1419931 (ber12): Heimatregion

Themen Essen und Trinken; Gesellschaft: Traditionen; Kino, Theater, Museum, Kunst: Kultur; Kommunikation: Dialekt; Stadt und Land: Berlin; Stadt und Land: Palermo; Urlaub, Freizeit, Reise: Ausflug; Wetter

Time	Translation	Lexem/Gebärde		Mouth	Translation	Lexeme/Sign		Mouth	Moderator
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00:00:00:00 00:00:00:10					You can start.
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00:00:00:23 00:00:00:34						$GEST-OFF1^
00:00:00:34 00:00:01:14	I was born and raised in Berlin.	$ORAL^		also
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00:00:02:30 00:00:02:46		BIRTH1A
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00:00:03:06 00:00:03:17		BERLIN1A*		berlin
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00:00:04:11 00:00:04:20		BERLIN1A*		berlin
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00:00:04:32 00:00:04:45		HOMELAND3*
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00:00:04:46 00:00:05:11	What’s so special about Berlin?
00:00:05:11 00:00:05:30		AREA1A
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00:00:05:35 00:00:05:37		WHAT1B*		was
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00:00:05:48 00:00:06:17		PARTICULARLY1A		besonders
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00:00:06:23 00:00:07:11		$GEST-OFF1^*
00:00:07:11 00:00:07:14
00:00:07:14 00:00:07:19	It’s the capital, of course.
00:00:07:19 00:00:07:28		$MORPH-MAIN1A		hauptstadt
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00:00:07:33 00:00:07:42		CITY2
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00:00:08:02 00:00:08:17		CLEAR1B		klar
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00:00:08:21 00:00:08:30	There used to be a wall around Berlin so it was like an island.
00:00:08:30 00:00:08:47		PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1*		früher
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00:00:09:13 00:00:10:05		$PROD		mauer
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00:00:10:12 00:00:10:24		ISLAND2A*		insel
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00:00:10:33 00:00:10:41		LIKE1A*		wie
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00:00:10:48 00:00:11:14		ISLAND2A*		insel
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00:00:11:21 00:00:11:44		$GEST-OFF1^
00:00:11:44 00:00:12:02	It was isolated.
00:00:12:02 00:00:12:36		ROUND3A^*		[MG]
00:00:12:36 00:00:12:37
00:00:12:37 00:00:13:25	You ran into problems whenever you wanted to go on a vacation.
00:00:13:25 00:00:13:39		JOURNEY1B*		[MG]
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00:00:13:49 00:00:14:17		PROBLEM1		problem
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00:00:14:22 00:00:14:29		$GEST-OFF1^*
00:00:14:29 00:00:14:35	You had to wait at the East border forever, because their controls were very strict.
00:00:14:35 00:00:15:14		CAR1		auto
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00:00:15:19 00:00:15:32		$PROD		[MG]
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00:00:16:27 00:00:16:35		EAST1B		osten
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00:00:17:03 00:00:17:36		TO-LEAF-THROUGH2*		[MG]
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00:00:17:37 00:00:18:05	That was inconvenient, but that’s the way it was.
00:00:18:05 00:00:18:24		EXHAUSTING1		[MG]
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00:00:18:28 00:00:19:07		$GEST-OFF1^		[MG]
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00:00:19:15 00:00:19:18	But you could go on then.
00:00:19:18 00:00:19:22					True.
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00:00:19:34 00:00:19:35						RIGHT-OR-AGREED1A		stimmt
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00:00:21:18 00:00:21:22	What else?
00:00:21:22 00:00:21:37		CONTENT1		[MG]
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00:00:21:48 00:00:22:10		MORE3*
00:00:22:10 00:00:22:19	There are lots of sights in Berlin, museums for instance.
00:00:22:19 00:00:22:37		SIGHT1		sehenswürdigkeit
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00:00:22:38 00:00:22:44		HERE1
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00:00:22:48 00:00:23:12		BERLIN1A*		berlin
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00:00:23:23 00:00:23:45		MUCH1B		viel
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00:00:24:43 00:00:24:48		$GEST-DECLINE1^*		[MG]
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00:00:25:25 00:00:25:40		MUSEUM1		museum
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00:00:25:46 00:00:26:11	Oh, there’s almost everything in Berlin.	THIS-AND-THAT1*
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00:00:26:19 00:00:26:31		ALL1A*		alles
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00:00:26:45 00:00:27:05		ALMOST2*		fast
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00:00:27:14 00:00:27:23		ALL1A*		alles
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00:00:27:29 00:00:27:44		PRESENT-OR-HERE1*		da
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00:00:29:45 00:00:30:08	There's the Havel lake.
00:00:30:08 00:00:30:31		WAY-COURSE2^		havelsee
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00:00:31:12 00:00:31:25		THERE-IS3*		gibt
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00:00:31:42 00:00:32:04	And woods, too.
00:00:32:04 00:00:32:27		FOREST4		wald
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00:00:32:32 00:00:33:01		THERE-IS3*		gibt
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00:00:33:31 00:00:34:00	Everything.
00:00:34:00 00:00:34:14		ALL1A*		alle
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00:00:34:19 00:00:34:30		PRESENT-OR-HERE1*		da
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00:00:34:34 00:00:35:25		$GEST-OFF1^
00:00:35:25 00:00:35:38	That’s why I couldn’t imagine living anywhere else.
00:00:35:38 00:00:36:01		THEREFORE1		darum
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00:00:36:10 00:00:36:20		DIFFERENT2		andere
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00:00:36:27 00:00:36:34		CITY2		stadt
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00:00:36:43 00:00:37:06		IMAGINATION1A		vorstelle
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00:00:37:12 00:00:37:19		I1		[MG]
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00:00:37:26 00:00:37:40		CAN1*
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00:00:37:41 00:00:37:49	I am staying in Berlin.
00:00:37:49 00:00:38:07		TO-STAY2*		bleib
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00:00:38:17 00:00:38:29		BERLIN1A*		berlin
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00:00:38:46 00:00:39:10		DONE4
00:00:39:10 00:00:39:24	I am a proud Berliner. I love it.
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00:00:39:47 00:00:40:11		BERLIN1A*		auf berlin
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00:00:40:45 00:00:41:06		DONE4*
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00:00:42:44 00:00:43:14	What else was special at the time when I was growing up?
00:00:43:14 00:00:43:30		UNTIL-THEN1		[MG]
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00:00:43:33 00:00:43:41		BERLIN1A*		be{rlin}
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00:00:44:00 00:00:44:22		TO-GROW-UP1A		[MG]
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00:00:45:05 00:00:45:32		PARTICULARLY1A*		besonders
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00:00:46:25 00:00:46:41		PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1*
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00:00:47:00 00:00:47:03		$GEST-OFF1^
00:00:47:03 00:00:47:11	Oh yes, the traditional Sign Language Festival here in Berlin.
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00:00:47:21 00:00:47:31		TO-SIGN1A*		gebärdenfestival
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00:00:48:37 00:00:49:05		TRADITION4B*		[MG]
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00:00:49:27 00:00:49:36		TO-SIGN1A*		gebärdenfestival
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00:00:50:49 00:00:51:10	There are KoFos [short for Kommunikationsforum, lit. communication forum, form of lecture event in the Deaf community], as well.
00:00:51:10 00:00:51:36		DEAF-DISCUSSION-FORUM2		kofo
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00:00:51:43 00:00:52:34		$GEST-OFF1^
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00:00:56:02 00:00:56:03	Let me think; What else is there to tell about Berlin?
00:00:56:03 00:00:56:12		MORE1		noch mehr
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00:00:56:18 00:00:56:24		BERLIN1A*		berlin
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00:00:56:47 00:00:57:02		$GEST-I-DONT-KNOW1^*		[MG]
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00:00:57:24 00:00:58:02		$GEST-NO-IDEA1^*		[MG]
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00:00:59:05 00:00:59:10		$GEST-OFF1^*		[MG]
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00:00:59:44 00:00:59:45	Ah yes, before I got pregnant, my husband and I went to Sicily, which is in the south of Italy, and we lived there for almost three years.
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00:01:00:38 00:01:01:00		UNTIL-OR-TO1		bis
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00:01:02:36 00:01:03:22		PREGNANT1A		[MG]
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00:01:03:34 00:01:03:44		HUSBAND1		mann
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00:01:05:05 00:01:05:25		YEAR1B*		drei
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00:01:05:47 00:01:06:29		YEAR1B*		drei jahre
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00:01:06:38 00:01:07:05		ITALY1		italien
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00:01:07:12 00:01:07:26		SICILY2*		sizilien
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00:01:07:42 00:01:08:19		SOUTH1B*		süden
00:01:08:19 00:01:08:33	We lived in Palermo.
00:01:08:33 00:01:08:49		PALERMO1		palermo
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00:01:09:37 00:01:10:00		APARTMENT1B		wohnen
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00:01:10:02 00:01:10:06	The area is so pretty.
00:01:10:06 00:01:10:23		SURROUNDING1A
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00:01:10:43 00:01:11:12		BEAUTIFUL3*		[MG]
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00:01:11:15 00:01:11:20		$GEST-OFF1^
00:01:11:20 00:01:11:33	There are mountains, it is warm, and there’s the sea.
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00:01:12:41 00:01:13:15		WARM2A		warm
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00:01:14:29 00:01:14:44	You have everything there.
