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English-Lao Phrasebook with Useful Wordlist (forLaotians).Center for Applied Linguistics, Washington, D.C.ISBN-87281-117-4BO159p.: Best ccpy available.Center for Applied Linguistics, 3520 Prospect Street,N.W., Washington, DC 20007 ($4.00; accompanyingcassettes $13.001English: Lao
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ABSTRACTEnglish phrases with Lao translations are presented
under the fcllowing headings: coping with the language barrier,useful forms cf etiquette, giving information about yourself,recognizing signs, converting weights and measures, using numbers,dealing with money, dealing with time, locating things, describingthings and people, doing things, going places, conveying information,health, food, clothing, housing, jobs, and about schools. Lao-Englishand English-Iao lists of useful wcrds are appended. (JB)
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The Center for Applied Linguistics has respondedto the urgent need created by the immigration ofthousands of Indochinese refugees to this country bydeveloping materials for use by the refugees andothers working with them. It is our hope that thispresent work, designed specifically for Laotianrefugees, will contribute to bridging the languageand cultural barriers, and help the refugees to taketheir place as new members of American society.
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ENGLISH-LAO PHRASEBOOK
Unit
Unit
Unit
Unit
Unit
Unit
Unit
Unit
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Contents
Introduction
Map of the United States
The 50 States and Important Cities
Coping with the Language Barrier
Useful Forms of Etiquette
Giving Information about Yourself
Recognizing Signs
Converting Weights and Measures
Using Numbers
Dealing with Money
Dealing with Time
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15
18
22
25
Unit 9 Locating Things 28
Unit 10 Describing Things and People 32
Unit 11 Doing Things 40
Unit 12 Going Places .................................... 50
Unit 13 Conveying Information 58
Unit 14 Health 62
Unit 15 Food 66
Unit 16 Clothing 71
Unit 17 Housing 77
Unit 18 Jobs 83
Unit 19 About Schools ...................................87
LAO-Engl:.sh Wordlist 93
ENGLISH-Lao Wordlist 125
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INTRODUCTION
The English phrases in this book aregrouped by subject and are selected for theirdirectness, brevity, and relevance to the needsof newly arrived residents of the United States.They are, for the most part, presented in theform of short, two-line dialogues.
The phrases and supplementary vocabularyin the 19 units cover a wide range of situetionsand serve to introduce new Laotian residentsto the daily activities of American life. Thetwo wordlists provide terms which are most fre-quently needed. In many phrases, the importantEnglish words and their Lao equivalents areunderlined. The cassette tapes which accompanythis phrasebook are available separately, andprovide spoken models of both the English andLao phrases.
As with all phrasebooks, this one is notintended as a step-by-step textbook for learn-ing English. It is intended as a handy refer-ence book for immediate use when English phrasesor words are needed.
This phrasebook is largely an adaptationof the Vietnamese-English Phrasebook (CAL, 1975)by Nguyen Hy Quang. It is based on needs asexperienced by Indochinese families who havebeen arriving in the United States since 1975.This Laotian edition has been adapted and trans-lated by Khamchong Luangpraseut. The calligraphywas also done by Mr. Luangpraseut. Most of theillustrations were generously provided by HalinaLuangpraseut.
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THE 50 STATES: IMPORTANT CITIES:
ALABAMA 18 NORTH DAKOTA 37 Atlanta, Georgia 16ALASKA 49 OHIO 22 Baltimore, Maryland 11ART.ZONA 42 OKLAHOMA 33 Boston, Massachusetts 5ARKANSAS 30 OREGON 48 Chicago, Illinois 28CALIFORNIA 48 PENNSYLVANIA 9 Cleveland, Ohio 22COLORADO 40 RHODE ISLAND 6 Dallas, Texas 32CONNECTICUT 7 SOUTH CAROL DNA 15 Denver, Colorado 40DELAWARE 10 SOUTH DAKOTA 36 Detroit, Michigan 24FLORIDA 17 TENNESSEE 20 Honolulu, Hawaii 50GEORGIA 16 TEXAS 32 Los Angeles, California 48HAWAII 50 UTAH 43 Miami, Florida 17IDAHO 44 VERMONT 3 New Orleals, Louisiana 31ILLINOIS 28 VIRGINIA 13 New York, New York 4INDIANA 23 WASHINGTON 45 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 9I OWE; 27 WEST VIRGINIA 12 Richmond, Virginia 13KANSAS 34 WISCONSIN 25 Salt Lake City, Utah 43KENTUCKY 21 WYOMING 39 San Francisco, California 48LOUISIANA 31 Seattle, WashingtonMAINE 1 Washington, D.C.
MARYLAND 11
MASSACHUSETTS 1
MICHIGAN 24MINNESOTA 26
MISSISSIPPI 19
MISSOURI 29
MONTANA 38
NEBRASKA 35NEVADA 47
NEW HAMSHIRE 2
NEW JERSEY 8
NEW MEXICC
NEW YORK 4
NORTH CAROLINA 14 9viii
UNIT 1COPING WITH THE LANGUAGE BARRIER
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What is your name?
-- My name is Kham.
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( I sin sorry ) I don' t understand. ( atsm ) 29t1 u Ltio
I don't speaks English (very well). iiyutfIntozr) gjgo tj/li (gtfixils))
I don't know very much English.
