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Topics Vacation, Free Time, Traveling: Knitting

	Translation	Lexeme/Sign	Mouth	Translation	Lexeme/Sign	Mouth
00:00:00:00 00:00:00:16				I‘m going to relearn how to knit next Thursday.	NEXT1	nächsten
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00:00:06:14 00:00:06:22				Shit, the day before yesterday/
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00:00:08:02 00:00:08:12				Yes, I went to a wool shop/
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00:00:10:32 00:00:10:43				Right, I swung by the wool shop on Tuesday.	$GEST^	[MG]
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00:00:12:25 00:00:12:35				I went inside to look around because I wanted to knit a hat.
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00:00:14:47 00:00:15:02				They had a poster up on the wall, and it said which courses they would give.
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00:00:16:45 00:00:17:14				There was a course on how to knit hats.
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00:00:17:35 00:00:17:37				I asked what kind of hats one would learn to knit.
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00:00:18:24 00:00:18:30				You know, those hats that you put on your head sideways, and that are droopy to one side.
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00:00:22:07 00:00:22:10				I put on one of those hats and looked into a mirror.
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00:00:24:36 00:00:24:48				I looked at myself a bit skeptical.
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00:00:26:01 00:00:26:10				I wasn‘t sure if that was what I was really going for, but who cares.
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00:00:27:05 00:00:27:07				I looked at the flyer once more later on.
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00:00:28:20 00:00:28:24				It said knitting, according to the English pattern.
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00:00:31:26 00:00:31:36				According to the English pattern. I didn‘t know what it meant.
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00:00:34:03 00:00:34:10				I showed the cashier the paper and asked her what it meant.
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00:00:35:41 00:00:35:47				She glanced at it and said, “Oh, it’s a very fine knitting style, just like a stole.”
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00:00:39:41 00:00:39:46				So that‘s what English knitting is.
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00:00:42:27 00:00:42:34				They had scheduled a course for November 11th.
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00:00:45:05 00:00:45:10				I told her that I‘d like to book a place for the upcoming Thursday, November 11th.
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00:00:48:45 00:00:49:13					NEXT1	nächste woche
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00:00:49:29 00:00:49:34				Let‘s see how they teach knitting, how they explain the learning process.
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00:00:52:20 00:00:52:32				She said that I obviously needed to buy wool beforehand.
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00:01:00:44 00:01:01:21					TO-WRAP1*	aufwick{eln}
00:01:01:21 00:01:01:23				I looked around for some wool.
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00:01:03:25 00:01:03:30				There was a really thin kind; with that there will be half of it left over. I didn‘t want that.
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00:01:06:37 00:01:06:39				I rather wanted one from above, a colorful one.
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00:01:08:18 00:01:08:21				It was a bit thicker.
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00:01:09:42 00:01:10:01				I said, “I like that one. May I take it outside to look at it?”
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00:01:11:32 00:01:11:39				She said, “Why certainly!”
00:01:11:39 00:01:11:49				She said, “Why certainly!”	\|\|OF-COURSE1A
00:01:11:49 00:01:12:03				I looked at it.
00:01:12:03 00:01:12:10					THEN1C*
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00:01:12:17 00:01:12:41					$PROD*	[MG]
00:01:12:41 00:01:13:02				It was fitting and looked good.
00:01:13:02 00:01:13:11					TO-MATCH1*	pa{sst}
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00:01:13:23 00:01:13:26					GOOD1*	gut
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00:01:13:31 00:01:13:37				I bought it.
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00:01:14:03 00:01:14:13					TO-BUY1A	kaufen
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00:01:14:22 00:01:14:40				The ball was supposed to cost 15, no 16 euros. I had to take a deep breath, oh well.
00:01:14:40 00:01:15:03					LONG-TIME4A^	[MG]
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00:01:18:06 00:01:18:11				I bought the wool anyway.
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00:01:19:15 00:01:19:22				One of those balls; that should be enough for a stole.
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00:01:22:10 00:01:22:25				I think it was 100 grams.
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00:01:23:09 00:01:23:13	Yes, but the wool gets really long and thin.
00:01:23:13 00:01:23:26		$ORAL^	aber auch		$GEST-OFF^
00:01:23:26 00:01:23:33		$ORAL^	aber auch	I think the ball/
00:01:23:33 00:01:23:45					TO-BELIEVE2A*	glaube
00:01:23:45 00:01:24:03		THIN-OR-SKINNY1	[MG]
00:01:24:03 00:01:24:15					BALL-SPHERE1B^	[MG]
00:01:24:15 00:01:24:24				Yes, it is very thin.
