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30 Minutes of Real-Life Spanish Conversations (A1–A2) | 10 Easy Dialogues for Beginners — Transcript

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  1. 0:01The herb omelet is cold
  2. 0:07Excuse me.
  3. 0:11Yes, how can I help?
  4. 0:14My herb omelet is cold.
  5. 0:20Cold? It just came out of the kitchen.
  6. 0:25No. It's not hot.
  7. 0:30Can I check it for a moment?
  8. 0:35Please.
  9. 0:38Yes, it's really cold.
  10. 0:44I have waited a long time.
  11. 0:49There are a lot of people today.
  12. 0:53I understand.
  13. 0:57Thank you.
  14. 1:00But I don't want a cold breakfast.
  15. 1:05Of course not.
  16. 1:09Please prepare a new one.
  17. 1:14We can heat it up quickly.
  18. 1:19No, please.
  19. 1:23Why not?
  20. 1:26Then it doesn't taste fresh.
  21. 1:31OK.
  22. 1:34I ordered a fresh omelet.
  23. 1:40You're right.
  24. 1:43And I pay for that.
  25. 1:47Of course.
  26. 1:51How long does it take?
  27. 1:54Six minutes.
  28. 1:58Please, really fresh.
  29. 2:04Yes, with fresh eggs.
  30. 2:08Thank you.
  31. 2:13I'll bring you some water right away.
  32. 2:23Argument at the supermarket checkout
  33. 2:28Excuse me.
  34. 2:32Yes?
  35. 2:35The queue starts behind the refrigerator.
  36. 2:42I only have one yogurt.
  37. 2:46I only have bread too.
  38. 2:51Then it will be quick.
  39. 2:56It's fast for everyone.
  40. 3:00I have to go to work.
  41. 3:05Other people too.
  42. 3:09Why are you saying that so loudly?
  43. 3:14Because you're cutting in line.
  44. 3:18I haven't seen anyone.
  45. 3:22There are seven customers behind you.
  46. 3:29Seven?
  47. 3:32Yes, look, please.
  48. 3:37Oh, that wasn't my intention.
  49. 3:42Then please go to the back of the line.
  50. 3:48But my appointment is now.
  51. 3:53That's annoying, I understand.
  52. 3:58Exactly.
  53. 4:01Even so, there's a line for everyone.
  54. 4:08Okay, I'll go back.
  55. 4:12Thank you.
  56. 4:16There's no need to get angry.
  57. 4:20I'm not angry.
  58. 4:25But that's how it sounded.
  59. 4:29I just want justice.
  60. 4:34Understood.
  61. 4:37Thank you.
  62. 4:42Sorry to everyone in the line.
  63. 4:52The bistro table is not free.
  64. 4:58Good afternoon.
  65. 5:02Good afternoon. Do you have a reservation?
  66. 5:07Yes, under the name Sánchez, for seven thirty.
  67. 5:13Just a moment, please.
  68. 5:17We arrived on time.
  69. 5:22Yes, I see the reservation.
  70. 5:26Very good.
  71. 5:29Unfortunately, there is still someone at your table.
  72. 5:35What? Is our table by the window?
  73. 5:41Yes, table twelve.
  74. 5:45But four people are still eating there.
  75. 5:51They wanted to pay.
  76. 5:55But they're still sitting there.
  77. 5:59That's true. I'm so sorry.
  78. 6:04We've reserved that table especially. Today is our anniversary.
  79. 6:13I understand.
  80. 6:16We don't want to sit by the door.
  81. 6:23I can offer you a table in the garden.
  82. 6:28It's cold in the garden.
  83. 6:32We have blankets.
  84. 6:36That's not ideal.
  85. 6:40The window table will be free in ten minutes.
  86. 6:47Ten minutes is fine, but no more.
  87. 6:54Of course.
  88. 6:57Please bring us two glasses of water.
  89. 7:05With great pleasure.
  90. 7:14The train ticket is not valid
  91. 7:19Good morning. Your ticket, please.
  92. 7:25Yes, here it is.
  93. 7:29One moment.
  94. 7:33Is something wrong?
