1249302 (goe09): Deaf Events

Topics Sports and Games: Ninepin Bowling; Sports and Games: Skat; Sports and Games: Sports; Sports and Games: Sports Club; Vacation, Free Time, Traveling: Belgium

Time	Translation	Lexem/Gebärde		Mouth	Translation	Lexeme/Sign		Mouth	Moderator
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00:00:00:00 00:00:00:14	I wasn’t at the other Deaflympics. I only know the ones in Malmö, that’s it.
00:00:00:14 00:00:00:19		I1
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00:00:02:04 00:00:02:12		ONLY2A		nur
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00:00:02:39 00:00:03:02		MALMÖ1		malmö
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00:00:03:09 00:00:03:22		THATS-ALL1A
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00:00:03:27 00:00:03:32		I2
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00:00:04:04 00:00:06:16	Yes, Malmö.	$GEST-NM-NOD-HEAD1^		ja malmö ja
00:00:06:16 00:00:07:12	I missed the games in Cologne.
00:00:07:12 00:00:07:19		TOLERANT1^		köln
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00:00:07:31 00:00:07:38		I1		verpasst
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00:00:08:01 00:00:08:11		TO-MISS-OUT-ON-STH1B
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00:00:08:19 00:00:08:34		I1
00:00:08:34 00:00:09:14	I missed the games in Cologne.
00:00:09:14 00:00:09:19		TOLERANT1^		köln
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00:00:09:33 00:00:09:45		TO-MISS-OUT-ON-STH1B		verpasst
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00:00:09:49 00:00:10:05		I1
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00:00:10:27 00:00:13:27									Asks B why she missed the games in Cologne.
00:00:13:27 00:00:13:31	Because of Mr. #Name1 and his son. Mr. #Name1 had separated from his wife before.
00:00:13:31 00:00:14:06		THROUGH2A		durch
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00:00:15:04 00:00:15:21		$INDEX1*		da
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00:00:15:49 00:00:16:07		MISTER1*		herr
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00:00:16:16 00:00:16:27		$NAME		??
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00:00:16:38 00:00:16:46		HIS-HER1		sein
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00:00:17:10 00:00:17:22		SON1*		sohn
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00:00:17:42 00:00:18:03		PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1*		früher
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00:00:18:15 00:00:18:34		TIME7A*		zeit
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00:00:19:08 00:00:19:22		TO-SEPARATE1A		trennen
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00:00:19:25 00:00:19:47	I was looking after his son.
00:00:19:47 00:00:20:08		TO-LOOK-AFTER-SB1A		aufpassen
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00:00:21:13 00:00:21:37	#Little Name2 was over at my place, because he was ill, so I took care of him.
00:00:21:37 00:00:22:10		AND6*		und
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00:00:23:41 00:00:24:06		$NAME		#name2
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00:00:24:36 00:00:25:00		SICK1		krank
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00:00:25:30 00:00:26:01		CARE1*		[MG]
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00:00:26:07 00:00:26:19		$GEST-OFF1^*
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00:00:26:30 00:00:26:41	The two of them were far away.	BOTH2A*		beide
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00:00:27:09 00:00:27:23		FAR-AWAY1^*		weg
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00:00:27:35 00:00:31:27									Many people travelled there back then.
00:00:31:27 00:00:32:20	Yes.	$GEST-NM-NOD-HEAD1^		ja
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00:00:32:27 00:00:32:47	Yeah, I missed it.
00:00:32:47 00:00:33:06		TO-MISS-OUT-ON-STH1B		verpasst
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00:00:34:03 00:00:34:12		TO-MISS-OUT-ON-STH1B		verpasst
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00:00:36:27 00:00:41:48									So you didn’t take part in the sports activities of the deaf club, but you did ninepin bowling, didn’t you?
