PART 2 · LESSON 14 OF 30 · 30 MINUTES
A pack and a rabbit
The bill at the cafe: six teas and two coffees, the loser pays, the loser is the American, a pack and a half, what does pack mean, a thousand pounds and a million is a rabbit, nobody here has seen a rabbit, the bill is only a hundred and fifty, I've no change, only a two-hundred note, broke like us, on the iron, keep the change for the next loss.
Audio instruction: English
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THE STORY
Mr. Sabry's cafe at the end of the night, the glasses counted. Mr. Sabry says the plain you to Leo and Zizo and calls Leo engineer; Leo answers him politely; Zizo and Leo speak plainly to each other.
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