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00:00:00:00 00:00:00:19	The past used to be great.
00:00:00:19 00:00:00:30		PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1	früher
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00:00:00:46 00:00:01:03		GOOD1*	gut
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00:00:01:17 00:00:01:32		PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1	früher
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00:00:01:47 00:00:02:11		GREAT4	toll
00:00:02:11 00:00:02:27	A lot of camaraderie, deaf people stuck together.
00:00:02:27 00:00:02:39		FELLOW1	kamerad
00:00:02:39 00:00:03:09
00:00:03:09 00:00:03:20		TOGETHER1C
00:00:03:20 00:00:03:32
00:00:03:32 00:00:03:36		DEAF-LOST-HEARING1A*	gehörlos
00:00:03:36 00:00:04:05
00:00:04:05 00:00:04:18		MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE1*	[MG]
00:00:04:18 00:00:04:30		TO-SWARM1*
00:00:04:30 00:00:04:48	But today?
00:00:04:48 00:00:05:12		TODAY1	heute
00:00:05:12 00:00:05:28
00:00:05:28 00:00:06:05		WHAT1A
00:00:06:05 00:00:06:17	We didn’t just go home after soccer training.
00:00:06:17 00:00:06:27		PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1	früher
00:00:06:27 00:00:06:46
00:00:06:46 00:00:07:09		FOOTBALL1A	fußball
00:00:07:09 00:00:07:31
00:00:07:31 00:00:07:49		WORKOUT1	training
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00:00:08:11 00:00:08:24		DONE2*	fertig
00:00:08:24 00:00:08:47
00:00:08:47 00:00:09:20		GO-HOME1	nach hause
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00:00:09:24 00:00:10:00		$GEST-NM-SHAKE-HEAD1^
00:00:10:00 00:00:10:17	We/ back then we used to go to a bar and chat.
00:00:10:17 00:00:10:27		GO-HOME1*
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00:00:11:01 00:00:11:07		PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1	früher
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00:00:11:18 00:00:11:32		AWAY1^	sofort
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00:00:11:44 00:00:12:06		STRAIGHT3	sofort
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00:00:12:24 00:00:12:32		PUB1	wirtschaft
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00:00:12:45 00:00:13:14		TO1*
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00:00:13:36 00:00:13:44		TALK2A*	unterhalten
00:00:13:44 00:00:14:08
00:00:14:08 00:00:14:29		MASS-OF-PEOPLE-PASSIVE2^	[MG]
00:00:14:29 00:00:14:34
00:00:14:34 00:00:14:43	Or after the volleyball training, too.
00:00:14:43 00:00:15:12		OR4B	oder
00:00:15:12 00:00:15:28
00:00:15:28 00:00:15:41		VOLLEYBALL1A	volleyball
00:00:15:41 00:00:16:05
00:00:16:05 00:00:16:14		ALSO3A*	auch
00:00:16:14 00:00:16:29
00:00:16:29 00:00:17:00		TO-COME1
00:00:17:00 00:00:17:13
00:00:17:13 00:00:17:16		UNTIL1*
00:00:17:16 00:00:17:37
00:00:17:37 00:00:18:04		VOLLEYBALL1A	volleyball
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00:00:18:20 00:00:18:28		PUB2	wirtschaft
00:00:18:28 00:00:18:41
00:00:18:41 00:00:19:10	Today, everyone goes straight home after the training is finished.
00:00:19:10 00:00:19:26		TODAY1	heute
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00:00:20:03 00:00:20:07		TO-COME1*
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00:00:20:17 00:00:20:23		WORKOUT1	training
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00:00:20:32 00:00:20:40		DONE2*	fertig
00:00:20:40 00:00:21:02
00:00:21:02 00:00:21:33		GO-HOME1*	nach hause
00:00:21:33 00:00:22:03
00:00:22:03 00:00:22:18	Everyone drives to their own home.
00:00:22:18 00:00:22:40		GO-HOME1	nach hause
00:00:22:40 00:00:23:09
00:00:23:09 00:00:23:30	What about the sports club?
00:00:23:30 00:00:23:37		$GEST-OFF^	[MG]
00:00:23:37 00:00:24:09
00:00:24:09 00:00:24:18		SPORTS4B	sportverein
00:00:24:18 00:00:24:24
00:00:24:24 00:00:24:32		CLUB-OR-SOCIETY2*
00:00:24:32 00:00:24:40
00:00:24:40 00:00:24:49		$GEST-OFF^	[MG]
00:00:24:49 00:00:25:15
00:00:25:15 00:00:25:43	It feels so strange now.
00:00:25:43 00:00:26:20				Computers are the reason that everyone goes home.
00:00:26:20 00:00:26:28					||AWAY1^*
00:00:26:28 00:00:26:43		OVER4*	vorbei
00:00:26:43 00:00:27:03
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00:00:27:08 00:00:27:14		$GEST-OFF^
00:00:27:14 00:00:27:29					||REASON4A	grund
00:00:27:29 00:00:27:40
00:00:27:40 00:00:27:44					||$INDEX1	computer
00:00:27:44 00:00:28:01
00:00:28:01 00:00:28:24
00:00:28:24 00:00:28:29	Yes, times have changed. It’s different today.	TODAY1*	heute
00:00:28:29 00:00:28:34				Being able to chat with a webcam from home is enough.
00:00:28:34 00:00:29:02					||AT-HOME1B*	zu hause
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00:00:29:25 00:00:29:26					||$INDEX-TO-SCREEN1
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00:00:29:38 00:00:29:48		TIME7B*	zeit
00:00:29:48 00:00:30:03					||TO-SIGN1G	[MG]
00:00:30:03 00:00:30:09
00:00:30:09 00:00:30:12		TODAY1	heute
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00:00:30:20 00:00:30:26		TIME7B*	zeit
00:00:30:26 00:00:30:31					||ENOUGH1	genug
00:00:30:31 00:00:30:38
00:00:30:38 00:00:30:43		DIFFERENT1*	anders
00:00:30:43 00:00:30:49
00:00:30:49 00:00:31:00				To save money.
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00:00:31:05 00:00:31:18					||MONEY1A	zu
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00:00:31:22 00:00:31:45					||TO-SAVE2	sparen
00:00:31:45 00:00:32:02
00:00:32:02 00:00:32:04					||$GEST-OFF^*
00:00:32:04 00:00:32:05
00:00:32:05 00:00:32:07		$GEST-OFF^
00:00:32:07 00:00:32:09				If one goes out for drinks, that’s expensive.