  95. 7:37This ticket is for the train to Valencia.
  96. 7:43But this train also goes to Valencia.
  97. 7:48Yes, but not at this time.
  98. 7:54I thought it didn't matter.
  99. 7:58No, it's an economy fare.
  100. 8:03Nobody told me.
  101. 8:07It's written on the ticket.
  102. 8:13The text is very small.
  103. 8:18Could be.
  104. 8:22Can I stay anyway?
  105. 8:26Not without a new ticket.
  106. 8:31That's bad.
  107. 8:35You can go to the service counter.
  108. 8:41The train is leaving right away.
  109. 8:45Then you must hurry.
  110. 8:50Do I have to pay a lot?
  111. 8:54Perhaps just the difference.
  112. 8:59I have little time.
  113. 9:03The correct train leaves at 13:40.
  114. 9:10Which platform?
  115. 9:14Platform nine.
  116. 9:18Platform nine?
  117. 9:21Yes, to the right of the bookstore.
  118. 9:26Thank you.
  119. 9:29Please check the time next time.
  120. 9:37Yes, I will.
  121. 9:47The paper bag tears in the fruit shop
  122. 9:54Oh, what happened?
  123. 9:58My paper bag has torn.
  124. 10:03Apples are everywhere.
  125. 10:10Yes, and some are bruised.
  126. 10:15Did you have too much weight in the bag?
  127. 10:21No, only one and a half kilos.
  128. 10:27Perhaps the bag was wet.
  129. 10:33You gave me this bag.
  130. 10:38It's true.
  131. 10:42I don't want to pay for damaged apples.
  132. 10:48You don't have to.
  133. 10:52Good.
  134. 10:55I'll bring new apples.
  135. 11:00Please, the same variety.
  136. 11:05Golden or Gala?
  137. 11:09Gala.
  138. 11:13OK.
  139. 11:16And please, a sturdy bag.
  140. 11:22A cloth bag costs twenty cents.
  141. 11:29Why do I have to pay?
  142. 11:33The cloth bag is extra.
  143. 11:39But the first bag was bad.
  144. 11:44You're right.
  145. 11:48So?
  146. 11:51I'm giving you the bag for free today.
  147. 11:56Thank you, that's fair.
  148. 12:01I'm sorry.
  149. 12:05Alright.
  150. 12:09I'll clean the floor right away.
  151. 12:15Thanks for the help.
  152. 12:25The bicycle is attached to the scooter
  153. 12:31Excuse me!
  154. 12:35Yes, what's wrong?
  155. 12:39Your bicycle is tied to my scooter.
  156. 12:44To your scooter?
  157. 12:48Yes, with the blue padlock.
  158. 12:52Oh, no.
  159. 12:56I can't leave.
  160. 13:00I'm very sorry.
  161. 13:04I have a delivery.
  162. 13:08I'll remove it right away.
  163. 13:12Why did you lock it here?
  164. 13:16The bike rack was full.
  165. 13:21That's not an excuse.
  166. 13:25You're right.
  167. 13:28A scooter is not a bike rack.
  168. 13:34I realized it too late.
  169. 13:41Do you have the key?
  170. 13:44Yes, in my jacket.
  171. 13:48Then hurry, please.
  172. 13:53One moment.
  173. 13:57I've been waiting for five minutes now.
  174. 14:02This is really embarrassing.
  175. 14:07Yes, for me too.
  176. 14:11The padlock is now open.
  177. 14:16At last.
  178. 14:19I'm very sorry.
  179. 14:23Please use the bike rack in the park.
  180. 14:29Yes, I will.
  181. 14:33Good.
  182. 14:37Thank you for your patience.
  183. 14:48One extra juice on the bill
  184. 14:52The bill, please.
  185. 14:57Sure. Here it is.
  186. 15:01Just a moment, please.
  187. 15:05Is there a problem?
  188. 15:09Yes, there's an extra apple juice here.
  189. 15:15Apple juice?
  190. 15:19We've only taken one.
  191. 15:24There are two on the bill.
  192. 15:28Exactly.
  193. 15:31Perhaps your friend had one.
  194. 15:36No, he drank water.