00:01:14:44 00:01:15:03		EVERYTHING2*		alles
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00:01:15:23 00:01:15:34	And the food! There are lots of fruits and vegetables.
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00:01:16:32 00:01:16:44		MUCH1A		viel
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00:01:19:32 00:01:19:46	You can just go ahead and pick it.
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00:01:20:46 00:01:21:00	You can’t do it here in Berlin, because it’s a city.
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00:01:22:48 00:01:23:08	Palermo is a city, as well, but it’s near the sea.
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00:01:25:33 00:01:25:41	It doesn’t take long to get to the sea, about 10 minutes.
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00:01:27:03 00:01:27:09		$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:10		zehn
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00:01:28:04 00:01:28:16	You can swim in the sea.
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00:01:29:15 00:01:29:22		TO-SWIM1		schwimmen	That’s nice.
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00:01:29:44 00:01:30:08	Yes, it’s nice.
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00:01:30:36 00:01:31:08	When my son was still a baby, I often took him to the sea.
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00:01:34:22 00:01:34:31	I laughed at my husband, because he had to go to work while I was going to the sea.
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00:01:38:15 00:01:38:23	It’s a pleasant climate there also.
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00:01:39:44 00:01:40:06	In Berlin, we have four seasons.
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00:01:42:11 00:01:42:23	It's different in Palermo, people say there are only two seasons: A real summer and a fall-like season.
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00:01:48:07 00:01:48:12	That's it.
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00:01:50:20 00:01:50:31	People there don’t know freezing temperatures.
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00:01:52:08 00:01:52:31	They don’t know them at all.
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00:01:54:13 00:01:55:02	There are mountains in Sicily, but a volcano, as well.
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00:01:59:23 00:02:00:01	Lava is flowing down, as it is still active.
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00:02:01:01 00:02:01:14		MOUNTAIN1A*
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00:02:02:08 00:02:02:20		$INDEX1
00:02:02:20 00:02:02:30	It is not dormant but active.
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00:02:02:47 00:02:03:13		NO1A
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00:02:04:13 00:02:04:27	It's extremely hot up there.
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00:02:07:10 00:02:07:16	Not so much the air, but the mountain itself is very hot.
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00:02:14:30 00:02:14:42	Where can you get more interesting stuff?
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00:02:15:11 00:02:15:23		MORE1		mehr
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00:02:15:26 00:02:16:07		INTEREST1A		[MG]
00:02:16:07 00:02:16:14
00:02:16:14 00:02:16:26	Only in Sicily.
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00:02:19:16 00:02:19:40	Contrary to the city, you can go swimming in Sicily, it has cultural and historical things to discover; it just has everything.
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00:02:27:40 00:02:27:46	It's not as good for deaf people, however. They have better opportunities in Berlin like schools for the deaf, or deaf clubs. Those kinds of things are better here than in Sicily where everything is still behind.
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00:02:43:20 00:02:43:30	What else should I talk about?
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00:02:54:35 00:02:54:48					That's what they do in Berlin.
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00:03:07:23 00:03:07:44	It is indeed.
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00:03:10:48 00:03:11:07					There are many cultural events taking place in Berlin regularly.
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00:03:17:06 00:03:30:40									Okay, for example. If your friends visit Berlin or Brandenburg for the very first time. What would you do? What would you show them? Which places and why?
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00:03:41:29 00:03:41:33	Did you know deaf people don’t have to pay the entrance fee for the Reichstag?
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00:03:46:01 00:03:46:13	People used to be allowed to just walk in, but not anymore. You have to book tickets two days in advance.				I didn’t know.
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00:03:47:22 00:03:47:46		NOT-ANYMORE1A		nicht mehr
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00:03:49:05 00:03:49:41		MESSAGE-OR-NOTIFICATION1		anmelden
00:03:49:41 00:03:50:17			Interesting.
00:03:50:17 00:03:50:26	You cannot just walk in; those days are over.
00:03:50:26 00:03:50:35						INTEREST1A		interessant
00:03:50:35 00:03:51:00		SHORTLY-IMMEDIATELY1*		gleich
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00:03:51:31 00:03:52:13		NOT-ANYMORE1A		nicht mehr vorbei
00:03:52:13 00:03:52:29	You have to have a passport, too. That’s why you need to book in advance.
00:03:52:29 00:03:52:33		AND5		und
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00:03:55:01 00:03:55:23		MESSAGE-OR-NOTIFICATION1		anmelden
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00:03:55:25 00:03:55:36	They write something down, and you can get in for free.
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00:03:56:19 00:03:56:39		TO-WRITE1A		[MG]
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00:03:56:44 00:03:57:03		IT-WORKS-OUT1^
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00:03:57:44 00:03:58:11		FREE1		frei
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00:03:58:18 00:03:58:24					Interesting. I didn’t know.
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00:04:01:36 00:04:01:44	That's how it goes at the Reichstag.
00:04:01:44 00:04:01:47					Okay, and also the area around Alexanderplatz is interesting.	$LIST1:2of2d
00:04:01:47 00:04:02:11		$LIST1:1of1d		reichstag
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00:04:05:34 00:04:05:49						PLACE5		alexanderplatz
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00:04:08:01 00:04:08:39					What else -
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00:04:10:34 00:04:10:41					Well, I listed all these sights already.
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00:04:12:32 00:04:12:48					The Spree/
00:04:12:48 00:04:13:09						SPREE-RIVER2*		spree
00:04:13:09 00:04:13:34	Potsdamer Platz.	POTSDAM1		potsdamer
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00:04:13:36 00:04:13:38			Yes, the Potsdamer Platz.
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00:04:15:14 00:04:15:34		$GEST-NM-NOD-HEAD1^		potsdamer platz
00:04:15:34 00:04:16:08					And the Spree, because there are many possible ways to go for a walk along the Spree.
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00:04:21:01 00:04:21:16					There is this one house by the Spree, but I don’t know what it is called exactly.
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00:04:27:03 00:04:27:07	House by the Spree? I don't know that one.
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00:04:30:12 00:04:31:18									The ‘Washing Machine’?
00:04:31:18 00:04:32:29									Do you mean the ‘Washing Machine’?
00:04:32:29 00:04:32:42					Yes, exactly, the ‘Washing Machine’.
00:04:32:42 00:04:32:49						EXACTLY-THAT1*		[MG]
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00:04:33:16 00:04:33:28							The chancellor/
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00:04:33:31 00:04:33:37					Exactly.
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00:04:34:04 00:04:34:08	What is it?
00:04:34:08 00:04:34:29		$GEST-NM^		was ist
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00:04:34:31 00:04:35:35									It's the chancellery building.
00:04:35:35 00:04:35:45	Ah okay. Yes, it is located at the Spree.
00:04:35:45 00:04:36:36		$GEST-NM^			Right, the ‘Washing Machine.’
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00:04:39:17 00:04:39:19			Right, that's what I meant.
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00:04:40:15 00:04:40:21	Right. The building looks like a washing machine.
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00:04:43:18 00:04:43:35					Yes, it does.
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00:04:47:11 00:04:47:17	I’d show the city center, too, just like you would.
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00:04:48:21 00:04:48:25	City center, Brandenburg Gate, Victory Column, Reichstag, and sometimes people like to see the Olympic Stadium.
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00:04:58:03 00:04:58:16	If we visited the Olympic Stadium, we’d go to the school for the deaf afterwards, as it is nearby.
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00:05:03:02 00:05:03:12		CLOSE-BY1B*		nah
00:05:03:12 00:05:03:25	The school is very interesting, because I used to go there, and now my children do.
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00:05:07:29 00:05:08:04	What else is there from north to south Berlin?
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00:05:10:47 00:05:11:09	The Havel River is nice, too.
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00:05:13:27 00:05:13:40	You can take a steamboat trip.
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00:05:14:39 00:05:14:47	The steamers at the Spree are nice, too.
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00:05:23:26 00:05:23:36					Yes, the Olympic Stadium. I lived nearby for a short period of time.
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00:05:34:44 00:05:34:45	Really?
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00:05:35:20 00:05:35:25					Yes, you can hear it.
00:05:35:25 00:05:35:33						CAN1*		kann
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00:05:36:16 00:05:36:33					It is very loud.
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00:05:41:00 00:05:41:19	I always show people that there are two deaf clubs: one in the east and one in the west.
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00:05:41:45 00:05:42:09		HOME3^
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00:05:42:20 00:05:42:28		$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:2		zwei
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00:05:43:23 00:05:43:28		RIGHT-OR-AGREED1^		immer
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00:05:43:35 00:05:44:07		TO-SHOW1A		zeigen
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00:05:44:24 00:05:44:35					That's right.
00:05:44:35 00:05:44:39		EAST1C		ost
00:05:44:39 00:05:44:47			RIGHT-OR-AGREED1A*				stimmt
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00:05:45:13 00:05:45:24		WEST1C		west
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00:05:45:41 00:05:46:02	Then they always want to know why that is.
00:05:46:02 00:05:46:23		INTEREST1A		[MG]
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00:05:46:28 00:05:46:49		WHY2A		warum
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00:05:47:04 00:05:47:11	I always tell them the historical background, which is interesting for them.
00:05:47:11 00:05:47:25		PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1*		[MG]
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00:05:47:29 00:05:47:46		HISTORY-OR-STORY2		geschichte
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00:05:47:47 00:05:48:07		TO-TELL4*		erzählen
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00:05:48:26 00:05:49:05		INTEREST1A		[MG]
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00:05:59:02 00:06:04:05									And what are differences between Berlin and other cities?