Please speak slowly.
I still don't understand. Please
say that again.
Do you understand?
-- Yea. I understand.
-- No. I don't understand.
(Speaker pointing to a fork):
What is thin in English?
(What do you call this?)
-- It is a fork.
I don't understand this. Can
you help me?
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Coping with...
I understand some of it.
I understand all of it.
I don't understand all of it.
I can speak French.
Do you speak French?
I want to learn more English.
Thank you for helping me
learn more English.
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I am studying English at school. 291) tar 751 9511n lT ?SAM
I am studying English at home.
I am studying English with an
American friend.
(Pointing to a written word):
How do you say this word?
What does this word mean?
What does this sentence mean?
Does anybody here speak Lao?
Is there a Lao-English
dictionary here?
Is there an English-Lao
dictionary here?
How do you say it?
That is very difficult.
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That is e:tay.
I don't know how to say it in
English.
I am learning more English
everyday.
Did I say it right.'
How do you spell your name?
- - It is K-H-A-M.
How do you spell "schocl"?
- - Its S-C-h-C-0-L.
Did I spell this word right?
-- That's not right. "School"
is spelle6 S-C-H..., not
S-K
I have brought a frif.d along
to help me with my English.
This is Seng, a good friend
Coping with...
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Hello. (or Hi.)
Good morning.
Good afternoon.
Good evening.
Goodbye.
Good night.
UNIT 2USEFUL FORMS OF ETIQUETTE
How are you? *
- - I am fine. Thank you.
And you?
-- I am fine, too.
Thank you (very much).
-- You are welcome.
- - Don't mention it.
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Thanks a lot.
Excuse me.
Pardon me.
I am sorry.
That is very good.
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This is Mr.
This is Mrs.
This is Miss
I am pleased to meet you.
Please come in.
Please sit down.
Good luck.
Have a good trip.
Have a good day.
-- Thank you. You, too.
So long.
I'll see you later.
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*Take care.
Thank you. That.'s very nice
of you.
*May I help you?
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Note:
Phrases marked with an asterisk (*) are those you may hear
Americans use when they speak to you; to use them correctly
yourself, you need to know more English.
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UNIT 2GIVING INFORMATION ABOUT YOURSELF
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My name is Mous Chong Chue.
My family name is Moua. (or
My surname is Moua or also,
My last name is Moua)
My given name is Chue. (or
also, My first name is Chue)
My middle name is Chong.
I only use my given name Chue.
We only use our given names.
Moua Chong Chue is how I write
my name the Lao-Among way.
Chong Chue Moua is how to write
my name the American way.
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Giving Informatior,.,
The American way has the given iwo Li/ S ,11J 019) 2.J-1name first.
aisa.) .
The Lao-Maong way has the family
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(Speaker introducing wife):
This is my wife Yang Lee.
(Speaker introducing husband):
This is my husband Moue ChongChue
This is my son Souvanh.
What is your last name
(family name)?
-- My last name (family
name) is Moua.
What is your first name?
-- My first name is Chue.
This is my daughter Boupha.
Excuse me. What is your name?
How do you spell your name?
-- It is C-H-U-E.
How do you say it?
Where are you from?
-- I am from Laos.
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I am Laotian.
Where were you born?
-- I was born in Xieng Yhouang
province.
Giving Information...
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When were you born?
-- I was born on May 17, 1940
(May seventeenth. nineteen
forty.)
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What is your date of birth? 151 010 ?
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I have an American sponsor.
I don't have a sponsor.
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The name of the agency is...
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Giving Information...
I have a (green) Immigrant.
Registration Card.
The registration number of my
card is...
I do nct have a passport.
All my papers were lost.
I finished primary school.
I finished secondary school.
I finished college.
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Giving Information...
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daughter-in-law Yt4-iw
husbandu.Co'D
wife t.x.11
brother.....c-) A--
sister !Fil:iZolder brother 910younger brother R1 Uolder sister
3'younger sister j9jg1 a
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half sister
relatives
uncle
aunt
cousin
niece
nephew
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UNIT 4RECOGNIZING SIGNS
Entrance
Exit
Push
Pull
Danger
Restroom
Ladies or Women
Gentlemen or Men
Emergency Exit
Fire Escape
tire Alarm
No Littering
No Smoking
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Step Down Z] 1/1;11e)cY9s1Z)
... 2 ' ... -.-Wet Paint Stof 0 V12..) 1 gt70
For Sale trt Y1161 21 0
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Beware of Dog .51 Oj MI S'i V
Hours: 9:00a .m. -5:00p .m.-.
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Hospital TS) WU') u1x./ ,41g.».1
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Stairs
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Recognizing Signs
Delivery ii Rear
Out of Order
To Lobby
Wet Floor
North
South
East
West
Waiting Room
Use Nickels, Dimes, or
Quarters
Change
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UNIT 5CONVERTING WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
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0,04 inch
0.40 inch
3.30 feet
0.62 mile
15
inches(cm.) (in.)
5
10
11
12
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
Converting...
