Inspired Beginners 14, Kedar.

Hello Marina, how is this?

Hi, Ben. How are you?

Fantastic, thank you very much.

And today we're going to be talking about the verb Kedad, which means to meet people.

We're going to be talking about how to meet people and how to make excuses when you really don't feel like it.

Isn't that right?

Yeah, that's perfect.

So what are we going to start with, first of all?

We are going to start reviewing a bit of the phrases and grammar that we saw in last podcast,

where we introduced the future tense.

Exactly.

So a quick revision, three key phrases or pieces of grammar, starting with, let me see, Google will have a political party. How would you say Google will have a political party? Now, as usual, we're going to leave a pause for you and then afterwards to try and remember it. And then afterwards, Marina's going to come back with her version.

So, Google will have a political party.

Google will tendra a party.

Very bien.

Okay, the next one is the fact that I think,

I'm hoping that everyone won't have to learn Chinese in 50 years time, because I'll be pretty old and I won't have the energy by then.

So, how would you say, I will be very old?

Okay, so that's the future, first person, singular future of the verb, ser to be.

Now Marina was fairly convinced that everyone will be traveling to space in 50 years time.

So how would we say people will travel to space? The people will travel to space the

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