Speaker 1: Her zis telephone Brig.
Speaker 2: Carl, Hello Kyle Seasons goodn amed.
Speaker 1: Gouden a prigator, rigates good dunker ghana one Mark Amed
Speaker 1: get yeah, that's get some.
Speaker 2: And wine drinking, Yeah ghana as dunbis Morgan.
Speaker 3: This more Pricketor in this conversation you heard.
Speaker 1: Mertions need some sen vine drinking, which.
Speaker 3: Means would you like to drink wine with the meals?
Speaker 1: Hello Kyle Seasons good and abmed Gouden am pricketor wrigates.
Speaker 2: Good dunker Zangzi kyleen.
Speaker 1: Ghana one Mark Amed, get yeah, that's get some sn
Speaker 1: wine drinking, Yeah, ghana as dunbis Morgan, this more Pricketor.
Speaker 3: Do you remember what the postman might say when handing
Speaker 3: you something?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, a bit to.
Speaker 3: Say that's for you?
Speaker 1: Does this? Trizy does this?
Speaker 2: Trisy ask what is that? What's is TuS? What's is TuS?
Speaker 3: Say? I don't know? Is ask him how much you owe.
Speaker 2: If you showed it?
Speaker 3: Heenan How would he say you owe me ten marks?
Speaker 1: He shouldn't yet seen mark c schulden c schulden Mia
Speaker 1: s shoulden at Saint Mark.
Speaker 3: Say I have no marks.
Speaker 2: I have a kind of mark. I have a kind
Speaker 2: of mark.
Speaker 3: Ask how much is that in dollars?
Speaker 2: Be feel is does in dollar? We feel is does
Speaker 2: in dollar?
Speaker 3: He says, give me german marks please.
Speaker 1: Games de mark bitter, games de march bitter.
Speaker 3: Tell him you haven't any.
Speaker 2: I have a kina, I have a kinda.
Speaker 3: Say I can give you dollars.
Speaker 2: It can in the dollar, gibon it can it can
Speaker 2: give them, it can inu gebon it can in the dollar.
Speaker 3: GiB He says, I wouldn't like any.
Speaker 1: Ishmusha kaina, ishmusha kaine.
Speaker 3: Say no dollars.
Speaker 2: Kind of dollar, kind of dollar?
Speaker 3: Say here are seventeen dollars?
Speaker 2: He isn't sipsin dollar?
Speaker 3: Sipsin that's a lot of money.
Speaker 1: We don't see bitter? Does this feel good? Get it?
Speaker 1: Get it? Does? Get it? Does get it? Feel good?
Speaker 1: Does this feel good?
Speaker 3: Say that's a lot?
Speaker 1: Does this fear? Does this fear?
Speaker 3: Tell me that's a lot of money?
Speaker 1: Does this feel good?
Speaker 3: Say eighteen dollars, that's a lot of money?
Speaker 1: Artsendollar? Does this feel good? Artsendollar? Does this feel good?
Speaker 3: He says, that's too much here.
Speaker 1: In the does this to feel.
Speaker 3: Two?
Speaker 1: To feel? To feel? Does this to feel?
Speaker 3: Which word means too, as in too much. So tell
Speaker 3: me much too much?
Speaker 1: Feel to feel.
Speaker 3: That's too much money?
Speaker 1: Does this to feel good? Does this to feel good?
Speaker 3: Ask me how much money I have?
Speaker 2: If you get hamsi, If you get hamsi.
Speaker 3: I have twenty dollars.
Speaker 1: If we don't w wants a bitter iswbot Swansish dollar, Swansich.
Speaker 4: Swanseych say twenty Swansey, say you have twenty dollars.
Speaker 2: He harmed Swansish dollar.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 3: Twenty four.
Speaker 1: Nine Fia and swansee Fia and Swansish Fia and Swansee.
Speaker 3: Tell me you have twenty five dollars.
Speaker 1: You shall have a friend from swansis dollar friendfun swansees.
Speaker 3: Now say the number twenty eight.
Speaker 1: Achtun swansees actun swansesh.
Speaker 3: Tell me that I have too much money?
Speaker 2: The harm to feel good, the harm to feel good?
Speaker 1: I have thirty dollars vedo whu and the ishabatress dollar
Speaker 1: prices prices.
Speaker 3: Tell me you have thirty German marks.
Speaker 1: Ishabatriss d mark priss.
Speaker 3: Tell me you have thirty nine marks.
Speaker 1: Ishab Nolan tres marks.
Speaker 3: Say no nine.
Speaker 1: Nine norlan Swanse Nolan Swanse.
Speaker 3: Ask is that too much.
Speaker 1: Is do to feel it does to feel to feel.
Speaker 2: No, that's enough, We don't hunzibita nine does is kanuk kanok?
Speaker 2: Kanuk does this? Kanuk does this?
Speaker 3: Kanuk say that's not enough?
Speaker 2: Does it? Does sang.
Speaker 3: Say thirty four that's enough?
Speaker 2: Fion riis does this kanug fion riisi? Does this?
Speaker 3: Kanug say that's too much?
Speaker 1: Does this? To feel.
Speaker 3: Say that's too much money?
Speaker 1: Does this? To feel good?
Speaker 3: Give me forty German marks?
Speaker 1: We don't and the bitter games in a.
