Speaker 1: Equitis at conversacion Charles so Nami ane son Lan France.
Speaker 2: Charles and his friend Anne are together in France.
Speaker 1: So Nami his friend albuta chapeau a hat alberta chappo
equity Charla we casulet.
Speaker 3: Uhous Charles.
Speaker 4: And chapeau at tauchappo and chappo manifique.
Speaker 1: We it's a combience chapo.
Speaker 3: Or sony patrecier Saint France.
Speaker 1: Saint Franz safe Disney fa vandolas no sone pa trecher
hello de Larjean the cor vollaceis en France. Escusa fi
huis a sufi.
Speaker 3: Larjan merci Charles j chap.
Speaker 1: Revard au wore h d and chapoo Pardieu.
Speaker 2: It would be very nice if she could get her
magnificent chapou for one hundred francs Sir France for this conversation.
Let's assume that she can.
Speaker 1: Equity our Charles we cascovulet.
Speaker 4: Charles a chapeau at trebau chappo a chappour manifique is
a combience chapeau or snepa trecher Saint France.
Speaker 1: Sir Franz save disneve dolars no Trecier and de Larjean
the core vell's what's enfran scusa? Sui UIs a sufi?
Speaker 3: Lar merci Charles vi chap a revoir auvoi chhd and.
Speaker 1: Chappoud do.
Speaker 2: Do you recall the number fifty in French? Sect scant?
How about sixty.
Speaker 1: Swissant? Swissant try sixty one ssantien schesantien.
Speaker 2: Say that's not expensive.
Speaker 1: Snipa cher, snipa cher.
Speaker 2: Say yes, it's expensive.
Speaker 3: See ce cher.
Speaker 2: How would you tell someone that he's talking too quickly?
Voupart tell him you don't understand him.
Speaker 1: Genevou genevous propa.
Speaker 2: Ask me if I have enough money?
Speaker 3: Escuv arent escavo arent.
Speaker 2: Aviv tell me that you have forty one francs.
Speaker 3: J guard France guerdi.
Speaker 2: How would you say it's too much? Citroux say no,
but it's enough. No messa sufi, tell me it's not expensive.
Speaker 3: Sone batrouchare.
Speaker 2: Say down there, it's not expensive.
Speaker 3: Laba sonepa cheer sonepa cheer laba.
Speaker 2: Do you remember how to say later? Plutar pruta. Now
try to say more expensive.
Speaker 3: Pou chere.
Speaker 2: Preuschere, try to say here it's more exp defensive.
Speaker 4: You se se.
Speaker 5: Precher ask me if I have enough money?
Speaker 3: Esc darjent.
Speaker 2: Try to say more quickly or quicker, say speak more quickly.
Bart say, now you're speaking too quickly.
Speaker 4: Mattn vu ballettrovite, mattn ubaltrovite.
Speaker 2: My husband speaks quickly.
Speaker 1: Equiti repity.
Speaker 3: More Marie bovite, Marie, Marie more, Marie more, Marie.
Speaker 1: Mo Marie.
Speaker 2: How do you say husband, Marie? And what is the
word meaning?
Speaker 6: My mon.
Speaker 1: Mon, my wife, equity, repeity, my fun, fun, fun, my fum,
my fum.
Speaker 2: Say my wife, my fun say my husband.
Speaker 3: Mon Marie.
Speaker 2: Say my wife is over there.
Speaker 1: My family leba, my family leba.
Speaker 2: Say my wife would like to drink something.
Speaker 1: My fams voodre voudre.
Speaker 2: Say I would like to drink something.
Speaker 1: Shows voodre.
Speaker 2: Voodre say my husband would like to drink something.
Speaker 3: More saws.
Speaker 2: Shows say my husband can drink something. Wos say my
husband can drink wine. My husband can drink orangina, equity
repity mo say orangina. You say I would like to
drink some orangina say my wife would like to drink
some orangina, my fam, my fam, I would like to
drink some water.
Speaker 1: Equity repeti ooh ooh, Dulu.
Speaker 2: Say water please, Dulu silboul play say my husband would
like some water.
Speaker 3: Momarivo dolou.
Speaker 2: Momari say orange, Gina for me, del.
Speaker 1: Your wife equity repity votrephan, vot vot votrephan.
Speaker 2: Say your wife is here, vot t say your husband's here.
Speaker 1: Votro marietic votro mariet.
Speaker 2: Hm ask where's my husband?
Speaker 3: Huimo mariemo Marie.
Speaker 2: Ask where's my wife?
Speaker 1: Him a fum.
Speaker 2: Say your wife isn't here.
Speaker 3: Votre pas.
Speaker 2: Voudrezi say your husband would like to eat something now.
Speaker 1: Vot votre Mari.
Speaker 2: Ask my husband.
Speaker 3: Mon Marie.
Speaker 2: Say my wife would like to drink some water.
Speaker 1: My famoud.
Speaker 3: My fam.
Speaker 2: Say my husband would like to drink some ara Gina
ask do you have wine?
Speaker 6: Answer no, ma'am, No madam?
Speaker 2: How would you say no wine? But try to ask
who is over there?
Speaker 1: Quill leba.
Speaker 2: Key, quill leba, say that's your wife. Sam ask what
does your wife want to do?
Speaker 3: Guess the fair? Guesscot from the fair.
Speaker 2: Say I don't know. Sepa say my wife would like
to eat something.
Speaker 1: My Faucaus.
Speaker 2: Ask what would you like to drink? Casco say orangina
or Waterla do say your wife can drink water.
Speaker 3: Votre votre.
Speaker 2: Say, and you can drink orangina.
Speaker 4: If I.
Speaker 2: Say, thanks a lot, MESSI ask me where my wife is?
Speaker 3: Who?
Speaker 2: Fum say my wife? I don't know.
Speaker 1: My family.
Speaker 2: Junipa ask the young woman if she would like to
have dinner with.
Speaker 6: You esco.
Speaker 2: Vu How does she accept.
Speaker 3: Juver bienre?
Speaker 2: How would she say? I would like to.
Speaker 4: Juvou lebienre, but I can't. Mejure papa, mejure paupers.
Speaker 2: Say I'm going to have dinner with my husband.
Speaker 3: Jeverd vic more Marie. Jeverd vic mo Marie.
Speaker 2: Now say I'm going to have dinner with my husband
this evening.
Speaker 3: Jeverd vic more mari soir.
Speaker 2: Say well, then would you like to drink something?
Speaker 3: Hello?
Speaker 1: Vows? Hello, vows?
Speaker 2: How does she accept.
Speaker 6: That? Girl?
Speaker 5: Cheveben ask her what she would like to drink.
Speaker 2: Kiscov How does she say water? Dullo say you can
drink wine? She says, no, it's too expensive.
Speaker 3: Non Crocher.
Speaker 2: Ask well, then beer Hello de la biere, She says,
give me an orangina. Please don't nemoya silver play, he says,
But no, no orangina.
Speaker 1: Mayn mayn.
Speaker 2: She says, yes, yes, I'm going to drink orangina. Cci
order the orangina for her. Say one orangina. Please say
quickly vite now say more quickly, privit. Say here's your orangina, ma'am.
Speaker 1: V madame, votre votta va madame, she says. And there's
my husband.
Speaker 3: Ivulam Marie.
Speaker 2: And your wife. If this is the end of Unit eighteen,