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00:06:04:17 00:06:04:27					Differences?
00:06:04:27 00:06:05:01						DIFFERENCE2		unterschied
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00:06:05:39 00:06:06:06	I'd say Berlin is very colorful.
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00:06:06:26 00:06:06:40		BERLIN1A*		berlin
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00:06:06:48 00:06:07:04		HERE1*
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00:06:07:12 00:06:07:26		PRIMARILY1		[MG]
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00:06:07:36 00:06:08:29		COLOURFUL3A*		bunt
00:06:08:29 00:06:08:41	There's everything in Berlin.
00:06:08:41 00:06:09:12		EVERYTHING1A		alles
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00:06:09:21 00:06:09:30		PRESENT-OR-HERE1		da
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00:06:10:02 00:06:10:13	All kinds of different people live here.
00:06:10:13 00:06:10:32		DISTINCT1		verschiedene
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00:06:10:40 00:06:10:42		PEOPLE2		leute
00:06:10:42 00:06:11:10			TO-MIX3^*			bunt
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00:06:11:29 00:06:12:07	There are foreigners from all kinds of nations.
00:06:12:07 00:06:12:28		MUCH1A		viel
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00:06:12:34 00:06:13:01		ABROAD1		ausländer
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00:06:13:16 00:06:13:34		TO-DIVIDE-IN1A^*		[MG]
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00:06:13:46 00:06:15:04		DISTINCT2A*		verschieden verschieden
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00:06:17:04 00:06:17:12	You can get everything in Berlin.
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00:06:17:14 00:06:17:25		FULL1^		alles
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00:06:17:27 00:06:17:31		PRESENT-OR-HERE1		da
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00:06:19:04 00:06:19:09					Crazy many possibilities.
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00:06:27:41 00:06:28:03	Subways and city trains go around, and there's always heavy traffic.
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00:06:28:29 00:06:28:44		SUBWAY1A		u-bahn
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00:06:31:07 00:06:31:37		VERY7*		[MG]
00:06:31:37 00:06:31:45	It's quieter in other cities.
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00:06:34:04 00:06:34:20	But it’s incredibly busy here.
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00:06:42:40 00:06:42:42	I don’t know.
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00:06:43:21 00:06:43:30	Typical food is ‘Buletten’ [meatballs].
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00:07:00:05 00:07:00:13	Interesting.
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00:07:00:34 00:07:01:12					Pork leg.	$GEST-NM-NOD-HEAD1^		eisbein
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00:07:01:13 00:07:01:26					'Ketwurst' [sort of hot dog] used to be a common dish.
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00:07:04:24 00:07:04:43	Mustard?
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00:07:13:24 00:07:13:37					It's called 'Ketwurst'.
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00:07:15:18 00:07:15:20	Ah okay, never heard of it.
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00:07:16:03 00:07:16:04					They used to serve it back in the day. They did the same thing with the escalope chasseur.
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00:07:26:42 00:07:27:06					They don't do that often anymore.
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00:07:27:11 00:07:27:15	Sometimes I take my deaf guests to a restaurant at the Alexanderplatz where they serve food typical for Berlin.
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00:07:34:11 00:07:34:32		BERLIN1A*		berlinerisch
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00:07:35:31 00:07:35:36	They cook using grandmas’ recipes.
00:07:35:36 00:07:35:45		UNDER1A^*		nach
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00:07:36:16 00:07:36:34		GRANDMA2		omas
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00:07:36:42 00:07:37:37		RECIPE-OR-PRESCRIPTION1A		rezept
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00:07:38:15 00:07:38:21	My guests always like going there.
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00:07:39:00 00:07:39:20		INTEREST1A		[MG]
00:07:39:20 00:07:39:34	They have soups there, like pea soup or lentil soup.
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00:07:41:22 00:07:41:27		LENTIL1*		linsensuppe
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00:07:42:39 00:07:42:49	It's interesting; they have 'Buletten', roast potatoes and much more.
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00:07:44:07 00:07:44:36		MEATBALL1*		bulette
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00:07:45:03 00:07:45:22		TO-ROAST-OR-TO-FRY1*		bratkartoffeln
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00:07:45:30 00:07:45:48		POTATO3A
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00:07:47:17 00:07:47:19	After all, you can find Indian or Chinese food everywhere.
00:07:47:19 00:07:47:30		$ORAL^		warum
00:07:47:30 00:07:47:33
00:07:47:33 00:07:48:06		INDIA1*	$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:1d	indisch
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00:07:48:19 00:07:48:42		CHINA1	$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:2d
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00:07:49:11 00:07:49:20		THERE-IS3		gibt
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00:07:49:31 00:07:49:48		EVERYWHERE1		überall
00:07:49:48 00:07:50:05			Everywhere, that’s right.
00:07:50:05 00:07:50:06					EVERYWHERE1		überall
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00:07:51:00 00:07:51:01					YES1A
00:07:51:01 00:07:51:08	But it's not typical Berlin food, so I’d rather go to the restaurant that I mentioned.
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00:07:51:09 00:07:51:19		BERLIN1A*		berlin
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00:07:52:25 00:07:53:01		$GEST-NM-NOD-HEAD1^		[MG]
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00:07:53:14 00:07:53:30		TO-COME1
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00:07:53:31 00:07:53:34	It's much more interesting.
00:07:53:34 00:07:54:10		INTEREST1A		[MG]
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00:07:55:33 00:07:55:45					Right.
00:07:55:45 00:07:56:01						RIGHT-OR-AGREED1A		stimmt
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00:08:00:09 00:08:02:49									Do you know traditions in Berlin?
00:08:02:49 00:08:05:20									Are there any traditions?
00:08:05:20 00:08:07:37
00:08:07:37 00:08:08:03	Do you mean hearing or deaf people’s traditions?
00:08:08:03 00:08:08:10		OPINION1B		meinst du
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00:08:08:15 00:08:08:23		HEARING1A*		hörend
00:08:08:23 00:08:08:27
00:08:08:27 00:08:08:36		HIS-HER1
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00:08:08:42 00:08:08:44		OR1*		oder
00:08:08:44 00:08:08:49
00:08:08:49 00:08:09:14		DEAF1A		[MG]
00:08:09:14 00:08:09:17
00:08:09:17 00:08:09:18									Here in Berlin.
00:08:09:18 00:08:09:36		MY1*
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00:08:09:47 00:08:11:31									Hearing or deaf, whatever.
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00:08:12:25 00:08:12:34					What does that sign mean?
00:08:12:34 00:08:12:36									The tradition, for example/
00:08:12:36 00:08:13:20						PROCEEDING1A^
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00:08:16:18 00:08:16:28	For example the wine festival or the Oktoberfest, but we don’t have those here.
00:08:16:28 00:08:16:37		EXAMPLE1*		beispiel
00:08:16:37 00:08:16:44
00:08:16:44 00:08:17:11		WINE1		weinfest
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00:08:17:19 00:08:17:33		CELEBRATION1A
00:08:17:33 00:08:17:40
00:08:17:40 00:08:17:48		OCTOBER16*		oktoberfest
00:08:17:48 00:08:18:05
00:08:18:05 00:08:18:11		CELEBRATION1D
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00:08:18:13 00:08:18:21		HERE1*
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00:08:18:29 00:08:18:31		NONE1*		kein
00:08:18:31 00:08:18:36									For instance the Sign Language Festival.
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00:08:18:39 00:08:18:48					None of these.
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00:08:19:02 00:08:19:28						NONE1*		kein
00:08:19:28 00:08:20:19
00:08:20:19 00:08:20:24
00:08:20:24 00:08:20:32	I said that already.
00:08:20:32 00:08:20:35		I1*
00:08:20:35 00:08:20:38								It takes place regularly.
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00:08:20:40 00:08:21:07		ALREADY1B*		schon
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00:08:21:08 00:08:21:14		I2		schon
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00:08:21:17 00:08:21:33		ALREADY1B*
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00:08:21:36 00:08:21:37		TO-SIGN1B*
00:08:21:37 00:08:22:03									True, you mentioned it before. It takes place regularly.
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00:08:22:08 00:08:22:25		ALREADY1B*		schon
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00:08:23:37 00:08:25:09									The other ones, too. Which ones do you know?
00:08:25:09 00:08:25:25					A tradition that is typical in Berlin? I don’t know.
00:08:25:25 00:08:26:11						TRADITION3*		tradition
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00:08:26:14 00:08:26:38						$GEST-OFF1^*		[MG]
00:08:26:38 00:08:27:32
00:08:27:32 00:08:27:45							HERE1	berlin
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00:08:28:03 00:08:28:17							TYPICAL1*	typisch
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00:08:29:04 00:08:29:28
00:08:29:28 00:08:29:43	The KoFos — many people go there.
00:08:29:43 00:08:30:08		DEAF-DISCUSSION-FORUM2		kofo-forum
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00:08:30:13 00:08:30:15					People in Brandenburg regularly celebrate the Reformation Day.
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00:08:31:21 00:08:31:23						ONLY2A		nur
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00:08:31:44 00:08:32:12						BRANDENBURG1A*		brandenburg
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00:08:33:46 00:08:34:02						$GEST-OFF1^
00:08:34:02 00:08:34:16					Berlin, however, doesn’t.