00:00:32:09 00:00:32:14	That‘s stupid. Did someone say that?
00:00:32:14 00:00:32:33					||TO-DRINK1*	[MG]
00:00:32:33 00:00:32:36
00:00:32:36 00:00:32:41		SILLY2*	[MG]
00:00:32:41 00:00:33:00					||EXPENSIVE1	teuer
00:00:33:00 00:00:33:12
00:00:33:12 00:00:33:18
00:00:33:18 00:00:33:22		$GEST-OFF^	[MG]
00:00:33:22 00:00:33:27
00:00:33:27 00:00:33:33					||$GEST-OFF^
00:00:33:33 00:00:33:38
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00:00:33:40 00:00:33:47		TO-SAY3	gesagt
00:00:33:47 00:00:34:07
00:00:34:07 00:00:34:18		ALL2C^*	[MG]
00:00:34:18 00:00:34:19
00:00:34:19 00:00:34:27	Nobody has said that to me.
00:00:34:27 00:00:34:36		NOBODY1*	[MG]
00:00:34:36 00:00:34:41
00:00:34:41 00:00:34:46		TO-SAY3*	sagen
00:00:34:46 00:00:34:47	I was only told by a few that they didn’t feel like it and wanted to go home.
00:00:34:47 00:00:35:06		I1	[MG]
00:00:35:06 00:00:35:15
00:00:35:15 00:00:35:22		$GEST-OFF^
00:00:35:22 00:00:35:27
00:00:35:27 00:00:35:36		TO-LET1*	lass
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00:00:35:40 00:00:35:46		I1*
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00:00:36:08 00:00:36:24		OFF1A	ab
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00:00:36:32 00:00:36:39		I1
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00:00:36:49 00:00:37:07		TO-LET1*	lass
00:00:37:07 00:00:37:12
00:00:37:12 00:00:37:16		I1*
00:00:37:16 00:00:37:27
00:00:37:27 00:00:37:42		OFF1A	ab
00:00:37:42 00:00:38:13
00:00:38:13 00:00:38:27		OFF1A	ab
00:00:38:27 00:00:38:39	I didn’t understand that; we used to go out together a lot after the sport.
00:00:38:39 00:00:38:43		$INDEX1	[MG]
00:00:38:43 00:00:39:06
00:00:39:06 00:00:39:23		TO-UNDERSTAND1	verstehen
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00:00:39:38 00:00:40:09		WE1A
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00:00:40:17 00:00:40:27		PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1	früher
00:00:40:27 00:00:41:00
00:00:41:00 00:00:41:12		SPECIAL-OR-PARTICULARLY1A*	besonders
00:00:41:12 00:00:41:38
00:00:41:38 00:00:41:49	We always spent a lot of money there.
00:00:41:49 00:00:42:12		WE1A*	wir
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00:00:42:19 00:00:42:20		GOOD1	gut
00:00:42:20 00:00:42:21
00:00:42:21 00:00:42:32				Many went home.
00:00:42:32 00:00:42:37					||ALL1A*	[MG]
00:00:42:37 00:00:42:38		TO-SPEND-OR-TO-DISTRIBUTE3*	[MG]
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00:00:42:45 00:00:43:01					||TO-WANT7
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00:00:43:18 00:00:43:34					GO-HOME1*	nach hause nach hause
00:00:43:34 00:00:43:41
00:00:43:41 00:00:43:44	I didn‘t earn much money, but we still spent it all together.
00:00:43:44 00:00:43:45		I1*
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00:00:44:12 00:00:44:16		SALARY1	lohn
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00:00:44:27 00:00:44:34		LIKE-THIS1
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00:00:44:47 00:00:45:26		TO-SPEND-OR-TO-DISTRIBUTE3*	[MG]
00:00:45:26 00:00:45:35
00:00:45:35 00:00:45:37		GOOD1	gut
00:00:45:37 00:00:46:01
00:00:46:01 00:00:46:17		AMONG-EACH-OTHER3	[MG]
00:00:46:17 00:00:46:31	We went on trips together and took part in competitions.
00:00:46:31 00:00:46:43		OUTWARDS1^	ausflug
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00:00:47:09 00:00:47:21		VIOLENCE3^*	kämpfen
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00:00:47:32 00:00:47:38		OPINION1B*	gemein{schaft}
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00:00:47:47 00:00:48:06		TOGETHER1A*
00:00:48:06 00:00:48:07
00:00:48:07 00:00:48:19	That doesn’t exist anymore today.
00:00:48:19 00:00:48:31		TODAY1	heute
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00:00:48:42 00:00:49:05		OVER4*	gibt nicht
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00:00:49:13 00:00:49:21	It‘s getting less and less.
00:00:49:21 00:00:49:40		TO-REDUCE3	[MG]
00:00:49:40 00:00:49:49
00:00:49:49 00:00:50:12	Same for nine-pin bowling, because there are no new people joining.
00:00:50:12 00:00:50:23		NINE-PIN-BOWLING1	kegeln
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00:00:50:44 00:00:51:11		TO-REDUCE3	[MG]
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00:00:51:32 00:00:51:47		OFFSPRING1*	nachwuchs
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00:00:52:04 00:00:52:18		TO-COME1
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00:00:52:34 00:00:53:17		$GEST-OFF^
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00:00:53:34 00:00:53:48	Or volleyball.
00:00:53:48 00:00:54:11				It’s because of the computer.
00:00:54:11 00:00:54:16		VOLLEYBALL1A	volleyball
00:00:54:16 00:00:54:28					||$INDEX1*	[MG]
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00:00:54:33 00:00:54:35					||COMPUTER2	computer
00:00:54:35 00:00:54:38		ALSO3A*	auch
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00:00:55:00 00:00:55:03					||$INDEX-TO-SCREEN1*
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00:00:55:44 00:00:56:02	But what about the computer?
00:00:56:02 00:00:56:19		$GEST-OFF^	aber
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00:00:56:28 00:00:56:36		$INDEX2*	warum
00:00:56:36 00:00:57:16		$INDEX2	warum warum
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00:00:57:29 00:00:57:34		TO-MAKE3*
00:00:57:34 00:00:57:35
00:00:57:35 00:00:57:38	The computer destroys us humans.
00:00:57:38 00:00:57:39		$INDEX1	computer
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00:00:57:42 00:00:58:01		$ORAL^	macht
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00:00:58:02 00:00:58:15		BROKEN4
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00:00:58:17 00:00:58:23		I2	uns
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00:00:58:43 00:00:58:45		$INDEX1	computer
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00:00:59:04 00:00:59:07		TO-NEED1*
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00:00:59:15 00:00:59:19		TO-MAKE3	macht
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00:00:59:24 00:00:59:37		HUMAN3*	uns mensch
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00:00:59:45 00:00:59:46				People no longer need to go out.
