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Lesson 20: Dialogue Abdullahi: How about you?. Lesson 21: Dialogue Abubakar: Do you have any sisters?. Abdullahi: Their Names are: Sa’ido, Salmo and Zamzam Abubakar: How old is your sis

Lesson 1: Alphabetical English

This is a book This is a table

This is an apple This is a pencil

That is a banana That is a grape

That is my sister That is a boxer

These are horses These are shirts

These are papers These are homes

Those are teachers Those are tables

Those are students Those are boxes

Lesson 5: People at the school

Principal, teachers, guider, students, receptionist, accountant, office-keeper, person, people, boy, girl, man, woman

Lesson 6: Somethings in the class

Blackboard, eraser, chalk, tables, chairs, books, pens, pencils, paper, bin, ruler

Lesson 7: Jobs people do

Driver, conductor, doctor, nurse, waiter, cashier, tailor, barber, shopkeeper, guarder, manager

Lesson 8: Names of the animals

Lion, tiger, camel, cow, sheep, goat, cat, Dog, elephant, crocodile, fish, horse, donkey, monkey, giraffe, goose, hen, cock, mouse, frog, bee, mosquito

Lesson 9: Names of fruits and

vegetables

Tomato, spring onions, red pepper,

onion, okra, green pepper, bean,

watermelon, strawberry, pineapple,

carrot, peach, orange, papaya, mango,

mandarin, grapes, coconut, banana,

apple

Lesson 10: Cardinal numbers

One, two, three, four, five, six, seven,

eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve,

thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, sixteen,

seventeen, eighteen, nineteen,

twenty, twenty-one, twenty-two,

three, four,

twenty-five, twenty-six, twenty-seven,

twenty-eight, twenty-nine, thirty,

thirty-one, thirty-two, thirty-three,

thirty-four, thirty-five, thirty-six,

thirty-seven, thirty-eight, thirty-nine,

forty, one, two,

forty-three, forty-four, forty-five, forty-six,

four, five, six, seven, fifty-eight, fifty-nine, sixty, sixty-one, sixty-two, sixty-three, sixty-four, sixty-five, sixty-six, sixty-seven, sixty-eight, sixty-nine, seventy, seventy-one, seventy-two, seventy-three, seventy-four, seventy-five, seventy-six, seventy-seven, seventy-eight, seventy-nine, eighty, eighty-one, eighty-two, eighty-three, eighty-four, eighty-five, eighty-six, eighty-seven, eighty-eight, eighty-nine, ninety, ninety-one, ninety-two, ninety-three, ninety-four, ninety-five, ninety-six, ninety-seven, ninety-eight, ninety-nine, one hundred

fifty-Lesson 11: Words used greeting

Hello, Abdullahi Hi, Abdullahi

Good morning Good afternoon Good evening Good to see you again

I’m glad to see you I’m pleased to see you I’m happy to see you Nice to see

you again Hello How are you? How

do you do?

Lesson 12: Words in the classroom

Match, underline, tick, highlight,

circle, listen, sit down, write, read,

think, try, show, talk, stand up, go out,

come in, turn to page, look at the

blackboard, stop writing,

Lesson 13: places and things

Bus, lift, bus stop, downstairs,

upstairs, car-park, library, street, post

box, table, chair, reception, notice

board, toilet, office, police station

Lesson 14: Names of the week

Saturday, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday,

Wednesday, Thursday, Friday

Lesson 15: Names of the months

January, February, March, April, May,

June, July, August, September,

October, November, December

Lesson 16: Names of relatives

grandfather, brother, sister, uncle, aunt, cousin, niece, nephew, daughter, son, grandparents, wife,

granddaughter, grandson, law, grandchildren, father-in-law, infants, brother-in-law, mother-in-law, daughter-in-law, son-in-law, step-mother, step-father

sister-in-Lesson 17: Names of the colors

Blue, green, yellow, brown, orange, white, black, purple, pink

Lesson 18: Singulars and plurals

Snake Snakes

Box Boxes Boy Boys Video Videos Knife Knives

Ahmed: How are you?

Ali: I am very fine and you?

Ahmed: So am I What is your name?

Ali: My name is Ali And what about

you?

Ahmed: My name is Ahmed Are you

student?

Ali: Yes, I am student

Ahmed: Where did you come from?

Ali: I came from my house

Ahmed: Where are you going?

