Day 4: A Cold on the Phone
On a Sunday evening, a mother (A) in Tottori phones her son (B), who works in Osaka and doesn't sound quite himself.
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A
もしもし、元気?
Moshimoshi, genki?
Hi! How are you doing?
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B
うん、元気…
Un, genki…
Yeah, I'm fine...
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A
風邪?
Kaze?
Do you have a cold?
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B
うん、風邪。
Un, kaze.
Yeah, I've got a cold.
Words in this dialogue4
- もしもしmoshimoshihello (on the phone)
- 元気genkifine (in good health)
- うんunyeah
- 風邪kazecold (the illness)
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