00:08:34:16 00:08:34:27						BRANDENBURG1A*		brandenburg
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00:08:34:47 00:08:35:01						HERE1
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00:08:35:09 00:08:35:16						BERLIN1B*		berlin
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00:08:38:35 00:08:38:48	There are exhibitions in the International Congress Center.
00:08:38:48 00:08:39:25		EXHIBITION1		ausstellung
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00:08:39:43 00:08:40:18		$ALPHA1:I-C-C		i-c-c
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00:08:40:28 00:08:40:36		EXHIBITION1		ausstellung
00:08:40:36 00:08:40:41			Yes.
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00:08:40:44 00:08:40:45						YES2		[MG]
00:08:40:45 00:08:41:06		HIS-HER1
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00:08:41:31 00:08:41:46	Many people go there.
00:08:41:46 00:08:42:27		MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE1*		[MG]
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00:08:42:46 00:08:43:05	There are different exhibitions about food, sports, technology, or the International Green Week.
00:08:43:05 00:08:43:12		DISTINCT1		verschieden
00:08:43:12 00:08:43:21					Right.
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00:08:44:16 00:08:44:42		TO-EAT-OR-FOOD2*	$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:1d	[MG]
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00:08:44:48 00:08:45:12		OR1*		oder
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00:08:45:33 00:08:45:48		SPORTS1A		sport
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00:08:46:11 00:08:46:23		OR1*		oder
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00:08:46:42 00:08:47:26		TECHNOLOGY1*		technik
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00:08:48:49 00:08:49:00		GREEN8		grüne
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00:08:49:21 00:08:49:30		WEEK2		woche
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00:08:49:48 00:08:50:08					Yes, right.
00:08:50:08 00:08:50:13	Have you ever been there?					RIGHT-OR-AGREED1A		stimmt
00:08:50:13 00:08:50:23		BEEN1		gewesen
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00:08:51:00 00:08:51:08		BEEN1		gewesen
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00:08:51:12 00:08:51:26		YOU1*
00:08:51:26 00:08:51:27			Yes, I have been there once.
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00:08:51:29 00:08:51:44						$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:1d		einmal
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00:08:52:00 00:08:52:08						BEEN1		gewesen
00:08:52:08 00:08:52:09	You can see many animals there; lots of people go.
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00:08:52:11 00:08:52:28		ANIMAL1A		tier
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00:08:53:07 00:08:53:24		DISTINCT2B*		verschieden
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00:08:54:17 00:08:54:30		MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE1		[MG]
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00:08:55:07 00:08:55:21			$GEST-TO-PONDER2^	[MG]
00:08:55:21 00:08:55:31	What else?
00:08:55:31 00:08:55:47			MORE1	noch mehr
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00:08:56:05 00:08:56:19			$GEST-TO-PONDER2^
00:08:56:19 00:08:56:30	What else is there in Berlin?
00:08:56:30 00:08:56:45			THERE-IS3*	was gibt es noch
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00:08:57:15 00:08:58:09		TO-BELONG1*		berlin
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00:08:59:14 00:08:59:24	I’m sorry, I don’t go out that much because of my children.	$GEST-I-DONT-KNOW1^
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00:08:59:35 00:09:00:03		I-AM-SORRY2		[MG]
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00:09:00:08 00:09:00:18		I1
00:09:00:18 00:09:00:21
00:09:00:21 00:09:00:28		THROUGH2B		durch
00:09:00:28 00:09:00:33
00:09:00:33 00:09:00:47		CHILD2*		kinder
00:09:00:47 00:09:01:09
00:09:01:09 00:09:01:23		$GEST^
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00:09:01:28 00:09:02:04		TO-DECREASE-STH1B		[MG]
00:09:02:04 00:09:02:07
00:09:02:07 00:09:02:11	I usually stay home.
00:09:02:11 00:09:02:15		I2
00:09:02:15 00:09:02:23
00:09:02:23 00:09:02:40		AT-HOME2*		zu hause zu hause
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00:09:02:48 00:09:03:20		$GEST-OFF1^		[MG]
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00:09:03:33 00:09:04:04									Are there any traditions for children in Berlin?
00:09:04:04 00:09:04:05	In the past/
00:09:04:05 00:09:04:27		PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1		früher
00:09:04:27 00:09:04:42
00:09:04:42 00:09:05:28
00:09:05:28 00:09:06:00	What kinds of traditions for children are there in Berlin?
00:09:06:00 00:09:06:23		CHILD2*		kinder
00:09:06:23 00:09:06:40
00:09:06:40 00:09:07:05		PROCEEDING1A^		tradition
00:09:07:05 00:09:07:14
00:09:07:14 00:09:07:20		FOR1		für
00:09:07:20 00:09:07:24
00:09:07:24 00:09:07:39		CHILD2*		kinder
00:09:07:39 00:09:07:49
00:09:07:49 00:09:08:10		BERLIN1A*		berlin
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00:09:08:17 00:09:08:29		WHAT1A*		was
00:09:08:29 00:09:08:41
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00:09:10:27 00:09:12:13									The ‘Children’s World Day’.
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00:09:12:37 00:09:12:47	They have it in East Berlin, but not here in the west.
00:09:12:47 00:09:13:05		EAST1B		ost
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00:09:13:08 00:09:13:20		YOUR1
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00:09:13:26 00:09:13:39		I1
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00:09:13:43 00:09:14:01		WEST1B		west
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00:09:14:17 00:09:14:33		TO-KNOW-STH-OR-SB1B*		kennen
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00:09:14:42 00:09:15:05									Yes, in the ‘Straße des 17. Juni’ [17th of June Street].
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00:09:15:26 00:09:15:32	No, I don’t know that one.
00:09:15:32 00:09:16:20		I1
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00:09:16:38 00:09:16:48		TO-KNOW-STH-OR-SB1B*		kennen
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00:09:17:03 00:09:17:14			It's on June 1st, right?
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00:09:17:16 00:09:17:21	He’s right.
00:09:17:21 00:09:17:29						WHEN3*		wann
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00:09:17:40 00:09:17:44					$NUM-ORDINAL1:1d		erster
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00:09:18:13 00:09:18:22	I don't know it.
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00:09:19:11 00:09:19:31									Yes, but the location is the ‘Straße des 17. Juni’ [17th of June Street].
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00:09:22:01 00:09:22:23									The ‘Children’s World Day’ takes place, and many people go there all the time.
00:09:22:23 00:09:22:35					Ah, there.
00:09:22:35 00:09:23:01						$INDEX1*
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00:09:23:29 00:09:23:41					It's the World Day in the west.
00:09:23:41 00:09:24:07						WORLD1		welttag
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00:09:24:13 00:09:24:31						TO-BELONG1^*
00:09:24:31 00:09:26:04
00:09:26:04 00:09:26:40
00:09:26:40 00:09:26:49	There's no such thing in the west.
00:09:26:49 00:09:27:08		WEST1C		westen
00:09:27:08 00:09:27:19
00:09:27:19 00:09:27:21		NONE7A		[MG]
00:09:27:21 00:09:27:26			No, I didn't know anything about it, either.
00:09:27:26 00:09:27:29
00:09:27:29 00:09:27:30		$INDEX2
00:09:27:30 00:09:27:39					$GEST-NM-SHAKE-HEAD1^
00:09:27:39 00:09:28:03
00:09:28:03 00:09:28:05	Only in the east.
00:09:28:05 00:09:28:10
00:09:28:10 00:09:28:27						I1*
00:09:28:27 00:09:28:35		EAST1B			osten
00:09:28:35 00:09:28:41
00:09:28:41 00:09:28:48		YOUR1
00:09:28:48 00:09:29:03
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00:09:29:09 00:09:29:18						TO-KNOW-STH2A*		nicht gewusst
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00:09:30:00 00:09:30:09					I only know there’s a Children’s Day on June 1st.
00:09:30:09 00:09:30:21	It's common in the east.
00:09:30:21 00:09:30:22		EAST1B		osten
00:09:30:22 00:09:30:28			ONLY2B*
00:09:30:28 00:09:30:29
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00:09:30:32 00:09:30:34						$NUM-ORDINAL1:1d		erster
00:09:30:34 00:09:30:45		SPECIFIC1
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00:09:30:47 00:09:31:19
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00:09:31:20 00:09:31:30						JUNE2A		juni
00:09:31:30 00:09:31:37
00:09:31:37 00:09:32:06						THATS-ALL1A*		[MG]
00:09:32:06 00:09:32:11
00:09:32:11 00:09:32:21	Yes, but it wasn't in the west/
00:09:32:21 00:09:32:29		SPECIFIC1
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00:09:32:30 00:09:32:38
00:09:32:38 00:09:32:39					But why on the seventeenth of June?
00:09:32:39 00:09:32:40						$ORAL^		aber
00:09:32:40 00:09:32:49		MY3		mein
00:09:32:49 00:09:33:02
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00:09:33:03 00:09:33:06						$INDEX1
00:09:33:06 00:09:33:10		WEST1B		west
00:09:33:10 00:09:33:13
00:09:33:13 00:09:33:16
00:09:33:16 00:09:33:17						$NUM-TENS2A:7d		siebzehn
00:09:33:17 00:09:33:27		BACK-THEN1		damals
00:09:33:27 00:09:33:32
00:09:33:32 00:09:33:43			$INDEX1
00:09:33:43 00:09:34:04
00:09:34:04 00:09:34:11	He meant the location where it took place: the 17th of June Street.