Ahmed: Which School do you study? Ali: I study Dayah School

Lesson 20: Dialogue Abdullahi: How about you?

Aisha: Fine And you?

Abdullahi: Nice What are you

doing?

Aisha: Nothing

Abdullahi: How old are you?

Aisha: I am twenty years old

Abdullahi: Where were you born? Aisha: I was born in Mogadishu Abdullahi: When were you born? Aisha: I was born in 1995

Abdullahi: Thank you

Lesson 21: Dialogue Abubakar: Do you have any sisters? Abdullahi: Yes, I have sisters

Abubakar: How many sisters do you

have?

Abubakar: What are their Names?

Abdullahi: Their Names are: Sa’ido,

Salmo and Zamzam

Abubakar: How old is your sister

Salmo?

Abdullahi: She is eighteen years old

Abubakar: What does she do?

Abdullahi: She is secondary school

student She is in her last year for

high school and she is hoping to go to

university next year

Lesson 22: Dialogue

Ali: Where do you live?

Abdi: I live in Mogadishu city

Ali: Which district in Mogadishu do

you live?

Abdi: I live in Hodan district

Ali: Where does he live?

Abdi: He lives in London

Ali: Where does she lives?

Abdi: She lives in Nairobi

Ali: Where do they live?

Abdi: They live in Dubai

Ali: Where do birds live?

Abdi: Birds live in nests

Ali: Where do lions live?

Abdi: Lions live in the forest

Ali: Where do fishes live?

Abdi: Fishes live in the sea

Lesson 23: Dialogue Ahmed: How about you?

Ali: Fine And you?

Ahmed: Nice Is your body clean? Ali: Yes, my body is clean

Ahmed: How many times do you

bath?

Ali: I bath three times

Ahmed: Where do you bath?

Ali: I bath in the toilet

Ahmed: What do you bath with? Ali: I bath with soap, shampoo and

water

Lesson 24: Dialogue

Ali: How are you?

Hani: I am very nice

Ali: Can you speak English?

Hani: yes, I can speak English

Ali: How can you speak English?

Hani: I can speak English well

Ali: How many languages can you

speak?

Hani: I can speak two languages

Ali: What are they?

Hani: They are English and Somali

Ali: Which language do you like to

speak?

Hani: I like to speak Somali language

Ali: Bye

Lesson 25: Dialogue

Abdullahi: How about you?

ABDI: Fine And you?

Abdullahi: Not bad Do you fast?

Abdullahi: In which month do you

fast?

Abubakar: I fast in the holy

Ramadan

Abdullahi: Who created you?

Abubakar: Allah created me

Abdullahi: why did Allah created

Abdullahi: Thank you

Abubakar: Thank you too

Lesson 26: Dialogue Abdi: Do you pray?

Bilan: Yes, I pray

Abdi: How many times do you pray?

Bilan: I pray five times in the day and

night

Abdi: Where do you pray?

Bilan: I pray in the mosque

Abdi: Why do you pray?

Bilan: Because I am Muslim

Lesson 27: Classroom Expressions

Ali: My I come in the class, please?

Abdi: Yes, you can come in the class

Ali: May I go outside?

Abdi: Yes, you can go outside, but

come back quickly

Ali: Stand up please Sit down please

Abdi: Write the lesson Read the

lesson Stop writing Your attention

please Look at the black board

Answer this question, open your

book and turn to page 38

Lesson 28: Topic

Today I want to suggest here a topic

which I want to talk about the Islamic

religion When are Muslims, we must always remind ourselves our religion

If we act on our religion, we can expect peace and stabilities but if we reject to take the orders of our religion, we will be in endless troubles forever and in the doomsday, Allah will punish us

Lesson 29: Dialogue Ali: How do you see if we talk about

today days of the week?

Hafso: Well, I think it is a very good

Ali: What day is today?

Hafso: It is Monday

Ali: What day was yesterday?

Hafso: It was Sunday

Ali: What day was the day before

yesterday?

Hafso: It was Saturday

Ali: What day is tomorrow?

Ali: How about if we talk about

months of the year?

Ismahan: It is quite interesting topic

Ali: How many months are there in a

year?

Ismahan: There are twelve months in

a year

Ismahan: Yes, I can tell you their

names, they are: January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November and December

Ali: What month is this?

there?

