Speaker 1: Listen to this conversation enchoying z sinci doutcher yeah ippen
Speaker 1: deutscha and cepen americanerin.
Speaker 2: Abazi fashtien Deutsche ah ifashtia and Bissian abod.
Speaker 3: Dor si firstienzi are good.
Speaker 2: Nine nine no ambission.
Speaker 1: Notice the Germans sometimes say doch instead of yeah. They
Speaker 1: do this when they want to contradict someone politely. In
Speaker 1: this case, doch means yes, you do. Listen again to
Speaker 1: this conversation.
Speaker 2: Enchoying z sincey doucha, yeah ippen Deutsche z epen americanerin
Speaker 2: abazzi Fastian Deutsche ah ifashtia ambissi abist good dorsi firstien
Speaker 2: They are good nine nine no ambissi.
Speaker 1: Do you remember how to greet someone in German?
Speaker 2: Gudin tag, gudin tag.
Speaker 1: And how do you ask someone how he.
Speaker 2: Is beget us enen beget us enen.
Speaker 1: Answer very well, thanks.
Speaker 3: See a good dunka.
Speaker 1: Try to ask and you you're literally asking and to you.
Speaker 3: Und enen und enen und enen.
Speaker 1: How are you.
Speaker 3: Begetis enen.
Speaker 1: Answer not very well. Say that you're an American. Say
Speaker 1: it both for a man and for a woman.
Speaker 3: I spina.
Speaker 2: Epen americanaan.
Speaker 1: Practice the distinction between masculine and.
Speaker 4: Feminine Americana americanaan americana americanaan, say again, I am an American.
Speaker 2: Ichpin americanapen americanaan.
Speaker 1: Try to ask a man, and you are you an American?
Speaker 3: Unci since the americana unc wuncie.
Speaker 1: Ask a woman if she is German, since I Deutsche?
Speaker 1: Since I Deutsche? Ask her if she understands English? Firstians
Speaker 1: the English answer no.
Speaker 2: Nine?
Speaker 1: How does she tell you she understands no English?
Speaker 2: If firstia kin English.
Speaker 1: Here's how to say you speak Listen and repeat.
Speaker 3: Sich frechen sprechen siechprechen m.
Speaker 1: Say you understand.
Speaker 3: See first d in, see first d in.
Speaker 1: Now say you speak well?
Speaker 2: This preking good? This is preying good.
Speaker 1: Try to say I speak.
Speaker 3: Is pressure? Is pressure?
Speaker 1: And how would you say? I don't speak well?
Speaker 3: Ish pressionist good? Ish pressionist good.
Speaker 1: Here's how to contradict him politely, Listen and repeat, dah
Speaker 1: dah you speak German well, Listen and repeat thief.
Speaker 2: Praaking good, dodge good, dodge, seesh praking good, dodge.
Speaker 1: Tell him he speaks German? Well is praying good dodge,
Speaker 1: ask and you don't understand English?
Speaker 3: When sea first in kind English.
Speaker 1: Contradict him again to tell him that you do dah dah,
Speaker 1: I understand a little.
Speaker 2: Ephishtia Ambisian.
Speaker 1: Now ask you don't speak English?
Speaker 3: Seach pressian kind English.
Speaker 1: Contradict him politely one more time. Doh to make it
Speaker 1: more emphatic, say it twice.
Speaker 2: Dortor, dortor, I speak English is pracher English, I understand
Speaker 2: a little efestia Imbisian, and I speak a little ound
Speaker 2: isprecher ambition.
Speaker 1: Now referring to yourself, say I'm not German.
Speaker 3: Ipinkind Deutsche.
Speaker 2: Ipinkinda deutscha.
Speaker 1: Ask and you.
Speaker 2: Wont si.
Speaker 1: Ask him you are not an American?
Speaker 2: Sea isn't kind Americana.
Speaker 1: Contradictor say that you are.
Speaker 3: Doch doin Americana.
Speaker 1: Say please, bita. Let's learn to ask for directions. We'll
Speaker 1: start by asking the way to Gerte street. Just listen,
Speaker 1: don't repeat.
Speaker 3: Is bitter.
Speaker 1: In Germany, many streets are named after famous people. Practice
Speaker 1: saying this.
Speaker 3: Name Guta, Guta, Guta.
Speaker 1: And now the street listen and repeat.
Speaker 4: Distrasse Strasser strasser, strasser, distrasser distrasse say the street distrasa.
Speaker 1: Now repeat after the speaker gertuz street.
Speaker 4: De guts trasa, de gutushtasa, de gutstrasa.
