
Speaker 6: No, no está frío.
Speaker 5: Está muy caliente. Está muy caliente y está muy bueno.
Speaker 3: It's very hot and it's very good. It's very hot
Speaker 3: and it's very good.
Speaker 5: Ask,¿ De veras? Really? Sí, de veras.
Speaker 3: Yes, really.
Speaker 5: Está realmente muy bueno. Me gusta el café caliente. Él
Speaker 5: se omite.
Speaker 3: I like hot coffee.
Speaker 5: Nunca tomo el café frío.
Speaker 3: I never drink cold coffee.
Speaker 5: Cerca de la máquina de café, hay pastel que alguien
Speaker 5: ha traído y dejado allí. Diga, hay pastel de chocolate también.
Speaker 5: Algo de pastel.
Speaker 2: There's some chocolate cake, too.
Speaker 5: Le gustaría un pedazo de pastel?
Speaker 2: Would you like a piece of cake?
Speaker 5: No, gracias.
Speaker 3: No, thanks.
Speaker 5: Your colleague says, Peter puede tomar su café más tarde.
Speaker 3: Peter can have his coffee later. Peter can have his
Speaker 3: coffee later.
Speaker 5: Pero ahora su café está frío.¿ Conoce usted muy bien
Speaker 5: a Peter?¿ Cómo contestaría ella brevemente que no?
Speaker 3: No, I don't.
Speaker 5: Pero mi esposo trabaja con su esposa.
Speaker 3: But my husband works with his wife. I know her
Speaker 3: very well.
Speaker 5: La vi el jueves en la noche.
Speaker 3: I saw her Thursday night. I saw her Thursday night.
Speaker 5: Try to say. Viene frecuentemente a nuestra casa.
Speaker 3: She often comes to our place. She comes.
Speaker 6: Ask where she's from.
Speaker 2: Where is she from?
Speaker 5: De Bogotá, Colombia.
Speaker 3: From Bogotá,
Speaker 5: Colombia. Say Tengo una carta para Peter. I
Speaker 2: have a letter for Peter.
Speaker 5: Se acuerda cómo se dice, deme algo de dinero?
Speaker 2: Give me some money. Give me some money.
Speaker 5: Now try to ask.¿ Puede usted darle la carta?
Speaker 2: Can you give him the letter? Give him. Can you
Speaker 2: give him the letter?
Speaker 6: Ask again.
Speaker 5: Puede usted darle la carta?
Speaker 2: Can you give him the letter?
Speaker 5: Claro que sí.
Speaker 6: Of course. Try to say
Speaker 5: Le puedo dar la carta.
Speaker 3: I can give him the letter.
Speaker 5: Y su café frío.
Speaker 3: And his cold coffee.
Speaker 5: Y un pedazo de pastel de chocolate también.
Speaker 3: And a piece of chocolate cake too.
Speaker 6: Now she says, Espere un minuto.
Speaker 3: Wait a minute. Wait a minute.
Speaker 5: Claro que Peter no está en su oficina.
Speaker 3: Of course Peter isn't in his office. Of course Peter's
Speaker 3: not in his office.
Speaker 5: Peter está de vacaciones.