Yasmin: There are many colors but

some of the primary colors are red, pink, yellow, orange, blue, violet, purple, green, brown, black and white

Abdihamid: What is your favorite

Yasmin: My favorite is green

Abdihamid: Why do you like green

Abdihamid: How many directions

are there in the world?

Ladan: There are four directions in

the world

Abdihamid: Can you tell me their

names?

Ladan: Yes, I can tell you Their

names are: East, West, South and

North

Abdihamid: Which direction do

Muslim people face when they want

to pray?

Ladan: Muslim people face towards

Mecca when they want to pray

Lesson 33: Dialogue Abdi: How much does sack of flour

thousand

Abdi: How much shirt cost?

Hassan: It cost sixty thousand

Abdi: How much pair of shoes cost? Hassan: It is one hundred and twenty

Lesson 34: Dialogue

Abdihafid: How about if we talk

about seasons of the year?

Ali: I think it is not a bad start for us

now

Abdihafid: How many seasons are

there in the year?

Ali: There are four seasons in the

year

Abdihafid: Can you tell me their

names?

Ali: Yes, I can tell you Their names

are: spring, summer, autumn and

winter

Abdihafid: Which season do you like

most?

Ali: Spring is season I like most

Abdihafid: Why do you like most

spring season?

Ali: Because spring is a rainy season,

it is when there is prosperity

Abdihafid: Which season do you

hate most?

Ali: I hate most winter season

Abdihafid: Why do you hate most

winter season?

Ali: Because, winter is a dry season, it

is when there is a drought

Lesson 35: Dialogue Mohamed: Which school do you go

to?

Ali: I go to Dayah Institute of

Languages, Heath Training and Scientific Subject

Mohamed: Which subjects do you

learn at school?

Ali: I learn at school subjects like

English, Mathematics, Arabic and so

on

Mohamed: Which subject are you

good?

Mohamed: Which subject are you

bad?

Ali: I am bad at Mathematics

Mohamed: Which level are you?

Ali: I am beginner

Lesson 36: Dialogue

Abdullahi: When do you get up?

Ilhan: I get up early in the morning

Abdullahi: And then what do you

do?

Ilhan: I wash my face, I brush my

teeth, I comb my hair, I pray, I eat my

breakfast, I go to my school

Abdullahi: which school do you

attend?

Ilhan: I go to Dayah School

Lesson 37: Verb must

Abdullahi: must you believe in

Allah?

Ismahan: Yes, I must believe in Allah

Abdullahi: Must you pray?

Ismahan: yes, I must pray

Abdullahi: How many times a day

must you pray?

Ismahan: I must pray five times a

day

Abdullahi: must you fast?

Ismahan: Yes, I must fast

Abdullahi: When must you fast? Ismahan: I must fast during

Ramadan

Lesson 38: Dialogue Abdi: What is your marital status? Ali: I beg you p0ardon

Abdi: Are you single or married? Ali: I am married

Abdi: How many wives do you have? Ali: I have one wife

Abdi: How long have been married? Ali: I have been married for five

years

Abdi: How many children do you

have?

Ali: I have three children

Abdi: What are they?

Ali: They are two sons and one

daughter

Abdi: How old is your first born child

Ali: Its four years old

Abdi: How old is your last born chid?

Ali: It is eight month only

Lesson 39: Who

Ayan: Who is talking to you?

Abdullahi: Someone is talking to me

Ayan: Who is standing in front of

you?

Abdullahi: You are standing in front

of me

Ayan: Who is sitting behind you?

Abdullahi: Ali is sitting behind me

Ayan: Who is responsible for the

Abdullahi: I think Somali politicians

are responsible for the problems of Somalia

Ayan: Who is knocking at the door? Abdullahi: Someone is knocking at

the door

Ayan: Who is charge of here?

Abdullahi: I am in charge of here Ayan: Who belongs to this book? Abdullahi: It belongs to me

Ayan: Who belongs to that pen? Abdullahi: It belongs to Ali

Ayan: Who belongs to this house? Abdullahi: It belongs to Hajji Farah Ayan: Who belongs to this country? Abdullahi: It belongs to Somalis Ayan: Who belongs to this car?

Abdullahi: They belong to my uncle Lesson 40: What

Ali: What is on the table?

Ali: What is in your pocket?

Abdi: Money is in my pocket

Ali: What is the day to day?

Abdi: It is 18th October 2015

Ali: What do you want?

Abdi: I want to take a conversation

with you

Ali: What is your ambition?