00:00:41:48 00:00:42:28	Exactly, ninepin bowling, yes.	$GEST-NM-NOD-HEAD1^		ja
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00:00:43:20 00:00:44:14		$GEST-NM-NOD-HEAD1^		ja
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00:00:44:16 00:00:44:36		YES2		ja
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00:00:45:04 00:00:45:11		NINE-PIN-BOWLING1*		kegel
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00:00:45:33 00:00:45:41	Yes, I was in Belgium to ninepin bowl.	THERE1
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00:00:46:46 00:00:47:04		BEEN1		gewesen
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00:00:47:26 00:00:47:34		BELGIUM-$CANDIDATE-GOE07^		belgien
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00:00:47:37 00:00:47:40		I1
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00:00:48:00 00:00:48:08		$INDEX1*
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00:00:48:21 00:00:48:34		NINE-PIN-BOWLING1
00:00:48:34 00:00:49:24
00:00:49:24 00:00:49:39	I was there once.	BEEN1		gewesen
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00:00:50:11 00:00:50:28		$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1B:1		ein
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00:00:50:38 00:00:50:49		WEIRD-STRANGE1*		[MG]
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00:00:51:27 00:00:51:43		$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1B:1		ein
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00:00:52:40 00:00:52:47	There’s two different countries separated by a border.	$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:2d		zwei
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00:00:53:12 00:00:53:31		DIFFERENCE2*		unterschied
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00:00:54:02 00:00:54:23		BORDER1B*		grenze
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00:00:54:40 00:00:54:47	There’s Northern Belgium and Southern Belgium. They’re different.
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00:00:55:10 00:00:55:25		NORTH1A		nord
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00:00:55:37 00:00:55:48		SOUTH1B		und südbelgien
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00:00:56:39 00:00:56:46		VERY3*		sehr
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00:00:57:00 00:00:57:08		DIFFERENT2		anders
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00:00:57:43 00:00:58:00	I went to play ninepins in the south.	I1
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00:00:58:39 00:00:58:48		SOUTH1B		süden
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00:00:59:11 00:00:59:19		I1							What was the difference between the north and the south?
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00:00:59:27 00:00:59:49		NINE-PIN-BOWLING1		kegeln
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00:01:00:27 00:01:02:48
00:01:02:48 00:01:03:08	So, why was there a border between the north and the south you ask?
00:01:03:08 00:01:03:27		TO-BELONG1^*		[MG]
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00:01:04:03 00:01:04:09		I2*
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00:01:04:18 00:01:04:27		$GEST-OFF1^
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00:01:07:05 00:01:07:25	I’m not sure why.	I1*		[MG]
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00:01:08:21 00:01:08:30	I don’t know their history.
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00:01:09:01 00:01:09:15		HISTORY-OR-STORY10		geschichte
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00:01:09:33 00:01:09:41		HOW-QUESTION1^		weiß
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00:01:09:42 00:01:10:17		$GEST-OFF1^*		nicht
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00:01:10:35 00:01:10:42	So, I was there to play ninepins in the south of Belgium.	I1
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00:01:11:21 00:01:11:29		IN1		in
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00:01:11:45 00:01:12:01		NINE-PIN-BOWLING1		kegel
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00:01:12:12 00:01:12:20		BEEN1		gewesen
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00:01:13:26 00:01:13:40	Usually I was travelling through Germany though.
00:01:13:40 00:01:13:45		BUT1*		aber
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00:01:14:28 00:01:14:31		GERMAN1		deutschland
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00:01:15:37 00:01:15:42	Yes, I’ve been to ninepin bowling competitions in Hanau, here and there, basically everywhere.
00:01:15:42 00:01:15:46		YES1A		ja
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00:01:15:49 00:01:16:10		NINE-PIN-BOWLING1		kegelwettkampf
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00:01:16:49 00:01:17:18		THERE1*		hanau
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00:01:17:42 00:01:18:05		THERE1		[MG]
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00:01:18:22 00:01:18:28		EVERYWHERE1		überall
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00:01:18:38 00:01:18:41	I really had to travel a lot to all the different ninepin bowling competitions.	I1
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00:01:18:48 00:01:19:11		THIS-AND-THAT2^		[MG]
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00:01:19:38 00:01:19:43		MUCH1C		viel
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00:01:20:07 00:01:20:34		TO-DRIVE1*		fahren
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00:01:21:42 00:01:22:07		NINE-PIN-BOWLING1		kegel
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00:01:22:13 00:01:22:26	I won the German ninepin bowling championship and the second place in the individual competition.
