Hello once again and welcome to Learn French by podcast. My name is Hugh Nagel and here with me is Amelie Verdeier.

Bonsie Bonsie Bonsie Bonsie.

Bonsie. If you've already been in France or another French speaking country, chances are that you have found yourself asking for something in a shop in French.

It sounds so simple, but how do we say, I'll have that one?

No, sorry, the one beside that one.

No, sorry, the one beside that one. Let's find out in today's podcast.

Let's get started once again with a short but quick conversation.

First, we'll listen right through,

then we'll come back and look at the conversation more closely piece by peace.

A lausie.

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No, no, not to cue me, it's to do d'etost.

Vila, the three ocholatty and the tart.

He'll have a tart to comment person.

Yes, person.

Um, um, if you come here?

I prefer this de Kote.

Is there?

Not more adroit.

Voila, it's here perfect.

Very good. I'm in a ball of sweet.

Merci.

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