00:09:34:11 00:09:34:22						HOW-COME1*
00:09:34:22 00:09:34:27
00:09:34:27 00:09:34:28
00:09:34:28 00:09:34:47		WHERE1A		wo
00:09:34:47 00:09:35:09
00:09:35:09 00:09:35:24		STREET1A		straße
00:09:35:24 00:09:35:25
00:09:35:25 00:09:35:26					I see.
00:09:35:26 00:09:35:31						$GEST-NM-NOD-HEAD1^		ach so
00:09:35:31 00:09:35:39		$NUM-ORDINAL1:7d		siebzehnte
00:09:35:39 00:09:36:01
00:09:36:01 00:09:36:11		JUNE13A		juni
00:09:36:11 00:09:36:28
00:09:36:28 00:09:36:35
00:09:36:35 00:09:36:45
00:09:36:45 00:09:37:06		TO-COME1^*
00:09:37:06 00:09:37:13
00:09:37:13 00:09:37:16	My kids don’t like so many people moving around.
00:09:37:16 00:09:37:35		I1*
00:09:37:35 00:09:37:43
00:09:37:43 00:09:38:08		CHILD2*		kinder
00:09:38:08 00:09:38:20
00:09:38:20 00:09:38:26		TO-LOVE-STH1		[MG]
00:09:38:26 00:09:38:33
00:09:38:33 00:09:38:45		NOT3A		nicht
00:09:38:45 00:09:39:10
00:09:39:10 00:09:40:01		MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE2*		[MG]
00:09:40:01 00:09:40:18
00:09:40:18 00:09:40:28	They also don’t like that everyone is hearing there.
00:09:40:28 00:09:40:47		HEARING1A		hörend
00:09:40:47 00:09:41:06
00:09:41:06 00:09:41:20		CHILD2*		kinder
00:09:41:20 00:09:41:33
00:09:41:33 00:09:42:12		DONT-LIKE1*		[MG]
00:09:42:12 00:09:42:16
00:09:42:16 00:09:42:28		$INDEX1
00:09:42:28 00:09:42:30
00:09:42:30 00:09:42:39	So I don’t have to drag them along.
00:09:42:39 00:09:42:46		I2
00:09:42:46 00:09:43:04
00:09:43:04 00:09:43:28		TO-BRING-TO-HOLD-ON1^*		[MG]
00:09:43:28 00:09:43:37
00:09:43:37 00:09:44:04		TO-NEED1*		brauch nicht
00:09:44:04 00:09:44:13
00:09:44:13 00:09:44:15		$GEST-DECLINE1^
00:09:44:15 00:09:44:25	That's why we stay home.
00:09:44:25 00:09:44:38		AT-HOME1B		zu hause
00:09:44:38 00:09:44:44
00:09:44:44 00:09:45:04		$GEST-DECLINE1^		bleiben
00:09:45:04 00:09:45:15
00:09:45:15 00:09:45:24			I1
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00:09:50:07 00:09:54:08									What are your usual trip destinations?
00:09:54:08 00:09:57:11									If you have had enough of Berlin and want to spend time somewhere else, where would it be?
00:09:57:11 00:10:00:15									Do you often go to the same place again and again or do you go to different places?
00:10:00:15 00:10:01:06
00:10:01:06 00:10:01:14					Typically, let me see.
00:10:01:14 00:10:01:27						TYPICAL1*		typisch
00:10:01:27 00:10:01:32
00:10:01:32 00:10:01:47						$GEST-OFF1^*		[MG]
00:10:01:47 00:10:02:06
00:10:02:06 00:10:08:17
00:10:08:17 00:10:08:31					Only in Berlin or elsewhere, too?
00:10:08:31 00:10:09:01						$GEST-OFF1^*
00:10:09:01 00:10:09:16
00:10:09:16 00:10:09:24						BERLIN1B*		berlin
00:10:09:24 00:10:09:28
00:10:09:28 00:10:09:31						HERE1
00:10:09:31 00:10:09:39
00:10:09:39 00:10:09:44						OR1*		oder
00:10:09:44 00:10:10:00
00:10:10:00 00:10:10:10						WHATEVER3		egal
00:10:10:10 00:10:10:16
00:10:10:16 00:10:10:18						WHERE3		wo
00:10:10:18 00:10:10:40							Doesn’t matter where.
00:10:10:40 00:10:10:45
00:10:10:45 00:10:11:05						$GEST-OFF1^
00:10:11:05 00:10:11:11
00:10:11:11 00:10:11:19					We mostly go to our favorite place which is a lake to go swimming.
00:10:11:19 00:10:11:25						I1		meistens
00:10:11:25 00:10:11:28
00:10:11:28 00:10:11:36						MOST1A*
00:10:11:36 00:10:12:00
00:10:12:00 00:10:12:09						TO-LOVE-STH1		[MG]
00:10:12:09 00:10:12:13
00:10:12:13 00:10:12:22						$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:1d		ein
00:10:12:22 00:10:12:38
00:10:12:38 00:10:13:05						LOVE1^*		liebling
00:10:13:05 00:10:13:26
00:10:13:26 00:10:13:41						LOCATION3*
00:10:13:41 00:10:13:49
00:10:13:49 00:10:14:13						TO-SWIM1^		see
00:10:14:13 00:10:14:30
00:10:14:30 00:10:14:37					That is our favorite place.
00:10:14:37 00:10:15:21						AREA1A^
00:10:15:21 00:10:15:33
00:10:15:33 00:10:15:41						I1
00:10:15:41 00:10:15:42
00:10:15:42 00:10:15:46						AN1A		ein
00:10:15:46 00:10:16:01
00:10:16:01 00:10:16:10						TO-GO-THERE1
00:10:16:10 00:10:16:30
00:10:16:30 00:10:16:39						TO-LOVE-STH1		[MG]
00:10:16:39 00:10:17:00
00:10:17:00 00:10:17:20						TO-GO-THERE1*
00:10:17:20 00:10:17:25
00:10:17:25 00:10:17:31						$GEST^
00:10:17:31 00:10:17:40
00:10:17:40 00:10:17:43					There are many lakes in Brandenburg.
00:10:17:43 00:10:18:00						AND2A*
00:10:18:00 00:10:18:05
00:10:18:05 00:10:18:11						I1
00:10:18:11 00:10:18:16
00:10:18:16 00:10:18:24						$GEST^
00:10:18:24 00:10:18:32
00:10:18:32 00:10:18:43						BRANDENBURG1A*		brandenburg
00:10:18:43 00:10:19:05
00:10:19:05 00:10:19:23						MUCH1C		viel
00:10:19:23 00:10:19:30
00:10:19:30 00:10:19:46						$ALPHA1:S-E-E		seen
00:10:19:46 00:10:20:03
00:10:20:03 00:10:20:33						LAKE7
00:10:20:33 00:10:20:45
00:10:20:45 00:10:21:11						PRIMARILY1		[MG]
00:10:21:11 00:10:21:19
00:10:21:19 00:10:21:27					Many lakes, really.
00:10:21:27 00:10:21:37						BRANDENBURG1A*		brandenburg
00:10:21:37 00:10:21:44
00:10:21:44 00:10:22:09						PRIMARILY1*		[MG]
00:10:22:09 00:10:22:28
00:10:22:28 00:10:23:23						LOCATION1A^*		see
00:10:23:23 00:10:23:27
00:10:23:27 00:10:23:31					We went to a lot of lakes which all weren’t so nice.
00:10:23:31 00:10:23:39						I1		probieren
00:10:23:39 00:10:23:44
00:10:23:44 00:10:24:23						TO-GO-THERE2*
00:10:24:23 00:10:24:28
00:10:24:28 00:10:24:43						$GEST-NM-SHAKE-HEAD1^		[MG]
00:10:24:43 00:10:24:46
00:10:24:46 00:10:25:07					But this one island, I mean lake is our favorite.
00:10:25:07 00:10:25:20						TO-GO-THERE1		[MG]
00:10:25:20 00:10:25:33
00:10:25:33 00:10:26:03						LOVE1A*		liebesinsel
00:10:26:03 00:10:26:15
00:10:26:15 00:10:26:32						TO-GO-THERE1
00:10:26:32 00:10:27:19
00:10:27:19 00:10:27:29						SO1		also
00:10:27:29 00:10:27:34
00:10:27:34 00:10:27:40						$ALPHA1:S		see
00:10:27:40 00:10:27:43
00:10:27:43 00:10:28:09						LAKE7
00:10:28:09 00:10:28:23
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00:10:29:26 00:10:29:45	The trip/
00:10:29:45 00:10:30:04		TO-SEPARATE4A^		ausflug
00:10:30:04 00:10:30:12					What else?
00:10:30:12 00:10:30:25						DIFFERENT1*		anderes
00:10:30:25 00:10:30:27
00:10:30:27 00:10:31:04
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00:10:31:12 00:10:31:19						$GEST-OFF1^		[MG]
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00:10:31:30 00:10:31:37						DIFFERENT1*		and{eres}
00:10:31:37 00:10:31:41
00:10:31:41 00:10:32:02						$GEST-OFF1^*		[MG]
00:10:32:02 00:10:32:11					Other places in Berlin where we love to go? Let me think.