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00:01:24:31 00:01:24:37					$ORAL^	sehr
00:01:24:37 00:01:24:42	It‘s a lot.
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00:01:25:24 00:01:25:32				To knit it/
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00:01:25:39 00:01:25:40		$GEST-DECLINE1^	gibt
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00:01:26:07 00:01:26:21		$$EXTRA-LING-ACT^			TO-KNIT1	stricken
00:01:26:21 00:01:26:25				You use knitting needles in size four or five.
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00:01:28:26 00:01:28:32				That‘s what she told me.
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00:01:29:22 00:01:29:26	Airy.				$GEST-OFF^	[MG]
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00:01:30:02 00:01:30:07				Right, airy knitting. I will see what it is like then.
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00:01:31:20 00:01:31:27				The knitting will start next Thursday night at half past six.
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00:01:33:44 00:01:33:47				We‘ll see how she‘s going to explain the knitting part.
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00:01:35:39 00:01:36:02	Great.
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00:01:37:10 00:01:37:21				The lady at the wool shop and I were immediately on first name terms. That‘s nice.
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00:01:42:40 00:01:42:45				She told me that she going to run the half marathon next time around, on April 12th in Berlin.
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00:01:47:14 00:01:47:15				And I said, “I‘m not sure yet whether I‘ll be there or not.”
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00:02:00:23 00:02:00:29				Every time a person leaves, another person comes in, just like a pendulum.
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00:02:03:01 00:02:03:06				There‘s always something going on.
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00:02:08:43 00:02:08:47				At times, a person came in, sat down, and started knitting.
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00:02:17:10 00:02:17:14				I like that it got enlarged.
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00:02:18:29 00:02:18:40				The lady designs her own knitting pattern, as well. She invents them herself.
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00:02:23:06 00:02:23:12				She gets them printed in a magazine.
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00:02:24:41 00:02:25:00				They even get printed.
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00:02:27:23 00:02:27:30				And her mother started the shop.
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00:02:29:46 00:02:30:03				Later on the daughter took over and continued the shopkeeping.
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00:02:32:03 00:02:32:12				Yes, the knitting shop.
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00:02:33:36 00:02:33:40				She even has a couple of knitters working for her, making sweaters and stuff.
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00:02:36:41 00:02:36:46				Soon, in 2010, ‘11 the new winter season starts.
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00:02:39:27 00:02:39:29				They recently started knitting for the upcoming winter season.
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00:02:40:32 00:02:40:38				They started designing patterns.
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00:02:41:49 00:02:42:05				When they are done with it, they‘ll start to knit those patterns.
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00:02:43:36 00:02:43:45				They have to work really fast.
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00:02:44:34 00:02:44:45				They need to hand it to the magazine so that it gets printed in time, that‘s why.
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00:02:47:29 00:02:47:38				They are so creative at times.
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00:02:48:12 00:02:48:18				When flipping through the pages, I saw a very creative jacket.
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00:02:51:06 00:02:51:09					I1	[MG]
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00:02:51:16 00:02:51:17				It was basically just a square.
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00:02:52:14 00:02:53:28					QUADRAT1	quadrat
00:02:53:28 00:02:53:36				You then had to fold it over and put it on like a jacket. There‘s a button in the middle, and you put your arms through the slit on each side.
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00:02:55:07 00:02:55:17	Yes, I‘ve knitted that one.
00:02:55:17 00:02:55:25		I1	hab		BUTTON-CLOTHES1B	kno{pf}
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00:02:55:43 00:02:56:23		I1	gemacht		$PROD*
00:02:56:23 00:02:56:28	I made it myself.
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00:02:57:35 00:02:57:41	I used a rectangle, though.
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00:02:59:44 00:02:59:45	You can do a square, as well.
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00:03:00:04 00:03:00:12		SHELF2B^	quadratisch		QUADRAT1*	quadrat
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00:03:00:48 00:03:01:06		ALSO1B	auch
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00:03:01:14 00:03:01:15	I made a rectangle.
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00:03:01:48 00:03:02:04				And then fold it/
00:03:02:04 00:03:02:11					THEN1A*	und dann
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00:03:02:34 00:03:02:40	Now wait a second. The rectangle needed a slit in the middle of each side.
