I'll have a talk with him.

Do you hear that I'm ready to talk. I'll tell you anything you want to know!

Also keep it short.

Tom speaks more slowly than Bill.

Made it up.

Stories.

Tom speaks slower than Bill.

What you say is more important than how you say it.

So, I will since I am not young and am very old,

Well, there's not very much to tell.

We haven 't talked in ages.

What you're talking about is more important than how you say it.

Yeah, I'm going to have to call you back. Yeah.

You can find her phone number in the directory.

They take better care of nature.

I'm sick and tired of his story.

In one of the things we cover in class you'll notice that in class most of our test cases are relatively small and simple.

So, I'm going to finish with one last project, and this is a little bit more of adult play.

Practice this way and in no time you'll be speaking in the same kind of melody as does Jackie Chan.

So, what would we look for?

That's all they were... stories!

There's only, like, 12 stories.

I would have told you anything you wanted to know.

I'll call Olivia. Thanks.

Is that all right?

Blurt it out.

I'll tell him to call you back.

Tom often talks on the phone.

I'm not going to let you do it. I will tell.

He speaks English better than I do.

I have a good job for the both of us.

Well. I've got a funny story like that, too,

I'm calling from Dean Witter.

I'm calling from Dean Witter.

I'm calling from Dean Witter.

this is frigging ridiculous!

My smile was I'm fine, thank you.

And I wish that I had returned all your calls, ever.

Does this make any sense?!

Can I show you what I found?

I'll phone you.

The history of foie gras.

I'll tell you in a block or two.

I'll call you tonight.

I'll call you for an appointment.