1 teaspoon
1 tablespoon
1 fluid ounce
1 cup (8 fluid ounces)
1 pint (2 cups)
1 quart (2 pints)
1 gallon (4 quarts)
9 ca) to 710 1.06 quarts9 2.40 1 quart
212 rp51
122
104
!to 716 100 7s1 ccqw a c5-so
5o4o
86 30
68 20
50 10
32 0
14 - 10
0 - 17.8
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- 22 - 30
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020 )-"f0 20 40
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1 pound (1 lb)
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0.635 ounce
2.200 pounds
1.100 tons
UNITUSING NUMBERS
r11241 St (;)7D
three
four
Cardinal numbers:
five
zero
1 one 11 eleven 21 twenty-one 2002 two 12 twelve 22 twenty-two 1,000
3 three 13 thirteen 30 thirty 2,000four 14 fourteen 40 forty 10,000
5 five 15 fifteen 50 fifty 100,0006 six 16 sixteen 60 sixty
7 seven 17 seventeen 70 seventy 1,000,0008 eight 18 eighteen 80 eighty9 nine 19 ninetaen 90 ninety
10 ten 20 twenty 100 one hundred
9
two hundred
one thousand
two thousand
ten thousand
one hmndred
thousand
one million
CIOrdinal numbers cgmto
Using Numbers
1st first 20th twentieth
2nd second 3Uth thirti.:th
3rd third 100th hundredth
4th fourth 100uth thousandth
5th fifth 1/2 one -half
6th sixth 1/3 one-third
7th seventh 2/3 two-thirds
8th eighth 1/4 one-fourth (or on quarter)
9th ninth 3/4 three-fourths(or three quarters)
10th tenth 5/6 five-eighths
That is your phone number?
-- My phone number is 643-8709.
(six four three, eight seven
oh nine)
What is the room number?
-- The room number is 532 (five
thirty-two).
What is the house number?
-- The house number is 1246
(twelve forty-six).
Do you have a Social Secqrity
number?
-- Yes. I do. My Social Security
number is 465 -54 -9908.
How many children do you have?
-- I have two children.
How much Lima do you need?
-- I need three days.
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0How such money. do you have? A.) JgOt1 0101U LSI alC16)
- 290 -sad rvo Al-- I have twenty dollars.
124- at tirli16)Hog much is this? AT3,
- - Its $2.98 (two ninety-eight).-- Al Ell Z9) C)9L ttg:17r1;tltttf6)411
'nHow such would it cost? 93.ti Al lq1 tS: AJ7?-7 fiVil ?-- Al fll ;Ei 4192.)It would cost about ten dollars.
How old are you? 9E) 29) 141 $ a .165-- I am 36 years old. -- 2.9u ..JoS t,"s".
How tall are you?
- - I am five feet four (inches).
How much do you weigh?
- - I weigh 135 pounds.
How long is this?
- - It is 64 inches.
How heavy is it?
-- It is about 25 pounds.
How much gas can this hold?
-- It can hold two gallons.
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How such water should I use? C111; i.3E.C17$431 trmlu 1111Pi6) 7-- Use about three cups. _ 2.1,1i.t.r4971
What is the temperature today?
-- It is about 85 degrees.
Is it very cold outside?
-- Yes. Its 24 degrees.
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Is it very hot outoide? f5 V111 11.9Y1 .91,116) A1+ t,71 E11J ?J
-- Yes. It's 96 degrees.V_V
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CV . (V QJ 01, ?Is this the first time? 1105 11/1-9 Vii e,.) .
-- No. This is the second time. -- t-) 11.49 L iIJJ11 iv1.9 "Is)
Excuse me. Where is the rest- V161 . ?
room?" A--
- - The third door on the left.CV
trt t-1 t/1 01.1U cti9i R1E)LI
What is the date today? Q`33` ?
-- It is Thursday, the 25th -- 1 -613 S1, Wt. 1.71.6) G
(twenty-fifth).
Who wants to be first?
-- I want to be first.
Is this the last one?
- - Yes. This is the last one.
- - No. This is the next co
last.
-- No. There are three/many
more.
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UNIT 7DEALING WITH MONEY
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dollar ($) ($1.00)
half-dollar, fifty cents ($.50;507)
quarter, twenty-five cents ($.25;250)
dime, ten cents ($.10;10C)
nickel, five cents ($.05;50)
penny /cent (C) ($.01;10)
Do you have any money?
-- Yes. I have some money.
-- No. I don't have any money.
How much money do you have?
-- I have 10 dollars.
-- I don't have enough money.
Do you have change for a dollar?
Do you have change for a quarter?
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no you have change for a one/a five?
How much do I owe you?
-- You owe me three dollars and
thirty-five cents.
How lif.ch would it cost?
-- It would cost a lot of money.
You gave me a dime too much.
I'm afraid you made a mistake.
How much is this?
-- It's $1.95 (one ninety-five)
Plus tax.
-- It's $1.95 including tax.
Does this include tax?
Will you take a check?
Dealing with Money
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Here is my identification. ct4..133 C991 Z12.3 au fiL 2.9j
(At the Post Office):
I would like to buy a money order,
Please.
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Dealing with Money
(At the bank):
I would like to open a checking
account.
I would like t^ open a savings
account.
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01-, a-I would like to withdraw some
2,94.3 C19) .717.1.3 ti913 1)2_, a71 in19EJmoney.
I would like to cash this check,
please. I have an account here.