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00:03:03:16 00:03:03:27		$GEST-TO-STAY-CALM1^*
00:03:03:27 00:03:03:35				How did you fold it?
00:03:03:35 00:03:03:44		SQUARE2^*			LIKE7A	wie
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00:03:08:14 00:03:08:31	You could then fold it over, and it ends at approximately mid-thigh length.
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00:03:12:07 00:03:12:13	It‘s nice and warm.
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00:03:13:02 00:03:13:09	Then, it is held together down here with a brooch.
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00:03:15:21 00:03:15:33		BROOCH2*	brosche
00:03:15:33 00:03:15:43	That‘s how I did it.
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00:03:16:43 00:03:16:48	I got it from a lady I used to knit with.
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00:03:19:05 00:03:19:17		TO-KNIT1	stricken
00:03:19:17 00:03:19:23	She did it with (()).
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00:03:21:00 00:03:21:28		TO-DRESS-UPPER-BODY2^*	gemacht
00:03:21:28 00:03:21:32	I saw it and liked it immediately.
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00:03:22:16 00:03:22:36		GOOD1^*	toll
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00:03:22:42 00:03:22:45	So, she gave me the pattern.
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00:03:24:06 00:03:24:17	I looked at it and thought, “What? That‘s it?”
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00:03:25:43 00:03:26:05	A strip with two slits.
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00:03:29:22 00:03:30:01	Yes, two slits just like that.			Two slits.	TEAR3^*
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00:03:32:22 00:03:32:33	Knitting one row after the other. Just like that and then up to here.
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00:03:36:31 00:03:36:47	Up to here, then you bind-off. And again, all the way up to here, and then you bind-off again, and another bit knitted.
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00:03:41:02 00:03:41:26	Then you go all the way back and cast on for the hole and take it up to here.
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00:03:44:30 00:03:44:37	Then you just continue to knit.
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00:03:47:07 00:03:47:19	Up to the armpits.
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00:03:47:35 00:03:47:37		$PROD*		And then?
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00:03:48:35 00:03:48:43	Up to the armpits, right here.
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00:03:49:42 00:03:50:10	Again, you continue knitting for a bit and then bind-off, right to there.
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00:03:52:35 00:03:53:06	Then you knit again, go back, cast on, all the way to here.
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00:03:55:41 00:03:56:10	You then need to knit it together, knit more rows, and that‘s it.
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00:03:59:46 00:04:00:00				And those are the slits?	EASY1*	einfach
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00:04:00:15 00:04:00:28					TEAR3^*	schlitz
00:04:00:28 00:04:00:35	Yes, that‘s it.
00:04:00:35 00:04:00:41		$ORAL^	ja
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00:04:01:05 00:04:01:10				I see. So, it‘s a rectangle and like that and that.	SHORT2^
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00:04:04:11 00:04:04:38	Yes, you fold the right side over up to the neck.	$GEST-NM-NOD-HEAD1^	[MG]		$PROD*
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00:04:07:27 00:04:07:31	Yet, there is also a shorter version. Yes, shorter.
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00:04:07:46 00:04:08:01		BUT1*	aber
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00:04:08:14 00:04:09:32		$PROD*	kurz kurz
00:04:09:32 00:04:09:33	You could do a longer version, too. Yes, you could do that.			You could do a longer one, too.
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00:04:11:09 00:04:11:17					TO-MAKE2*	machen
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00:04:11:49 00:04:12:00	You then put it around your waist at an angle to the shoulders, and afterwards you fold it over from the right again. That‘s what it looks like then.
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00:04:23:30 00:04:23:46				So, I knit one row after the other up to here. I then bind-off and leave this part like it is, and I knit/
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00:04:31:28 00:04:32:41	I then counted the rows/	$PROD*	[MG]		$PROD*	[MG]
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00:04:34:01 00:04:34:15		TO-CALCULATE1^*	zählen mal
00:04:34:15 00:04:34:36	No, it‘s knitted like that.
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00:04:35:20 00:04:35:24	You then have to knit about ten or twenty stitches.
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00:04:39:21 00:04:39:36	You then start with the shoulder, or from here, or there, or there. There are various possibilities. You just have to try it out. Well, like that.
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00:04:46:04 00:04:46:14	You then continue knitting upwards, and then one stitch down, then one stitch—a chain stitch—and again downwards it goes.
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00:04:52:32 00:04:52:44	Then, again, bring it all together and continue knitting one row after the other.
