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You're all fastened up here, young man.
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And then you go to bed.
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Come on, now. Sit still.
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Come on, Ricky. Sit still, honey. Now,
Mama's got to... Come on, honey. I'm
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hungry. I'm ready. We can go as soon as
Mrs. Trumbull gets here.
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Hey, what are we going to eat?
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We're going to meet the merchants at
that French restaurant.
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What French restaurant? The new one. The
one the Applebee's told us about. You
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remember? Okay. I'm going to see what's
keeping Mrs. Trumbull.
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Okay. Listen, Carolyn said that the
menus were all written in French. Do you
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know how to read French?
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Sure. I can read it. Oh, good.
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But I can't understand it.
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Oh, great.
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Well, listen, Ethel took French in high
school, and Fred was in France during
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the First World War.
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Let's let them order, and then we'll
take what they take. All right.
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There's Mrs. Trumbull. I'll let her in.
Good night, old man. Say good night,
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Poppy. Good night. Say good night,
honey. Good night, boy. Take your
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Here we go. Now, I want you to go right
to sleep for Mrs.
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Trumbull. You lie down now, honey. You
go right to sleep for Mrs. Trumbull.
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What time did they say they'd meet us
here, Ethel? Oh, they ought to be here
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minute. Well, I'm hungry.
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So am I.
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Now, let's see what looks good.
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Fred. Yeah?
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This menu's all written in French.
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Well, what did you expect in a French
restaurant?
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But there's no English on it.
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Let me see it.
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Where's English here?
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Where? Right here.
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Acme Printing Corporation.
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Union Shop.
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Oh, very funny.
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Well, I ought to be able to figure out
something on this thing.
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After all, during the First World War, I
was stationed in France. I know. Well,
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I was.
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You were there exactly three weeks.
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Well, I learned a lot. I know everything
you learned, and they don't serve hinky
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-dinky parley -booey.
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Ask the waiter to tell us what these
things mean.
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Hey, Glocken!
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I know what we'll do.
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We'll wait till Ricky orders, and then
we'll say we'll have some of the same.
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Well, what makes you think he can speak
French? Well, he speaks Spanish, and all
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those foreign languages are practically
the same. Oh.
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Wouldn't you think I'd recognize
something on this thing?
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Oh, hi.
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Oh, isn't this fun?
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It's a real atmospheric type place,
isn't it? Yeah, I feel just like I was
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Paris.
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Bonsoir, monsieur, madame.
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Bonsoir. Bonsoir.
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Oh,
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gee, doesn't everything look delicious?
It certainly does.
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What is madame's choice?
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Oh, well, it certainly is difficult to
make a choice.
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What are you going to have, Fred?
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Me? Uh -huh.
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Oh, I don't know.
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What are you going to order, Rick?
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Well, I thought I'd have this. Oh, I beg
your pardon. Ladies first. Go ahead, I
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thought.
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Oh, I haven't decided yet.
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Lucy? Oh, no, you don't. I started this.
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Well, now, is anyone ready to order?
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Well, you go ahead.
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You know,
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we could starve to death like this. Now,
someone has to go first.
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Ah. would gladly go first, but I have
already eaten.
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Oh, well, I know I'll count.
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One potato, two potato, three potato,
four. Please, allow me.
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Une pomme de terre, deux pommes de
terre, trois pommes de terre, quatre,
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pommes de terre, six pommes de terre,
sept pommes de terre, c 'est tout.
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Ma mère m 'a dit de prendre à vous. Oh,
well, that sounds good. Bring four
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orders to that.
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Madame, I was counting.
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You must order first.
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Oh, well, let's see now.
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I'll have this.
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That? Yes. I'll have the same. Me too.
So will I. Ah, madame, monsieur.
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You heard our order. Will you please
bring it?
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Please. Could I not suggest something
else? No. This is what we want.
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Very well.
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Four orders of clothes on Sundays.
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Please allow me.
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I will bring you this speciality de la
maison.
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I was
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never so humiliated in my life.
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That is the most embarrassing thing that
has ever happened to me. Oh, honey,
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you're exaggerating.
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I am not exaggerating. So we can't read
French. We're going to have a meal,
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aren't we?
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That's right. Who cares what they call
it? Yes, but suppose you want to order
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the same thing next time. Well, I'll
just wear the same tie and say, bring me
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some of this.
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You can laugh all you want, but we are
going to do something about this
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situation. We are?
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Yes. We are going to take lessons and
learn how to speak French. Not me. I had
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enough trouble learning how to speak
English.
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How about you, Fred? Are you kidding me?
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Very well, Ethel.