Here is my name and my account
number.
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UNIT 8DEALING WITH TIME
cal uut.», 2.9) t3.)1
What time is it? (or
Do you have the time?)
- - It is 9:15 (nine fifteen)
-- It is ten minutes to five (4:50)
- - It is half past three (3:30)
-- It is a quarter to seven/
six forty-five.
What is the date today? or
What day of the month is this?
-- It is Thursday, the 18th
(eighteenth).
What day of the week is this?
- - It is Wednesday.
What time do you open in the
morning?
What time do you close?
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Dealing with Time
Are you open on Saturdays and
Sundays?
We are early.
We are late.
When did you arrive in the
United States?
-- I arrived in the United
States in April 1975.
-- I arrived in the United
States recently.
What day/da,c did you arrive in
the United States?
__ I arrived on April 21st.
How long have you been in the U.S.?- - I have been in the U.S.
8 months.
Have ynu been here very long?- - I have been here only a
short time.
He's been in the U.S. a long time.
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How long will it take? JJ11 1.-..Cq tJtn1 6. t,,i9.51 7-- It will take three days.
..ui.) at oisjci k- , JA) xi,..) L-i.,- - It will take a lot of time.
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What time do I have to be there?29u 0131-, 11.1 e961 Z:.)213 t3 W1 1"--31S.u..1 7
- - At three o'clock._ - C'itn.1 6J-90 tua, f.D.Q1 o1ui.,..9
0'When will it be ready?t3P1C161 1) qt 1,1Z3 ?
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What time will the bus be here?
-- It will be here in about
ten minutes.
Useful Terms
day
night
morning
noon
afternoon
evening
hour
minute
second
week
month
year
today
tomorrow
yesterday
next week
last week
next month
last month
next year
last year
Dealing with Time
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Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
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February J1.0t.JUI
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August mrn,September 'lifts,
October WIP1
NovemberWOtmlf40)/1
December LUIZ,
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UNIT 9LOCATING THINGS
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TELEP4-10NE
Where is it?
-- It is here/there.
-- It is inside/outside.
-- It is in here/out there.
- - It is out here/in there.
-- It is up here/down there.
-- It is down here/up there.
- - I do know where it is.
Can you show me where it is'
Could you tell me where this
place is?
(At a public place):
Excuse me. Where is the rest-
room?
- - It is over there, on the
right/left.
- - It is this way. Follow me.
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- - Come with me. I wil show
you where it is.
(In a private home):
Excuse me. Where is the bathroom?
It is upstairs/downstairs.
It is way. The second
door on the right/left.
Would you like me to show you
where it is?
- - Yes, please.
Would you like me to take you
there?
Where do you live?
- - I live in Springfield,
Virginia.
Where are you from?
-- I am from Laos.
-- I am from California.
Where were you born?
-- I was born in Vientiane, Laos.
(At the supermarket):
Excuse me. Where can I find
some rice?
-- Rice is in aisle 6.
Excuse me. Is there a public
telephone around here?
Where can I get something to
eat/drink?
Locating Things
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Locating Things
Can you buy it in a department
store /drugstore?
What is the address?
-- The address is 4621 (forty-
six twenty-one) Jefferson
Street.
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Where is this place located? pe,..peJ i_n -UV C17 6.3*?CV ..) *'
and Franklin.
_ _..a.,w if Crl, blu,-, to gel
l c1 C Q-- It is on the corner of 18th
4an cNt cm.. r..;1., n ....- - I t is on Wilson Boulevard, _ - -uu *feel tx,.tx4hnfiJ 0. 0)J
between Barclay Street and if/0' tin.1 i i.$1-)t.mr)rfla tcw.,I ; r) tCamden Street. 4,...., al, cca)..1 . ,
,, ,..,- - It is across the street from --...usatite, lnenycltni,
the post office.
Did you see Mr. Martin anywhere?
Where did you put the can opener?
- - I put it 1.. that drawer.
-- I put it on the kitchen
counter.
-- I put it right here.
- - I don't remember where I put
it
Where do I sign?
-- Sign right here, on this line.
(Before sitting down to dinner):
Where should I sit?
-- You sit between Jim and
Nancy.
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(Getting into a car):
Where should I sit?
-- Please sit in front.
-- Please siA in the back.
Where did you find it?
I found it behind the door.
I found it among my clothes.
I found it in the street.
Where do I put this?
- - Put it on the bed.
-- Put it under the bed.
Which way is north/south/east/
west?
-- North/south/east/west is
this way.
Locating Things
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-.aHow are you listed 'n the 0121.1e C97 1m tmyAftcortyvbook?
- - I am listed under Rasmy,
Khamphan.9.1
-- I am listed under Kramer, _ RRAMERRobert N. RobER T A
'18"o; c.>!;'0. Q.
Where should I look:
-- Look in the Yellow Pages.
-- Look in the directory.
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UNIT 10DESCRIBING THINGS AND PEOPLE
c Q.40112)tS9j tC,Jt
How do you like it here?
-- I like it very much.
-- It is very nice.
-- I am not used to the cold/the
weather/the traffic yet.
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How long have you been in the U.S.? cgaZttnt4 a-W1.112.J61.9c)cc:izci'-- I have been here six months.
