Words of module 1: Arrival · Word review

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Words of module 1: Arrival

Reviews practise both sides: wherever Lukas and Lena would say something differently, you do it once as each.

In this module you learned to

  • greet an older neighbour politely and say my name
  • say hello to a child, ask her name, get my key back and ask where something is
  • introduce myself in a café, choose coffee or tea, and say if I like something
  • knock on a neighbour's door, say that I want to sleep, and ask someone to do something tomorrow
  • ask how someone is, and ask where people live

From this module's scenes

  • good evening

    good evening

    Good evening
  • new

    new

    Good evening! Are you the new neighbour?Good evening! Are you the new neighbour?

    Good evening
  • neighbour

    neighbour

    Good evening! Are you the new neighbour?Good evening! Are you the new neighbour?

    Good evening
  • yes

    yes

    Yes. My name is Lukas.Yes. My name is Lukas.

    Yes. My name is Lena.Yes. My name is Lena.

    Good evening
  • name

    name

    Yes. My name is Lukas.Yes. My name is Lukas.

    Yes. My name is Lena.Yes. My name is Lena.

    Good evening
  • nice to meet you

    nice to meet you

    Good evening
  • house

    house / building

    Nice to meet you. I’m Anne Walker. This is my house.Nice to meet you. I’m Anne Walker. This is my house.

    Good evening
  • here you are

    here is

    Good evening
  • key

    key

    Here is your key.Here is your key.

    Good evening
  • thank you

    thank you

    Thank you!Thank you!

    Thank you!Thank you!

    Good evening
  • this

    this

    And who is this?And who is this?

    And who is this?And who is this?

    Good evening
  • who

    who

    And who is this?And who is this?

    And who is this?And who is this?

    Good evening
  • and

    and

    And who is this?And who is this?

    And who is this?And who is this?

    Good evening
  • no

    no

    Milo! No!Milo! No!

    Good evening
  • take

    take (take hold of)

    Milo takes the key.Milo takes the key.

    Good evening
  • goodbye

    goodbye

    My key! Goodbye, key!My key! Goodbye, key!

    My key! Goodbye, key!My key! Goodbye, key!

    Good evening
  • hello

    hi

    Hello. What’s your name?Hello. What’s your name?

    Hello. What’s your name?Hello. What’s your name?

    My key!
  • grandmother

    grandmother

    I’m Nicky. Anne is my grandmother. Are you the new neighbour?I’m Nicky. Anne is my grandmother. Are you the new neighbour?

    My key!
  • have

    have

    Yes. My name is Lukas. Do you have my key?Yes. My name is Lukas. Do you have my key?

    Yes. My name is Lena. Do you have my key?Yes. My name is Lena. Do you have my key?

    My key!
  • you’re welcome

    you're welcome

    My key!
  • very

    very

    There’s a café here. It’s very good.There’s a café here. It’s very good.

    My key!
  • cat

    cat

    Bad cat!Bad cat!

    Bad cat!Bad cat!

    My key!
  • bad

    bad

    Bad cat!Bad cat!

    Bad cat!Bad cat!

    My key!
  • just

    just / simply

    He isn’t bad. He’s just hungry.He isn’t bad. He’s just hungry.

    My key!
  • hungry

    hungry

    I’m hungry too.I’m hungry too.

    I’m hungry too.I’m hungry too.

    My key!
  • too

    too / also

    I’m hungry too.I’m hungry too.

    I’m hungry too.I’m hungry too.

    My key!
  • good

    good

    Good. I’m going to the café.Good. I’m going to the café.

    Good. I’m going to the café.Good. I’m going to the café.

    My key!
  • here

    here

    There’s a café here. It’s very good.There’s a café here. It’s very good.

    My key!
  • café

    café

    Where is the café?Where is the café?

    Where is the café?Where is the café?

    My key!
  • where

    where

    Where is the café?Where is the café?

    Where is the café?Where is the café?

    My key!
  • downstairs

    downstairs

    Downstairs. There.Downstairs. There.

    My key!
  • go

    go (on foot)

    My key!
  • good morning

    good morning

    Enjoy your meal
  • know

    know (a fact)

    Yes! How do you know?Yes! How do you know?

    Yes! How do you know?Yes! How do you know?