00:00:59:46 00:01:00:06		BROKEN4	kaputt
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00:01:00:18 00:01:00:19					||I2	[MG]
00:01:00:19 00:01:00:21		$GEST-OFF^
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00:01:00:34 00:01:00:46					||OFF-OR-AWAY1*	weg
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00:01:01:02 00:01:01:15					||TO-NEED1*	brauch nicht
00:01:01:15 00:01:01:16				One can talk a lot with a computer.
00:01:01:16 00:01:01:18					||I1
00:01:01:18 00:01:01:22	It destroys us.
00:01:01:22 00:01:01:30
00:01:01:30 00:01:01:34					$INDEX-TO-SCREEN1*	[MG]
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00:01:01:35 00:01:01:40		BROKEN4
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00:01:01:47 00:01:02:01					||MUCH-OR-MANY1A	viel
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00:01:02:07 00:01:02:08					TO-SIGN1G	unterhalten
00:01:02:08 00:01:02:14		I1
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00:01:02:26 00:01:02:33		BROKEN4	kaputt
00:01:02:33 00:01:02:36
00:01:02:36 00:01:02:40					||PRESENT-OR-HERE1*	da
00:01:02:40 00:01:02:43
00:01:02:43 00:01:02:45				One can find out exciting things and learn new stuff.
00:01:02:45 00:01:02:46		I1
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00:01:03:32 00:01:03:41					||FASCINATING1	[MG]
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00:01:04:06 00:01:04:21					BECAUSE-OF1	wegen
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00:01:04:32 00:01:04:40					||INTO2	[MG]
00:01:04:40 00:01:05:09
00:01:05:09 00:01:05:13	It’s different for everyone.
00:01:05:13 00:01:05:22					||NEW1A*	neues
00:01:05:22 00:01:05:24		$INDEX1
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00:01:05:32 00:01:05:40		DIFFERENCE1B	unterschied
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00:01:06:02 00:01:06:10					||PERCEPTION1^	lernen
00:01:06:10 00:01:06:15
00:01:06:15 00:01:06:23	Some also want to have personal conversations.
00:01:06:23 00:01:06:25		$ORAL^	aber
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00:01:06:35 00:01:07:00		ALL2C^
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00:01:07:10 00:01:07:19		TO-WANT5*	wollen
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00:01:07:26 00:01:07:34		TO-WISH1A*
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00:01:07:48 00:01:08:09		PERSON1	person
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00:01:08:20 00:01:08:26		TO-SIGN1G	unterhalten
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00:01:08:36 00:01:09:07		TOGETHER2C*		That doesn’t exist anymore today.
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00:01:09:26 00:01:09:29					TODAY1	heute
00:01:09:29 00:01:09:41	One can only have one-on-one conversations using a computer.
00:01:09:41 00:01:09:44		SINGLE1	einzel
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00:01:10:12 00:01:10:24					OVER1*	gibt nicht mehr
00:01:10:24 00:01:10:29		||$PROD*
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00:01:10:42 00:01:11:01	I prefer talking to six people at a time.
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00:01:11:34 00:01:11:41		$PROD*
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00:01:12:10 00:01:12:12		$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1D:6d	sechs
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00:01:12:23 00:01:12:46		ALL2C^*
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00:01:13:19 00:01:13:27		$GEST-OFF^	[MG]
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00:01:13:46 00:01:14:08	It used to be great; many others say so, too.
00:01:14:08 00:01:14:17		PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1	früher
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00:01:14:26 00:01:14:28		GOOD1
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00:01:14:36 00:01:15:02		ALL2A	alle
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00:01:15:13 00:01:15:16		TO-SAY1*	sagen
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00:01:15:29 00:01:15:38		PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1	früher
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00:01:15:49 00:01:16:26		GREAT4*	toll toll
00:01:16:26 00:01:16:28
00:01:16:28 00:01:16:31	The youth today no longer knows what it was like.
00:01:16:31 00:01:16:38				In the past/
00:01:16:38 00:01:16:48		TODAY1	heute
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00:01:17:01 00:01:17:08					||PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1*	früher
00:01:17:08 00:01:17:15		GOOD3*
00:01:17:15 00:01:17:25
00:01:17:25 00:01:17:26		RIGHT-OR-AGREED1A	st{immt}
00:01:17:26 00:01:17:38
00:01:17:38 00:01:17:45		YOUNG1	jugend
00:01:17:45 00:01:17:48
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00:01:17:49 00:01:18:11
00:01:18:11 00:01:18:18		TO-KNOW-OR-KNOWLEDGE2A	weiß
00:01:18:18 00:01:18:27
00:01:18:27 00:01:18:33		NOT1	nicht
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00:01:18:37 00:01:18:44		WHAT1A	was
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00:01:18:46 00:01:18:47		PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1	früher	It used to be cheaper in the past.
00:01:18:47 00:01:19:04					||$GEST-ATTENTION1^
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00:01:19:12 00:01:19:21					PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1	früher
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00:01:19:34 00:01:19:44					||MONEY1A
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00:01:20:02 00:01:20:10					||CHEAP5*	billig
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00:01:20:20 00:01:20:33				That’s why one could spend money.
00:01:20:33 00:01:21:10					||TO-SPEND-OR-TO-DISTRIBUTE3*	[MG]
00:01:21:10 00:01:21:11
00:01:21:11 00:01:21:24				Now, everything is so expensive.
00:01:21:24 00:01:21:33					||TODAY1	heute
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00:01:21:44 00:01:22:04					||EVERYWHERE1	überall
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00:01:22:18 00:01:22:43					||EXPENSIVE1	teuer
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00:01:23:03 00:01:23:18					||$GEST-OFF^
00:01:23:18 00:01:23:28				I can’t invite everyone for a drink.
00:01:23:28 00:01:23:39					||I1	[MG]
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00:01:24:01 00:01:24:08					||TO-PAY1	bezahlen
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00:01:24:14 00:01:24:20					||I1*
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00:01:24:29 00:01:25:01					||FOR1*	für für
00:01:25:01 00:01:25:02	We used to spend a lot of money.
00:01:25:02 00:01:25:10
00:01:25:10 00:01:25:16				Everyone is stingy.
