Talking to Someone
Two minutes with a stranger at the bar.
- Them
Is this seat taken?
- You
No, please go ahead and sit down.
- Them
Thanks. Busy in here tonight.
- You
It is. Do you come here often?
- Them
Every few weeks. The music is good.
- You
I am new to the area, actually.
- Them
Then welcome. Where did you move from?
- You
From a much smaller town up north.
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Words in this dialogue
- seatsomething to sit on
- takenpast participle of take
- aheadin front; go right on
- downalong; to a lower place
- busywith a lot to do
- tonightthis evening
- cometo move towards here
- oftenmany times
- everyeach one
- weeksperiods of seven days
- musicsounds arranged to be pleasing
- goodof a high standard
- areaa part of a place
- actuallyin fact
- welcomeused to greet someone
- moveto go or put somewhere else
- mucha large amount
- smallerthe smallest of the sizes offered
- towna place smaller than a city
- norththe direction opposite south
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