_ _ acv il.....P5c;-* trio, cg9u c c Z''D-- I left Laos in May.
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How old are you?
I am 36 years old.
I am almost 21.
I was 18 last week.
Are you hungry/thirsty?
-- Yes. I am.
-- No. I am not.
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Are you busy/free/in a hurry?
-- Yes, I am.
- - No, I am not.
Are you ready yet?
- - les, I am.
- - No, I am not.
How do you feel
-- I feel fine.
-- I don't feel very well.
-- So so.
(Tasting an Ame"ican dish for
the first time).
Hcw do you like it?
-- It is very good.
-- This is a new taste for me.
-- I will have to learn to
like it.
-- I really don't know yet.
-- I'm sorry, I don't think
I like it.
(Describing Laotian food):
What does it taste like?
-- It is salty/sseet/spicy/
Sour.
-- It tastes almost like
How fast can you tut?
-- I can type 60 words a minute.
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- - Not very fast. Only about
40 words a minute.
(At the barber shop):
How do you like your hair cut?
- - I want it short/medium/
long/very long/over the
collar.
What kind of car are you
planning to buy?
- - I an planning to buy a
small car/large car/a
station wagon/a pick up
truck.
Are you planning to buy a new
car, or a used one?
-- I am planning to buy a
used/new one.
What kind of apartment are you
looking for?
-- I am looking for a one-bed-
room/two-bedroom apartment.
-- I am looking for an efficiency/
studio apartment.
(About a new friend):
What is he like?
- - He is very nice.
-- He has a good personality.
- - He is very funny.
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- - I can't tell. He is very
quiet.
What does he look like?
- - He is short/tall.
- - He has black/brown/blond
hair.
-- He is slim/heavy-set.
-- He has a beard/mustache.
-- He is dark-skinned/light-
skinned.
Is he old or young?
- - He is old/young.
-- He is about 30 or 35.
-- I really don't know.
What is the matter with him?
- - He is upset over something.
-- He is sick.
-- He is worried about his
family.
How long do I have to wait?
- - You will have to wait about
15 minutes/two weeks.
- - It won't be long.
- - Only a few minutes.
How good is his English?
- - It is very good.
- - It is fair.
- - It is not very good.
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Describing...
How do you like your coffee?-... I like it black/with cream/
with sugar/with cream and
sugar.
(Talking about a lost suitcase):
How big was it?
- - It was this big.
What color was it?
-- It was blue.
How far is it from here?
-- it is three blocks from
here.
- - It is a 10-minute walk
from here.
- - It is close-by/not far.
-- It is a long way from here.
(Trying on a coat):
How is it?
-- It is too large/small.
-- It fits me perfectly.
- - I don't like the style.
-- It doesn't look good on me.
(About the quality of a watch):
Is this a good one?
-- Yes. It is a very good one.
- - It is not the best.
-- It is a cheap model.
-- It is cheap, but runs well.
(Referring to an object):
Is it very expensive?
-- Yes. It is very expensive.
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How is the weather?
-- It is hot/cold/windy/raining/
snowing.
(Referring to a machine):
What is wrong with it?
-- It doesn't work.
-- Something is wrong with it.
-- It needs to be fixed.
(Talking about a sick friend):
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SOME COMMON DESCRIPTIONS OF A PERSON.., & /
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frank
sad
mean
impolite
careless
selfish
worried
hard -work! 4
hungry
tired
hot
hurt
sleepy
lucky
poor
tall
fat
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angry
dumb
honest
shy
stupid
impatient
fair
unpleasant
glad
thirsty
sick
well
cold
dead
broke
wealthy
upset
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Do you work here?
- - Yes, I work here.
Did you work here?
- - Yes, I worked here.
Do you eat here?
- - Yes, I eat here.
Did yol eat here?
- - Yes, I ate here.
Do you sleep here?
-- Yes, I sleep here.
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-- Yes, I slept here.
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What did he want?
-- He wanted to see you.
When did they tell you?
- - They told me yesterday.
What did he say?
said, "OK." - - f::01Q "19 GO"
- - He did not say anything.
0C01.-- He said, "No."
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Where did Bill go?
- - He went to eat.
Did you like it?
I liked it very much.
Did she come here alone?
- - No, she came with a
friend.
What did she give you?
- - She gave me a present.
Did you finish it yet?
Yes, I finished it a long
time ago.
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- - I just finished it.
- - I did not finish it yet.
Where did you find this?
- - I found it right here.
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- - No, John took it.- - i., , cc0' .... ;sal ca, /tr
How much time did it take?
- - It took nearly two hours.Co Li kr. A-19,,, 9
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-- Yes, he loved her very much. -_ cr.-a., c c ao , al,o ma-) xis] a,..-1 En zIti
- - No, he did not love her. -- 6, a, o Ili /c-) 33-1 al.-N .,..)
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When did you hear about that?
- - I heard about it yesterday.
How long did you live there?
- - I lived there for three years.
Where did you buy this?
- - I bought it in Laos.
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-- I sold it to Bob Casey.
Why did you return it?
-- I returned it because it
was broken.
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- - It begin on July 12th - - ..U2.1C ..4.1 21U C.JU M 'Z .4 Ln C)%
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When did it end?
It ended two weeks ago.
It just ended.