    Enjoy your meal
  • everything

    everything

    Anne knows. She knows everything.Anne knows. She knows everything.

    Enjoy your meal
  • coffee

    coffee

    Enjoy your meal
  • or

    or

    Coffee or tea?Coffee or tea?

    Enjoy your meal
  • please

    please

    A coffee, please.A coffee, please.

    A coffee, please.A coffee, please.

    Enjoy your meal
  • cake

    cake

    Here you are. And some cake too!Here you are. And some cake too!

    Enjoy your meal
  • but

    but

    Thank you. But this cake is not mine.Thank you. But this cake is not mine.

    Thank you. But this cake is not mine.Thank you. But this cake is not mine.

    Enjoy your meal
  • now

    now

    Now it is yours. Are you hungry? Anne already knows.Now it is yours. Are you hungry? Anne already knows.

    Enjoy your meal
  • already

    already

    Now it is yours. Are you hungry? Anne already knows.Now it is yours. Are you hungry? Anne already knows.

    Enjoy your meal
  • enjoy your meal

    enjoy your meal

    Enjoy your meal
  • how

    how

    Enjoy your meal! How is the cake?Enjoy your meal! How is the cake?

    Enjoy your meal
  • want

    want

    I want to sleep. Play tomorrow, all right?I want to sleep. Play tomorrow, all right?

    I want to sleep. Play tomorrow, all right?I want to sleep. Play tomorrow, all right?

    It’s night now
  • night

    night

    Yes. But it is night now.Yes. But it is night now.

    Yes. But it is night now.Yes. But it is night now.

    It’s night now
  • trumpet

    trumpet

    It’s night. A trumpet is playing upstairs.It’s night. A trumpet is playing upstairs.

    It’s night now
  • play

    play (an instrument)

    It’s night. A trumpet is playing upstairs.It’s night. A trumpet is playing upstairs.

    It’s night now
  • upstairs

    upstairs

    It’s night. A trumpet is playing upstairs.It’s night. A trumpet is playing upstairs.

    It’s night now
  • live

    live

    Nice to meet you. My name is Lukas. I live downstairs.Nice to meet you. My name is Lukas. I live downstairs.

    Nice to meet you. My name is Lena. I live downstairs.Nice to meet you. My name is Lena. I live downstairs.

    It’s night now
  • musician

    musician

    I’m a musician.I’m a musician.

    It’s night now
  • sorry

    sorry

    Oh! Sorry.Oh! Sorry.

    It’s night now
  • sleep

    sleep

    Yes. He’s my friend. He sleeps here.Yes. He’s my friend. He sleeps here.

    It’s night now
  • can

    can (be able to)

    It’s night now
  • tomorrow

    tomorrow

    All right. Tomorrow.All right. Tomorrow.

    It’s night now
  • well

    well / fine

    It’s night now
  • friend

    friend

    Yes. He’s my friend. He sleeps here.Yes. He’s my friend. He sleeps here.

    It’s night now
  • good night

    good night

    It’s night now
  • how are you

    how are you?

    Who lives where?
  • and you

    and you?

    Who lives where?
  • not very well

    not great

    Who lives where?
  • there

    there

    Here and there. Upstairs and downstairs. He’s the boss!Here and there. Upstairs and downstairs. He’s the boss!

    Who lives where?
  • every

    every

    No. But she comes every day. She’s my granddaughter.No. But she comes every day. She’s my granddaughter.

    Who lives where?
  • day

    day

    No. But she comes every day. She’s my granddaughter.No. But she comes every day. She’s my granddaughter.

    Who lives where?
  • granddaughter

    granddaughter

    No. But she comes every day. She’s my granddaughter.No. But she comes every day. She’s my granddaughter.

    Who lives where?
  • Mrs

    Mrs (polite, before a woman's name)

    Sorry, Mrs Walker!Sorry, Mrs Walker!

    Who lives where?
  • boss

    the person in charge

    Here and there. Upstairs and downstairs. He’s the boss!Here and there. Upstairs and downstairs. He’s the boss!

    Who lives where?
  • morning

    morning

    Good morning. How are you?Good morning. How are you?

    Who lives where?
  • evening

    evening

    Who lives where?
  • hello

    good day / hello

    Hello!Hello!

    Who lives where?

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