Abdi: My ambition to become an

educator

Ali: What are you doing?

Abdi: I am listening to the

explanation of the lesson

Ali: What is the teacher doing?

Abdi: He is explaining a lesson to the

student

Ali: What is the doctor doing?

Abdi: He is curing a patient

Ali: What is the policeman doing?

Abdi: He is protecting people and

their property the policeman is

fighting against criminals and arresting thieves

Ali: What is the soldier doing now? Abdi: He is defending the country

from the enemy and he is guarding to the border of the country

Lesson 41: Who Ali: Who belongs to this book?

Abdi: It belongs to me

Ali: Who belongs to that pen?

Abdi: It belongs to Ali

Ali: Who belongs to this house?

Abdi: It belongs to Hajji Farah

Ali: Who belongs to this country? Abdi: It belongs to Somalis

Ali: Who belongs to this car?

Abdi: They belong to my uncle

Lesson 42: Where Ali: where do you live?

Abdi: I live in this village

Ali: Where do you work?

Abdi: I work for Telecommunication

Company

Ali: where does Dayah located?

Abdi: It locates Nasteho Village

Ali: Where does Somalia locate on

the map of the world?

Abdi: Somalia locates on the map of

the world in the horn of Africa

Ali: Where does the ministry of

education located?

Abdi: It locates in the city center

Lesson 43: When

Ali: When do you enter your period?

Abdi: I enter my period at seven in

Ali: When do you eat your breakfast?

Abdi: I eat my breakfast at quarter

Abdi: Because knowledge is

important for people’s lives

Ali: Why do the people eat food and

Abdi: Because they want to get

shelter from heat of the day and the

cool of the night

Lesson 45: Whose

Ali: Whose is this watch?

Abdi: Its mine

Ali: Whose is this car?

Abdi: It is Ali’s

Ali: Whose son are you?

Abdi: I am the son of Ali

Ali: Whose daughter are you?

Abdi: I am the daughter of Jamaal

Lesson 46: How

Ali: How old are you?

Abdi: I am twenty years old

Ali: How is your condition?

Abdi: My condition is well

Ali: How is your English language?

Abdi: My English language is very

low because I am beginner

Ali: How is your speaking ability?

Abdi: My speaking ability is not high

and it is not low but it is normal

Ali: How is the situation of Somalia? Abdi: The situation of Somalia is very

bad because there is a very big problem in Somalia

Lesson 47: How many Ali: How many seconds are there in a

Ali: How many hours in a day?

Abdi: There are twelve hours in a

Ali: How many days are there in a

Ali: How many weeks are in year?

Abdi: There are fifty two weeks in

year

Lesson 48: Formal Greetings

Professor Dheere: Good morning,

Abdullahi I am doing well And you?

Abdullahi: I’m great, thank you This

is my friend Nasro She is thinking about applying to this college She has a few questions Would you mind telling us about the process, please?

Professor Dheere: Hello, Nasro! It’s a

pleasure to meet you I’m more than happy to speak with you Please stop

by my office next week

Nasro: It’s a pleasure to meet you,

professor Thank you so much for helping us

Professor Dheere: Don’t mention it

Hopefully, I will be able to answer your questions!

Lesson 49: Informal Greetings and Farewells

Abdullahi: Hi, Abubakar! How’s it

going?

Abubakar: Fine, thanks — and you? Abdullahi: Just fine Where are you

off to?

Abubakar: To the library I’ve got a

history exam next week and need to

start studying Ugh

Abdullahi: Oh, no Well, I’ll see you

later then Good luck!

Abubakar: Thanks See you later

Lesson 50: Formal Introductions

Abubakar: Mr Dheere, I’d like you to

economist He just finished writing a

book on international trade

Mr Dheere: Oh? That’s my field, too

I work for the United Nations

Dr Abdullahi: In the Development

Program, by any chance?

Mr Dheere: Yes How did you

guess?

Dr Abdullahi: I’ve read your articles

on technical assistance They’re excellent

Lesson 51: Informal Introductions Abdullahi: Who’s the tall woman

next to Barbara?

Abubakar: That’s her friend Nasro

Didn’t you meet her at Dheere’s party?

Abdullahi: No, I wasn’t at Dheere’s

party

Abubakar: Oh! Then let me

introduce you to her now Nasro, this

time no see!