00:01:25:16 00:01:25:23					||ALL2A	alle
00:01:25:23 00:01:25:25		PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1	früher
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00:01:25:42 00:01:26:13					||STINGY1*	geizig
00:01:26:13 00:01:26:16		PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1	früher
00:01:26:16 00:01:26:20				Many people are stingy nowadays.
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00:01:26:22 00:01:26:30					||TODAY1
00:01:26:30 00:01:26:31		TO-SPEND-OR-TO-DISTRIBUTE3*	[MG]
00:01:26:31 00:01:26:42
00:01:26:42 00:01:27:16					||MUCH-OR-MANY9*	viele
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00:01:27:35 00:01:27:44					||STINGY1*	geizig
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00:01:28:28 00:01:28:31					||ALL1A*	viele
00:01:28:31 00:01:28:41	Yes, a bit.
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00:01:29:04 00:01:29:11					||STINGY1*	geizig
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00:01:29:16 00:01:29:31		BIT2A	bisschen
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00:01:30:33 00:01:30:43				Everyone wants to have everything for themselves.
00:01:30:43 00:01:31:02					||TO-KEEP1*	[MG]
00:01:31:02 00:01:31:13
00:01:31:13 00:01:31:43	Kind of.				||TO-BELONG1^*	selbst selbst
00:01:31:43 00:01:31:44		BIT2A	[MG]
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00:01:33:30 00:01:33:36				I don’t spend any money either.
00:01:33:36 00:01:33:44					||I1
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00:01:34:02 00:01:34:19					||TO-SPEND-OR-TO-DISTRIBUTE3*	[MG]
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00:01:34:29 00:01:34:35					||$GEST-OFF^	[MG]
00:01:34:35 00:01:34:38
00:01:34:38 00:01:34:43				And I don’t have to.
00:01:34:43 00:01:34:48					||I2*
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00:01:35:06 00:01:35:22					||TO-NEED1*	brauch nicht
00:01:35:22 00:01:35:27
00:01:35:27 00:01:35:28				It’s boring like that.
00:01:35:28 00:01:35:31					||I1*	[MG]
00:01:35:31 00:01:35:39
00:01:35:39 00:01:36:02					$GEST-OFF^
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00:01:36:15 00:01:36:27					||BOREDOM1	langweilig
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00:01:36:39 00:01:36:42					||$GEST-OFF^
00:01:36:42 00:01:36:46				That’s why we drove home then.
00:01:36:46 00:01:37:02					||I1*
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00:01:37:15 00:01:37:29					||OFF-OR-TO-REMOVE-STH1A	draußen
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00:01:37:39 00:01:37:47					||DONE1A	fertig
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00:01:38:11 00:01:38:23					||$GEST-OFF^	[MG]
00:01:38:23 00:01:38:48
00:01:38:48 00:01:39:10	Too bad.
00:01:39:10 00:01:39:34		$ORAL^	schade
00:01:39:34 00:01:40:07
00:01:40:07 00:01:40:33				Using a computer, one can talk to different people via chat and use signs over the webcam.
00:01:40:33 00:01:40:35					||$INDEX-TO-SCREEN1	[MG]
00:01:40:35 00:01:40:36		$GEST-DECLINE1^*	[MG]
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00:01:41:01 00:01:41:05
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00:01:43:42 00:01:44:00	I chat less and less.
00:01:44:00 00:01:44:01		I1	ich
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00:01:44:38 00:01:44:43					TO-SIGN1G	[MG]
00:01:44:43 00:01:45:10		TO-REDUCE3
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00:01:45:17 00:01:45:22		I1
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00:01:45:32 00:01:45:39		CHAT1A*	chat
00:01:45:39 00:01:45:40
00:01:45:40 00:01:45:45	Back when I bought the computer, I often used it to talk.
00:01:45:45 00:01:45:47		PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1	früher
00:01:45:47 00:01:46:00					$GEST-OFF^
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00:01:47:25 00:01:48:00		TO-SIGN1G	[MG]
00:01:48:00 00:01:48:06
00:01:48:06 00:01:48:09	That was 6 or 7 years ago.
00:01:48:09 00:01:48:19		ALREADY3*	schon
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00:01:48:23 00:01:48:31		I1	über
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00:01:48:47 00:01:49:27		YEAR1B*	sieben jahre
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00:01:50:04 00:01:50:25		TO-SIGN1G	[MG]
00:01:50:25 00:01:50:37
00:01:50:37 00:01:50:47	But that was always the same old small talk.
00:01:50:47 00:01:51:08		$GEST-DECLINE1^	[MG]
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00:01:51:14 00:01:51:18		EQUAL1A*
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00:01:51:33 00:01:51:40		HELLO1	hallo
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00:01:51:48 00:01:52:08		GOOD-MORNING1	gut {tag}
00:01:52:08 00:01:52:10
00:01:52:10 00:01:52:17	I joined in on the small talk, but the others then started to gossip.
00:01:52:17 00:01:53:03		I1*
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00:01:53:46 00:01:54:02		$GEST-OFF^*
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00:01:55:15 00:01:55:33		TO-GOSSIP1*	tratschen
00:01:55:33 00:01:55:34
00:01:55:34 00:01:55:41	Whenever they started to gossip I turned off the computer.	I1
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00:01:56:03 00:01:56:17		TO-SPEAK2*	tratschen
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00:01:59:21 00:01:59:35	I didn’t want them to gossip about me, too.
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00:02:00:04 00:02:00:19		INTEREST1B	interesse
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00:02:00:25 00:02:00:28		$INDEX1	wenn
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00:02:00:49 00:02:01:08		TO-SPEAK2*	klatsch
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00:02:01:15 00:02:01:30		OVER-OR-ABOUT2*
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00:02:01:35 00:02:01:43		I1
00:02:01:43 00:02:01:49	If someone shares gossip with me, I know that I also pass it on and the gossip spreads; I didn’t want that.
00:02:01:49 00:02:02:12		$ORAL^	auch
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00:02:03:11 00:02:03:22		WHERE-FROM1*	woher
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00:02:05:03 00:02:05:07	I turned off the computer then and stopped chatting altogether.
00:02:05:07 00:02:05:14		I1	[MG]
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00:02:06:12 00:02:06:18		TO-SAY3*	gesagt
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00:02:06:27 00:02:06:31				One can only ask, “How are you? Everything‘s alright?”
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00:02:07:05 00:02:07:21		FINISH1	nicht
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00:02:08:28 00:02:08:29	Yes.
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00:02:08:41 00:02:08:43				Then one just says how one is doing and what’s going on.