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They'll be sorry if people will say, how
could those two charming,
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sophisticated, cultured women ever marry
those uncouth slobs?
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What does that mean, Fred?
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Well, slobs mean... Slobs, I know.
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Well, if you're uncouth, it means that
you're not couth.
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Yeah, that's what I thought.
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Now, you listen to me.
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You can get just as couth as you want.
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But just make sure that it doesn't cost
me any money. Doesn't cost me any money.
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Doesn't cost me any money.
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Ethel, did you ever take a good look
into his eyes?
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He has little dollar signs instead of
pupils.
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Doesn't cost me any money.
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later. Oh, come on in. Don't be silly. I
was expecting our French teacher.
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Our French teacher? Our French teacher
and for free. If you'd been around this
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morning, you'd have known about it. Oh,
I had to go downtown.
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How'd you do it? How'd it happen? Well,
I got a brainstorm. I called that French
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restaurant. I thought maybe that waiter
would be willing to give us lessons. He
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said he would and for nothing. Oh, Lucy,
that's wonderful.
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Why should he teach us for nothing? I
don't know, and I didn't ask questions.
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He'll be here any minute. Well, I'll be
right back.
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You don't have to get fixed up, you
know.
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Oh, but he's silly. I just want to tell
Fred I'm home. I'll be right back.
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All right. I wouldn't leave you alone in
your apartment with a Frenchman who's
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going to give you lessons for nothing.
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Oh, go on.
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Silly.
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Ah, bonjour, madame.
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Bonjour to you, too.
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I'm Robert Dubois.
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How do you do? Won't you come in?
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Merci.
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Is your husband home?
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Now, just a minute.
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Let's get one thing straight.
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You came here to give me French lessons.
It doesn't matter whether my husband is
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home or not.
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But you don't understand.
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I understand perfectly. Are you going to
give me French lessons or not?
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Oui, madame. Very well. That's better.
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Now then, shall we start with the menu
from the restaurant?
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No, no, no, no, no, no. We will begin
the lesson with a few simple words.
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Repeat after me.
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Yes. Le crayon.
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La crayon. Le crayon. La plume. La
plume.
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La plume. La plume.
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You remember Mrs. Merth. This is Robert
Dubois. How do you do?
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How do you do?
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Have you learned anything yet? Oh, sure.
It's simple.
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Le crayon and la plume.
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Oh, that's wonderful. What does it mean?
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The pencil, the pen.
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Do you think you can teach us enough
French so that we can order in any
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restaurant?
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Absolument. You can.
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We're just starting with a few simple
words.
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The pencil.
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Le crayon.
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Le crayon. Le crayon. Le crayon. La
plume. La
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plume. La plume.
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La plume.
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La plume.
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La plume. La plume.
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La? L? Le.
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Le. Le crayon.
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La plume. La plume.
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Bon. Bon. Bon. No, bon means good.
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Oh. You are doing... fine.
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You speak in French very well.
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Oh, yeah. We're in great shape if the
restaurant we go to happens to serve
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and pencils.
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We will begin our vocabulary slowly.
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Yes. Table.
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Table. Table.
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La table.
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La table.
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La table. La table.
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Let me try.
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Okay.
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La table.
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La table.
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La table.
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Cat. What?
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Cat.
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Cat? Cat. Oh, cat, cat, yes. Oui, oui,
oui. Le chat.
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Le chat.
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Gee, French is a funny language. Why are
some of them le and some of them la?
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You see, there is difference between
French and English. In French,
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it is either masculine or feminine.
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You Americans don't have that.
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You haven't been in this country very
long, have you?
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Mrs.
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Ricardo, please.
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What? I do not know all the rules of
grammar.
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I'm no teacher.
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Oh, I know. I know you're a waiter.
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No, no, no, no, no, no.
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I'm an entertainer.
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An entertainer? Oui. That is why when I
found out who you were...
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I agree to teach you for nothing. I hope
I could meet your husband and be in one
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of his shows.
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What's French for sneaky waiter?
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You never get anything for nothing in
this world. I'm telling you, this is
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really too bad.
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Please, please do not be angry. All I
want is an introduction to your husband.
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Just an introduction?
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Oui. Is that all you want? Oui.
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Well.
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Okay. If you keep on giving us free
French lessons, I will introduce you to
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husband. But that's all. Oui, madame.
Merci.
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Merci. You are very kind.
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Perhaps I could use my influence with
Mr. Ricardo, too.
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Merci.
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Now we'll start to make a simple
sentence.
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The pencil is on the table.
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Le crayon est sur la table.
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Le crayon...
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Are you still in that French kick?
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I certainly am, and I took a lesson
today.
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And it didn't cost you a cent.