  195. 15:41Are you sure?
  196. 15:44Yes, completely sure.
  197. 15:49I'll ask at the bar for a moment.
  198. 15:54Please.
  199. 15:57The bar says two juices.
  200. 16:02Then the bar is wrong.
  201. 16:08Why are you saying that so directly?
  202. 16:13Because I don't want to overpay.
  203. 16:17I understand.
  204. 16:20The rest is correct.
  205. 16:25I'll remove the second juice.
  206. 16:29Thank you.
  207. 16:32Sorry for the mistake.
  208. 16:36No problem.
  209. 16:40Now it's 21 euros.
  210. 16:45I'll pay by card.
  211. 16:49Perfect.
  212. 16:53And please check the tables thoroughly.
  213. 17:01Yes, we will.
  214. 17:11Argument over a seat on the tram
  215. 17:16Excuse me, may I sit down?
  216. 17:21This seat is reserved.
  217. 17:27Reserved? On the tram?
  218. 17:32I'm saving the seat for my father.
  219. 17:38But all I see here is your backpack.
  220. 17:43My father is coming now.
  221. 17:47I can barely stand up.
  222. 17:52My father is tired too.
  223. 17:57Then he can ask when he comes.
  224. 18:03But I want to keep the seat.
  225. 18:07That's not fair. Many people are standing.
  226. 18:14Yes, I understand.
  227. 18:18Please remove your backpack.
  228. 18:23Well, you're right.
  229. 18:27Thank you so much.
  230. 18:31Sorry. Please sit down.
  231. 18:36Okay. Next time, ask first.
  232. 18:44Yes, I will.
  233. 18:47That's better.
  234. 18:51Is everything all right?
  235. 18:56Yes, I'm better now. Thank you.
  236. 19:07Two identical mobile phones in the cafe
  237. 19:12Excuse me, that's my mobile phone.
  238. 19:17Your phone? It's next to my mug.
  239. 19:23My mug is there too.
  240. 19:28The case is dark green.
  241. 19:34Mine too.
  242. 19:38How odd.
  243. 19:41Can you unlock it?
  244. 19:45Yes of course.
  245. 19:49Please try it.
  246. 19:52Oh, it won't open.
  247. 19:56Then it's not yours.
  248. 20:02Perhaps you're right.
  249. 20:06I need my phone now.
  250. 20:11Me too.
  251. 20:14Let's search calmly, please.
  252. 20:20Good.
  253. 20:23There, next to the cake, is another one.
  254. 20:29That could be mine.
  255. 20:33Unlock it.
  256. 20:36Yes, this one opens.
  257. 20:41Then this one's mine.
  258. 20:46Excuse me.
  259. 20:49No problem.
  260. 20:53The phones look exactly the same.
  261. 20:59Yes, but we must be careful.
  262. 21:04It's true.
  263. 21:08I'm going to put a sticker on mine.
  264. 21:13Good idea.
  265. 21:17Thanks for checking.
  266. 21:22You're welcome.
  267. 21:32The appointment is at the South clinic.
  268. 21:37Good morning. I have an appointment.
  269. 21:43Good morning. What's your name?
  270. 21:48Nora Becker.
  271. 21:52What time?
  272. 21:55At nine fifteen.
  273. 22:00Just a moment, please.
  274. 22:04I came especially early.
  275. 22:10I can't find you here.
  276. 22:14That can't be.
  277. 22:18Your appointment is at the South clinic.
  278. 22:23But the message said North clinic.
  279. 22:30Can I see the message?
  280. 22:34Here you are.
  281. 22:37It says South here, not North.
  282. 22:43Oh, I misread that.
  283. 22:48That happens.
  284. 22:51But I need the appointment today.
  285. 22:56I understand.
  286. 22:59Can I stay here?
  287. 23:03Unfortunately not. It's fully booked today.
  288. 23:11That's very annoying.
  289. 23:15The South clinic is ten minutes away.
  290. 23:22Which bus?
  291. 23:25Take bus number 18 towards the port.
  292. 23:33Am I still in time?
  293. 23:37I'll call there for a moment.
