Speaker 1: Bill Bill receives a letter from the United States Bill
letter a conversation bill let in letters.
Speaker 2: The key NIPA said you do Vuela.
Speaker 3: Hm hmm, sit you letter, Tom Snyder, Tom Snyder, We.
Speaker 1: Sit down, Ma, Colegg, Tom v France au ecoliere Ma.
Speaker 4: In this conversation, you heard the words from Monday and Tuesday.
Speaker 5: They are Landi and Mardi. Is a conversation I'm coming
for bill let in letters. The key sip set you net?
Does Vuela said you net?
Speaker 1: It does m sit you nettter, Tom Snyder, Tom Snyder,
sit down, Ma, Colegg Vener France aUI icon al.
Speaker 4: Mad Do you remember how to ask? Are you staying home?
Speaker 3: Escuvristellamison? Vorstellamison?
Speaker 4: Are you staying home today?
Speaker 3: Escuvristellison?
Speaker 4: DUI me at home?
Speaker 2: Moi a Lamison?
Speaker 4: Certainly not.
Speaker 3: Certain, Mobar.
Speaker 1: I'm going to go into town today, Juve. I must
buy a few T shirts from my friends.
Speaker 2: And cookie shirt form and cookie shirt form. I would
also like to buy a hat a chappoo ge a
hat really.
Speaker 3: A chapoo vermont a chappoos.
Speaker 4: Yes, why not?
Speaker 3: We pukpa.
Speaker 5: Is the deal?
Speaker 4: Well? How are you going into town?
Speaker 3: Yeah, Comarvuville, Coman Levouxville.
Speaker 4: By car?
Speaker 1: Of what you?
Speaker 4: Or are you taking the subway?
Speaker 3: Who was metro? Lu metro?
Speaker 4: I want to take the car jev or maybe you
want to take the car. No, no me, I can
go into town on foot?
Speaker 3: No, no Moville. Appi appi.
Speaker 4: Moi pi, I want to go there on foot.
Speaker 3: Jervaux yell appi Jevux yell APPI.
Speaker 4: I go there sometimes on foot.
Speaker 3: Jerk pi give jivec.
Speaker 4: Say the two together, I go, I go there.
Speaker 3: Jerves give Jervais give often souvant suvant.
Speaker 4: No, I always go into town on foot.
Speaker 3: No jeve do jovilla pier.
Speaker 4: You can really take the car. When are you going
into town?
Speaker 2: Cordescouville, Carlisvourville.
Speaker 4: We can perhaps both take the car. Remember both goes
at the.
Speaker 6: End both.
Speaker 3: To re dou.
Speaker 4: Yes, we can go into town together, un ensemble.
Speaker 5: Do mondy.
Speaker 4: How long do you want to stay in town?
Speaker 3: Ville Combien de vlle, come here to to.
Speaker 4: Hell Repont until seven o'clock.
Speaker 3: Just catte.
Speaker 4: Because the shops are open until seven o'clock.
Speaker 2: Pascally megazonsal to verges cat Pascally megazonsal to verges cat.
Speaker 4: We can take the car. There's a lot of gas
in the car, il.
Speaker 1: Ili.
Speaker 4: Then are we going? Literally? Then one there goes.
Speaker 3: Hellova. Hello.
Speaker 4: Imagine now that a letter has come for you. Here's
the word for a letter.
Speaker 3: Let let la lett let.
Speaker 4: How would your friend tell you here's a letter for you.
Speaker 3: Well, let.
Speaker 4: Du monde for whom.
Speaker 3: Pour qui pour qui.
Speaker 6: For me.
Speaker 4: From yes, a letter for you, did lou.
Speaker 7: We in let.
Speaker 3: Do monde?
Speaker 4: From whom the qui nou qui? Do you know? From whom.
Speaker 3: Escu save dou quy save qui.
Speaker 6: Repon.
Speaker 1: It's a letter from the United States, said you. The
letter comes from the United States.
Speaker 2: Lea lettres me.
Speaker 4: Ah, it's a letter from Tom Snyder, an American colleague.
Speaker 1: Oh, said you, letter to Tom Snyder and College America.
And College America, said you, letter to Tom Snyder and
College America.
Speaker 4: Indeed, Tom is coming to France dom Vien of France.
He's coming to pay me a visit.
Speaker 7: Ilvia moronder visit moronder visit ilvia moronder visit.
Speaker 4: Is he coming alone eskilvia sol No, he's coming with
his wife.
Speaker 1: No ilvia Avexa fram Avexa fam is she also Americans.
Speaker 2: Can I do see American?
Speaker 4: No, his wife is Canadian, No, Safa Canadian.
Speaker 3: Canadian, and.
Speaker 4: Say Canadian first for a man, then for a woman.
Speaker 3: Canadian, Canadian, Canadian, Canadian.
Speaker 4: Indeed, he's not Canadian, Canadian him, He's American.
Speaker 3: Luis irit America.
Speaker 4: She's Canadian, but she lives in Washington.
Speaker 3: Canadian. Me lebita Washington.
Speaker 4: She's been living in Washington for a long time.
Speaker 3: H Elabita, Washington. The Pilota.
Speaker 5: M demand when are they arriving equity I, repity Zariv, Ariv,
is Zariv, is zarivtsy Zariv.
Speaker 4: They are arriving.