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00:02:08:48 00:02:09:01	It’s always the same thing.
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00:02:10:30 00:02:10:31				If one does it like that, everything works out while chatting.
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00:02:11:14 00:02:11:21				But one doesn’t need that every day.
00:02:11:21 00:02:11:29					$ORAL^	aber
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00:02:13:37 00:02:13:44	People used to chat a lot.
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00:02:14:05 00:02:14:13		PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1*	früher
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00:02:15:00 00:02:15:18	One always had a long list of people one could chat with.
00:02:15:18 00:02:15:45		LIST1A*	[MG]
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00:02:16:05 00:02:16:08		NAME1B*	namen
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00:02:16:25 00:02:16:44		LIST1A	[MG]
00:02:16:44 00:02:17:03	It was possible to find someone to talk to immediately.
00:02:17:03 00:02:18:03		TO-GRAB1A*	[MG]
00:02:18:03 00:02:18:15	But it’s gotten less and less now.
00:02:18:15 00:02:18:23		TODAY1	heute
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00:02:20:08 00:02:20:19	Now, there are only four people left.
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00:02:20:34 00:02:20:41		REGULAR4B	stamm
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00:02:21:03 00:02:21:18		ALL2B
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00:02:22:04 00:02:22:29	But, oh well.
00:02:22:29 00:02:22:45		$ORAL^	aber
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00:02:23:38 00:02:24:04	It’s too bad.
00:02:24:04 00:02:24:11				I only have very few people on my contact list, too.
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00:02:27:19 00:02:27:21					||ENOUGH3*	[MG]
00:02:27:21 00:02:27:29
00:02:27:29 00:02:27:41					||ENOUGH2	genug
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00:02:28:00 00:02:28:08					||ENOUGH3
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00:02:28:16 00:02:28:30				One doesn’t know whom one can trust. That’s why I rather leave it be.
00:02:28:30 00:02:28:47					||PEOPLE2	personen
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00:02:29:15 00:02:29:21					||TRUST4	vertrauen
00:02:29:21 00:02:29:29					||TRUST1
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00:02:29:40 00:02:30:05					||WHERE1A	wo
00:02:30:05 00:02:30:33
00:02:30:33 00:02:31:00					||NO1B*	[MG]
00:02:31:00 00:02:31:02	The young people today are lazy.
00:02:31:02 00:02:31:09		TODAY1	heute
00:02:31:09 00:02:31:21
00:02:31:21 00:02:31:30		PEOPLE2*	leute
00:02:31:30 00:02:31:40
00:02:31:40 00:02:32:07		ALL2A^	menschen
00:02:32:07 00:02:32:32
00:02:32:32 00:02:32:49		LIKE-THIS1*	so
00:02:32:49 00:02:33:13
00:02:33:13 00:02:33:25		YOUNG1	junge
00:02:33:25 00:02:33:32
00:02:33:32 00:02:33:43		ALL2A
00:02:33:43 00:02:34:05
00:02:34:05 00:02:34:24		LAZY2	faul
00:02:34:24 00:02:34:46
00:02:34:46 00:02:35:00		$GEST-OFF^
00:02:35:00 00:02:35:03
00:02:35:03 00:02:35:29	Until around the age of 30, 40.
00:02:35:29 00:02:35:39		LIKE3B	wie
00:02:35:39 00:02:36:11
00:02:36:11 00:02:36:17		ALSO3A*	auch
00:02:36:17 00:02:36:18
00:02:36:18 00:02:36:36		APPROXIMATELY1	ungefähr
00:02:36:36 00:02:36:46
00:02:36:46 00:02:37:00		YOUNG1	jung
00:02:37:00 00:02:37:11
00:02:37:11 00:02:37:19		APPROXIMATELY1	[MG]
00:02:37:19 00:02:37:26
00:02:37:26 00:02:37:41		$NUM-TENS2A:3d	dreißig
00:02:37:41 00:02:38:04
00:02:38:04 00:02:38:10		$NUM-TENS2A:4	vierzig
00:02:38:10 00:02:38:45
00:02:38:45 00:02:39:07	For example when playing rummy.
00:02:39:07 00:02:39:42		RUMMY1A	rommé
00:02:39:42 00:02:40:07
00:02:40:07 00:02:40:16	They say, “Oh, when playing skat there’s so much math involved, I don’t want to do that.”
00:02:40:16 00:02:40:31		SKAT1	skat
00:02:40:31 00:02:41:15
00:02:41:15 00:02:41:29		$GEST-DECLINE1^*	ach
00:02:41:29 00:02:41:41
00:02:41:41 00:02:42:10		SKAT1	skat
00:02:42:10 00:02:42:29
00:02:42:29 00:02:42:41		TO-CALCULATE1*	rechnen
00:02:42:41 00:02:43:05
00:02:43:05 00:02:43:39		TO-MULTIPLY1*	mal mal
00:02:43:39 00:02:43:47
00:02:43:47 00:02:44:08		DONT-FEEL-LIKE-IT1	[MG]
00:02:44:08 00:02:44:11
00:02:44:11 00:02:44:33	They prefer to play rummy; it’s easier to keep track of things there.
00:02:44:33 00:02:44:49		$PROD*	rommé
00:02:44:49 00:02:45:09
00:02:45:09 00:02:45:23		CARD-GAME2	[MG]
00:02:45:23 00:02:45:38
00:02:45:38 00:02:46:00		TO-SEE1*	sehen
00:02:46:00 00:02:46:10
00:02:46:10 00:02:46:18		OVER-OR-ABOUT1*	übersicht
00:02:46:18 00:02:46:29
00:02:46:29 00:02:46:39		TO-SEE1*
00:02:46:39 00:02:46:47
00:02:46:47 00:02:47:11		$PROD*
00:02:47:11 00:02:47:19
00:02:47:19 00:02:47:23		HOW-MUCH5*	wie viel
00:02:47:23 00:02:47:32
00:02:47:32 00:02:47:41		$PROD*	[MG]
00:02:47:41 00:02:48:05
00:02:48:05 00:02:48:22		TO-GIVE-HOLD-ON-TO1A^*	[MG]
00:02:48:22 00:02:48:34
00:02:48:34 00:02:48:48		$PROD*	[MG]
00:02:48:48 00:02:49:08	But with skat one has to count, 18, 42.
