Speaker 2: Listen to this conversation
Speaker 3: Hello, how are you?
Speaker 4: Fine, thanks. And you?
Speaker 3: I'm fine, too. Tell me, when are you going to Washington?
Speaker 4: Tomorrow night.
Speaker 3: And what are you going to do today
Speaker 4: Today I'm going to work. And you?
Speaker 3: I'm going to see some friends.
Speaker 5: En esta conversación, usted oyó a la mujer decir Tell me.
Speaker 5: lo que quiere decir dígame. Listen again. Hello, how are
Speaker 5: you
Speaker 3: Fine, thanks. And you? I'm fine, too. Tell me, when
Speaker 3: are you going to Washington?
Speaker 4: Tomorrow night.
Speaker 3: And what are you going to do today?
Speaker 4: Today I'm going to work. And you?
Speaker 3: I'm going to see some friends.
Speaker 4: Tell me in English. Buenos días.
Speaker 2: Good morning. Ask me how I am. How are you?
Speaker 2: Answer that you're fine.
Speaker 3: I'm fine
Speaker 2: Ask me if the stores are open. Are the
Speaker 4: stores open? Answer that they're closed. Ask why. Answer because
Speaker 4: it's late.
Speaker 3: Because it's
Speaker 2: late. Ask me if I'm going to work. Are you
Speaker 2: going to work? Say that you don't think so. I
Speaker 2: don't think so
Speaker 4: I don't think so.
Speaker 5: Usted cree
Speaker 3: que no. You don't think
Speaker 5: so. Tell me
Speaker 3: again that you don't think
Speaker 2: so. I don't think so. Say that you're going to
Speaker 2: New York. I'm going to New York
Speaker 5: Say Puede ser.
Speaker 3: Maybe. Maybe
Speaker 5: Este es el nombre de otra ciudad norteamericana, Boston. Listen
Speaker 5: and repeat. Ahora diga
Speaker 2: que usted cree que va a Boston. I think
Speaker 4: I'm
Speaker 2: going
Speaker 4: to Boston. I think I'm going to Boston.
Speaker 2: Ask what he's going to do there. What are you
Speaker 2: going to do
Speaker 3: there?
Speaker 2: Say that you're going to see some friends.
Speaker 4: I'm going to see some friends. Unos amigos. A few friends.
Speaker 4: Say that you have a few friends there. Voy a
Speaker 4: ver a mis amigos. Y voy a trabajar.
Speaker 5: Puede ser.
Speaker 4: Maybe.
Speaker 5: Se acuerda de cómo se dice el número ochenta en inglés?
Speaker 3: Eighty. Eighty
Speaker 5: Ochenta y cinco.
Speaker 3: Eighty-five
Speaker 5: Now try to say... Noventa.
Speaker 3: Ninety.
Speaker 4: Now
Speaker 5: say, ochenta y nueve. Eighty-nine. Pregúnteme,¿ cuánto me debe usted?
Speaker 3: How much do I owe
Speaker 5: you? How much do I owe you? Answer, noventa dólares.
Speaker 5: Aquí están 100 dólares. Escucha y repite. Cien dólares. One hundred dollars.
Speaker 3: One hundred dollars
Speaker 5: En inglés, las palabras para cien y para ciento son iguales.
Speaker 5: Try to say Ciento cincuenta dólares.
Speaker 3: One hundred fifty dollars. One hundred fifty dollars
Speaker 5: Now say... Ciento ochenta.
Speaker 4: One hundred eighty. One hundred eighty. Ciento noventa. One hundred ninety.
Speaker 5: Es demasiado.
Speaker 3: It's too much.
Speaker 5: ciento setenta one hundred seventy ciento sesenta y cinco
Speaker 4: one hundred sixty-five ciento cuarenta y siete
Speaker 5: One hundred forty-seven. Pregúnteme cuánto me debe usted.
Speaker 3: How much do I
Speaker 5: owe
Speaker 4: you? Usted no me debe nada. Listen and repeat. You
Speaker 4: don't owe me anything. Thing Thing Anything. Anything. You don't
Speaker 4: owe me anything. Say again. Usted no me debe nada.
Speaker 4: You don't owe me anything. Say. Cien dólares. Say... Say...
Speaker 4: You don't owe me
Speaker 5: anything.¿ Por qué? Why? Porque... Because. Usted no me debe nada.
Speaker 4: You don't owe me anything.
Speaker 2: Ask me what I want. What do you want? Try
Speaker 4: to say. Yo no quiero nada. I don't want anything.
Speaker 4: I don't want anything. Now try to say Yo no
Speaker 4: tengo nada. I don't have anything. I don't have anything.¿
Speaker 4: Qué
Speaker 5: tiene usted?
Speaker 3: What do you have?
Speaker 5: No tengo
Speaker 4: nada. Y no quiero nada. Quiero cien dólares. I want
Speaker 4: one hundred dollars. Quiero irme. Listen and repeat. I want
Speaker 4: to leave.