It ended on April 20th
(April twentieth).
I do not know when it ended.
Did she become an American
citizen?
Yes, she became an American
citizen last year.
When did she leave?
-- She left ten minutes ago.
-- She left last Friday.
-- She left on May 15th
(May fifteenth).
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Did he answer your letter?wm'."C-:.:,satu 9 tra.t (4, 2.) ?
- - Yes, he answered it right -- CC4-O wo's7Cic-Ine 29E5J-Iaway. tni.J
Who did you ask?
-- I asked Larry Tanaka.
Did you get your paycheck?
- - Yes, I just got it.
- - No, I didn't get it yet.
When did you get here?
- - I just got here.
-- I got here fifteen
minutes ago.
Did you close the windows?
- - Yes, I closed all the
windows.
Did you open the windows?
- - Yes, I opened all the
windows.
Where did you pat my keys?
-- I put them over there.
Did you write to him?
-- Yes, I wrote to him
yesterday.
-- No, I didn't write to him.
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Did you call him back? C37,41:11ectStc.i 01Jtro a ?
-- Yes, I called him back right -- $1-81..1701tort On,
away. Poo eitr aCnqac,
How long did you teach there?
-- I taught there for three
years.
How much did it cost you?
- - It cost me nearly a hundred
dollars.
What did he need?
-- He needed a job.
How long di! )u keep the book?
- - I kept it for two months.
Did you forget all about it?
-- Yes, I did. I forgot all
about it.
Did John read this?
- - Yes, he just read it.
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-- I waited for nearly an hour. ObeiiC; icitsu rTS LLI2
Did someone drive you there?
- - Yes, Frank drove me there.
What kind of textbook did you
use?
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- - I used an American textbook.
- - I did not use any book.
Did someone explain it to you?
-- Yes, a friend explained it
to me.
Did he let you see it?
-- Yes, he let me see part
of it.
Did you speak to him in Lao?
- - No, I spoke to him in
English.
Did you pay your rent?
-- Yes, I did.
When did you pay it?
- - I paid it last week.
Where did you meet him?
-- I met him at the home of
a friend.
Did that make you happy?
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Did you make it yourself?
- - Yes, I made it myself.
When did it start?
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- - It started two weeks ago.
-- It just started.
- - It started on April 20th
(April twentieth).
-- I do not know when it started.
Who did you ride with?
- - I rode with Jose Garcia.
Did someone show you how to do it?
- - Yes, Leon Rubin showed me
how to do it. 7tn Q9 ti c7..))
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- - I saw it in a drugstore.
When did it happen?
It happened two weeks ago.
It happened just now.
It happened on April 20th
(April twentieth).
- - I do not remember when it
happened.
Where did they move to?
- - They moved to California.
Did your teacher know about this?
- - Yes, she knew about it.
Where did you sit?
- - I sat in front.
Which one did you pick?
- - I picked this one.
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What did you drink at the party?
I drank lemonade.
When did you send it?
-- I sent it yesterday.
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Where did you learn English?
-- I learned it here, in
America.
How much money did he borrow
from you?
- - He borrowed ten dollars
from me.
Who did you play cards with?
-- We played cards with Bill
and Nancy.
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Did you bring your Identification
Card (ID Card)?
-- Yes, I brought all my papers
with me.
How much money did you spend?
- - I spent nearly fifty
dollars.
Doing Things
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fix it.
Did someone help you do it?
- - Yes, Mike helped me do it.
Did you walk here?
-- Yes, I walked here with
Howard Chao.
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Going around in the city:
Where are you going?
am going to the drugstore.
I am going shopping.
I am going to work.
1 an going home.
I am going for a walk.
Do you know how to get there?
1 ...... ..,... .,-- Yes, I do.;No. I don't. CC..0%..I CC,6--z , .9.EJ s tc /,:g, ag,/e.:; g-
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to get to Jefferson Street, tp.r....1 cC u IC&[[tea-iC}Iii
a6u /e,please'? e.:) ?
Excuse me. What's the best way
to get to this address, please?
How are you going there?
-- I am going to take a cab
(taxi).
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- _ I am going by bus.
- - A friend will give me a ride.
-- Someone will drive me there.
- - I am going to walk.
Is it far from here?
Yes./No./I don't know.
How far is it from here?
It is only three blocks from
here.
It is a long way from here.
It is about fifty miles from
here.
It is about an hour's drive
from here.
(To cab driver):
Greyhound Bus Station, please.
Are you going by yourself, or
with someone?
- - I am going with someone.
Going Places
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What is the address?
Did you have trouble getting here?
- - No. Your directions were very
clear.
- - No. I didn't have any trouble.
-- I am afraid so.
Can I give you a ride somewhere?
- - If its not too much out of
your way.
Thanks a lot for the ride.
Goodbye.
(To bus driver):
Excuse me. Is this bus going
downtown?
What is the fare, please?
I would like a transfer, please.
I am going to Macy's Department
Store. Do I get off here?
(On the phone):
Could you send a cab to 1824
(eighteen twenty-four) Jefferson
Street, please.
(To police officer in the street):
Officer, I believe I'm lost. Can
you help me?
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I am going to Chicago.
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How are you going?
- - I am going by plane/train/bus.
-- I am riding with a friend.
