Speaker 1: It could teas at conversation Monsieur Jones parla rec Madame Jones.
Speaker 2: In Saint France.
Speaker 3: Bear in France.
Speaker 1: It could tis at conversation Msieur Jones parlarec Madame Jones
in Saintine, France. Hello, casco mo u larjon no jecu
jumbien de France or tran Saint carnt la us ambien
the cans uvadola sano sufi parn't.
Speaker 2: Play, no geneve larjon vus a c vs treux. It
could occur.
Speaker 3: It could one more time.
Speaker 2: Hello, move take.
Speaker 1: Me esca vous larjon no jecu jus a combien de France.
Oh transac garrant do la us ambien que vandolar sa
don't play, may no geneve largent vous avic vuson ave troux.
Speaker 3: How would you say the number thirty three in French?
Trontois tronois? How about forty four?
Speaker 4: Karen cat qaren cat twenty three, Yeah, ventroits thirteen praise
thirty seven.
Speaker 5: Concept concept.
Speaker 3: Ask me if I have any money.
Speaker 5: Escuvose de lache, escuvose de lache.
Speaker 3: Answer I haven't any.
Speaker 2: You nipper.
Speaker 3: Nipper say me I've got.
Speaker 5: Some Jeanne, Jeanne, I have a lot. Jeanne Bookoo, Jean Bookoo.
Speaker 3: How do you say I can jupour say I can
give you.
Speaker 2: Up?
Speaker 5: Donay up, Dona.
Speaker 3: Say I can give you some money up, say I
can give you some h say agreed.
Speaker 2: The girl.
Speaker 3: Ask, have you any francs for me?
Speaker 2: Esco di fran escool di fran.
Speaker 3: Say yes, I have enough franks equity repetit.
Speaker 2: Uill jesus de France. I see, I see.
Speaker 5: Jus de France.
Speaker 3: I have enough.
Speaker 5: Jeaness Jean Nassy.
Speaker 3: Say here are forty five francs.
Speaker 2: Vere vere.
Speaker 6: Say that's too much. Citrux say that's too much money.
Citrou Daljean, citru Darjean.
Speaker 3: Say give me four francs.
Speaker 1: Do work.
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 6: I have forty one francs. Equity repity garote fan, garotien, garoltien.
Speaker 3: With numbers like twenty one, thirty one, et cetera, use
the word e and say twenty one vantien ventien, say
twenty three ventois vanois, say thirty one.
Speaker 6: Tontillen tontillen, and now fifty one equitiripiti.
Speaker 2: San contien sect second secontien.
Speaker 3: What's the number fifty in French. Second, now the number
sixty equiti repiti swassant swassant, swassant say sixty, swassant say fifty.
Speaker 2: Second, second.
Speaker 3: Say sixty one.
Speaker 2: Swissantien swissantien.
Speaker 3: Say fifty seven.
Speaker 2: Second set second st.
Speaker 3: Ask how much you owe.
Speaker 2: Vomien chevo combien.
Speaker 3: Say you owe me.
Speaker 2: Vuma de v vuma de v.
Speaker 3: Say you owe me thirty one. Francs vum fran.
Speaker 5: Vuma de fran.
Speaker 3: Say fifty three.
Speaker 5: Francs second trois France, second trois France.
Speaker 6: That's too expensive. Equity repity citroucher, share share, citru cher
say it's too expensive.
Speaker 2: Citrou cher.
Speaker 3: Say it's not too expensive.
Speaker 2: Stey Batrocher, sey batroucher equity see citrou cher, see citroucher.
Speaker 3: The French often say see for yes instead of we
when they're insisting on or defending an opinion. Now you
say sixty one.
Speaker 7: Francsis santi enfranchissantien.
Speaker 3: Say I'm giving you sixty one.
Speaker 7: Francs frans santienfran.
Speaker 2: Say no, give me dollars, non dollar, no don de dolar.
Speaker 3: Say I haven't any.
Speaker 2: Nipa juno nipper.
Speaker 3: Say in dollars it's not expensive.
Speaker 2: And sneer.
Speaker 3: Say yes, it's expensive.
Speaker 2: See cheer, see cheer.
Speaker 3: How do you ask? Do you understand English?
Speaker 5: Escu Escu.
Speaker 8: Say you understand very well. Van do you remember how
to say I speak French? Gepar France.
Speaker 2: Ge barls.
Speaker 3: Say you speak French.
Speaker 2: Vouparis francis, vouparis, voupari fan.
Speaker 3: Here's how to say you speak too fast?
Speaker 2: Equity repiti v vite.
Speaker 1: Vite vou.
Speaker 6: Tell me I talk too fast. Vote say I don't
talk fast.
Speaker 2: Jehannepalavite. Jehannepalavite, say yes, you speak very fast. See voopari trevite.
See voopari trevite.
Speaker 3: Say in English, I don't talk fast, galavite say, but
in French, I don't understand you.
Speaker 2: Mel franse genevo mel franse.
Speaker 6: Try to say when you speak French, convopal fanse, convopal fanse,
say you talk.
Speaker 3: Too fast for me?
Speaker 2: Voupali voup.
Speaker 3: Do you remember how to say expensive?
Speaker 2: Cheer? Tell me the wine is too expensive? Lu v
trocher lu vacher.
Speaker 3: Say and you speak too fast. Now you're to have
a conversation with a bellboy in a Paris hotel. You've
sent him together a newspaper for you, giving him a
one hundred franc note. He has now returned, and you're
arguing with him. You are to contradict everything he says.
For example, if he brings you an American newspaper, tell
him you want a French one, and when he tells
you how much change he's going to give you, you
are to claim ten francs more than whatever sums he mentions.
Here he comes now.
Speaker 2: Voila, voula journal American Naco.
Speaker 5: Minor juval jean vale fransee.
Speaker 2: Ou pardin chev de largent jeuvou.
Speaker 1: No guerrentran vumude vict garentran about hello vela France may
know voulade vic guarontel France guaranteer ju compand gent f
no pa carrald sircond sacond trebian vela cenci fran nona
garon say second seas roumad vis second Sifrance.
Speaker 2: San contois, I don't know well ease and controi.
Speaker 1: France, no no suisse entoins sois entre francisrou play no
no suisse entoins sois entre francisrou play.
Speaker 3: Me francie contradict him.
Speaker 5: C c je compte, c c je comporte, tremien.
Speaker 2: Jeppeparients.
Speaker 3: Tell him, no I understand French, No.
Speaker 5: Je compret la France.
Speaker 2: As cojopart trovite.
Speaker 9: No vune valet patrovite, no vun bale patrovite.
Speaker 3: Tell him that he owes you money.
Speaker 5: Vouma duve de largent no humor device, what's there?
Speaker 3: Tell him to please give you sixty one francs.
Speaker 5: Donmos what's there? France silver?
Speaker 2: Play? Donmos? What's there?
Speaker 5: France silver?
Speaker 2: Play the car? Well, that's what's France. Say thank you
and that's enough.
Speaker 5: Mercy, it's as you, fi, mercy, it's as you.
Speaker 3: This is the end of today's lesson. When you continue
with the next unit tomorrow, please begin with track number two.