00:01:22:26 00:01:22:29		GERMAN1		deutsche meister
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00:01:24:12 00:01:24:17		$NUM-ORDINAL1:2d		zweite
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00:01:24:31 00:01:24:37		PLACE9		platz
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00:01:25:37 00:01:25:46		$GEST-OFF1^		[MG]
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00:01:26:14 00:01:27:08		TO-GET2*		hol holen
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00:01:27:38 00:01:28:18	Then at some point I stopped.
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00:01:31:27 00:01:37:49									How many members where there in your ninepin bowling club?
00:01:37:49 00:01:38:10	There weren’t a lot of people around back then, maybe 25, but definitely less than 30.
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00:01:38:31 00:01:38:40		MUCH1C		nicht viel
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00:01:43:17 00:01:43:38	It’s too expensive today.
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00:01:45:08 00:01:45:39		UP-OFF3^
00:01:45:39 00:01:45:45	That’s because the ninepins alley is too expensive, with the electricity it consumes.
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00:01:48:38 00:01:49:06		UP-OFF3^		[MG]
00:01:49:06 00:01:49:20	Sometimes things were taken away.
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00:01:52:46 00:01:53:08	Also it’s important to me that I keep my back healthy.	ASIDE1B
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00:01:54:06 00:01:54:13		IMPORTANT1*		wichtig
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00:01:54:22 00:01:54:32		HAPPY1^*		gesund
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00:01:54:48 00:01:55:05		LOWER-BACK1G		rücken
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00:01:56:14 00:01:56:29	And ninepin bowling isn’t good for your back at all.
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00:01:56:47 00:01:57:03		NONE5B		kein
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00:01:57:15 00:01:57:23		HAPPY1^*		gesund
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00:01:58:23 00:01:59:01	I often get problems with my spine when I do physical activity.
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00:01:59:48 00:02:00:07		OFTEN1A		oft
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00:02:00:11 00:02:00:35		LOWER-BACK1E^*		wirbelsäule
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00:02:01:19 00:02:02:03	So I stopped.	$GEST-OFF1^
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00:02:02:18 00:02:02:24		$GEST-DECLINE1^		[MG]
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00:02:02:32 00:02:02:45		FINISH1		schluss
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00:02:03:36 00:02:03:39	Then I played table tennis, but after a while nobody was left.	$INDEX1*
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00:02:04:00 00:02:04:13		TABLE-TENNIS2		tischtennis
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00:02:04:17 00:02:04:35		ALL2C*
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00:02:05:01 00:02:05:14		STILL4A		[MG]
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00:02:05:29 00:02:05:40		ASIDE1B
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00:02:06:25 00:02:07:07		DISSOLUTION1A^*
00:02:07:07 00:02:07:09
00:02:07:09 00:02:07:19	When the sports club got less and less active, I took up swimming.	$GEST-OFF1^
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00:02:07:44 00:02:08:11		ALL2A^		meistens
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00:02:09:06 00:02:09:16		SILENT3		still
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00:02:09:25 00:02:09:37		TO-SWIM1*		schwimmen
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00:02:10:00 00:02:10:03		AFTER-TIME1*
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00:02:10:07 00:02:10:16		TO-JOIN1
00:02:10:16 00:02:11:16
00:02:11:16 00:02:11:25	I didn’t participate in the competitions, though.
