Speaker 1: Listen to this conversation, mademoiselle, mademoiselle, Louis, monsieur, euil rou,
Saint Jacques Livoul, play, celabars Ille, boulevar, Saint Michel sertissi,
monsieur mademoiselle commodelisvous.
Speaker 2: And mo treblee mercill au re voor monsieur au revoir.
Speaker 1: At one point in the conversation you heard the young
woman say more this means me, and in this situation
it's like saying, who me. Listen to the conversation.
Speaker 3: Again, Mademoiselle, mademoiselle Wei, monsieur, Euila Rouse, Saint Jacques Revoul, play,
cela bars Elle, boule varsat, Michel sertissi, monsieur, mademoiselle, commodeali vous.
Speaker 2: Moi trebon mercill au revoir, monsieur au revoir.
Speaker 1: Do you remember how to say hello in French?
Speaker 4: Bon dieuur bonjour?
Speaker 1: Ask do you understand English?
Speaker 2: Es?
Speaker 1: Answer? I understand a little, and I speak a little?
Speaker 2: Is your bar.
Speaker 5: Is you?
Speaker 1: And you? If do you understand French? Esc say yes,
I understand French? Well we g.
Speaker 6: Comp fanci, g comparmbien je compien fanci.
Speaker 1: But may I don't speak well.
Speaker 6: Geeniparlopabien, geenepearlpabien.
Speaker 1: How do you ask someone how she's feeling. Commodeivous, commodeivous,
listen to the answer and repeat after the speaker.
Speaker 2: Moin trebien, moin trebien, ask and you avous.
Speaker 1: Now you say me not very well.
Speaker 6: Moin patrivian, moin patribien.
Speaker 1: Do you remember how to say Saint Jacques Street in French?
Speaker 6: Laru Saint Jacques, Laru Saint Jacques.
Speaker 1: And now say Saint Michel boulevard.
Speaker 6: Le boulevard, Saint Michel boulevard, le boulevard.
Speaker 1: S Michel, ask me where the boulevard Saint michele is.
Speaker 4: Ouil boulevard s Michel.
Speaker 1: Ouil boulevard, s Michel, say Saint Michael Boulevard is here.
Speaker 2: Le bouvarsa. Michel, lets see le bouvarsa, Michelle, lets say.
Speaker 1: Please Silva play.
Speaker 4: Silver play.
Speaker 1: Ask me where Saint Jacques Street is.
Speaker 6: Ui la rousin Jacques, silvaul, play u Larousaint Jacques, silvoul play.
Speaker 1: Say it's here, said C.
Speaker 2: SAIDC?
Speaker 1: And now say Saint Jacques Street is here.
Speaker 2: Larouse jaquet see larouse jaquettice.
Speaker 1: Ask me if it's here, Escu city, c.
Speaker 4: Escu city.
Speaker 1: S answer no, it's down there.
Speaker 2: No celeba, no celeba, say it's not down there.
Speaker 6: Sonepeala ba, sonepeala.
Speaker 1: Ba now say it's.
Speaker 2: Not here, sonepasisi sonne passisi.
Speaker 1: Say Saint Jacques Street is not here.
Speaker 2: Larissa Jaques passisi, Larissa Jacques Passi, say.
Speaker 6: But the boulevard Saint Michel is here.
Speaker 2: Melow boulvars, michell lets Si melow boulvars, michell Lettis see.
Speaker 7: Ask where is Saint Jacques Street? Please uila aru Saint
Jacques rule play Hui laru Saint Jacques inrul play.
Speaker 1: Listen to the answer I don't know. Jean Sippa, repeat
after the speaker.
Speaker 2: Jean Sippa sepa sep John Johnes Jean Sippa, Jean Sippa.
Speaker 1: Say I don't know, Jean Sippa, how would you say?
Speaker 2: I know?
Speaker 4: Joseuse say me I know why justse.
Speaker 1: Moise try to ask me where Lafayette Street.
Speaker 3: Is Wilarue Lafayette silvoul play willarue lafayete silvoul play.