00:02:49:08 00:02:49:11		$INDEX1*	aber
00:02:49:11 00:02:49:20
00:02:49:20 00:02:49:42		SKAT1	skat
00:02:49:42 00:02:50:03
00:02:50:03 00:02:50:16		$NUM-TEEN1:8d*	achtzehn
00:02:50:16 00:02:50:36
00:02:50:36 00:02:50:39		$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:2d	zweiundvierzig
00:02:50:39 00:02:51:00
00:02:51:00 00:02:51:04		$NUM-TENS1:4*
00:02:51:04 00:02:51:18
00:02:51:18 00:02:51:25	“Oh, one has to remember the numbers!”
00:02:51:25 00:02:51:33		I1	ach
00:02:51:33 00:02:51:43
00:02:51:43 00:02:52:09		I1	[MG]
00:02:52:09 00:02:52:22
00:02:52:22 00:02:52:32		TO-LEARN1	lernen
00:02:52:32 00:02:52:37
00:02:52:37 00:02:52:46		MUST1A	muss
00:02:52:46 00:02:53:00
00:02:53:00 00:02:53:06		I1	ich
00:02:53:06 00:02:53:18
00:02:53:18 00:02:53:33		TO-LEARN1	lernen
00:02:53:33 00:02:53:47
00:02:53:47 00:02:54:08		I1	[MG]
00:02:54:08 00:02:54:19
00:02:54:19 00:02:54:34	Most people don’t want that.
00:02:54:34 00:02:55:00		TO-ABANDON1^	[MG]
00:02:55:00 00:02:55:03
00:02:55:03 00:02:55:12	It’s too complicated for them to learn all that, so they play more and more rummy.
00:02:55:12 00:02:55:18		I1	[MG]
00:02:55:18 00:02:55:35
00:02:55:35 00:02:55:41		TO-LEARN1*	lernen
00:02:55:41 00:02:56:00
00:02:56:00 00:02:56:11		$GEST-DECLINE1^*	[MG]
00:02:56:11 00:02:56:17
00:02:56:17 00:02:56:23		I1
00:02:56:23 00:02:56:32
00:02:56:32 00:02:56:47		TO-JOIN1A^	rommé
00:02:56:47 00:02:57:19
00:02:57:19 00:02:59:04		TO-JOIN1A*	rommé rommé rommé rommé rommé
00:02:59:04 00:02:59:06				It’s because of the money one plays for. Yes, it’s about the money.
00:02:59:06 00:02:59:13	There’s more and more of that.
00:02:59:13 00:02:59:19					MONEY1A*	[MG]
00:02:59:19 00:03:00:17		MORE3	mehr mehr mehr mehr mehr
00:03:00:17 00:03:00:24
00:03:00:24 00:03:00:44	Ah no, that’s the same.
00:03:00:44 00:03:01:03		$GEST-DECLINE1^*	[MG]
00:03:01:03 00:03:01:17
00:03:01:17 00:03:01:48		SAME2A*	selbe
00:03:01:48 00:03:02:32
00:03:02:32 00:03:02:37		$GEST-DECLINE1^*
00:03:02:37 00:03:02:45
00:03:02:45 00:03:03:00
00:03:03:00 00:03:03:13	If one is to count everything, one gets 500.
00:03:03:13 00:03:03:15		$NUM-HUNDREDS1:5*	fünf{hundert}
00:03:03:15 00:03:03:21
00:03:03:21 00:03:03:24		$INDEX1
00:03:03:24 00:03:03:34
00:03:03:34 00:03:04:22		$GEST^*	[MG]
00:03:04:22 00:03:04:38
00:03:04:38 00:03:04:40		$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:5	fünfhundert
00:03:04:40 00:03:05:03
00:03:05:03 00:03:05:16		$NUM-HUNDREDS1:5
00:03:05:16 00:03:05:35
00:03:05:35 00:03:05:48	Two/ Five get a prize.
00:03:05:48 00:03:06:04		||$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:2d	zwei
00:03:06:04 00:03:06:10
00:03:06:10 00:03:06:14		REWARD3	[MG]
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00:03:06:27 00:03:06:32		||TO-OBTAIN3	bekommen
00:03:06:32 00:03:06:45
00:03:06:45 00:03:07:08		||$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:5	fünf
00:03:07:08 00:03:07:14
00:03:07:14 00:03:07:22		TO-OBTAIN3	bekommen
00:03:07:22 00:03:07:30
00:03:07:30 00:03:07:44		REWARD3	preis
00:03:07:44 00:03:08:09	450 are gone.
00:03:08:09 00:03:08:11		$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:4*	vierhundertfünfzig
00:03:08:11 00:03:08:20
00:03:08:20 00:03:08:26		$NUM-HUNDREDS1:4*
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00:03:08:30 00:03:08:33		$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:5
00:03:08:33 00:03:08:37
00:03:08:37 00:03:08:38		ZERO4*
00:03:08:38 00:03:09:00
00:03:09:00 00:03:09:12		TO-MISS-OUT-ON-STH2	verpassen
00:03:09:12 00:03:09:17
00:03:09:17 00:03:09:27	The money comes from the losers and goes to the winners.
00:03:09:27 00:03:09:41		MONEY1B*	geld
00:03:09:41 00:03:09:42
00:03:09:42 00:03:10:23		IN-ADDITION1*
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00:03:11:06 00:03:11:10		$GEST-OFF^*
00:03:11:10 00:03:11:38
00:03:11:38 00:03:12:14				There used to be a lot of skat players in Dortmund, ah, no, in Dusseldorf.
00:03:12:14 00:03:12:24					||ALL1A	alle
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00:03:13:03 00:03:13:10					||PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1	früher
00:03:13:10 00:03:13:14		||$GEST-DECLINE1^*
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00:03:14:15 00:03:14:41					||DORTMUND1	dort{mund}
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00:03:17:06 00:03:17:15					||DUSSELDORF1	düsseldorf
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00:03:18:01 00:03:18:06					||MUCH-OR-MANY1A	viel
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00:03:18:23 00:03:18:44					||SKAT2	skat
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00:03:19:04 00:03:19:24					||ALL1A
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00:03:19:37 00:03:19:41				They play rummy now.
00:03:19:41 00:03:20:00					||NOW1	jetzt
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00:03:20:11 00:03:20:23					||ALL1A	alle
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00:03:20:26 00:03:20:46					||MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE2*	[MG]
00:03:20:46 00:03:21:08
00:03:21:08 00:03:21:27					||RUMMY1A	rommé
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00:03:21:34 00:03:21:44				It’s because of the money.
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00:03:22:45 00:03:23:20				They’re just trying to make a lot of money.