00:02:11:25 00:02:11:33		RIGHT-OR-CORRECT1B*		richtig
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00:02:11:42 00:02:12:05		MATCH1*		wettkampf
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00:02:12:08 00:02:12:12		I2*
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00:02:12:20 00:02:12:27		$GEST-OFF1^*
00:02:12:27 00:02:12:41	I didn’t know where else I could join.
00:02:12:41 00:02:13:00		MEMBER1*		mitglied
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00:02:13:11 00:02:13:27		WHERE-TO-GO1		wohin
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00:02:13:43 00:02:13:49		$GEST-OFF1^
00:02:13:49 00:02:14:20	So I decided to join the swimming department.
00:02:14:20 00:02:14:29		EASY1		einfach
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00:02:14:36 00:02:14:46		TO-SWIM1*		schwimmen
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00:02:15:07 00:02:15:19		TO-JOIN1
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00:02:15:30 00:02:15:36	At some point I lost interest, so I left it to other people.
00:02:15:36 00:02:16:25		PROCEEDING1A^*		[MG]
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00:02:16:34 00:02:16:39		I2
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00:02:16:44 00:02:16:48		$GEST-OFF1^		wie
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00:02:17:04 00:02:17:20		ALWAYS4A*		immer
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00:02:18:09 00:02:18:17		DIFFERENT2		anders
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00:02:18:29 00:02:18:41		TO-LET1^*		machen
00:02:18:41 00:02:19:04
00:02:19:04 00:02:19:07		I1
00:02:19:07 00:02:19:15	So I stopped doing sports and took up other jobs.
00:02:19:15 00:02:19:19		$INDEX1
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00:02:19:33 00:02:19:43		TO-LET1		[MG]
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00:02:20:07 00:02:20:20		GO-START3^		sport
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00:02:20:33 00:02:20:43		TO-LET1
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00:02:21:20 00:02:21:37		TO-JOIN1*		anders
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00:02:22:00 00:02:22:06		THATS-ALL1A		machen
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00:02:22:11 00:02:22:16		$GEST-OFF1^
00:02:22:16 00:02:22:25
00:02:22:25 00:02:22:32	You get more time; you can plan your free time better. It just fits well.	$INDEX1*
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00:02:24:10 00:02:24:15		PRESENT-OR-HERE1		da
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00:02:24:29 00:02:24:37		FREE1		freizeit
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00:02:26:18 00:02:26:23		MORE1*		mehr
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00:02:26:40 00:02:26:46		TO-MATCH1		passt
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00:02:27:15 00:02:27:27		THERE1*		da
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00:02:27:45 00:02:28:04		$GEST-OFF1^							You saved time?
00:02:28:04 00:02:29:44
00:02:29:44 00:02:30:17	Yes, in a sports club, dealing with finances.	$GEST-NM-NOD-HEAD1^		ja
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00:02:30:33 00:02:30:40		SPORTS2		sportvereinkassierer
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00:02:31:44 00:02:32:28	Phew, that’s a lot of work.	GOT-ENOUGH-ON-ONES-MIND1		[MG]
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00:02:32:41 00:02:33:02		MUCH7*		viel
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00:02:33:17 00:02:33:29		TO-WORK1		arbeit
00:02:33:29 00:02:36:23									Asks how long B was there for.
00:02:36:23 00:02:37:23	I was there for four years.	YEAR1B*		vier jahre vier jahre
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00:02:38:20 00:02:38:36									Asks how many members there were.