Speaker 1: Ilzariv Monday, Repity Landy, Landy Landy. They are arriving Monday,
Izariv Landy is Zarive.
Speaker 5: Is here to do Monday.
Speaker 4: He's going to spend how many days.
Speaker 2: Ilvera pass Commandojour, Ilver pass commandojour.
Speaker 4: He's going to spend how many days in France?
Speaker 2: Ilvera pass commando ur France, ilvera pass Commando France.
Speaker 4: Him he's going to spend two days here in Paris.
Speaker 3: Louis Ilver pass Paris, Louis Ilver pass PARI.
Speaker 4: And she one week.
Speaker 3: Eel uns mean.
Speaker 1: They are arriving at five o'clock. I Zariva Sanko command
dit I arrive zariv zariv.
Speaker 4: Is he the dear he arrives.
Speaker 3: Lariva Lariva.
Speaker 4: He arrives Monday at five o'clock lariv Landi asanko Landi
they are both arriving at five o'clock.
Speaker 3: In zarib a skur to redu to redo.
Speaker 5: The Monday?
Speaker 4: At what time.
Speaker 3: I can er? I can er.
Speaker 4: At five o'clock.
Speaker 6: I believe.
Speaker 4: I at ten to five or literally at five o'clock
less ten.
Speaker 1: I thank your Mondy's one one, I thank your Mondy's
command don less.
Speaker 3: One one.
Speaker 4: Say again at ten to four five or at five
o'clock less ten.
Speaker 3: Acca Wendy's Acca Wendy's.
Speaker 4: Did they are arriving at ten to five.
Speaker 1: In zariv a Wendy's ask Mindy's izariv a Wendy's you
correct yourself? No at twenty to five, No A commanded
to at five to five, askdeed ten to five. Second
Mondy's command de montel at twenty to five ac or
at ten to five.
Speaker 2: We madis wes Mondis.
Speaker 4: Ray Bondi, Mister and missus Snyder are arriving at twenty
to five.
Speaker 1: Mussieux Madame snider Riva second musieur Madame snyder Arriva second mov.
Speaker 4: Is he the dear, we would like to go drink
something after.
Speaker 3: Brokes a prey brokes a prey.
Speaker 4: Can you come with us, escu u, can you come
with us Monday at six o'clock.
Speaker 1: Escoven lad Yes, new lad Year.
Speaker 4: Caesar, unfortunately not not at six o'clock.
Speaker 2: Melrose mopar pass Caesar.
Speaker 4: Do you have the time to drink something now?
Speaker 2: Escove Luton the u cuchus matnant Luton deuchaurs. It's now
twenty to four le matnle man.
Speaker 4: With play sure.
Speaker 3: Avec pleas here.
Speaker 4: Speaking about Tom, she says, your colleague is arriving Monday
at twenty to five.
Speaker 2: The trocolg Arivlandi, and.
Speaker 4: We can drink something before.
Speaker 2: A new proven working coos avon Newpooven working cochours avant.
All right, the girl, yes, of course, well yes, sur
it was the command d Tuesday, Repity Mardi.
Speaker 3: Mar Mardi Mardi.
Speaker 1: Do you have the time Tuesday, esco Mardi Mardi josel Mardi.
Speaker 5: The TMI demand what would you like to do?
Speaker 4: Cascoo the Fair. What would you like to do Tuesday?
Speaker 1: Guesscoo the Marie fair Mardi. How about going into a
bar repity cinousaean does bar.
Speaker 3: Lu bar a bar sinus bar.
Speaker 5: Food monde in a bar, donsin bar fas he commandi
he drinks ill bois boi il boi.
Speaker 1: Did.
Speaker 4: He doesn't drink.
Speaker 1: In.
Speaker 4: Tom doesn't drink beer.
Speaker 8: Tom dere pad bier dombre, but he likes wine. Say
the wine, maisie Leames leuvin, I lemes leuvin.
Speaker 4: He always drinks some wine. Il bois doujour du vain doujou,
and he never drinks beer. Jamais de bierre, Jammy, no,
Jammy jamis de biere. Ill bois jamis de bieer. Is
he the dear me too? I like wine.
Speaker 2: Moscy jem luvain.
Speaker 4: Louv How about going today Bardiel Tuesday.
Speaker 2: Sinous a Leon bardel Mardi, sinous a leon bardel Mardi.
Speaker 4: Yes, with Tom Snyder and his wife, we are Victim
Snyder as a farmer. Now, imagine you get a letter
from an American colleague.
Speaker 5: Imagineick rosseven letter in colleague American listen first equor.
Speaker 2: Vain letrepurvu Eleander set Uni did ah.
Speaker 4: It's a letter from Jane.
Speaker 3: Ah said you let her do.
Speaker 1: Jane.
Speaker 4: That's one of my colleagues.
Speaker 3: Setun do Miko leg.
Speaker 4: She's coming to pay me a visit.
Speaker 3: Elvier Morando visit.
Speaker 2: Abou kon.
Speaker 4: Tell her she's arriving Monday. Larivlandi at twenty to three,
atoise No at ten to three.
Speaker 3: Nods.
Speaker 4: Answer her next question with the phrase until Tuesday A.
Speaker 2: Commando torres ho Tell.
Speaker 3: Just Camardi, Just Camardi.
Speaker 4: This is the end of today's lesson. When you continue
with the next unit tomorrow, please begin with track number two.