- - I am going to drive.
(At ticket window):
I would like a ticket to Chicago,
please.
- - One way or round trip?
What gate number, please?
- - Gate number five.
Excuse me. What time is the next
bus to Baltimore?
Excuse me. Is this the right
bus for Baltimore?
Excuse me. What time is the next
train to New York City?
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Do you have any luggage to check?
- - Yes, I have two bags.
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baggage? t...)?
(On the train):
Which way is the dining car?
Where is the restroom?
(At the railroad station):
Excuse me. Where is the locker
room?
Where can I check this bag?
Which way is the exit?
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Useful Terms
taxi/cab
taxicab
bus
train
airplane /plane
boat
car/automobile
bicycle
motorcycle
bus stop
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ticket
one way ticket
round trip ticket
gate
platform
map
departures
arrivals
waiting room
information booth
bus station are, ca.) baggage
railroad station z A 41)-7,,r passenger
airport conductor
schedule
street
avenue
boulevard
road
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More Useful Terms:
Immigration and Naturalization
Service (INS)
employment office
unemployment office
city hall
police station
sheriff's office
real estate office
school
elementary school
secondary school
church
hospital
post office
Western Union Office
railroad station
bus station
airline ticket office
airport
bank
hotel
motel
drugstore
G,partment store
movie theater
drive-in movie
five and ten store
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hardware store
book store
public library
gasoline station
garage
laundry
laundromat
dry cleaner's
sewing shop
shoe repair shop
appliance repair shop
furniture store
thrift shop
Salvation Army store
Going Places
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UNIT 13CONVEYING INFORMATION
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110,
The telephone:
Excuse me. Is there a public
telephone near here'
May I use your phone?
- - Please do.
What is your telephone number'.
- - My telephone nur.ber is
362-7089.
What is the area code,
- - The area code is 202.
What is the telephone number
there?
Do you have his telephone number?
(Referring to a telephone
directory):
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excuse me. I have trouble finding
the telephone number of a friend
in here. Could you help me?
Hello. I would like to speak to
Mr. Smith, please.
Please tell him that Mr. An
called. Thank you.
Please ask him to call me at
362-4981.
Is this your home phone number?
Is this your office phone number?
Operator, I am looking for the
number of Mr. Ya:g Toua.
His family name is Yang, spelling
Y-A-N-G. His given name is Toua,
T-O-U-A.
Operator, 1 would like to make a
long distance call to Harrisburg,
Pennsylvania.
The person I am calling is
His number is
My name _s
This is a person-to-person call.
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This is a station- to- station
call.
This is a collect call.
I'm sorry...I think I've got
the wrong number.
I'm sorry. There's no one here
by that name. I think you've
got the wrong number.
The line is busy.
No one answered.
The Western Union Office:
Where is the nearest Western
Union Office?
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I would like to send a telegram26u,y)9,IA)blz,.cg,y,
to by the least expensive^7e5 9s,a,o,cn;0.1way possible. el;sq
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What is the minimum charge?
What is the minimum charge for
a night letter?
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This is the text of the telegram.
How much would I have to pay?
How long will it take to get
there?
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Is there a post office near here? ..M'siglutrIall c>
Where is the nearest post office? ?U
How much postage does this. letter .S ;12";;;) g,
need, please? ctii9F1703:3 ?
I would like to send this letter !IOU qt311719)9( .k.3 a6) 2.17-1)f..)
by Special Delivery. "ic.rc..j .
I would like to send this by
Registered Mail.
I would like to send this
package to
I would like to have five air
letters.
I would like to have a book of
10-cent stamps, please.
Do I need more postage on this
letter.
I would like to buy a money
order for fifty dollars, please.
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UNIT 14HEALTH
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I want to see a doctor.
I want to go to the hospital. 28E -JO. » 72.1
Can you call an ambulance for me? /3t..1SJIEC)b.JEJI 7enagti/c)-6 i"
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(On the telephonel:
Operator, this is a medical emer-
gency. Can you help me?
Are you all right,
-- I don't know...I think
I sprained my ankle.
Are you hurt?
-- No. I am all right.
Thank you.
(On the phone):
I would like to make an appoint-
ment with Doctor Clark, please.
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....... ,_. J., c. i e .I need to see a doctor. Can you 'a.t., c-5) al 1 3../ esvw L.1.J 0 m a. :1 0/1,3recommend one? :'" CC3-1:. a-Ac./1 tn aiD t.i7.-;" p3 S'
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doctor.(l
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How do you feel?
-- Not very well, doctor.
-- I have a fever.
- - I have a bad cough.
-- I feel tired.
- - I don't sleep too well.
- - I have no appetite.
Have you ever had this before?
-- No, I have never had this
before.
How long have you had this?
- - I have been like this for
two days.
Are you taking any medicine for
it?
-- No, I am not.
Do you have health insurance?
- - Yes, I do.
- - No, I don't.
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Health
Do I have to stay home from
work?
About how long will I have
to stay in bed?
Do I need a special diet?
Do I have to come back and
see you again, doctor?
*Do you understand the
instructions on the label?
-- Yes, I do...but I will
ask a friend to make sure.
*That is a good idea. You have
to be very careful with
medicines.
(To druggist/pharmacist):
Do you have anything for a
cough?