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00:04:57:06 00:04:57:11	If you were to knit it across the middle, you‘d need an enormous knitting needle, but it works much better this way.
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00:05:03:31 00:05:03:34				Can you write it down?	CAN1*
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00:05:04:31 00:05:04:39				Can you send me an email?
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00:05:04:48 00:05:05:08	The lady gave it to me. Sure, I can send it to you via email.	WOMAN1A*	frau
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00:05:05:30 00:05:05:32		TO-GIVE1*		All right, you‘ll send me an email. I‘ll try it then.
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00:05:06:32 00:05:07:25		$ORAL^\|\|$$EXTRA-LING-ACT^	ja ja		$ORAL^	muss mal probieren
00:05:07:25 00:05:07:40	She also used thin wool with thicker needles; it makes it elastic.
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00:05:10:04 00:05:10:17		$INDEX2*		That is done more and more.	$GEST-NM-NOD-HEAD1^	ja
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00:05:13:38 00:05:13:44	I can send it to you, yes.
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00:05:19:00 00:05:19:07				She did something else, something longish around the bust.
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00:05:21:33 00:05:22:07				It was knitted a bit broader, like a braid.
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00:05:29:03 00:05:29:21				It had holes to put your arms through, and there was a bit of room between the chest and the fabric.
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00:05:32:42 00:05:33:07				And it went down to just beneath the breasts.
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00:05:33:38 00:05:34:02				However, the knitting of the wool was very thick.
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00:05:38:04 00:05:38:17				They have so many creative things there, so many.
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00:05:39:37 00:05:39:38				As soon as I‘m out of ideas I can copy some ideas from them.
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00:05:43:17 00:05:43:28	There aren‘t any normal jackets left nowadays.
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00:05:45:37 00:05:46:04	They are either closed diagonally, or they have those gigantic collars.
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00:05:46:37 00:05:46:41				And every item is made out of one single piece, that‘s it. That‘s enough.
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00:06:00:46 00:06:00:47				It‘s crazy; there‘s so much to be seen. So many different kinds of wool.
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00:06:08:22 00:06:08:23	Right, I can see that, really.
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00:07:07:38 00:07:07:42				I looked at her, and she was maybe about ten years old, I think.
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00:07:46:07 00:07:46:15	She had seen one of them.
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00:07:46:25 00:07:46:32		TO-HAVE-TO-OWN1*	hat
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00:07:47:14 00:07:47:31	I said, “So, you‘ve seen one? Okay.”
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00:07:48:40 00:07:48:48		$GEST^	[MG]
00:07:48:48 00:07:49:03	After being told about it by my friend, I immediately went to the shop.
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00:07:50:42 00:07:51:05		DEAL1	geschäft
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00:07:51:15 00:07:51:32		TO-GO-THERE2*	[MG]
00:07:51:32 00:07:51:35	When first seeing the scarf at the shop I thought, “Ah, that’s the one, the circular one.”
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00:07:54:04 00:07:54:09		$GEST^	[MG]
00:07:54:09 00:07:54:16	I asked the shop assistant how to knit one of those.
00:07:54:16 00:07:54:22		I2^	verkäufer
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00:07:55:00 00:07:55:09		HOW-QUESTION-COMPARISON1*	wie
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00:07:55:19 00:07:55:20	She said it‘d be super easy.
00:07:55:20 00:07:55:36		$ORAL^	ganz
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00:07:56:13 00:07:56:14	“I see,” I said.
00:07:56:14 00:07:56:23		$GEST^	[MG]
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00:07:56:30 00:07:56:37		OKAY1A	okay
00:07:56:37 00:07:56:40
00:07:56:40 00:07:56:43	I went back to my colleague and told her that she needed to buy wool first of all.
00:07:56:43 00:07:56:47		I1*	[MG]
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00:07:58:15 00:07:58:23		MUST1*	muss
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00:07:58:34 00:07:58:48		WOOL5	wolle
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00:07:59:28 00:07:59:41	She said, “of course!”
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00:08:00:06 00:08:00:15
00:08:00:15 00:08:00:19	I then knitted the scarf for her.
00:08:00:19 00:08:00:25		I1*	[MG]
00:08:00:25 00:08:00:31
00:08:00:31 00:08:01:06		TO-KNIT1
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00:08:01:13 00:08:01:17		FOR1	für
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00:08:01:18 00:08:01:25		$INDEX1
00:08:01:25 00:08:01:27
00:08:01:27 00:08:01:41	She felt so comfortable with it; it is so nice and cozy.
