| The Motorhome Has a Kitchen |
28/03/2008
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F3/28 English Lesson NDE 9D-1 - Download (MP3)
F3/28 English Lesson NDE 9D-1
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NDE VOA Station ID
New Dynamic English, NDE 9D-1
Saly: Lao Opening
NDE Opening
VOA
SCRIPT 9D
Contents
NDE Opening
Interview. Bob Harris: We’re going to rent a motorhome.
Language Focus. When you travel by car, you have to stay in hotels.
Interview 2. Bob Harris: It has a kitchen.
Language Focus: The door is on the side of the motorhome.
Interview 3. Bob Harris: There are four beds.
Language Focus. Listen and answer.
Daily Dialogue: Making a Date (Part 1)
Question of the Week (answer): What can’t you buy?
NDE Closing
Story Interlude: Househunting
FIB Opening
Interview: Blake
Dialog: FIB Dialog, Blake, first meeting with Gomez
Language Focus: Variations
Interview: Blake
Language Focus: Questions Based on FIB Dialog
Culture Tips: Embrace Change
Language Focus: True/False
Business Dialog:
Focus on Functions: Talking with a receptionist
Gary’s Tips:
FIB Closing
Saly: Lao Opening
New Dynamic English.
NDE Opening
NDE MUSIC lead-in and then dips for voice over
Max (voice-over): Hi, I’m Max.
Kathy (voice-over): Hello. My name is Kathy.
Max and Kathy (voice-over): Welcome to New Dynamic English!
MUSIC up and then fade
Larry: New Dynamic English is a basic English language course and an introduction to American people and culture.
Today’s unit is “The Motorhome Has A Kitchen.”
Saly: Explanation in Lao what New
Dynamic English is about and what the title of this lesson is.
MUSIC
Kathy: Hello, Max. Max: Hi, Kathy.
Who’s our guest today?
Kathy: Bob Harris, the postal worker from Florida.
Max: Oh, sure...
He’s married to Sandra Harris. They have two children--Collette and, uh, John.
Kathy: Right. Bob’s going to talk to us today about his family’s vacation plans.
Max: Great!
MUSIC
Larry: Interview
Saly: Explanation of the word ·
· a motorhome in Lao
Are you going to rent a car? Lao translation
When you travel by car, you have to pay for motels. Lao translation
We can save a lot of money, because we don’t have to eat at restaurants. Lao translation
Kathy: Now it’s time for today’s interview.
Our guest today is Bob Harris
Next summer, you’re going to Alaska with your family.
Bob: That’s right.
We’re going to take the ferry from Seattle to Anchorage, Alaska.
And then we’re going to drive around Alaska for a week.
Kathy: Are you going to rent a car?
Bob: No, we’re going to rent a motorhome.
Kathy: A motorhome?
Bob: Yes. Some people call them RV’s --recreational vehicles.
Kathy: Why are you going to rent a motorhome?
Isn’t it expensive?
Bob: Not really.
When you travel by car, you have to stay in motels.
Motels are expensive.
When you travel in a motorhome, you don’t have to pay for motels.
You can sleep in the motorhome.
And the motorhome has a kitchen, so we can cook our own meals.
We can save a lot of money, because we don’t have to eat at restaurants.
Kathy: Sounds like a great idea for a vacation, Bob.
Our guest today is Bob Harris. We’ll talk more after our break.
This is New Dynamic English.
MUSIC
Larry: Listen and repeat.
Saly: Translation in Lao
Max: Bob is going to rent a motorhome.
(pause for repeat)
Max: Next summer Bob is going to rent a motorhome.
(pause for repeat)
Max: You have to stay in motels.
(pause for repeat)
Max: When you travel by car, you have to stay in motels.
(pause for repeat)
Max: You don’t have to stay in motels.
(pause for repeat)
Max: When you travel in a motorhome, you don’t have to stay in motels.
(pause for repeat)
MUSIC
Saly:
NDE Closing
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