Speaker 1: Try to say Beethoven street.
Speaker 4: Beethauphen d beetholphenstrasa d beetlphenstrassa.
Speaker 1: Now here's how to ask where is such and such?
Speaker 1: First the word where whoa, whoa.
Speaker 2: Whoa.
Speaker 1: Here's the word isististist. Now try to ask where is.
Speaker 3: Forest worst?
Speaker 1: And now try to ask where is the street?
Speaker 3: Boss?
Speaker 1: Ask where is Gertz street?
Speaker 3: For is the grits raser? Is the grits raser?
Speaker 1: Say please, bita, here's the word for a square in German,
Speaker 1: listen and repeat.
Speaker 5: Plutz plutz plots, dere plots, say the square dere plots.
Speaker 1: Did you notice that this word is preceded by there
Speaker 1: and not d as in that's because plots is a
Speaker 1: masculine word.
Speaker 3: Der plotz strasa.
Speaker 1: Is a feminine word trasa. And now repeat opera square.
Speaker 3: The open plots there, open plots.
Speaker 1: Now ask where this square is? Boy?
Speaker 3: Is there open plots? Boys?
Speaker 4: There?
Speaker 3: Open plotz?
Speaker 1: Boy?
Speaker 3: Is there open plotz? Bitter?
Speaker 1: Well? The answer is here, practice the word here here.
Speaker 3: Here, here.
Speaker 1: Opera square is here.
Speaker 2: De open Platz is Tia. Dear open Platz is Tia.
Speaker 1: Now ask where Gerty Street is.
Speaker 4: Who is the gutus tarsa? Who is Delasa? Who is
Speaker 4: Glas Bitter?
Speaker 1: Ask is Gerty Street? Here is the gutush Tasa here?
Speaker 1: Reply yes here, yeah here? And now try to say no,
Speaker 1: Gertuz Street is not here.
Speaker 2: Nine, the Gudastrasa is Nichtia. Nine the Gudestrasa is nicht here.
Speaker 1: Here's how to say over there, do druben.
Speaker 2: Drum drum DoD DoD drum DoD drumm.
Speaker 1: Say Gertuz Street is over there.
Speaker 2: The Gudustrasa is dodruben.
Speaker 1: Gertuz Street is not here.
Speaker 2: The guts is nichtia. Nichtia.
Speaker 1: Ask is Gertuz Street?
Speaker 3: Here is the Gutustrasa here?
Speaker 1: Answer no? Nine, Say Beethoven Street is here.
Speaker 2: The beethoven Strasa is Tia. The beethoven Strasa is Tia.
Speaker 1: Now ask where Opera Square is?
Speaker 3: Who is there open Plotz? Who is there open Plotz? Bitter?
Speaker 1: Answer Opera Square is not here.
Speaker 2: The open Platz is nitched here.
Speaker 1: Say Opera Square is over there?
Speaker 2: The open Platz is that room.
Speaker 1: Now let's try a German conversation. The young woman will
Speaker 1: say things to which you are to respond. Let's begin
Speaker 1: gudin tug.
Speaker 3: Guden talk.
Speaker 2: We get us en.
Speaker 3: Good dunker, ask and how are you? Won't we get
Speaker 3: us en.
Speaker 2: Dunker They're good?
Speaker 4: Since the Americana, Yeah, Americana is Americana.
Speaker 2: Ipen douger FASHIANSI dodge.
Speaker 3: Ivashtia ambis nua ambition.
Speaker 1: Now she'll ask you some directions. I'll tell you what
Speaker 1: to respond.
Speaker 2: And shorting thee what is the goodist tras a bitter.
Speaker 1: Tell her Getti Street is here.
Speaker 3: The guts is tire.
Speaker 2: Won't de open Platz.
Speaker 1: Tell her over there?
Speaker 3: Dot Truben.
Speaker 1: Tell her that Gertuz Street is not over there.
Speaker 3: The Gutra Truben, the guttras Truben.
Speaker 1: Tell her Opera Square is over there.
Speaker 3: The opin Platz is Truben, the open platz is Truben.
Speaker 1: Tell her, but Gertuz Street is here.
Speaker 4: M Abody Gutstraus is tia Abody Gutstras is tire.
Speaker 1: How would you respond to her next question?
Speaker 4: Restaurants fresh Denicht intruding in the fresh Denicht.
Speaker 1: She says, never mind, shun gud say goodbye to her.
Speaker 3: Alfed us in.
Speaker 2: I'll feed us in.
Speaker 1: This is the end of Unit four.