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English Audio Request

Melie59
182 Words / 3 Recordings / 6 Comments
Note to recorder:

Natural Speed please

Every Tuesday, I get up at seven o’clock. I take a shower and I get dressed. At half past seven, I have breakfast. Then, I brush my teeth and I go to school by car with my mother at eight o’clock. I get to school at twenty past eight and I have Assembly until half past eight. Then, I have lessons from twenty to nine until ten past twelve. I have English, History, Mathematics and Art. Fortunately, I have a break from twenty past ten to half past ten! After that, from ten past twelve to twenty past one, it’s lunchtime: I eat at the canteen with my friends. In the afternoon, I have PE from twenty past one to twenty past three so I finish school at twenty past three. I take the bus at half past three and I go back home at four o’clock. I have a snack, I do my homework and I meet my friends at the park. Finally, I have dinner at half past six, I watch TV and I go to bed at nine o’clock.

Recordings

  • Routine and school day ( recorded by miapaolina ), California

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    Every Tuesday, I get up at seven o’clock. I take a shower and I get dressed. At 7:30, I have breakfast. Then, I brush my teeth and I go to school by car with my mother at eight o’clock. I get to school at 8:20 and I have Assembly until 8:30. Then, I have lessons from 8:40 until 12:10. I have English, History, Mathematics and Art. Fortunately, I have a break from 10:20 to 10:30! After that, from 12:10 to 1:20, it’s lunchtime: I eat at the cafeteria with my friends. In the afternoon, I have PE from 1:20 to 3:20 so I finish school at 3:20. I take the bus at 3:30 and I get home at four o’clock. I have a snack, I do my homework and I meet my friends at the park. Finally, I have dinner at 6:30, I watch TV and I go to bed at nine o’clock.

  • Routine and school day ( recorded by miapaolina ), California

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    Every Tuesday, I get up at seven o’clock. I take a shower and I get dressed. At half past seven, I have breakfast. Then, I brush my teeth and I go to school by car with my mother at eight o’clock. I get to school at twenty past eight and I have Assembly until half past eight. Then, I have lessons from twenty to nine until ten past twelve. I have English, History, Mathematics and Art. Fortunately, I have a break from twenty past ten to half past ten! After that, from ten past twelve to twenty past one, it’s lunchtime: I eat at the cafeteria with my friends. In the afternoon, I have PE from twenty past one to twenty past three so I finish school at twenty past three. I take the bus at half past three and I am back home at four o’clock. I have a snack, I do my homework and I meet my friends at the park. Finally, I have dinner at half past six, I watch TV and I go to bed at nine o’clock.

  • Routine and school day ( recorded by rhino_jr ), spanish

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Comments

miapaolina
April 7, 2016

canteen (we never use canteen, may I suggest cafeteria?)
In America we also do not signify time in the same way French do. Instead of half past seven, we say 7:30 (spelled out seven thirty). People would get confused here if you said half past seven.

Melie59
April 8, 2016

Thanks for the recording. But I taught the students the other way to say the time so they'll get confused if they hear another way... Could you record again the document saying the times in the different way? Sorry about that...
Thanks!

miapaolina
April 8, 2016

Updating now :) I hope this new recording helps!

Melie59
April 21, 2016

Thanks but it's not working again... I didn't teach them the time the way you said it in both recording... I'm sorry...

Melie59
April 21, 2016

recordings*

rhino_jr
April 23, 2016

Here is one in daughter's voice (American midwestern)

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