At the Music Shop

Kas sa oskad mängida mõnda pilli? Kas keegi sinu perest või sõpradest oskab pilli mängida?
Kas sa tahaksid mängida mõnda ebatavalist pilli? Millist?

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At the music shop

DAD:	Here we are. Please don’t touch anything.
SIMON:	Look at all the instruments!
MOLLY:	Where are the recorders?
EMMA:	I want to try the guitar.
TOM:	I want to try the drums.

Here we are. [hiə wi ˈɑː(r)] Siin me oleme.

please [pliːz] palun

anything [ˈeniθiŋ] midagi

an instrument [ˈinstrəmənt] muusikariist, pill

try [trai] proovima

SALESPERSON:	Take it easy. One at a time. How can I help you?
MOLLY:	Can you show me the recorders, please?
SALESPERSON:	Sure. This way, please.
EMMA:	How much is that guitar?
SALESPERSON:	That guitar is 120 pounds.
TOM:	How much are the drums?
SIMON:	Look, they’re 79 pounds.
SALESPERSON:	No, the drum chair is 79 pounds. The whole drum set is 345 pounds.
TOM:	Yikes! That’s way too much. Too expensive for me.

Take it easy. [teik it ˈiːzi] Olge rahulikud.

One at a time. [wʌn ət ə ˈtaim] Üks korraga.

Sure. [ˈʃuə(r)] Jah, muidugi.

This way. [ˈðis wei] Siiapoole.

that [ðæt] see

a pound (£) [paund] nael (Suurbritannia raha)

a chair [tʃeə(r)] tool

the whole set [həul ˈset] kogu komplekt

Yikes! [jaiks] Oih!

way too much [wei tuː ˈmʌtʃ] üleliia palju

much [mʌtʃ] palju

expensive [ikˈspensiv] kallis

for me [fə ˈmiː] minule

SIMON:	He only has 20 pounds. What can he get for that?
SALESPERSON:	For 20 pounds, you can get ten egg shakers …
TOM:	Great!
SALESPERSON:	Or two recorders …
MOLLY:	I only need one.
SALESPERSON:	Or eight kazoos.
DAD:	Or thirty pairs of ear plugs.
SIMON:	Dad!