Teletubusie
Powitania:
- Not too bad, and yourself?
- I am fine, not in the mood for work though
- I know the feeling
- How are you keeping Dermot?
- I am grand. Happy with the weather, for a change. Did you have a nice weekend?
- Oh yeah. Quiet but nice.
- How are things, Ania?
- Fine, thanks. How are you? Did you enjoy yourself yesterday?
- Oh yeah, I had a great time.
- Hi Tom I haven’t seen you in ages. How are things?
- I am fine, thanks. Just back from my holidays. How are you?
- Not too bad. Thank you. So how was your trip?
Pożegania:
- OK, I am heading off now. Be good.
- Bye bye, have fun and say hello to (e.g. Kate, Kasia etc)
- Going home now, have a good weekend
- You too, have a good one, take care, bye bye
- See you folks,
- Take care Peter, bye, I’ll see you tomorrow.
- It was great to see you, guys. Thanks for coming.
- Thanks for lovely dinner, Laura.
- Thank you, Laura. The food was delicious. Hope to see you soon. Next time it’s our turn.
- Sure, just give me a buzz.
- We will, bye bye.
- Bye and safe home.
- I must go now. Thanks for the coffee.
- Not at all. It was great to see you. We must stay in touch.
- I’ll give you a ring next week. See you.
- See you, bye.
Jeśli zdarzyło się Państwu słyszeć rodaka, który na pytanie how are you (dosłownie: jak się masz?), „otworzył się” na zupełnie nieprzygotowanego na to rozmówcę, to wiedzą Państwo o czym pisałam na wstępie. Poniższy dialog wcale nie jest zmyślony:
Ann: -How are you, Marcin?
Marcin: -Oh, I am really tired and depressed. The weather is horrible, I hate my job, and on top of that I have the feeling my girlfriend is cheating on me…
Polska Szkoła Angielskiego przyjmuje obecnie zapisy na intensywne przedpołudniowe kursy na poziomie podstawowym i średnio-zaawansowanym oraz na kursy przygotowujące do egzaminu FCE w grudniu 2008 (First Certificate of English)
Tekst ukazał się w druku w "PG" w Dublinie dnia 17 Lipca 2008
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1 comment:
wow, this is tough.
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