00:08:01:41 00:08:02:17		WELL1	wohl
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00:08:02:37 00:08:03:31		$PROD*	warm
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00:08:04:41 00:08:05:09				You can wrap those wider loops around your neck more than once. It can be nice and warm and stuff.
00:08:05:09 00:08:05:10					BROAD1*	breit
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00:08:05:21 00:08:05:27					SQUARE2^*	schal
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00:08:07:24 00:08:08:04					$GEST^	alles
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00:08:08:27 00:08:08:48					$GEST-NM-NOD-HEAD1^	??
00:08:08:48 00:08:09:12				And it‘s so easy.
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00:08:09:48 00:08:10:03					$GEST-OFF^
00:08:10:03 00:08:10:24	You can fold it over, as well, and put it around your neck and over your head. That‘s nice as well.				$GEST-OFF^
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00:08:11:02 00:08:11:39		$PROD*	kreuz
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00:08:12:32 00:08:12:45		ALSO1A*	auch
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00:08:12:47 00:08:13:02		BEAUTIFUL3	schön
00:08:13:02 00:08:13:08		BEAUTIFUL3		I can imagine knitting something big like that for the neck.
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00:08:15:33 00:08:15:34				I have to practice knitting first, though.
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00:08:17:16 00:08:17:22	Do it with thick wool; that‘s chic!				$GEST-OFF^
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00:08:17:49 00:08:18:04		WOOL5*	wolle
00:08:18:04 00:08:18:07				Yes, wool, and then you knit very quickly.
00:08:18:07 00:08:18:19					$ORAL^	wolle
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00:08:18:32 00:08:18:43		$PROD*	[MG]		FAST1B*	schnell
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00:08:19:39 00:08:19:43				And then you‘re able to wear it with an old coat, and it will look good anyway.
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00:08:22:13 00:08:22:20	Yes, exactly. You can jazz up your outfit by combining it with the scarf, right.	$GEST^	eben
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00:08:26:17 00:08:26:21		RIGHT-OR-AGREED1A	stimmt
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00:08:26:43 00:08:27:18	That‘s right. That‘s it, yes, that‘s right.	$ORAL^	so ist es so ist es
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00:08:30:24 00:08:31:05		$ORAL^	so ist es
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00:08:31:22 00:08:31:38				In the past, I did a lot of knitting, but then it got less and less.
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00:08:33:09 00:08:33:20				Now, I‘m slowly getting back at it again.
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00:08:35:22 00:08:35:23				I had a phase where I was just sick of it.
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00:08:43:25 00:08:43:37	I experienced something similar.
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00:08:44:20 00:08:44:30	Because of France/
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00:08:45:48 00:08:46:05	There were some people who at times knitted and photographed their work afterwards.
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00:08:47:34 00:08:47:48		PHOTO1	foto
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00:08:48:07 00:08:48:12	I saw those images and liked them.
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00:08:49:19 00:08:49:28		TO-PLEASE1	gefallen
00:08:49:28 00:08:49:29	I asked them to hand me the pattern, and they did so. It was a lot of fun.
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00:08:50:22 00:08:50:32		TO-KNIT1	strickanleitung
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00:08:53:30 00:08:53:31	That‘s true for that scarf that is wrapped around the chest, as well. I saw it there, too, and I liked it.
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00:08:53:38 00:08:53:42		LIKE-THIS4	so
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00:08:55:35 00:08:55:42		NOT3B*	nicht
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00:08:55:43 00:08:56:00		BAD-OR-STALE1	schlecht
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00:08:56:07 00:08:56:20		$GEST^
00:08:56:20 00:08:56:30	She also gave me the pattern for that.
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00:08:57:40 00:08:57:43				Not too bad either.
00:08:57:43 00:08:57:48	Not too bad either, that‘s right.
00:08:57:48 00:08:58:10		$GEST^	auch nicht schlecht ja
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00:08:59:47 00:09:00:08	I once asked a woman who was wearing something with a band pulled through how it‘s done.
00:09:00:08 00:09:00:16		$INDEX1	frau
00:09:00:16 00:09:00:20
00:09:00:20 00:09:00:30		TO-LET-KNOW1A*
00:09:00:30 00:09:00:34
00:09:00:34 00:09:00:35		$INDEX1	[MG]
00:09:00:35 00:09:01:04
00:09:01:04 00:09:01:20		$PROD*
00:09:01:20 00:09:01:24
00:09:01:24 00:09:01:25		$ORAL^	woher
00:09:01:25 00:09:01:31
00:09:01:31 00:09:01:38		$INDEX1
00:09:01:38 00:09:02:04	You just pulled it over your head and pulled the belt through.