00:10:32:11 00:10:32:18						HERE1		berlin
00:10:32:18 00:10:32:26
00:10:32:26 00:10:32:45						AREA1A
00:10:32:45 00:10:33:04
00:10:33:04 00:10:33:10						$GEST-I-DONT-KNOW1^*		[MG]
00:10:33:10 00:10:33:18
00:10:33:18 00:10:33:39						MY1*		[LM:ähm]
00:10:33:39 00:10:33:46
00:10:33:46 00:10:34:05						HERE1		[MG]
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00:10:34:24 00:10:34:39						$GEST-I-DONT-KNOW1^*
00:10:34:39 00:10:35:07
00:10:35:07 00:10:36:32						$GEST-TO-PONDER2^*
00:10:36:32 00:10:43:23
00:10:43:23 00:10:43:31					I only go to Berlin to attend events.
00:10:43:31 00:10:43:47						ALSO3A*		auch
00:10:43:47 00:10:44:05
00:10:44:05 00:10:44:22						EVENT1*		veranstaltung
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00:10:44:32 00:10:45:03						$GEST-OFF1^
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00:10:45:04 00:10:45:15						END1A
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00:10:45:18 00:10:45:37						$GEST-OFF1^
00:10:45:37 00:10:46:02					If I have the time that is.
00:10:46:02 00:10:46:20						TIME1		wenn zeit
00:10:46:20 00:10:46:24
00:10:46:24 00:10:46:39						$GEST-OFF1^
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00:10:46:43 00:10:47:01						TO-HAVE-TO-OWN1*		hab
00:10:47:01 00:10:47:08
00:10:47:08 00:10:47:13						$GEST-OFF1^*
00:10:47:13 00:10:47:21
00:10:47:21 00:10:47:30	Trips are dependent on the season.
00:10:47:30 00:10:47:35		$GEST-OFF1^
00:10:47:35 00:10:47:44
00:10:47:44 00:10:48:04		TO-SEPARATE4A^		ausflug
00:10:48:04 00:10:48:14
00:10:48:14 00:10:48:35		EXAMPLE1		beispiel
00:10:48:35 00:10:49:17
00:10:49:17 00:10:49:34		DEPENDENT3
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00:10:49:46 00:10:50:07		SEGMENT2B^		saison
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00:10:50:13 00:10:50:46		TO-DIVIDE-IN1A^*
00:10:50:46 00:10:51:03					That's the point.
00:10:51:03 00:10:51:07
00:10:51:07 00:10:51:08	During asparagus season, we go to Beelitz.
00:10:51:08 00:10:51:20						$GEST-AGREEMENT1^		[MG]
00:10:51:20 00:10:51:27		ASPARAGUS1A		spargelsaison
00:10:51:27 00:10:52:02
00:10:52:02 00:10:52:08
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00:10:52:15 00:10:52:27		SEGMENT2B^
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00:10:52:38 00:10:52:42		I1
00:10:52:42 00:10:52:47
00:10:52:47 00:10:52:48					I go to Werder. You, too?
00:10:52:48 00:10:53:09		TO-DRIVE3		[MG]
00:10:53:09 00:10:53:16						I1		ich
00:10:53:16 00:10:53:22
00:10:53:22 00:10:53:35						TO-DRIVE1*
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00:10:53:40 00:10:54:06
00:10:54:06 00:10:54:12						WHO3^*		werder
00:10:54:12 00:10:54:13		$ALPHA1:B		beelitz
00:10:54:13 00:10:54:15
00:10:54:15 00:10:54:36			$INDEX1
00:10:54:36 00:10:54:38
00:10:54:38 00:10:54:43	No, I go to Beelitz which is near Werder.
00:10:54:43 00:10:54:48		$GEST-NM-SHAKE-HEAD1^
00:10:54:48 00:10:55:01
00:10:55:01 00:10:55:05		I1
00:10:55:05 00:10:55:10
00:10:55:10 00:10:55:20		$ALPHA1:B		beelitz
00:10:55:20 00:10:55:27
00:10:55:27 00:10:55:40		CLOSE-BY1B*
00:10:55:40 00:10:55:41
00:10:55:41 00:10:55:46					Yes, Beelitz.
00:10:55:46 00:10:55:49		$ALPHA1:B-E-E-L-I-T-Z		beelitz
00:10:55:49 00:10:56:12			$GEST-AGREEMENT1^
00:10:56:12 00:10:56:18
00:10:56:18 00:10:56:22			WHO3^*				beelitz
00:10:56:22 00:10:56:35
00:10:56:35 00:10:56:40
00:10:56:40 00:10:56:44	Yes, I always go to a place near Beelitz.
00:10:56:44 00:10:57:07		CLOSE-BY1B*
00:10:57:07 00:10:57:14
00:10:57:14 00:10:57:20		AREA1A
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00:10:57:23 00:10:57:36		$INDEX1
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00:10:57:49 00:10:58:01					To Klaistow.
00:10:58:01 00:10:58:11		TO-DRIVE3		[MG]
00:10:58:11 00:10:58:13
00:10:58:13 00:10:58:17		$GEST-OFF1^
00:10:58:17 00:10:58:28						$ALPHA1:K_2		klaistow
00:10:58:28 00:10:58:30
00:10:58:30 00:10:58:48
00:10:58:48 00:10:59:05
00:10:59:05 00:10:59:12	Yes, right, Klaistow.
00:10:59:12 00:10:59:20		$INDEX1		ja
00:10:59:20 00:10:59:25
00:10:59:25 00:10:59:33
00:10:59:33 00:10:59:40		EXACTLY1*		genau genau
00:10:59:40 00:11:00:03			I think it’s called Klaistow.
00:11:00:03 00:11:00:05
00:11:00:05 00:11:00:06		$INDEX1
00:11:00:06 00:11:00:15					$ALPHA1:K_2-L-K-L-E-I-S-T-O-W		klaistow
00:11:00:15 00:11:00:24
00:11:00:24 00:11:00:28		EXACTLY1*				genau
00:11:00:28 00:11:00:32
00:11:00:32 00:11:00:42		$INDEX1
00:11:00:42 00:11:00:47
00:11:00:47 00:11:01:04	Yes, Klaistow.
00:11:01:04 00:11:01:41		$GEST-NM-NOD-HEAD1^		klaistow
00:11:01:41 00:11:02:06
00:11:02:06 00:11:02:10
00:11:02:10 00:11:02:34
00:11:02:34 00:11:03:01					Klaistow.	$ORAL^		klaistow
00:11:03:01 00:11:03:05	Right, that’s where I always go.
00:11:03:05 00:11:03:21		TO-GO-THERE1*
00:11:03:21 00:11:03:29
00:11:03:29 00:11:03:42
00:11:03:42 00:11:04:02		$GEST-DECLINE1^		[MG]
00:11:04:02 00:11:04:21
00:11:04:21 00:11:04:33	Strawberries don’t exist in my home.
00:11:04:33 00:11:05:00		BERRY1*		erdbeeren
00:11:05:00 00:11:05:06
00:11:05:06 00:11:05:12		I2
00:11:05:12 00:11:05:15
00:11:05:15 00:11:05:29		NONE7B		[MG]	Same with me, but I like asparagus a lot.
00:11:05:29 00:11:05:33			$GEST-NM-SHAKE-HEAD1^
00:11:05:33 00:11:05:39
00:11:05:39 00:11:06:01		I1
00:11:06:01 00:11:06:07
00:11:06:07 00:11:06:09				I2			auch
00:11:06:09 00:11:06:13
00:11:06:13 00:11:06:28
00:11:06:28 00:11:06:33						NOT3A		noch nicht
00:11:06:33 00:11:06:37
00:11:06:37 00:11:07:02
00:11:07:02 00:11:07:11						ASPARAGUS1A*		spargel
00:11:07:11 00:11:07:14
00:11:07:14 00:11:07:20	Yes, asparagus is tasty.
00:11:07:20 00:11:07:22		ASPARAGUS1A*		spargel
00:11:07:22 00:11:07:26						I2
00:11:07:26 00:11:07:32
00:11:07:32 00:11:07:35						TASTY1*		[MG]
00:11:07:35 00:11:08:10		TASTY1		[MG]
00:11:08:10 00:11:08:11
00:11:08:11 00:11:08:21
00:11:08:21 00:11:08:27	That's why we go there.
00:11:08:27 00:11:08:45		TO-DRIVE3		[MG]
00:11:08:45 00:11:09:06
00:11:09:06 00:11:09:16		$GEST-DECLINE1^		[MG]
00:11:09:16 00:11:09:33
00:11:09:33 00:11:10:15
00:11:10:15 00:11:10:35	I usually take the bike when I go on a trip.
00:11:10:35 00:11:11:05		TO-SEPARATE4A^		ausflug
00:11:11:05 00:11:11:17
00:11:11:17 00:11:11:26		MOST1A*		meistens
00:11:11:26 00:11:11:27
00:11:11:27 00:11:11:33		I1
00:11:11:33 00:11:11:38
00:11:11:38 00:11:12:01		MY1
00:11:12:01 00:11:12:07
00:11:12:07 00:11:12:35		BICYCLE1		fahrrad
00:11:12:35 00:11:12:45
00:11:12:45 00:11:13:06		AWAY1^		[MG]
00:11:13:06 00:11:13:11
00:11:13:11 00:11:13:17		I1
00:11:13:17 00:11:13:22
00:11:13:22 00:11:14:04		BICYCLE1		fahrrad
00:11:14:04 00:11:14:05
00:11:14:05 00:11:14:12	My kids and husband don’t like it, so my husband stays home and watches the kids.