00:02:38:36 00:02:39:05	But it was a lot of work/	$ORAL^		aber
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00:02:39:14 00:02:39:23		MUCH1C		viel
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00:02:39:31 00:02:39:35		TO-WORK1*		arbeit
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00:02:41:35 00:02:42:04		$NUM-HUNDREDS1:1*
00:02:42:04 00:02:42:10
00:02:42:10 00:02:42:15	There were more than a hundred.	OVER-OR-ABOUT1		über
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00:02:44:12 00:02:44:20		WAS1		war
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00:02:44:29 00:02:44:43		ATTENTION1A^*
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00:02:45:31 00:02:45:38	But we were in trouble with the bank, and there were returns, again and again.	$GEST-DECLINE1^*		aber
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00:02:45:46 00:02:46:18		TO-BE-ANNOYED2		ärger
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00:02:47:00 00:02:48:02		BACK1A^*		return return
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00:02:49:42 00:02:50:02		BACK1A^*		return
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00:02:50:16 00:02:50:23	So that was a lot of work.	MUCH7*		viel
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00:02:50:38 00:02:51:14		TO-WORK1		arbeit
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00:02:52:45 00:02:53:06	And then it was over.	CAN2A		kann
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00:02:54:07 00:02:54:14		NOT3B		nicht
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00:02:54:22 00:02:54:27	I couldn’t do it. All the meetings, I just couldn’t manage anymore.	TO-COME1*		kommt
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00:02:57:13 00:02:57:20	The reason was, because of the shift work/	I1		warum
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00:02:59:19 00:02:59:25	I wanted the meetings to be done quickly, so that I could get home.	TO-NEED1		brauch
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00:03:01:37 00:03:01:45		GO-HOME1		nach hause
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00:03:02:07 00:03:02:11	I need my sleep.	TO-NEED1*		brauche
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00:03:03:25 00:03:03:33	So at some point I gave up that job.	UNTIL-THEN1*		bis
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00:03:05:01 00:03:05:11	I leave it up to others.	DIFFERENT1*		andere
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00:03:06:27 00:03:06:33	I distance myself from it.	I1
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00:03:08:27 00:03:12:27									Asks B if she ever goes to see the German Deaf Theater.
00:03:12:27 00:03:12:44	I was there once or twice, yes.
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00:03:14:14 00:03:14:37	Once or twice.
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00:03:15:33 00:03:16:24	Yes.	$GEST-NM-NOD-HEAD1^		ja
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00:03:24:06 00:03:24:31	Once in Hanover and another time in Hildesheim.
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00:03:29:13 00:03:29:16	That was nice, yes.
00:03:29:16 00:03:29:23		$ORAL^		war
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00:03:35:23 00:03:37:05	And I also went to a skat competition.
00:03:37:05 00:03:37:13		MORE1		mehr
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00:03:39:27 00:03:39:37	Yes, I used to play skat, but I don’t anymore.
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00:03:41:10 00:03:41:18		NOT-ANYMORE1B		nicht mehr
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00:03:41:22 00:03:41:39	So, I used to play skat back then, but you had to remain seated for a long time.
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00:03:46:14 00:03:46:37	That took some time; I would’ve preferred to walk around the city.
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00:03:49:03 00:03:49:24		TO-LOOK-AT4^*		[MG]
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00:03:49:30 00:03:49:35	I need movement and I want to be able to get to know the place.	I1*		brauche
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00:03:51:39 00:03:51:45	Because I have a long way to travel, I want to be able to take the time to walk around the city.	I1		warum
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00:03:56:02 00:03:56:49		$GEST-OFF1^		[MG]
00:03:56:49 00:03:57:23	Skat is fun!
00:03:57:23 00:03:57:32		SKAT2*		skat
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00:03:58:31 00:03:58:39	Playing skat is a lot of fun.
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00:04:00:25 00:04:00:26	But playing skat the whole day, from morning to evening, sitting down the entire time - and then there’s the award ceremony that takes place throughout half the night- that’s exhausting.
00:04:00:26 00:04:01:15		BUT1*		aber
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00:04:02:44 00:04:03:32		LONG-TIME2^		von bis
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00:04:05:01 00:04:06:03		LONG-TIME2^		bis
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00:04:06:09 00:04:06:32		$GEST-OFF1^		und
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00:04:06:45 00:04:07:14	If you like doing that, go ahead.
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00:04:08:29 00:04:08:35	But I like and need to get to know the city, grab a bite to eat. That’s fun to me.	I1
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00:04:10:48 00:04:11:13		TO-EAT-OR-FOOD2		essen
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