Speaker 1: Listen to this conversation between two very good friends.
Speaker 2: Salu Marci escutio MEDII.
Speaker 3: Problem, maybe a sieur problem, more excutuate lists that were
to me Marcia Asieur ellgent.
Speaker 4: Bo no j victa.
Speaker 1: Be girl.
Speaker 4: C V.
Speaker 1: In this conversation, the woman says, geputy problem. I have
a little problem, and that explains my car doesn't work.
Matter now it could go in first conversation.
Speaker 2: Salu Marcia escut med geputy problem.
Speaker 3: Maybe a problem bo excutus there were too Marcaeur.
Speaker 4: Ellergent boon j juvia Victoire.
Speaker 2: Citivou.
Speaker 1: Do you remember how to say to a very good
friend at your place or to your place? Chitouis? Chitouis
a command to at his place or to his place.
Speaker 2: Chilouis.
Speaker 1: In this unit, you'll use only the informal. You ask
your friend, do you know Jacques Lau grand.
Speaker 4: Escu Courne.
Speaker 1: No, I don't know him, No, jan look apa, he's
one of my friends. Literally, this is.
Speaker 4: Smi sits ami.
Speaker 1: I'm going to see him today. I'm going to go
to his place. Chelis, would you like to come with me?
Speaker 4: It's kut.
Speaker 1: With pleasure.
Speaker 4: I think busy.
Speaker 1: After the visit. You drive her to a store in town,
Commandito department store, Magaizon, say here is Saint Michael.
Speaker 4: Square, voila la place Saint Michel.
Speaker 1: Du Monde is the store over there?
Speaker 4: Escula magazine Lebau Blue magazine, te Lebau.
Speaker 1: How does she say that she doesn't know jeanzippa LDI,
I don't see it, geen, she comments, one drives fast here.
You're driving rather fast? Much too fast? Is he the deal?
You may? Or you can to boo er demand can
you go more slowly?
Speaker 4: As? Could you.
Speaker 1: Do a little more slowly?
Speaker 2: I'm pop mont.
Speaker 1: Did I can't Jean Purpa, She sees what she's looking for? Ah, yes,
it's the department store over.
Speaker 5: There, Ahi sel Gramaguzona Ba selmaguza Ba.
Speaker 1: You stop to let her get out, Commander Monteil, can
you wait a few minutes?
Speaker 2: As could you put on look at cominute? Do you
put on look at minute?
Speaker 1: Only five minutes?
Speaker 2: Sons mit.
Speaker 4: Salmon?
Speaker 1: Did I cannot wait here? Jun Papa, don't re si,
I'm going to wait there, je la la very well,
see you in a while.
Speaker 2: Tremian Autel.
Speaker 1: Suppose you're speaking with your friend on another day? How
does she ask, can you help me.
Speaker 2: A scud pumid.
Speaker 4: To put mede.
Speaker 1: Of course when now.
Speaker 4: Yes, M but no.
Speaker 1: Yes, if you can we see you poo, see you poo.
If you have time, sit you elut situt say that
you have lots of time.
Speaker 5: L d.
Speaker 1: Ah well I need something.
Speaker 6: Ibian does want touchaurs jes want to circuchaurs.
Speaker 1: Something at the pharmacy.
Speaker 2: Gets la pharmacy ala pharmacy.
Speaker 1: Can you take me to the pharmacy?
Speaker 4: Could you put the la.
Speaker 7: Pharmacy omonee momoney to put mo monee to put la pharmacy.
Speaker 1: Command de montain, can you take me to the pharmacy?
Speaker 2: S could you put on the LA pharmacy to put
the la pharmacy.
Speaker 1: Indeed, yes, I can take you.
Speaker 4: We should put domini domini.
Speaker 1: You can go there with me? Is he to deal
with you?
Speaker 2: A victoire.
Speaker 1: A commanding ton? Can I go there with you?
Speaker 2: Ask yele Victoire ut ye victoire.
Speaker 1: Indeed, yes, I can take you to the pharmacy.
Speaker 4: We should put on the pharmacy.
Speaker 1: Command deton all or everything h two two Monday? Is
that all?
Speaker 4: Let's see two say two.
Speaker 1: Epon Yes, that's all. We said to.
Speaker 4: Say to.
Speaker 1: Pointing to your car, you say, there's my car? What you.
Speaker 4: Vella?
Speaker 1: My car is there? Lah see you to do Monday?
But where is your car? May? Wait? What you what
you command? Didn't I take? Or I am taking? Juan
l d I'm not taking my car? You do? MONDI
how so.
Speaker 4: Commosa commosa?
Speaker 1: My car doesn't work?
Speaker 4: A good day, repity marshal bar marche. No marshal bar.
Speaker 1: Marche means work or go when talking about a carded
because my car doesn't work, pasco do Mondy, Why doesn't
your car work? You don't have gas? You don't have
any gas in your car? You you, she says, but Mark,
meaning how can you say such a thing? Mark?
Speaker 4: May Mark? May Mark?
Speaker 2: I have some gas, Geissance, I have some use. Oh Jeanne.
Speaker 1: Jeanne, I still have five leaders of gas or more?
Speaker 2: Thank you, Pruce, Thanks Pruce.
Speaker 1: I have enough use.