00:09:02:04 00:09:02:14		$PROD*	[MG]
00:09:02:14 00:09:02:20
00:09:02:20 00:09:02:34		$PROD*
00:09:02:34 00:09:02:43
00:09:02:43 00:09:03:34		$PROD*
00:09:03:34 00:09:03:46	Just fold it over the bust, and then pull the belt through. There are several ways to do it.
00:09:03:46 00:09:04:07		EASY1*	einfach
00:09:04:07 00:09:04:13
00:09:04:13 00:09:05:10		$PROD*
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00:09:05:25 00:09:05:29		DISTINCT1*
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00:09:05:31 00:09:05:37		THERE-IS3*	gibt
00:09:05:37 00:09:05:39
00:09:05:39 00:09:06:02		DISTINCT1*	verschieden
00:09:06:02 00:09:06:07
00:09:06:07 00:09:06:11		$GEST-OFF^
00:09:06:11 00:09:06:16	I thought, “I see. Right, that‘s not bad.”
00:09:06:16 00:09:06:25		$ORAL^	[LM:ah]
00:09:06:25 00:09:06:35
00:09:06:35 00:09:06:46		RIGHT-OR-AGREED1A	stimmt
00:09:06:46 00:09:07:06
00:09:07:06 00:09:07:12		BEEN1^	nicht
00:09:07:12 00:09:07:14
00:09:07:14 00:09:07:18		PRESENT-OR-HERE1^
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00:09:07:21 00:09:07:25		$GEST^	schlecht
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00:09:07:32 00:09:08:03		$ORAL^
00:09:08:03 00:09:08:37
00:09:08:37 00:09:09:12	She has some great ideas, yes.
00:09:09:12 00:09:09:17		GOOD1	gute
00:09:09:17 00:09:09:26
00:09:09:26 00:09:09:30		IDEA2C*	idee
00:09:09:30 00:09:09:35
00:09:09:35 00:09:09:37		$INDEX1
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00:09:10:08 00:09:10:42		$GEST-NM-NOD-HEAD1^
00:09:10:42 00:09:11:06				Something else I found extremely creative that I had seen in the shop were those kinds of Christmas balls.
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00:09:14:20 00:09:14:39					CHRISTMAS4B*	weihnachtskugeln
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00:09:15:31 00:09:15:42					TO-MAKE3	gemacht
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00:09:16:05 00:09:16:12					BALL-SPHERE5
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00:09:16:15 00:09:16:20				They use something to knit around.
00:09:16:20 00:09:16:31					TO-KNIT1	stricken
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00:09:16:43 00:09:17:01					CIRCLE1C^*
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00:09:17:34 00:09:17:46					BALL-SPHERE5
00:09:17:46 00:09:18:14				It looked like small light bulbs.
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00:09:18:44 00:09:18:48					LIKE3A*	wie
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00:09:19:21 00:09:19:24				I had never seen something like it!	\|\|I1
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00:09:19:49 00:09:20:33					WEIRD1*	[MG]
00:09:20:33 00:09:20:36				It‘s not really for me, but still great, though.
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00:09:22:16 00:09:22:26					NOT3B	nicht
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00:09:22:32 00:09:22:34	Maybe it‘s rather for the younger folks.
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00:09:24:04 00:09:24:16		$GEST-OFF^
00:09:24:16 00:09:24:17	Or maybe some elderly people like oddities like that, as well.
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00:09:27:23 00:09:27:28		$GEST-OFF^		They also had/
00:09:27:28 00:09:27:32	There‘s nothing much you can do about it.
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00:09:28:30 00:09:28:38				They were even selling a chair from Ikea.
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00:09:32:25 00:09:32:36				She then knitted a cover for the chair.
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00:09:34:27 00:09:34:45	Yes, right. A friend of mine has one of those, too.
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00:09:36:20 00:09:36:23	I visited her/
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00:09:37:04 00:09:37:09	I visited her.
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00:09:37:45 00:09:38:00	I was a bit confused when first seeing that she had knitted covers for six chairs, made from the scraps of wool threads.
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00:09:41:02 00:09:41:08	I found it a bit strange.
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