Do you have anything for a
sore throat?
I would like a receipt for it,
please.
Do you need a prescription
for this?
Is there a drugstore/pharmacy
near here?
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headache
stomachache
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hand
finger
chest
abdomen
back
leg
foot
toe
face
eyes
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gynecologist
obstetrician
surgeon
pharmacist/druggist
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I am hungry.
Are you hungry?
-- No, I am not hungry.
Is there a restaurant around here?
This food is delicious!
Do you like it?
-- Yes, it's very good. I like
it very much.
-- It's OK.
-- I'm sorry I can't eat I'm
not used to it.
Please have some more.
-- No, thank you. I've had
enough.
Would you like something to eat?
-- No, thank you. I've already
eaten.
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How about a whisky and soda?
-- No, thanks. I don't drink.
Have you had breakfast yet?
-- Yes, I have.
Have you had lunch yet?
-- No, I haven't.
Have you had dinner yet?
Is there a Chinese restaurant
near here?
Would you like a cup of tea?
- - Yes...thank you.
With, or without sugar?
- - Without sugar.
At a lunch counter:
I'd like a cup of hot tea.
I'd like a ham sandwich and a
glass of milk.
I'll have two eggs and toast.
-- How would you like your eggs?
I would like them soft-boiled/
scrambled/fried.
I would like a small Coke.
I want a bowl of chicken soup.
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Give me two scoops of ice cream.
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Buying Clothes:
May I help you?
I would like to buy a
sport shirt.
I would like to buy a
blouse.
What's your size?
-- I am sorry I don't know
my size. Can you take
my measurements?
Can I try it on?
Where can I try this on?
It is too large.
Do you have smaller sizes?
It is too small.
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It is too tight at the waist.
The sleeves are too long.
Do you do alterations?
Do you charge extra for
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When will it be ready?
This size fits me OK (well).
Does this have to be dry
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Is this machine-washable?
Does this have to be ironed.'
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(At the dry cleaner's):
I would like this dry cleaned.
No starch on the shirts. please.
I would like to have it Friday
afternoon. Is that possible?
When will it be ready?
Is there a laundromat around here?
(At the laundromat):
How much money do you have to put
in the machine?
About how much is a load?
Excuse me. How do you operate
this machine?
How much soap should you use for
one load?
When do you add soap?
About how long will it take?
Excuse me. Are you using this
machine?
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bath towel
face towel
kitchen towel
table cloth
napkin
curtain
diapers
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I need some needles.
Where are the pattern books?
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How much is the rent?
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I would like to see the manager,
please.
I have a complaint to make.
How many bedrooms are there?
How many bathrooms are there?
Is it near a school?
Is it near a bus line?
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I would like a single room.
I would like a double room.
How much is it for a day?
What is the checkout time?
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kitchen
bathroom
powder room
recreation room
fire place
screened porch
closet
attic
linen closet
basement
utilities room
garage
front yard
back yard
garden
patio
tool shed
upstairs
downstairs
roof
wall
mantle piece
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window
stairway
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window shade
radiator
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refrigerator
kitchen sink
kitchen cabinet
dishwasher
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pantry
bath tub
wash bowl
toilet bowl
toilet seat
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single bed
mattress
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buffet
dresser
lamp
mirror
curtain
sheet
blanket
pillow
bedspread
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razor
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What's wrong with it?
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It broke down.
It's broken.
Can you fix it?
Does something need to be replac
How much would it cost to fix it'
Does that cover both parts and
labor?
I think I can fix this myself.
Would a hardware store have it.'
vacuum cleaner
broom
dust pan
mop
brush
feather duster
dust cloth
waste basket
garbage can
disinfectant
detergent
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wrong size. It is too small big.
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I am looking for a job.
I am out of work.
I do not have a job.
I am applying for a job.
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Will this organization help me Sit at/ a3i.) tre,
find a job?
What was your occupation before
you came to the U.S.?
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-- I was a government official.
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job'
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How much does this job pay?
What are the working hours?
Do you get paid every week, or
every other week'.'
Beside the salary, are there
any benefits going with the
job?
What about leaves and
vac ,lons?
What about pay raises and
advancement?
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When do I have to let you know?
Is this a full-time or a part-
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UNIT 18ABOUT SCHOOL
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Is there a school. in this area? iSCar,
What kind of school is it?- - It's an elementary school.-- It's a junior high 'inter-
mediate school.- - It's a high school.
- - It's a nursery (school).-- Its a l(indergarten.
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I would like to se, the principal, 6).e.r.,c\ _2.0 clic-, /Si) Ai') th7Splease. ti.,,ri. ''.S,r7 111
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It will be some time before he sA,. it Al tY.L.) CT.;is fully adjusted. A t ctt Al 4j-4 uktzki .
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Where should he wait for the bus?
What time should he be there? /DIa z7eStsays 2-1.2.3 2-124 C
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What about school supplies?
Does the school provide them?
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I can help him with his home-
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I cannot help him with his home-
work assignments.
My children need to learn
English. Can you recommend a
textbook?
I would like to study more English
Can you help me?
I would like to know more about
the school system in the U.S.
Can you help me?
I will appreciate very much any
help you can give my children in
school.
I would like to know how my
children are doing in school.
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