Speaker 1: It is a conversacion Jevera bank Isabelle who Ville, Jim
we Jevertle banc repaste bon axevie vun diminute je vu.
Speaker 2: It could occur in first at conversacion.
Speaker 1: Jeverta bank Isabelle Laron, who Ville Jim with Jevertle.
Speaker 3: Banc repast bone.
Speaker 4: Diminute jevic vu.
Speaker 5: Now suppose you want to know where you can change
some money, command detent, excuse me? Where can I change money?
Speaker 3: Excuse him?
Speaker 2: Were but remivou demand.
Speaker 5: Why do you want to change money? I can give
you a little money. Do you need dollars.
Speaker 4: Escav do la who do la?
Speaker 5: Or do you need French francs.
Speaker 4: Whe was wonder.
Speaker 5: Say that you need French money.
Speaker 3: France.
Speaker 5: I have enough American money.
Speaker 6: American I have enough.
Speaker 3: Jeanesci jean esci, command.
Speaker 5: Deton, I have five hundred dollars.
Speaker 3: Je saint sando lais.
Speaker 7: Saints.
Speaker 5: Indeed I have one thousand.
Speaker 3: Dollars Jamille do laire, mill mill do laire.
Speaker 5: Say that you're looking for a bank.
Speaker 3: Jochen banc.
Speaker 2: Do monday.
Speaker 5: Where is there a bank.
Speaker 3: Well in banc oh your till in banc.
Speaker 8: Elvau repon I don't know, not in this street, Juan
Seppa par command to say or tell did it's domnde?
Speaker 5: But tell me where do you want to go? Med
dit mour dit MOI say that you're going to the bank.
Speaker 3: Juver le banc.
Speaker 5: To change some money. Start with poor.
Speaker 3: Pour Laron, poor pour pour de Larson.
Speaker 5: Didn't go in for I'm going to the bank to
change some money, juves l banc, juves l l d
to change some money, Pourson, you have to go into town.
Speaker 4: Vud Vionville.
Speaker 2: Pond.
Speaker 5: Well, then I'm going to go into town.
Speaker 1: Alle is you do, dear? I have some things to
do in town, Joe.
Speaker 5: I must do them today. Indeed, I must go to
the post office post and afterwards.
Speaker 2: I see you do do you?
Speaker 5: And afterwards to the university.
Speaker 3: A university.
Speaker 5: And I have to go to the bank to change
some money. Is but tomid, you have a lot of
things to do in town.
Speaker 4: Who's Ferreville.
Speaker 2: L voud demand are you going there?
Speaker 5: Right away?
Speaker 4: Ask a woozy a little street vooziell little street.
Speaker 5: No, not right away, No, but to sweet The bank
is open until six pm. Use official time.
Speaker 6: The banquet verge just got this retur just ct this
reur and the post office also.
Speaker 3: Post to see.
Speaker 5: But amivo demand, at what time are you going to
the university?
Speaker 9: I cannot riscue university. I cannot ralive university at a
quarter to five? Perhaps, I thank you? I think amercar.
Speaker 2: Commando, mantel? Are you going there?
Speaker 5: By car?
Speaker 4: A scooboos yell and what you who's yelling?
Speaker 2: What you need?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 5: I'm going there on foot, no g v P and
I'm coming back on foot.
Speaker 3: JEANVIEI, JEANVIEI.
Speaker 2: Matt neal demand you're meeting with mensieur duron.
Speaker 5: It is at what time?
Speaker 4: What regne like Monsieur Duron? Aleta Keller.
Speaker 2: L a.
Speaker 5: Eletta Kellor. Note that the woman said hell to refer
to la Regno. Now you ask it's at what time?
Referring to the meeting.
Speaker 4: Elitter caller.
Speaker 5: The meeting is in a few minutes.
Speaker 10: Larigno, I don't care, comminute, don't care communute.
Speaker 5: Did it's at eleven o'clock, referring to larignol a commanding
to at a quarter past eleven.
Speaker 11: A car.
Speaker 2: A car.
Speaker 5: At noon?
Speaker 2: Repite amedi.
Speaker 3: Medi medi.
Speaker 5: AMEDI say noon in French.
Speaker 3: Medi medi.
Speaker 5: The meeting is at noon. La regno at amdi did
not know there is a meeting right away, Illia regnan
to treat using the word for noon, say at a
quarter to twelve, amidi molcar, amidi molcar. Indeed, I'm going
to the bank later, much later, jevet labancpretar bucupritar, bucuprita.
Say it's not far, referring to.
Speaker 2: Le bank.
Speaker 3: Eralin erpaluin.
Speaker 5: Good. If you're going to the bank Boncouse lebank, to
the post office and to the university.
Speaker 9: Ala post al university a university, well, then I'm coming
with you. Alor juvia vigvau.
Speaker 5: If you're going into town later, I would like to
go there with you.
Speaker 9: Sievuseville putar gemre yelevic vu, Sevouville putarmrelevic vu.
Speaker 5: How are you going there?
Speaker 2: Come?
Speaker 4: Oscovo como yele vu?
Speaker 5: Are you going there? Really? On foot?
Speaker 4: Escavo U?