Aisha: Nasro! Hi! What a

coincidence! I haven’t seen you in

ages! What are you doing here?

Nasro: I just got a new job in the city,

so I’m shopping for some clothes

Hey, what do you think of this shirt?

Aisha: Hmmm … well, you know how

much I love blue See? I’ve got the

same shirt!

Nasro: You always did have good

taste! What a small world

Lesson 53: At the Doctor’s Office

Doctor: What seems to be the

problem?

Aisha: Well, I have a bad cough and a

sore throat I also have a headache

Doctor: How long have you had

these symptoms?

Aisha: About three days now And

I’m really tired, too

Doctor: Hmm It sounds like you’ve

got the flu Take aspirin every four

hours and get plenty of rest Make

sure you drink lots of fluids Call me if

Aisha: OK, thanks

Lesson 54: Asking Directions Abdullahi: Excuse me Could you tell

me where the library is?

Aisha: Yes, it’s that way You go three

blocks to Howlwadag Street, then turn right It’s on the corner, across from the bank

Abdullahi: Thanks! I’ve only been in

town a few days, so I really don’t know my way around yet

Aisha: Oh, I know how you feel We

moved here a year ago, and I still don’t know where everything is!

Lesson 55: Calling for Help Abdullahi: Hey! That car just ran a

red light and hit that truck!

Nasro: Is anyone hurt?

Abdullahi: I don’t know … let’s call

911 … Hello? I’d like to report a car accident near the post office on Charles Street It looks like a man is hurt Yes, it just happened OK,

Nasro: What did they say?

Abdullahi: They’re going to send an

ambulance and a police car right

away

Nasro: Good, they’re here I hope the

man is OK

Abdullahi: I know You have to be so

careful when you’re driving

Lesson 56: Running Errands

Hotel Receptionist: Hi, there How

can I help you?

Nasro: Well, I’m in town visiting for a

few days, and I need to get some

things done while I’m here

Hotel Receptionist: Sure What do

you need?

Nasro: I need to get my hair cut

Hotel Receptionist: OK Here’s a

map of the city There’s a good hair

salon here, which is just a block

away And there’s a tailor right here

Is there anything else?

Nasro: Yes I’ll need to have my car

serviced before my long drive home!

Hotel Receptionist: No problem

There’s a good mechanic a few blocks away

Lesson 57: At the Post Office Postal Clerk: What can I do for you

today?

Abdullahi: I need to mail this

package to New York, please

Postal Clerk: OK, let’s see how much

it weighs … it’s about five pounds If you send it express, it will get there tomorrow Or you can send it priority and it will get there by Saturday

Abdullahi: Saturday is fine How

much will that be?

Postal Clerk: $11.35 [eleven

thirty-five] Do you need anything else?

Abdullahi: Oh, yeah! I almost forgot

I need a book of stamps, too

Postal Clerk: OK, your total comes to

$20.35[Twenty dollars and thirty-five cents]

Lesson 58: Shopping

Salesperson: Can I help you?

Raqiya: Yes, I’m looking for a sweater

— in a size medium

Salesperson: Let’s see … here’s a nice

white one What do you think?

Raqiya: I think I’d rather have it in

blue

Salesperson: OK … here’s blue, in a

medium Would you like to try it on?

Raqiya: OK … yes, I love it It fits

perfectly How much is it?

Salesperson: It’s $50 It will be $53,

with tax

Raqiya: Perfect! I’ll take it

Lesson 59: Transportation

Raqiya: Should we take a taxi or a

bus to the mall?

Abdullahi: Let’s take a bus It’s

impossible to get a taxi during rush

hour

Raqiya: Isn’t that a bus stop over

there?

Abdullahi: Yes Oh! There’s a bus

now We’ll have to run to catch it

Raqiya: Oh, no! We just missed it Abdullahi: No problem There’ll be

another one in 10 minutes

Lesson 60: How Old Are You?

Abdullahi: I’m really excited for Aunt

Sahro’s surprise birthday party this afternoon! Aren’t you?

Nasro: Yeah! How old is she?

Abdullahi: She’ll be 40 on May 14

[fourteenth]

Nasro: Wow! I didn’t know that my

mom was older — she’s going to be

57 on September 2 [second] Anyway, Aunt Mary’s going to be so surprised to see us all here!

Abdullahi: I know! But we still have

to get all the food set up before she gets here … OK! We’re all ready now Shh! She’s here!