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Okay, that's fine.
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How did it go?
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We sound so international.
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Yeah. Too bad we can't understand each
other. Yeah.
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Who's your teacher?
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Well, the waiter from that French
restaurant.
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Oh? He's coming over again tonight.
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Another lesson so soon?
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Well, not exactly. No, he's coming over
to see you.
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Me? What does he want with me?
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Well, you see, he's really an
entertainer from Paris. Paris, France,
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And he thought if he could just get to
talk to you, he might be able to get an
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audition at the club and possibly be in
one of the shows. He's really a very...
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Lucy.
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There's one word that is exactly the
same in Spanish, in French, and in
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What's that?
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No.
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But, Ricky, all you have to do, he'll
give us free French lessons if you just
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talk to him once. Just... Talk. Say
hello. How do you do? Anything. What's
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with that? It won't be fair to the guy,
honey. I couldn't possibly use a French
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singer at the club. Why not? A real
French actor at the club might be a good
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change of pace.
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No, no. Besides, French reviews are very
popular now. They're all the rage. You
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know, Follies Bougere type stuff and the
Can -Can stuff and Moulin Rouge and
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Toulouse -Lautrec paintings all around
and all that frilly stuff. You know,
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Sanchez, as much as I hate to admit it,
you might have something there.
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Really?
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were so dressed up we decided to eat out
again.
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Ethel, guess what?
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Ricky's going to star Robert Dubois in a
French review at the club and we're all
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going to be in it. We're all going to be
in it.
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We're all going to be in it. We're all
going to be in it. We're all going to be
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in it. We're all going to be in it.
We're all going to be in it.
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We're all going to be in it.
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this one night when we got mad.
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We darn near killed each other.
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Well, that's very clever, but don't call
me and I won't call you. Oh, Ricky,
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you're mean.
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Okay, so I'm mean.
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Now, come on. Let's cut out all the
auditions and let me see if I can figure
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something about this French.
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Well, you don't have to go away mad.
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I'm not mad. I'm hungry.
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We'll see you later. Okay.
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French review.
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That might not be bad at all.
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Every little breeze seems to whisper
Louise.
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Birds in the tree seems to twitter
Louise.
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Yeah, but we are right there.
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And it's a valley kind of. Yeah.
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Every little breeze seems to twitter
Louise.
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Twitter Louise.
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Hello. We seem to be overstocked on
Maurice Chevalier.
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Oh, you carrot.
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You're in the right
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place.
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You remember my husband, Mr. Maurice
Ricardo.
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And Mr.
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and Mrs. Maurice Mertz. Monsieur.
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Ricardo, your wife say I may speak to
you about appearing at your club.
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Well, yes, we're happy to give you an
audition.
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Could you come over tomorrow afternoon
about four o 'clock?
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Certainly, I will be there. Merci.
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Merci, madame. Merci, monsieur. Merci.
Au revoir.
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Au revoir.
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Bonjour.
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Hey, you know, this idea of so many
chevaliers might be very funny. We could
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be in the same thing. We could all wear
the same costume. We could sing a little
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bit. Lo si.
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seem to understand that I don't want you
in the show.
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Listen, Ricky, this whole French review
idea is mine, and if I can't be in it,
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you can't use it.
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Okay, sue me.
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Look, honey, you know I'll manage to
sneak in anyway, so why don't you let me
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in it right from the beginning?
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Come on, Ricky, you'll save yourself a
lot of trouble.
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I'm gonna save us all a lot of trouble.
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I'm gonna give orders down at the club
that you're not gonna be allowed in
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for any reason at all.
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you're not even going to be allowed to
get into the building.
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That'll take care of you.
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Oh, yeah?
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Yeah. I'll just bet you I can get in
anyway.
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You want to lose a little more money,
huh?
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How much would you like to bet?
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You name it, Buster.
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$20?
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Not very sure of yourself, are you?
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$30?
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Hiker.
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$50? You got yourself a bet.
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Okay. Okay.
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Let's take the dance, Sam. We're going
to rehearse that music in there.
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All right.
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Any sign of her yet?
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No, hasn't seen her yet.
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Well, it won't be long now. Oh, here
come the boys.
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Come on, fellas.
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We should take a long time having
dinner.
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pleasure in presenting tonight our new
french review
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amigos i
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have
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found the very girl the one and only
guarantee to mend the heart
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that felt so lonely my mind
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up today, and I am on my way, knowing
just what I intend
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to say.
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Believe me.
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And as for loving, you know all. In
practice, it's a volunteer.
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Love is fine.
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I Love Lucy is a Desilu production.
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Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz will be back
next week at this same time.
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