Who’s First?

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Who’s first?

MOLLY:	Hi, Sammy! What are you doing?
SAMIRA:	I have to make a video blog for school. It’s about hobbies.
EMMA:	Do you want to interview me? I have lots of hobbies.
SAMIRA:	Yes. I can use my phone to record you. Are you ready?
MOLLY:	Interview me first. I have choir practice at half past two.
EMMA:	I was first. I have football at two.
SAMIRA:	Okay, I’ll be quick. Emma, how many hobbies do you have?
EMMA:	A lot. Today, I have football in the afternoon and dance class in the evening.
MOLLY:	I have dance class today, too. We go to the same class.

have to [ˈhæv tə] pidama, kohustatud olema

a video blog (a vlog) [ˈvidiəu ˌblɔg], [vlɔg] videoblogi, vlogi

a hobby [ˈhɔbi] harrastus, meelistegevus

interview [ˈintəvjuː] küsitlema

me [miː] mind

lots of [ˈlɔts əv] palju

use [juːz] kasutama

record [riˈkɔːd] helisalvestama, salvestama (jäädvustama)

first [fəːst] kõigepealt

I’ll be quick. [kwik] Ma teen ruttu.

today [təˈdei] täna

an afternoon [ˌɑːftəˈnuːn] pärastlõuna

an evening [ˈiːvniŋ] õhtu

the same [seim] sama

SAMIRA:	Emma, what is your favourite club or hobby?
EMMA:	I think my favourite hobby is drama club.
MOLLY:	But you said you like dance class best.
EMMA:	Dance class is okay, but now I like drama club more.
SAMIRA:	What time do you have your drama club?
MOLLY:	It’s on Saturday at quarter to three.
SAMIRA:	How do you know?
MOLLY:	I have my cooking class at the same time.
SAMIRA:	Emma, how long is your drama club?
EMMA:	It’s two hours.

favourite [ˈfeiv(ə)rit] lemmik-

said [sed] ütlesid

like best [laik ˈbest] meeldib kõige rohkem

more [mɔː(r)] rohkem

long [lɔŋ] kaua kestab

an hour [auə(r)] tund

MOLLY:	My cooking class is only an hour and a half.
SAMIRA:	And the last question. Emma, is there any hobby you want to drop?
EMMA:	I want to drop piano lessons, but don’t tell my mum.
MOLLY:	Now my turn. My favourite hobby is Girl Guides.
EMMA:	No, I think your favourite hobby is interrupting.
MOLLY:	Soooorrry …