Speaker 2: Oh jean Ess Jeanne jean Ess.
Speaker 1: Then I don't know hellozippah, and I don't know why
your car doesn't go?
Speaker 4: Ellergency Allergen.
Speaker 1: Indeed, I'm going to take you to town. Jevetonville omni
Tomni Jevelle, ask are we going gladly. But where is
there a pharmacy volunteer Weiskyllia in pharmacy May Weskillier in
pharmacy do more day Weskillier and pharmacy uvert.
Speaker 4: Weiskylllyer in pharmacy vert.
Speaker 3: Vert informacy vertskiller informacyvert.
Speaker 1: Today it's a holiday Ferrier ange Ferier with the COMMANDI
to find repidy tuve.
Speaker 4: Tv tve.
Speaker 1: Did I find.
Speaker 4: Je Treuve?
Speaker 1: I can find a commanded to I'm looking for? Is
he to do MONDI? What are you looking for? I'm
looking for an open pharmacy Chesson farmacieu vert. It's a
holiday today, set Je Ferrier and I believe that everything
is closed.
Speaker 4: For me?
Speaker 1: Where can I find who is because you put truve.
Speaker 4: Trouve?
Speaker 1: Where can I find an open pharmacy.
Speaker 4: Whose cause you put trouve in farmacieux vert.
Speaker 1: And repont. There is a pharmacy.
Speaker 2: Iliain pharmacy.
Speaker 1: There is a pharmacy on paste Street paste Iliain pharmacy
Rupester Ruester. Here's the address adressdress fifty four Pasteur Street,
second cat Ester the monday. Do you know the way.
Speaker 4: It's could you.
Speaker 1: Do?
Speaker 4: Canilu chin.
Speaker 1: We we you arrive at the pharmacy, your friend says,
a few minutes only, don't give me nute? Can you wait?
Speaker 4: As could you put to you put?
Speaker 1: She hands you a newspaper and says, here's an American newspaper.
Speaker 4: Vulla Jean American.
Speaker 1: Is he the dia. It's today's newspaper. Do you want
to read it?
Speaker 2: Escuti valuer.
Speaker 1: To val Lier, thank you, I'm going to read it,
Mercy jevalu Ler Jevalulier do Monday. But why do you
have an American newspaper?
Speaker 4: Jeanne America jeanel America.
Speaker 6: Repon it's for you, spurtois. I bought it this morning
for you, Juliete pourtois Juliete jelte made purtois.
Speaker 1: How much does an American newspaper cost?
Speaker 4: Comi American Jean America could combire.
Speaker 1: A few francs only get When your friend comes back
to the car, she says, and now I still have
to buy something to drink. ABOi rush and.
Speaker 2: Judo rush stick and crushels a bois.
Speaker 1: Some red wine and also some beer.
Speaker 4: Duv LaBier.
Speaker 1: Can you help me?
Speaker 4: Escutumid to put med.
Speaker 1: Can you take me to the show up.
Speaker 2: It is, could you put on new Magazon, to put
on new Magaizon.
Speaker 1: Indeed, of course I'm going to take you, yesieur, yeseur.
Where are you going to buy the wine?
Speaker 4: Where's could lev.
Speaker 1: And the beer?
Speaker 4: Helbier l d.
Speaker 1: The shop is not far from here, Lou Magaizine, is
he the dear I'm going to tell you the way
to go.
Speaker 4: There, Jevetta, dear luchamap dear dear.
Speaker 2: Jeuveto de Luchma.
Speaker 1: And afterwards.
Speaker 2: A sweet, an sweet, and.
Speaker 1: Afterwards we can have a cup of coffee at.
Speaker 2: My place, a sweeter Caimore.
Speaker 1: Agreed, Nucla. Now suppose you and a friend are discussing
your cars. Say you have an American car, don't you.
Speaker 4: Join what you American?
Speaker 1: Espa we Jane what your American petual? Say me too,
I also have an American.
Speaker 4: Car, Mossy josin what you're American?
Speaker 1: Add But my car doesn't work very well, album Comosa.
Speaking of the car, say it's ten years old or more?
Speaker 4: And a diison who push Elle and a dison who
push you?
Speaker 1: Want to tell her that you've had it for two years?
Say literally, I it have since two years.
Speaker 4: Je de pridusson.
Speaker 1: Only since two years. Charmond de Pridusson, referring to the car, say,
but it doesn't work well, is it an a mouche pabian?
I want to buy another car?
Speaker 4: Je verge.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 1: As the cars are expensive, say the cars.
Speaker 4: Live with yourself share.
Speaker 1: More expensive in France, In France than in the United States.
Speaker 4: Because it as you need en France, cause it as
you need France, cause it as you need.
Speaker 1: Ask her if her car works well.
Speaker 4: It's goud have what you v mars bien.
Speaker 1: We and the Marshal Bomaal, speaking about the car, ask
how old it is?
Speaker 4: HeLa kilj HeLa kila.
Speaker 1: And no ask can I buy it.
Speaker 4: Esct jault?
Speaker 1: She says, yes, if you want. In ten years.
Speaker 4: We see du vu nor dison.
Speaker 1: This is the end of today's lesson. When you continue
with the next unit tomorrow, please begin with track number two.