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00:03:24:01 00:03:24:15					||MONEY1A*	geld
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00:03:24:21 00:03:24:47					||STINGY1*	[MG]
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00:03:25:14 00:03:25:28				They don’t feel like continuing.
00:03:25:28 00:03:25:38					||$GEST-DECLINE1^	[MG]
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00:03:25:45 00:03:25:47					||$GEST-OFF^*
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00:03:26:04 00:03:26:22					||ALL1A	alle
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00:03:26:29 00:03:26:36					||TO-LET1^	auch
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00:03:26:41 00:03:26:49					||DELIGHT1C	keine
00:03:26:49 00:03:27:01
00:03:27:01 00:03:27:18					||NONE4	lust
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00:03:27:19 00:03:27:35					$ORAL^	nicht mehr
00:03:27:35 00:03:28:01
00:03:28:01 00:03:28:44
00:03:28:44 00:03:29:07	They know that the other player is strong.
00:03:29:07 00:03:29:09		||BUT1*
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00:03:29:29 00:03:29:36		TO-KNOW-OR-KNOWLEDGE2B||$INDEX1*	weiß
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00:03:30:16 00:03:30:20		STRONG2B*	stark
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00:03:30:45 00:03:31:02		STRONG2B*	stark
00:03:31:02 00:03:31:08
00:03:31:08 00:03:31:09	Then they don’t come and don’t feel like playing him.
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00:03:31:18 00:03:31:47		STRONG2A	stark stark
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00:03:32:21 00:03:32:29		DONT-FEEL-LIKE-IT1*
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00:03:32:36 00:03:32:39		I1
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00:03:32:48 00:03:33:08		TO-COME1*	kommen
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00:03:33:19 00:03:34:01		DONT-FEEL-LIKE-IT1*	[MG]
00:03:34:01 00:03:34:15	Less and less people come.
00:03:34:15 00:03:34:39		TO-DECREASE4*	[MG]
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00:03:35:31 00:03:35:47				Yes, that’s true.
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00:03:38:23 00:03:38:33	Now it works better.			One plays skat one day, rummy the next.
00:03:38:33 00:03:38:35		TODAY1*	heute
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00:03:38:41 00:03:39:01		IT-WORKS1	läuft
00:03:39:01 00:03:39:11					||SKAT2	skat
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00:03:39:28 00:03:39:33		$GEST-OFF^
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00:03:40:27 00:03:40:49					||SIDE-OF-THE-BODY2*	seite
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00:03:41:11 00:03:41:34					||SKAT2	skat
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00:03:42:00 00:03:42:04					||THEN1A
00:03:42:04 00:03:42:05	Yes, taking turns.
00:03:42:05 00:03:42:15		$GEST-NM-NOD-HEAD1^
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00:03:42:30 00:03:42:32		VARIANT1
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00:03:42:41 00:03:42:47		TO-SWAP3B*
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00:03:43:47 00:03:44:19					||RUMMY1A	rommé
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00:03:44:25 00:03:44:37				The German championship used to be for everyone together.
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00:03:45:15 00:03:45:29					||TOGETHER1C*	zusammen
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00:03:46:12 00:03:46:16					||GERMAN1	deutsche meisterschaft
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00:03:47:27 00:03:47:30				But not anymore.
00:03:47:30 00:03:47:34	Not anymore.
00:03:47:34 00:03:47:38					||TODAY1	heute
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00:03:47:41 00:03:47:47		NOW1	nicht jetzt
00:03:47:47 00:03:47:48					||THERE-IS3*	gibt nicht
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00:03:48:14 00:03:48:24				Now there are two.
00:03:48:24 00:03:48:26		$GEST-OFF^*
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00:03:48:30 00:03:48:37
00:03:48:37 00:03:48:41	There’re not enough players for skat, and too many for rummy.
00:03:48:41 00:03:48:46					||$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:2	zweimal
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00:03:49:13 00:03:49:21		MUCH-OR-MANY1A	viel
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00:03:49:38 00:03:49:44		LITTLE-BIT4	zu wenig
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00:03:51:42 00:03:52:02				One can join both then, the skat championship as well as the rummy one.
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00:03:54:17 00:03:54:19	That’s true.
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00:03:54:34 00:03:54:49		RIGHT-OR-AGREED1B
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00:03:57:14 00:03:57:25	Well.
00:03:57:25 00:03:57:34		$GEST-NM-TO-SHRUG1^	[MG]
00:03:57:34 00:03:57:45				Dusseldorf/
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00:03:57:47 00:03:58:04	I don’t even know what’s happening in that area anymore, whether it be skat or rummy.
00:03:58:04 00:03:58:12					||DUSSELDORF1	düsseldorf
00:03:58:12 00:03:58:14		TO-DEVELOP1B	[MG]
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00:03:59:00 00:03:59:02		TO-KNOW-OR-KNOWLEDGE2B	weiß
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00:03:59:13 00:03:59:21		TO-DEVELOP1A
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00:03:59:37 00:03:59:41		NOW1*	jetzt
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00:04:00:02 00:04:00:10		COME-HERE1	kommen
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00:04:01:00 00:04:01:08		$CUED-SPEECH*	rommé
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00:04:01:27 00:04:01:36		SKAT2*	skat
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00:04:01:40 00:04:02:03		TO-DEVELOP1B	läuft
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00:04:02:13 00:04:02:19		$GEST-OFF^	[MG]
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00:04:02:35 00:04:02:49		$GEST-DECLINE1^
00:04:02:49 00:04:03:09
00:04:03:09 00:04:04:11	I like playing skat privately.
00:04:04:11 00:04:04:18		I1
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00:04:04:26 00:04:04:42		PRIVATE2B	privat
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00:04:04:47 00:04:05:21		ALL2B
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00:04:05:26 00:04:05:28		SKAT2*
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00:04:05:30 00:04:05:37		I1
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00:04:05:45 00:04:06:06		ALL2B^	privat
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00:04:06:09 00:04:06:44		TO-SPEND-OR-TO-DISTRIBUTE1^	spielen spielen spielen
00:04:06:44 00:04:06:46
00:04:06:46 00:04:06:49	Over the course of a year, we get up to 1200€.
00:04:06:49 00:04:07:06		YEAR1B	im jahr
00:04:07:06 00:04:07:21				And your wife?
00:04:07:21 00:04:07:25					YOUR1
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00:04:07:39 00:04:07:41		$NUM-THOUSANDS1:1	tausendzweihundert
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00:04:08:42 00:04:08:44				You play skat.	||$GEST-ATTENTION1^
00:04:08:44 00:04:09:13		||$PROD*
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00:04:09:35 00:04:09:42					||YOU1*	du
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00:04:09:48 00:04:10:07					SKAT2*
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00:04:10:45 00:04:11:05				What does your wife do?