Speaker 1: Answer I don't know, Juncippa jouncippa, say me I know.
Speaker 2: Just say.
Speaker 4: What?
Speaker 8: Just say.
Speaker 1: Say it's down there, celeba. Here's you know? Listen and
repeat who save, who save? And how do you say
I know?
Speaker 2: Just say.
Speaker 9: Just say.
Speaker 1: Try to ask do you know?
Speaker 10: V v.
Speaker 1: Say again you know.
Speaker 4: Vosav vosv.
Speaker 1: Here's another way of asking do you know? Listen and
repeat save v.
Speaker 4: Savivus.
Speaker 1: Now ask do you know? Using both ways.
Speaker 4: Save vu escuvu save, save vu escubu save.
Speaker 9: Answer no, I don't know, no cippa, no cippa, it's
not down there, sonepalaba.
Speaker 1: Let's learn how to ask for things in French. First,
here's how to say I want. Listen and repeat juvous.
Speaker 4: Voo voo.
Speaker 3: J vou.
Speaker 1: Juvoux, Say I want.
Speaker 4: Jouvous.
Speaker 1: Here's how to say you want.
Speaker 10: Wooly wooly, wooly wooly wooly.
Speaker 1: Say you want wooly, Say I want.
Speaker 4: Jeu vous.
Speaker 1: Say I know.
Speaker 4: Jouseis.
Speaker 1: Say I don't know.
Speaker 4: Juencippa.
Speaker 1: Now try to say I don't want.
Speaker 4: Jeuen vupa.
Speaker 1: This is a good way of saying I don't want
to do it. Again, say I don't want jeen vupa,
And now say the same thing with moi at the end.
Speaker 6: Jen vuparmemoi gen vueparmeoin.
Speaker 1: How did you say you want.
Speaker 4: Vauvoulis?
Speaker 1: How would you ask do you want?
Speaker 4: Escuvouvoulais escuevouvulis.
Speaker 1: Generally, however, when you ask for something, you are more
polite and you say you would like rather than you want.
Listen and repeat.
Speaker 11: Vouvouodrier, drie voudrie, vouvoudrie, say you would like vouvoudrier, vouvouodrier.
Speaker 1: Here's how to say you would like to eat something vs.
Listen and repeat the word to.
Speaker 6: Eat monje.
Speaker 4: Monji, monji.
Speaker 1: Say to eat mon Listen and repeat. How the French
say something.
Speaker 2: Celcrocheurs shaws, shaws cuelcu cuelcu celcrocheurs celcrocheurs.
Speaker 1: Say something in French.
Speaker 5: Celcrocheurs say you would like to eat something, uncheurs.
Speaker 4: Chaurs.
Speaker 1: Now try to ask would you like to eat something?
Speaker 3: Escuvvucheurs escuvvucheurs.
Speaker 1: Now you could respond yes, I would like to eat something.
Listen and repeat, I would like jevoudre.
Speaker 2: Voudre je voudre.
Speaker 1: Say I would like.
Speaker 2: Je voudre.
Speaker 1: Say yes, I would like to eat wiv Now say yes,
I would like to eat something.
Speaker 12: Wi jeuvure remjes and couchets. Wi jeuvure remjes and couchets.
Speaker 1: Ask me if I would like to eat something.
Speaker 6: Escueuvoudri monteg cochets.
Speaker 4: Escuvoudrie monjes and couchets.
Speaker 1: Answer me, yes, I would like to eat something.
Speaker 12: Moi wi juvu remjes and couchets moi wi jeuvuremcheurs.
Speaker 1: Here's how to say I would like to drink something.
Just listen.
Speaker 2: Jeuvou rebois coucheurs.
Speaker 1: Listen and repeat the word to drink.
Speaker 4: Boi boi.
Speaker 1: Boi, say I would like to drink something.
Speaker 2: Jeuvu rebois cucheurs.
Speaker 1: Now try to ask, would you like to drink something?
Speaker 4: Escoucheurs escuv cuchas.
