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Small Talk 2

Small Talk 2

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Rövid párbeszédek 2

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Where do you come from? H-va v-ló--?-/ H--nan-s-----zik? H___ v______ / H_____ s_________ H-v- v-l-s-? / H-n-a- s-á-m-z-k- -------------------------------- Hova valósi? / Honnan származik? 0
From Basel. Bá-el-. B______ B-z-l-. ------- Bázeli. 0
Basel is in Switzerland. Bá-e- --áj-b-n----. B____ S_______ v___ B-z-l S-á-c-a- v-n- ------------------- Bázel Svájcban van. 0
May I introduce Mr. Miller? B-mut-tha--m --nek---l--r ----? B___________ ö____ M_____ u____ B-m-t-t-a-o- ö-n-k M-l-e- u-a-? ------------------------------- Bemutathatom önnek Müller urat? 0
He is a foreigner. Ő kü----di. Ő k________ Ő k-l-ö-d-. ----------- Ő külföldi. 0
He speaks several languages. Több -ye-vet bes-él. T___ n______ b______ T-b- n-e-v-t b-s-é-. -------------------- Több nyelvet beszél. 0
Are you here for the first time? E-ősz-r van it-? E______ v__ i___ E-ő-z-r v-n i-t- ---------------- Először van itt? 0
No, I was here once last year. Ne-- -a-al--m-r---l--- -tt. N___ t_____ m__ v_____ i___ N-m- t-v-l- m-r v-l-a- i-t- --------------------------- Nem, tavaly már voltam itt. 0
Only for a week, though. De c-a- egy----ig. D_ c___ e__ h_____ D- c-a- e-y h-t-g- ------------------ De csak egy hétig. 0
How do you like it here? H-g--tetszi- --ne- ná--nk? H___ t______ Ö____ n______ H-g- t-t-z-k Ö-n-k n-l-n-? -------------------------- Hogy tetszik Önnek nálunk? 0
A lot. The people are nice. Nag-o-- ---e-b--e- kedv-se-. N______ A_ e______ k________ N-g-o-. A- e-b-r-k k-d-e-e-. ---------------------------- Nagyon. Az emberek kedvesek. 0
And I like the scenery, too. É----tá- -s te--z-k nekem. É_ a t__ i_ t______ n_____ É- a t-j i- t-t-z-k n-k-m- -------------------------- És a táj is tetszik nekem. 0
What is your profession? M--a---g-a----á-a? M_ a f____________ M- a f-g-a-k-z-s-? ------------------ Mi a foglalkozása? 0
I am a translator. F---í-- vag---. F______ v______ F-r-í-ó v-g-o-. --------------- Fordító vagyok. 0
I translate books. Kö-yvek-t -or-----. K________ f________ K-n-v-k-t f-r-í-o-. ------------------- Könyveket fordítok. 0
Are you alone here? E-y-dül ----i-t? E______ v__ i___ E-y-d-l v-n i-t- ---------------- Egyedül van itt? 0
No, my wife / my husband is also here. N-m,---f-le-ég-m /---fé--e- is--tt-v--. N___ a f________ / a f_____ i_ i__ v___ N-m- a f-l-s-g-m / a f-r-e- i- i-t v-n- --------------------------------------- Nem, a feleségem / a férjem is itt van. 0
And those are my two children. É- o-t v-n - -é---ye--e---. É_ o__ v__ a k__ g_________ É- o-t v-n a k-t g-e-m-k-m- --------------------------- És ott van a két gyermekem. 0

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