Speaker 2: To leave. Say that you want to leave. I want
Speaker 2: to leave.
Speaker 5: How do you say, No quiero irme. I
Speaker 3: don't want to leave.
Speaker 5: Diga brevemente que no quiere.
Speaker 3: I don't want to. I don't
Speaker 5: want to. Say, Me voy a ir mañana.
Speaker 4: I'm going to leave tomorrow. Vamos a irnos. Listen and repeat.
Speaker 4: We're going to leave. We're. We're. We're going to leave.
Speaker 5: We're es la contracción de We are. Ahora diga Vamos
Speaker 5: a irnos mañana.
Speaker 4: We're going to leave tomorrow. We're. We're going to leave tomorrow.
Speaker 4: Vamos a irnos juntos. Listen and repeat. We're going to
Speaker 4: leave together. Together. Er. Gather.
Speaker 5: Su pronunciación se parece a la del locutor?
Speaker 2: Escucha y repite de
Speaker 5: nuevo. Trata de decir Vamos juntos a Boston. Juntos se
Speaker 5: pone el final de la frase.
Speaker 4: Vamos a Boston juntos. Together. We're going to Boston together.
Speaker 5: Mi esposa y yo.
Speaker 4: Vamos a Boston. Are going to Boston.
Speaker 5: Juntos. Together. Mi esposa quiere ver a unos amigos. Y
Speaker 4: yo voy a trabajar.
Speaker 5: Quiero irme con ustedes.
Speaker 3: Quiero irme con ustedes.
Speaker 5: Pero no puedo.
Speaker 3: Por qué?
Speaker 5: Porque... No tengo dinero.
Speaker 3: I don't have any money.
Speaker 5: No tengo nada.
Speaker 3: I don't have anything.
Speaker 5: Say Tengo mucho dinero. I
Speaker 4: have a lot of money.
Speaker 5: Tengo 90 dólares.
Speaker 4: I have 90 dollars.
Speaker 5: O 100 dólares. Usted puede irse con nosotros.
Speaker 4: You can leave with us.
Speaker 5: Mañana. Tomorrow. Vamos a Boston.
Speaker 4: We're going to Boston.
Speaker 5: Juntos. Together. Luego. Then. Vamos a Washington D.F. Puede ser.
Speaker 5: Nos gustaría ver a nuestra amiga Mary. Ella vive en Washington, D.F.,
Speaker 4: She lives in Washington D.C. She lives. Y ella trabaja ahí.
Speaker 4: And she works there. She works. Ella no tiene coche.
Speaker 4: Listen and repeat. She doesn't have a car. Doesn't. Doesn't.
Speaker 4: Doesn't have. She doesn't have. She doesn't have a car.
Speaker 5: Doesn't. Es la palabra negativa que se usa para hablar
Speaker 5: de otra persona. Es una contracción de Does not. Diga
Speaker 5: otra vez. Ella no tiene coche.
Speaker 4: She doesn't have a car.
Speaker 5: Try to say Ella no necesita un coche.
Speaker 4: She doesn't need a car. She doesn't need a car.
Speaker 5: Repita las formas negativa y positiva juntas.
Speaker 4: She needs
Speaker 4: She doesn't need.
Speaker 2: Now say again.
Speaker 4: Ella no tiene coche. She doesn't have a car. She
Speaker 4: doesn't have a car.
Speaker 5: Pregúntele si él tiene suficiente dinero. Do
Speaker 3: you have
Speaker 5: enough money? Say Sí, creo que sí
Speaker 4: Yes, I think so. Yes, I think so. No necesitamos nada.
Speaker 5: Y nuestro amigo no necesita nada.
Speaker 4: And our friend doesn't need anything. Doesn't Our friend doesn't
Speaker 4: need anything.
Speaker 5: Vamos a irnos.
Speaker 4: We're going to leave.
Speaker 5: Mañana por la noche. Tomorrow night. Nos gustaría ver Washington, D.C.
Speaker 4: We'd like to see Washington, D.C.
Speaker 5: Y a nuestra amiga. And
Speaker 4: our friend. Ask if the
Speaker 2: department stores are open now
Speaker 4: Are the department stores open now? Say, No necesitamos nada.
Speaker 4: We don't need anything.
Speaker 5: Pero queremos comprar algo.
Speaker 4: But we want to buy something. Para nuestra amiga Mary
Speaker 5: Diga que las tiendas departamentales están cerradas ahora.
Speaker 3: The department stores are closed now
Speaker 5: Diga que están abiertas mañana.
Speaker 3: They're open tomorrow
Speaker 5: Say Vamos a irnos mañana.
Speaker 4: We're going to leave tomorrow.
Speaker 5: Juntos. Together. Say, Boston es caro. Boston is expensive. Pero
Speaker 5: Washington D.C. es más caro.
Speaker 4: But Washington D.C. is more expensive.