00:11:14:12 00:11:14:32		CHILD2*		kinder
00:11:14:32 00:11:14:40
00:11:14:40 00:11:15:00		HUSBAND1		mann
00:11:15:00 00:11:15:09
00:11:15:09 00:11:15:26		NO1B*
00:11:15:26 00:11:15:34
00:11:15:34 00:11:15:42		TO-LOOK-AFTER-SB1B*		aufpassen
00:11:15:42 00:11:16:02
00:11:16:02 00:11:16:12		HIS-HER1
00:11:16:12 00:11:16:27
00:11:16:27 00:11:16:35		AT-HOME1B		zu hause
00:11:16:35 00:11:16:45
00:11:16:45 00:11:17:08		$GEST-DECLINE1^*		bleiben
00:11:17:08 00:11:17:16	I take the bike.
00:11:17:16 00:11:17:24		I1
00:11:17:24 00:11:17:33
00:11:17:33 00:11:17:46		AWAY1^		[MG]
00:11:17:46 00:11:18:03
00:11:18:03 00:11:18:22		BICYCLE1		fahrrad
00:11:18:22 00:11:18:29
00:11:18:29 00:11:18:35		$GEST-OFF1^
00:11:18:35 00:11:18:42					That's nice.
00:11:18:42 00:11:18:45						GOOD1*		[MG]
00:11:18:45 00:11:18:49
00:11:18:49 00:11:19:02
00:11:19:02 00:11:19:12
00:11:19:12 00:11:19:13	I go to Brandenburg.
00:11:19:13 00:11:19:19		BRANDENBURG1A*		brandenburg
00:11:19:19 00:11:19:20
00:11:19:20 00:11:19:24
00:11:19:24 00:11:20:18		AREA1A^
00:11:20:18 00:11:20:26	I went there recently and drove around Falkensee on my way back home.
00:11:20:26 00:11:21:02		RECENTLY1A		[MG]
00:11:21:02 00:11:21:12
00:11:21:12 00:11:21:34		$INDEX1*
00:11:21:34 00:11:22:00
00:11:22:00 00:11:22:28		$INDEX1*
00:11:22:28 00:11:23:12
00:11:23:12 00:11:23:29		FALCON1		falkensee
00:11:23:29 00:11:23:40
00:11:23:40 00:11:24:04		LAKE1B*
00:11:24:04 00:11:24:15
00:11:24:15 00:11:25:17		$INDEX1*
00:11:25:17 00:11:25:21
00:11:25:21 00:11:25:33	It was nice.
00:11:25:33 00:11:25:44		BEAUTIFUL3		schön
00:11:25:44 00:11:25:48
00:11:25:48 00:11:26:07		$GEST-OFF1^*
00:11:26:07 00:11:26:17
00:11:26:17 00:11:27:39
00:11:27:39 00:11:28:03	I once went on a boat trip/
00:11:28:03 00:11:28:04									Were did you start?
00:11:28:04 00:11:28:19		BOAT1		bootsausflug
00:11:28:19 00:11:28:28
00:11:28:28 00:11:28:38		TO-SEPARATE4A^
00:11:28:38 00:11:29:09
00:11:29:09 00:11:29:17
00:11:29:17 00:11:29:19	Where?
00:11:29:19 00:11:29:44		WHERE-FROM1*		von wo
00:11:29:44 00:11:29:48
00:11:29:48 00:11:29:49	In Werder.
00:11:29:49 00:11:30:08		$ALPHA1:V		werder
00:11:30:08 00:11:30:15								In Spandau, right?
00:11:30:15 00:11:30:20
00:11:30:20 00:11:30:31		$INDEX1
00:11:30:31 00:11:30:42
00:11:30:42 00:11:30:44
00:11:30:44 00:11:31:09	Spandau? No, Spandau is close to Falkensee, way too close.	$GEST-NM-SHAKE-HEAD1^
00:11:31:09 00:11:31:11
00:11:31:11 00:11:31:22		$ORAL^		spandau
00:11:31:22 00:11:31:43
00:11:31:43 00:11:32:00
00:11:32:00 00:11:32:15		CLOSE-BY1B*		[MG]
00:11:32:15 00:11:32:23
00:11:32:23 00:11:32:32		SPANDAU1*		spandau
00:11:32:32 00:11:32:47
00:11:32:47 00:11:33:04		TO2^*
00:11:33:04 00:11:33:14
00:11:33:14 00:11:33:19		LAZY1^
00:11:33:19 00:11:33:28
00:11:33:28 00:11:33:44		CLOSE-BY1B*		[MG]
00:11:33:44 00:11:33:45
00:11:33:45 00:11:33:48	No, it's too short of a distance.
00:11:33:48 00:11:34:19		$GEST-NM-SHAKE-HEAD1^
00:11:34:19 00:11:34:22
00:11:34:22 00:11:34:25	I started in Werder.				Tee-hee, him again.
00:11:34:25 00:11:34:32		I2
00:11:34:32 00:11:34:33
00:11:34:33 00:11:34:44						HE-SHE-IT1		[MG]
00:11:34:44 00:11:34:46		FROM-OR-BY-OR-OF2		von
00:11:34:46 00:11:35:03
00:11:35:03 00:11:35:13
00:11:35:13 00:11:35:18		$ALPHA1:W-E-R-D-E-R		werder
00:11:35:18 00:11:36:11
00:11:36:11 00:11:36:12
00:11:36:12 00:11:36:18	How do you sign Werder? I don’t know any sign for it.
00:11:36:18 00:11:36:40		TO-SIGN1B*		[MG]
00:11:36:40 00:11:37:00
00:11:37:00 00:11:37:07		I1
00:11:37:07 00:11:37:18
00:11:37:18 00:11:37:21					I don't know, either.
00:11:37:21 00:11:37:29		TO-KNOW-STH-OR-SB1B*
00:11:37:29 00:11:37:34			$GEST-OFF1^			weiß nicht
00:11:37:34 00:11:37:37
00:11:37:37 00:11:37:45	However, I started in Werder.
00:11:37:45 00:11:37:46
00:11:37:46 00:11:38:01		$INDEX1		werder
00:11:38:01 00:11:38:04
00:11:38:04 00:11:38:14		$GEST-DECLINE1^*							I sign WERDER.
00:11:38:14 00:11:38:19		$INDEX1
00:11:38:19 00:11:38:21
00:11:38:21 00:11:38:26
00:11:38:26 00:11:38:42		UNTIL-OR-TO1*
00:11:38:42 00:11:39:00
00:11:39:00 00:11:39:06	Ah okay. Well.
00:11:39:06 00:11:39:20		$GEST^		[MG]
00:11:39:20 00:11:39:36
00:11:39:36 00:11:40:11	Well, I drove to Falkensee and went to a youth hostel where I made myself at home and talked to people.	UNTIL-OR-TO1*		bis
00:11:40:11 00:11:40:32
00:11:40:32 00:11:41:04		FALCON1		falkensee
00:11:41:04 00:11:41:15
00:11:41:15 00:11:41:32		LAKE1B*
00:11:41:32 00:11:41:45
00:11:41:45 00:11:42:29		$INDEX1*
00:11:42:29 00:11:42:38
00:11:42:38 00:11:42:44		YOUNG1*		jugendherberge
00:11:42:44 00:11:43:02
00:11:43:02 00:11:43:19		HOUSE1A^*
00:11:43:19 00:11:43:48
00:11:43:48 00:11:44:27		COSY5*		gemütlich
00:11:44:27 00:11:44:45
00:11:44:45 00:11:45:30		TO-SIGN1G		[MG]
00:11:45:30 00:11:45:40
00:11:45:40 00:11:45:47		$GEST-OFF1^
00:11:45:47 00:11:46:26	It was nice.
00:11:46:26 00:11:46:34		BEAUTIFUL1A		schön
00:11:46:34 00:11:46:43
00:11:46:43 00:11:47:07		$GEST-DECLINE1^*
00:11:47:07 00:11:47:19
00:11:47:19 00:11:47:35
00:11:47:35 00:11:47:47					That's nice.
00:11:47:47 00:11:48:08						BEAUTIFUL1A*		schön
00:11:48:08 00:11:48:22
00:11:48:22 00:11:49:43
00:11:49:43 00:11:49:48					Trips —
00:11:49:48 00:11:50:12						TRIP5		ausflug
00:11:50:12 00:11:50:13
00:11:50:13 00:11:50:27						$GEST-OFF1^*
00:11:50:27 00:11:51:00
00:11:51:00 00:11:51:21	My husband and I work a lot during the week and it’s stressful.
00:11:51:21 00:11:51:32		ALSO3A*		auch
00:11:51:32 00:11:51:39
00:11:51:39 00:11:52:06		BOTH2A*
00:11:52:06 00:11:52:12
00:11:52:12 00:11:52:20		HUSBAND1		mann
00:11:52:20 00:11:52:43
00:11:52:43 00:11:53:03		UNDER1A*		unter der
00:11:53:03 00:11:53:10
00:11:53:10 00:11:53:19		WEEK2		woche
00:11:53:19 00:11:53:27
00:11:53:27 00:11:53:31		MUCH1A		viel
00:11:53:31 00:11:53:35
00:11:53:35 00:11:54:23		TO-WORK2*		arbeit arbeit arbeit
00:11:54:23 00:11:54:42
00:11:54:42 00:11:55:10		STRESS1A*		stress
00:11:55:10 00:11:55:11
00:11:55:11 00:11:55:24	So sometimes we don’t feel like leaving for a trip at the weekends.
