owner-idm@hyperreal.com wrote:
quoted 13 lines Trying to improve your foreign languages? Look no further than the Ventolin>
> Trying to improve your foreign languages? Look no further than the Ventolin
> Maranzavose mix. I don't believe it myself: that I didn't hear it any sooner,
> as I must have played the thing innumerable times. Fancy missing that.
>
> Anyways. After the break at 1.30 you hear some doggy sounds and child's
> babblings. Perhaps you thought it was russian ...
>
> Actually, he's counting from 1 to 15 in a somewhat distorted manner. 'een(1),
> drie(3), vier(4), vier, vijf(5), zes, zeven, acht, negen, tien, elf, twaalf,
> dertien, veertien, vijftien', with thrice repeated 'twaalf dertien' at the end.
>
> Oh well, back to ear training lessons for me.
A bit late on the mail and I just checked this out. I can't believe I've
listened to that track so many times without catching the words. The speaking is
fairly garbled, but with attention you can make it out...
So, knap gedaan Helen, that's the most surprising sample-spot of the year (for me
anyway)...
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L'hermine est un animal tres sale. Elle est en soi-meme un
drap de lit precieux, mais comme elle n'en a pas de paire de
rechange, elle fait la lessive avec sa langue. - Alfred Jarry
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