All: Surprise!

Lesson 61: What’s Your Favorite

Sport?

Ibrahim: What time is that soccer

game on? I thought it started at noon

Abdullahi: We must have had the

wrong time Oh, well … soccer’s not

my favorite sport anyway I much

prefer basketball

Ibrahim: Oh, really? I thought your

favorite sport was tennis! I’m a big fan

of basketball, too

Abdullahi: How about a game

sometime?

Ibrahim: Sure thing! Why don’t we

go shoot some hoops now since the

soccer game isn’t on?

Abdullahi: Excellent idea Let’s go

Lesson 62: A Night at the Theater

Raqiya: What a fantastic

performance! Thank you for inviting

me to the musical

Aisha: You are welcome I’m happy

you enjoyed the show The

choreography of the dancers was

incredible It reminds me of when I used to dance

Raqiya: I know! You were such a

talented ballerina Do you miss dancing?

Aisha: I do miss it sometimes But I

will always be a fan of the arts That’s why I love going to musicals because it’s the perfect combination of song, dance and theater

Raqiya: Absolutely! I’m glad you are

still an art fan too Thank you for the invitation It’s always a pleasure to attend an arts event with you and learn something new

Lesson 63: Taking a Vacation Nasro: I just bought a ticket to

Brussels City I’m so excited to see the city!

Abdullahi:: Good for you! Traveling

is so much fun I love discovering new places and new people When are you leaving?

Nasro: Next week I’m taking the red

eye It was cheaper Hopefully, I’ll be

able to sleep on the plane

Abdullahi: I wish I could go with you!

New York City is a magical place You

will have so much fun

Nasro: I hope so I’m going to visit my

brother who lives there I will stay for

a week and then take the train down

to Rotherham

Abdullahi: That sounds like a great

vacation I’m looking forward to a

week at the beach for my summer

vacation I just want to relax

Lesson 64: At the Pet Store

Ibrahim: Oh! What a beautiful cat

What do you think?

Yasir: I think I’d rather get a dog

Dogs are more loyal than cats

Ibrahim: Yes, but they’re so much

work! Would you be willing to walk it

every single day? And clean up after

it?

Yasir: Hmm Good point What about

Ibrahim: We’d have to invest a lot of

money in a cage or a fish tank And I don’t really know how to take care of

a bird or a fish!

Yasir: Well, we’re obviously not

ready to get a pet yet

Ibrahim: Yeah, you’re right Let’s go

grab some coffee and talk about it

Lesson 65: Giving Your Opinion Abdullahi: Where should we take a

vacation this year? Let’s decide soon

Raqiya: Well, I’d like to go

somewhere warm How about the beach? Or we could rent a cabin on the lake

Abdullahi: You want to go to the

beach, again? I want to ski this winter How about a compromise? What about traveling to the Alps in Europe next April? We can find a ski resort on

a lake

Raqiya: Oh, we’ve never been to

Europe before! But I don’t know if it will be sunny and warm then I need

to do some research first That will

help me make up my mind

Lesson 66: Hobbies

Abdihamid: I’m so happy this week

of midterm exams is finished

Abdullahi: Same here I’m looking

forward to relaxing in the mountains

this weekend I’ve planned a little

hike in the woods And I’m gonna

take a canoe trip down the river if the

weather cooperates

Abdihamid: Oh, fun! I’m going to

Michigan I’m taking my camera

because fall is coming fast The leaves

are already turning all shades of red

and orange It will be awesome

Abdullahi: Next time you go there,

I’ll join you I’ve heard Michigan is a

great place to go canoeing

Lesson 67: Weddings

Aisha: Doesn’t the bride look

beautiful in that wedding dress?

Abdullahi: Yes She looks amazing

And the groom is so romantic I just

heard the story of how they got engaged! He proposed to her during a candlelight dinner in London Did you know that was where they went

to school?

Aisha: Oh? Wonderful And the

honeymoon! What a great idea! Most people just go to the beach for a week after they tie the knot But they plan

on heading to California and cruising the coast on their motorcycle

Abdullahi: Really! What a fantastic

idea This is by far the best wedding I’ve ever been to

Lesson 68: Giving Advice Aisha: Thanks for meeting with me

during your lunch hour I appreciate

it

Raqiya: No problem I’m happy to

help What’s going on?

Aisha: Oh you know, the usual

Should I take this new job? Or do I stick with my current one?