00:04:11:05 00:04:11:09					||WIFE1	frau
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00:04:12:16 00:04:12:27	We just play once a month at somebody’s house.	TO-LET1*	[MG]
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00:04:12:34 00:04:12:41		I1
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00:04:12:46 00:04:13:22		LOCATION3*
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00:04:13:48 00:04:14:10		MONTH1	monat
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00:04:14:24 00:04:14:32		ONCE1	einmal
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00:04:14:41 00:04:14:45				What do the women do?
00:04:14:45 00:04:15:03		TO-PLAY2	spielen
00:04:15:03 00:04:15:11					||WOMAN4A*	frau
00:04:15:11 00:04:15:15
00:04:15:15 00:04:15:17	We don’t play all the time.
00:04:15:17 00:04:15:25					||TO-MAKE2	was
00:04:15:25 00:04:15:32		ALWAYS7	immer
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00:04:15:39 00:04:16:09					||$GEST-OFF^*	macht
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00:04:16:16 00:04:16:24	They do whatever they want to do.
00:04:16:24 00:04:16:26		||$INDEX1
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00:04:16:38 00:04:16:47		||YOUR-CHOICE1A^*	[MG]
00:04:16:47 00:04:17:08	They go do gymnastics.
00:04:17:08 00:04:17:22		GYMNASTICS1*	gymnast{ik}
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00:04:18:27 00:04:18:44		GYMNASTICS1	gymnast{ik}
00:04:18:44 00:04:18:48				Do they join the game or not?	||$GEST-OFF^*
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00:04:19:41 00:04:19:49					||OR4A*	oder was
00:04:19:49 00:04:20:04	My wife doesn’t play rummy.
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00:04:21:36 00:04:21:45		$GEST-OFF^
00:04:21:45 00:04:22:08
00:04:22:08 00:04:22:43	Her parents didn’t have any games.
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00:04:24:06 00:04:24:09		I2*	mein
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00:04:25:02 00:04:25:10		NONE3	kein
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00:04:26:00 00:04:26:25		TO-PLAY1*	spiel
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00:04:27:29 00:04:27:38	She didn’t play either.
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00:04:28:18 00:04:29:08		NOT1*	spielen
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00:04:29:12 00:04:29:28	It was different for her.
00:04:29:28 00:04:29:39		DIFFERENT1	anders
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00:04:29:49 00:04:30:14		$GEST-OFF^*
00:04:30:14 00:04:30:25	I used to play.
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00:04:31:05 00:04:31:11		$GEST-OFF^	spielen
00:04:31:11 00:04:31:14				Women like to meet for gossiping.
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00:04:31:36 00:04:31:42		OCCASIONALLY1*	[MG]
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00:04:32:16 00:04:32:25		ATTENTION1A^*
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00:04:34:49 00:04:35:19	My wife used to go there, too.
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00:04:36:18 00:04:36:40		GROUP3	klatschgr{uppe}
00:04:36:40 00:04:37:03	Now they meet up less and less, because they‘ve gotten old.
00:04:37:03 00:04:37:12		NOW1*	jetzt
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00:04:38:20 00:04:39:17		TO-QUIT-MEMBERSHIP1*	aus{treten} aus{treten}
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00:04:39:41 00:04:40:02	They don’t feel like it anymore or have another way of life.
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00:04:42:33 00:04:43:21	They were together a long time, ten to twelve years.
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00:04:44:00 00:04:44:08		$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1D:10	zehn jahre
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00:04:45:28 00:04:45:35	Yes.
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00:04:47:38 00:04:48:09	We go on trips together with the saved up money.
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00:04:49:39 00:04:49:44				Do only the men go away together then?	$GEST-ATTENTION1^
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00:04:52:24 00:04:52:34	Yes, the men only.
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00:04:54:35 00:04:55:07	Oh no, the wife doesn’t get left out.
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00:04:56:41 00:04:57:05	I love her.
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00:04:57:26 00:04:57:35		LOVE1A	lieb
00:04:57:35 00:04:57:45	We’ve loved each other for 25 years now.
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00:04:59:40 00:05:00:04				Yes, love, but the women aren’t with you on your trips.
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00:05:02:42 00:05:03:21	Yes, she always asks me where we’re going then. We decide on that in the skat group.
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00:05:05:16 00:05:05:32	Like going skiing, for example.
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00:05:06:22 00:05:06:38		$GEST-OFF^	[MG]
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00:05:07:00 00:05:07:15				What does your wife do?
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00:05:07:30 00:05:07:46					WHAT1B*	frau
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00:05:08:08 00:05:08:17	I go on trips with her, too, but without the skat group.				WHAT1B*	frau
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00:05:11:20 00:05:11:31	When we go on trips, she can come with us to go skiing.
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00:05:13:36 00:05:13:41	We’ll go skiing together then or something.
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00:05:19:00 00:05:19:21	We do a lot of things together.
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00:05:21:11 00:05:21:28	We went to America together, as well.
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00:05:25:42 00:05:25:46	I don’t leave her alone.
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00:05:28:03 00:05:28:23	Today she is quite sad, because I am here, signing.
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00:05:33:17 00:05:33:22	I’m here by myself for seven hours.
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00:05:36:16 00:05:36:37		ALONE1C	allein
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00:05:37:12 00:05:37:23	But I think my wife can be alone just once.
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00:05:40:04 00:05:40:17	Before I drove here, we hugged and said goodbye, then I came here.
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00:05:43:07 00:05:43:28		TO-COME1	komm
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00:05:55:09 00:05:55:21	Ah, she was able to tell you what we’re doing today.
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00:06:03:15 00:06:03:34				But she said nothing about how exactly it works.
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00:06:04:26 00:06:04:37				I only found out about that today, when the moderator explained it.
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00:06:06:22 00:06:06:31				I thought I’d just let myself be surprised by how everything works.
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00:06:13:36 00:06:13:42	How old is your husband?
00:06:13:42 00:06:13:49		OLD2C	wie alt
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00:06:16:05 00:06:16:19	65, isn‘t that right?
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00:06:20:12 00:06:20:22	I’m 10 years older.
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00:06:24:43 00:06:25:17	I’m 10 years older than that, but your wife is the same age as my wife.
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00:06:27:48 00:06:28:22	She is 56 and I’m 66.
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