Speaker 2: Furtish demark ferd sich third Sich.
Speaker 3: Say forty dollars fiertzich dollar, and now say fourteen dollars.
Speaker 1: Fiertzine dollar. Fiert Seine.
Speaker 3: Say fourteen forty.
Speaker 2: Thirteen. Third Sich.
Speaker 3: Say give me forty seven marks.
Speaker 2: Games me a deemon Furtich mark demon fert Siche.
Speaker 3: Say forty six, that's enough.
Speaker 1: Thanks, third sish does this? Kanuk does this? Kanuk say
Speaker 1: that's not enough?
Speaker 2: Does the snitch? Kanuk does a snitchkanuk.
Speaker 3: Say I would like forty eight marks.
Speaker 2: Hmster achton firdzisch mark.
Speaker 3: Say no thirty eight.
Speaker 1: Nine. Afton treisich achtun Treisich.
Speaker 3: Say no twenty eight.
Speaker 1: Nine afton swansish artun swanseish.
Speaker 3: Ask how many dollars would you like?
Speaker 1: We feel a dollar mustenzi we feel a dollar.
Speaker 3: Say give me a couple of dollars.
Speaker 2: Games and Padola.
Speaker 3: Say I have no dollars?
Speaker 1: Is a abokinda dollar.
Speaker 3: Say I haven't any.
Speaker 1: Ish Abo kaina ish abo Kaine.
Speaker 3: Ask do you have money?
Speaker 2: Hamsy good, hamsy good?
Speaker 3: Ask do you still have some money?
Speaker 2: Hamsy no itvas good?
Speaker 3: Answer certainly.
Speaker 1: Si Shah Si shah.
Speaker 3: Say I would still like some money.
Speaker 2: Each merch no it was good, no edva's good.
Speaker 3: Ask again do you have money?
Speaker 2: Hamsy good?
Speaker 3: Say no, I have no money.
Speaker 1: Nine Carbo can get.
Speaker 3: Say give me some.
Speaker 2: Money please, games in me a vast gate bitter, I.
Speaker 3: Don't have any money.
Speaker 1: Carbo can Getrbo can get.
Speaker 3: Contradict him, Yes, you still have some money.
Speaker 6: Do thee harmon no red vast good? Do thee harmon
Speaker 6: no red vast good?
Speaker 3: Say you still have a lot of money.
Speaker 2: The harm nor fieged. The harm nor fieged.
Speaker 3: Say okay, here are thirty five German marks.
Speaker 4: Good.
Speaker 1: He isn't find mark, Say.
Speaker 3: Thanks, that's enough.
Speaker 2: Dunker does his kanoug.
Speaker 1: It's the ane direction ubum of Deutsche.
Speaker 3: Now some arithmetic problems in German, and what in the
Speaker 3: off The Fragen answer the questions vi.
Speaker 2: Mar, vivere, Martzwi try.
Speaker 1: Fun on try Mart fun.
Speaker 5: Funf on dry marked, viva act art on funf Martvifa
Speaker 5: tride sayn.
Speaker 2: F on fear Martviva.
Speaker 1: Fund seine.
Speaker 2: Tried say on fear Mart, Viva.
Speaker 1: Seep saying.
Speaker 2: The seen on fear martvivre.
Speaker 5: Swansea Swansea, swansea on sex, martvif sex on Swansea, art
Speaker 5: on swanse on fear martvif art on swanse on fear.
Speaker 1: Kah, spy on tric Swyon, tric syon rising on swy
Speaker 1: martviv syon, riser on spy, Fion tri sish fiond rising
Speaker 1: on swove Marti fion rising on swove, sex on third
Speaker 1: sich fion tricy, swolf mark sex and fir.
Speaker 6: Tryon riser on sane Mart, vif tryon rising on sine,
Speaker 6: tryon f fanc mac.
Speaker 3: Sexure, Hey, stop, that's enough.
Speaker 1: He who ins the ov does this skanook Yes, Madam Hann, Yesdim.
Speaker 3: Hann respond affirmatively. The secret of the conversation You're about
Speaker 3: to have is that you should listen for the verb.
Speaker 3: For example, if he says can you do so and so,
Speaker 3: then you say yes I can. If he says have
Speaker 3: you so and so, then you say yes, I have
Speaker 3: and so on.
Speaker 1: Let's begin intruding in ze hamsi norgade, Yeah, I have
Speaker 1: an orgade hamsin nor filged.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I harbor no feel.
Speaker 1: Good humsi and padola.
Speaker 2: Yeah, harbor and pardola.
Speaker 1: Me it's it was marten, Yeah, I hi.
Speaker 6: Mostly it's it was mahan I mostly it's as mahan.
Speaker 1: If drinking beer metion the en beer met me a drinking.
Speaker 6: Yeah, ihmoshta and be a medin and drinking most and
Speaker 6: be a Medean and drinking.
Speaker 1: About Harba can be here quinsi nodvas be a Finnish caufin.
Speaker 6: Yeah it cannot advas be a physy caufin.
Speaker 1: Quinzy or wine finish caufin.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it can of wine fusy coffin.
Speaker 1: Humsigid.
Speaker 2: Yeah, harbagate it hab agate.
Speaker 3: Good I ormitt he said he's also coming along, say fine.
Speaker 2: Good.
Speaker 3: This is the end of unit sixteen.