  294. 23:41Thank you.
  295. 23:44They'll wait for you until nine forty.
  296. 23:50Great. I'll be right there.
  297. 23:57Don't forget your card.
  298. 24:07Two gray umbrellas in the building entrance
  299. 24:13Good afternoon.
  300. 24:17Good afternoon.
  301. 24:20I think you have my umbrella.
  302. 24:26This gray?
  303. 24:29Yes, exactly that one.
  304. 24:34I also have a gray umbrella.
  305. 24:39Mine has a yellow dot on the handle.
  306. 24:45A yellow dot?
  307. 24:49Yes, look, please.
  308. 24:54Oh, yes, there is a dot.
  309. 24:59Then it's mine.
  310. 25:03One moment.
  311. 25:06Please.
  312. 25:10I took it at the front door.
  313. 25:14There was mine.
  314. 25:20I was sure it was mine.
  315. 25:25It was raining a lot.
  316. 25:29Yes, and I was in a hurry.
  317. 25:34But please check again next time.
  318. 25:40You're right.
  319. 25:44Where is your umbrella?
  320. 25:48Maybe in the elevator.
  321. 25:52Let's take a look.
  322. 25:56Yes, it's hanging there.
  323. 26:01It has a black handle.
  324. 26:05That's mine.
  325. 26:09Good.
  326. 26:12Sorry for the mistake.
  327. 26:16No problem.
  328. 26:22I'll be more careful next time.
  329. 26:34They've taken the clothes out of the washing machine.
  330. 26:39Excuse me! Are those my towels?
  331. 26:45Yes, I took them out of the washing machine.
  332. 26:50Why did you do that?
  333. 26:54The washing machine had already finished.
  334. 27:00Even so, they're my things.
  335. 27:06You were not in the laundry room.
  336. 27:11I only went up for a moment.
  337. 27:15The washing machine was stopped for fifteen minutes.
  338. 27:23Then you can knock on my door.
  339. 27:29I don't know which apartment is yours.
  340. 27:34You can wait.
  341. 27:38Other people wanted to wash.
  342. 27:43I understand.
  343. 27:46So I had to do something.
  344. 27:52But my towels are on the chair now.
  345. 27:58The chair is clean.
  346. 28:03Even so, it's uncomfortable.
  347. 28:08I'm sorry.
  348. 28:11Please don't touch my clothes again.
  349. 28:17OK.
  350. 28:21How long does the washing machine need?
  351. 28:26Forty more minutes.
  352. 28:31Then I'll wait.
  353. 28:35The dryer is free.
  354. 28:40Okay, then I'll dry them now.
  355. 28:45I didn't want an argument.
  356. 28:50Me neither.
  357. 28:54Next time I'll wait longer.
  358. 28:59Thank you.
  359. 29:05No problem.
  360. 29:14The hairdresser is not here
  361. 29:19Good morning.
  362. 29:23Good morning. Do you have an appointment?
  363. 29:28Yes, at ten with Sara.
  364. 29:33Your name, please.
  365. 29:37Amira Vidal.
  366. 29:41One moment.
  367. 29:44I just want to trim the ends.
  368. 29:50Sara is sick today, unfortunately.
  369. 29:56What? Nobody wrote to me.
  370. 30:01I'm very sorry.
  371. 30:05I came all the way from downtown just for this.
  372. 30:11I understand your anger.
  373. 30:15That's unprofessional.
  374. 30:20You're right.
  375. 30:24I have an appointment at the office later.
  376. 30:31At what time exactly?
  377. 30:36At twelve o'clock.
  378. 30:39Nadia can see you in twenty minutes.
  379. 30:46Twenty minutes is a long time.
  380. 30:52She cuts very quickly.
  381. 30:56But I wanted Sara.
  382. 31:01Nadia works just as well.
  383. 31:07Do I get a small discount?
  384. 31:12I can deduct five euros.
  385. 31:17That's fair.
  386. 31:21Thank you for your understanding.
  387. 31:26Please call ahead next time.
  388. 31:32Yes, we will.
  389. 31:36Then I'll wait.
  390. 31:41Please take a seat there.

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