Speaker 1: How does she say, I don't know. Juan Zeppa, say
I would like to eat something.
Speaker 2: Jev remoucheurs chaurs.
Speaker 1: Ask her if she would like to drink something.
Speaker 4: Escud cucheurs, escud cuchets.
Speaker 1: Say no, thank you, no mercy, no mercy. How would
she say, but I would like to eat something.
Speaker 2: Measure remocheurs measure vremcheurs.
Speaker 1: Ask would you like to drink something? Escoucheurs say no,
thank you, but I would like to eat something.
Speaker 2: No mersy measure remocheurs.
Speaker 1: Do you remember how to greet a man in French? Monsieur, monsieur, monsieur,
and how would you greet a woman?
Speaker 6: Bonjou beajeur? Madame beaugeon mademoiselle.
Speaker 1: Ask, how are you.
Speaker 2: Commandealivu COMANDELIVEU.
Speaker 1: Answer fine, thanks.
Speaker 6: Fbien merci, I am well, gevibien, gevibien.
Speaker 4: And you.
Speaker 1: Evou are you well?
Speaker 4: Escue vous albien escavouxbien ask me.
Speaker 1: Moin No, I'm not very well.
Speaker 2: No genver patribien gent ver patribien.
Speaker 7: Say pardon me, pardon say please, silvu play say Saint
Jacques street LaRue Saint Jacques, ask where this street is?
Speaker 4: Hui larou Saint Jacques sylvau play huila rue Saint jacquesilvoul play.
Speaker 1: Ask if it's here?
Speaker 4: Escu city se escue city c.
Speaker 1: How does she tell you it's not here, it's down there?
Speaker 2: Snepezi see celeba so neepeci see celeba.
Speaker 3: Ask her where the boulevard Saint Michel is, who will
the boulevard Sa Michel Silvoul play? Who will boulevard Sa
Michel Siloul play?
Speaker 8: How does she say, I don't know, Jean sippa, sipa?
How does she say, ah, yes, I know, Ali, just say.
Speaker 2: aUI just say.
Speaker 1: How does she tell you she would like to eat something?
Ask her where?
Speaker 4: Ooh ooh?
Speaker 1: How does she say but I don't know? Ask her
if she would like to drink.
Speaker 13: Something escavas, escovaurs.
Speaker 1: How does she say, oh no, oh, no, oh no.
How does she say no, thank you, no mercy, no
messy monsieur? How does she add, but I would like
to eat something.
Speaker 2: Measures measurechurs, monsieur.
Speaker 1: Say ah very well, ah trebian ah trebian. He says emphatically,
but me I don't want to eat. Listen and repeat.
Speaker 3: Memoir genouvous bas monjes, memoir geenouvous bas monjes.
Speaker 1: How does she take leave of you?
Speaker 2: Oh, voll monsieur.
Speaker 1: Auvoir. Now try this conversation you're speaking with an acquaintance.
Ask her where Saint Jacques street is.
Speaker 4: Uila rue Saint Jacques?
Speaker 1: Ask if it's here?
Speaker 4: Escusiti si.
Speaker 1: How does she tell you, it's not here, it's down.
Speaker 2: There, snepassy see Cyllaba.
Speaker 1: Ask her where the.
Speaker 6: Boulevard Saint Michel is will Boulevard Saint Michel?
Speaker 1: How does she say, I don't know, junzippa.
Speaker 2: Seppa moin.
Speaker 1: And how does she say, ah, yes, I know, ahise.
How does she tell you she would like to eat something?
Speaker 2: Jeouvres mortical Cuchet's.
Speaker 1: Ask her where.
Speaker 2: Ooh?
Speaker 1: How does she say, but I don't know, measure Seppa
ask her if she would like to drink something.
Speaker 4: Escovchs.
Speaker 1: How does she say, no, thank you, no mercy. How
does she add, but I would like to eat something?
Speaker 2: Measure vures.
Speaker 1: Say ah, very well, ah Trebian. This is the end
of today's lesson. When you continue with the next unit tomorrow,
please begin with track number two,