Speaker 5: Indeed, yes, of course, Are you coming with me?
Speaker 12: Escovov navid Yes, I'm coming with you.
Speaker 5: U with pleasure.
Speaker 4: A thik please here.
Speaker 5: Well, then see you in a while. Hello, I tell
see you soon.
Speaker 13: Equitepe abiato two yen yea too.
Speaker 5: Abierto we're going there together. Use only ensemble. Yeah, see
you soon, we abiento, say again soon. Biento, now say early.
Speaker 2: Too, to.
Speaker 5: Say earlier, put say again see you soon, fabiento. Now
suppose a colleague of yours is going on a trip.
You're going on vacation, h vraccoons No, not on vacation.
Speaker 4: No vacons.
Speaker 2: De mondy.
Speaker 5: Oh, well where are you going?
Speaker 11: Viens bose avienu repon.
Speaker 14: I'm going to Geneva, the Mona commune, comi commune repon.
Speaker 5: I'm going to spend a week there.
Speaker 9: Vesomen veso meen.
Speaker 2: WSIKOMMONDI to write enfance equity irepiti a cree.
Speaker 4: A creer.
Speaker 5: I'm going to write.
Speaker 4: Juves Creer.
Speaker 5: I'm going to write a lot of letters. J Lette,
I can write a lot of letters up in a week.
Use a four incomencomen. She's kidding, of course. She then says,
I have a lot of meetings in Geneva. Try this.
Speaker 4: Geneve renu.
Speaker 5: Reinnu. And I'm going to see some friends.
Speaker 4: Amy.
Speaker 5: I'm going to spend two days with them. Jeve jeve,
I'm going to visit the city with them.
Speaker 4: Jevid de la vill levicu.
Speaker 2: The monde luis matuau.
Speaker 5: How are you going to Geneva by car?
Speaker 7: H come on as you neah of what you come
on and live with your neigh of what you.
Speaker 3: What you?
Speaker 5: Or by train.
Speaker 2: Repity tran.
Speaker 5: Tran oh.
Speaker 3: Tran try.
Speaker 2: Commody, don't trained, try.
Speaker 13: Lou try.
Speaker 5: Do more day by train tran or by car?
Speaker 3: Wh of what your.
Speaker 5: What your.
Speaker 2: Repon? No?
Speaker 5: Not by car and not by train?
Speaker 4: No buzzle?
Speaker 2: What your.
Speaker 4: Buzzle?
Speaker 2: What?
Speaker 5: I'm going there by bus eude.
Speaker 4: Caloca.
Speaker 5: In French, luc refers to a long distance bus. How
do you say I'm going to Geneva by bus? I
like to travel by bus.
Speaker 2: Carr du MONDI how so.
Speaker 3: Comeosin come aosin.
Speaker 5: Why by bus?
Speaker 3: Bouru car.
Speaker 2: Car?
Speaker 4: The bus is not very rapid, lucre rapide.
Speaker 2: Er repont.
Speaker 5: That doesn't matter, seneferrien, senefrien. This trip by bus to
Neva is not expensive. Nech nech and I have enough time,
is yes?
Speaker 2: No equity.
Speaker 4: Plola voyage let parlola voyage.
Speaker 2: Parlola voyage means.
Speaker 5: During the trip dt, I can write a lot of letters.
Speaker 4: Up cleo lette lette good. When are you going there?
Speaker 5: Boon con l d soon, Bierto, I'm going there soon Saturday.
Jeve banto semd jive bianto. Are you going there really
by bus?
Speaker 3: Escu remont car vu remon car.
Speaker 2: The Monte Louis.
Speaker 5: And are you coming back by bus.
Speaker 15: Yescuv capon No, not by bus, no passant car.
Speaker 5: I'm going to take the plane.
Speaker 2: Rapity.
Speaker 4: A love you, je.
Speaker 2: Command don plane.
Speaker 3: A leve you.
Speaker 5: And Commandy del I'm going to take the plane. Is here,
the dear by plane.
Speaker 3: On you.
Speaker 5: I'm coming back by plane. Commandet, you are coming back, demande,
you are coming back by plane. You're really going to
take the plane.
Speaker 3: Voss us.
Speaker 5: How so why not the bus or the train.
Speaker 3: Comosa put.
Speaker 5: Vat because the plane is really very rapid.
Speaker 4: Pascola framontre rapide.
Speaker 5: I have a meeting at nine o'clock in Geneva.
Speaker 4: Jean regno, another Geneve, another.
Speaker 16: And another meeting Anon at a quarter past three in
Paris Atros riguard a parish attrais Ricard.
Speaker 5: The plane. It's expensive, Lavion, lavionche yes, but I must
take the plane.
Speaker 2: We missa.
Speaker 5: And I like to fly, she literally says, and I
like the plane.
Speaker 4: Is levi gem Levion.
Speaker 5: And you do you like to fly.
Speaker 4: Avous cascavosem levion vous levion.
Speaker 5: Paipondi me not much, moi babucou. Well, then good bye
and have a good trip.
Speaker 3: A laure revoir hibauvoyage.
Speaker 5: This is the end of Unit twenty six.