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Small Talk 2

Small Talk 2

21 [douăzeci şi unu]

Small talk 2

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Where do you come from? De u-de -----i? D_ u___ v______ D- u-d- v-n-ţ-? --------------- De unde veniţi? 0
From Basel. Di---a---. D__ B_____ D-n B-s-l- ---------- Din Basel. 0
Basel is in Switzerland. B--el s- --l---n Elv-ţia. B____ s_ a___ î_ E_______ B-s-l s- a-l- î- E-v-ţ-a- ------------------------- Basel se află în Elveţia. 0
May I introduce Mr. Miller? Po--s- v--l-prez--- ---do---l Mü---r? P__ s_ v___ p______ p_ d_____ M______ P-t s- v--- p-e-i-t p- d-m-u- M-l-e-? ------------------------------------- Pot să vi-l prezint pe domnul Müller? 0
He is a foreigner. E- -s-- -t-ă--. E_ e___ s______ E- e-t- s-r-i-. --------------- El este străin. 0
He speaks several languages. E- v-rb-şte-m-i ----e-l--bi. E_ v_______ m__ m____ l_____ E- v-r-e-t- m-i m-l-e l-m-i- ---------------------------- El vorbeşte mai multe limbi. 0
Are you here for the first time? Sun--ţ--pe-tru-p---- oa----ic-? S______ p_____ p____ o___ a____ S-n-e-i p-n-r- p-i-a o-r- a-c-? ------------------------------- Sunteţi pentru prima oară aici? 0
No, I was here once last year. N-- -m --st-de-a-an-l --e--t ai--. N__ a_ f___ d___ a___ t_____ a____ N-, a- f-s- d-j- a-u- t-e-u- a-c-. ---------------------------------- Nu, am fost deja anul trecut aici. 0
Only for a week, though. Dar--u--i---------- s-p-ă--n-. D__ n____ t___ d_ o s_________ D-r n-m-i t-m- d- o s-p-ă-â-ă- ------------------------------ Dar numai timp de o săptămână. 0
How do you like it here? C-m-vă-----e----noi? C__ v_ p____ l_ n___ C-m v- p-a-e l- n-i- -------------------- Cum vă place la noi? 0
A lot. The people are nice. F------bine.--a-en-- s-n- ---guţi. F_____ b____ O______ s___ d_______ F-a-t- b-n-. O-m-n-i s-n- d-ă-u-i- ---------------------------------- Foarte bine. Oamenii sunt drăguţi. 0
And I like the scenery, too. Ş- -eis-ju--îmi p-ac-. Ş_ p_______ î__ p_____ Ş- p-i-a-u- î-i p-a-e- ---------------------- Şi peisajul îmi place. 0
What is your profession? C- -u--e-i-d--me-erie? C_ s______ d_ m_______ C- s-n-e-i d- m-s-r-e- ---------------------- Ce sunteţi de meserie? 0
I am a translator. S-n- -r-d-căto-. S___ t__________ S-n- t-a-u-ă-o-. ---------------- Sunt traducător. 0
I translate books. Tra--c---rţi. T_____ c_____ T-a-u- c-r-i- ------------- Traduc cărţi. 0
Are you alone here? S------ -i-gur - ---ic-? S______ s_____ / ă a____ S-n-e-i s-n-u- / ă a-c-? ------------------------ Sunteţi singur / ă aici? 0
No, my wife / my husband is also here. Nu,--o--- --a /-s---- m-u--ste-de--sem---a -ic-. N__ s____ m__ / s____ m__ e___ d_ a_______ a____ N-, s-ţ-a m-a / s-ţ-l m-u e-t- d- a-e-e-e- a-c-. ------------------------------------------------ Nu, soţia mea / soţul meu este de asemenea aici. 0
And those are my two children. Ş--a--lo -u-t-cei-d-- --p-i ----ei. Ş_ a____ s___ c__ d__ c____ a_ m___ Ş- a-o-o s-n- c-i d-i c-p-i a- m-i- ----------------------------------- Şi acolo sunt cei doi copii ai mei. 0

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