00:11:55:24 00:11:55:29		WEEK2		wochenende
00:11:55:29 00:11:55:34
00:11:55:34 00:11:56:02		END1B
00:11:56:02 00:11:56:17
00:11:56:17 00:11:56:24		ONCE-AGAIN2B		noch einmal
00:11:56:24 00:11:56:31
00:11:56:31 00:11:57:05		AWAY1^		[MG]
00:11:57:05 00:11:57:13
00:11:57:13 00:11:57:27		SOMETIMES1*		manchmal
00:11:57:27 00:11:57:32
00:11:57:32 00:11:58:07		DONT-FEEL-LIKE-IT1		[MG]
00:11:58:07 00:11:58:34
00:11:58:34 00:11:59:08
00:11:59:08 00:11:59:15	It depends on the kids, too. If they say they want to go somewhere, we all go together.
00:11:59:15 00:11:59:33		DEPENDENT3		abhängig
00:11:59:33 00:11:59:38
00:11:59:38 00:11:59:46		CHILD2*		kinder
00:11:59:46 00:11:59:48
00:11:59:48 00:12:00:02		$INDEX1
00:12:00:02 00:12:00:07
00:12:00:07 00:12:00:23		TO-WANT2		will
00:12:00:23 00:12:00:38
00:12:00:38 00:12:01:01		$GEST-DECLINE1^
00:12:01:01 00:12:01:06
00:12:01:06 00:12:01:14		TO-DRIVE3*
00:12:01:14 00:12:01:24
00:12:01:24 00:12:01:35		TOGETHER1A		zusammen
00:12:01:35 00:12:01:41
00:12:01:41 00:12:02:03	But we stay home if they say, “No, we don’t have to go out, we’ve had enough of that.”
00:12:02:03 00:12:02:12		CHILD2*		kinder
00:12:02:12 00:12:02:14
00:12:02:14 00:12:02:17		$INDEX1
00:12:02:17 00:12:02:23
00:12:02:23 00:12:02:34		TO-NEED1*		brauch nicht
00:12:02:34 00:12:02:37
00:12:02:37 00:12:02:42		$INDEX1		[MG]
00:12:02:42 00:12:03:00
00:12:03:00 00:12:03:05		$GEST-DECLINE1^
00:12:03:05 00:12:03:08
00:12:03:08 00:12:03:25		ENOUGH1A
00:12:03:25 00:12:03:38
00:12:03:38 00:12:04:02		OKAY1A*		okay
00:12:04:02 00:12:04:08
00:12:04:08 00:12:04:15		I1*
00:12:04:15 00:12:04:25
00:12:04:25 00:12:04:42		TO-SIT1A^		[MG]
00:12:04:42 00:12:04:43
00:12:04:43 00:12:05:00	I’m thankful for that.
00:12:05:00 00:12:05:10		GRATEFUL1		dankbar
00:12:05:10 00:12:05:16
00:12:05:16 00:12:05:28		ON-PERSON1*
00:12:05:28 00:12:05:43
00:12:05:43 00:12:10:27
00:12:10:27 00:12:11:05					During the week, it’s impossible for me to go out.
00:12:11:05 00:12:11:09						I2*		auch
00:12:11:09 00:12:11:14
00:12:11:14 00:12:11:23						UNDER1B*		unter
00:12:11:23 00:12:11:42
00:12:11:42 00:12:12:01						WEEK2*		woche
00:12:12:01 00:12:12:09
00:12:12:09 00:12:12:24						POSSIBLE1*		unmöglich
00:12:12:24 00:12:12:36
00:12:12:36 00:12:12:39						I2*
00:12:12:39 00:12:12:45
00:12:12:45 00:12:13:07						AWAY1		[MG]
00:12:13:07 00:12:13:36
00:12:13:36 00:12:14:45
00:12:14:45 00:12:15:12					I have to work and have other stuff to do, too.
00:12:15:12 00:12:15:27						TO-WORK1		arbeit
00:12:15:27 00:12:15:41
00:12:15:41 00:12:16:14						AREA1A^*
00:12:16:14 00:12:16:29
00:12:16:29 00:12:17:02						$GEST-DECLINE1^*
00:12:17:02 00:12:17:05
00:12:17:05 00:12:17:36					I don't have time for it.
00:12:17:36 00:12:17:47						NO-TIME2		zeit
00:12:17:47 00:12:18:05
00:12:18:05 00:12:18:16						$GEST-OFF1^		[MG]
00:12:18:16 00:12:18:39
00:12:18:39 00:12:19:14	When the kids were little, I often took them to deaf events for children.
00:12:19:14 00:12:19:28		PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1		früher
00:12:19:28 00:12:19:35
00:12:19:35 00:12:20:00		CHILD2*		kinder
00:12:20:00 00:12:20:01
00:12:20:01 00:12:20:42		SMALL3*		klein
00:12:20:42 00:12:21:24
00:12:21:24 00:12:21:48		EVENT1		veranstaltung
00:12:21:48 00:12:22:06
00:12:22:06 00:12:22:26		DEAF1A		[MG]
00:12:22:26 00:12:22:44
00:12:22:44 00:12:22:49		FOR1		für
00:12:22:49 00:12:23:08
00:12:23:08 00:12:23:21		CHILD2*		kinder
00:12:23:21 00:12:23:28
00:12:23:28 00:12:23:35		I1
00:12:23:35 00:12:23:37
00:12:23:37 00:12:24:02		ALWAYS4A*		immer
00:12:24:02 00:12:24:07
00:12:24:07 00:12:24:36		INVOLVED1A		dabei dabei
00:12:24:36 00:12:24:38
00:12:24:38 00:12:25:00	I always took them.
00:12:25:00 00:12:26:33		TO-TAKE-SB-OR-STH-ALONG1*		mitnehmen mitnehmen
00:12:26:33 00:12:26:40
00:12:26:40 00:12:27:00	It was great.
00:12:27:00 00:12:27:18		BEAUTIFUL1A		schön
00:12:27:18 00:12:27:28
00:12:27:28 00:12:27:38	But when they grew older, I realized they felt less and less like going with me.
00:12:27:38 00:12:28:30		TO-GROW-UP1B*		größer größer
00:12:28:30 00:12:28:49
00:12:28:49 00:12:29:05		BEGINNING1A		anfang
00:12:29:05 00:12:29:21
00:12:29:21 00:12:29:47		DONT-FEEL-LIKE-IT1*		[MG]
00:12:29:47 00:12:30:02
00:12:30:02 00:12:30:11		I1
00:12:30:11 00:12:30:16
00:12:30:16 00:12:30:24		$GEST-OFF1^
00:12:30:24 00:12:30:31
00:12:30:31 00:12:30:40		RIGHT-OR-AGREED1B*		stimmt
00:12:30:40 00:12:31:13
00:12:31:13 00:12:31:34	They go through puberty, and I sure can’t force them to go with me.
00:12:31:34 00:12:32:00		CAN1*		kann nicht
00:12:32:00 00:12:32:19
00:12:32:19 00:12:32:32		COMPULSION1		zwingen
00:12:32:32 00:12:32:35
00:12:32:35 00:12:33:06					Of course you can't.
00:12:33:06 00:12:33:12						CLEAR1A*
00:12:33:12 00:12:33:18		PUBERTY1		pubertät
00:12:33:18 00:12:33:31
00:12:33:31 00:12:33:40
00:12:33:40 00:12:33:41
00:12:33:41 00:12:33:45		$INDEX2
00:12:33:45 00:12:34:19
00:12:34:19 00:12:34:27		$GEST-DECLINE1^
00:12:34:27 00:12:35:16
00:12:35:16 00:12:35:49
00:12:35:49 00:12:36:11	They definitely have to go to the Youth Festival, though.
00:12:36:11 00:12:36:16		BUT1*		aber
00:12:36:16 00:12:36:20
00:12:36:20 00:12:36:25		SOON1B
00:12:36:25 00:12:36:36
00:12:36:36 00:12:37:03		YOUNG1		jugendfestival
00:12:37:03 00:12:37:08
00:12:37:08 00:12:37:29		FESTIVAL2D
00:12:37:29 00:12:37:40
00:12:37:40 00:12:37:47		MUST1		muss
00:12:37:47 00:12:38:04
00:12:38:04 00:12:38:15		TO-COME1*		kommen
00:12:38:15 00:12:38:40
00:12:38:40 00:12:38:47		MUST1		muss
00:12:38:47 00:12:39:12
00:12:39:12 00:12:40:11
00:12:40:11 00:12:40:19	Are you going?
00:12:40:19 00:12:40:31		YOU1*		du
00:12:40:31 00:12:40:43			I am.
00:12:40:43 00:12:40:46					I1		auch
00:12:40:46 00:12:40:48
00:12:40:48 00:12:41:03
00:12:41:03 00:12:41:07						ALSO1A
00:12:41:07 00:12:41:08
00:12:41:08 00:12:41:15
00:12:41:15 00:12:41:30						INVOLVED1A		mit
00:12:41:30 00:12:41:42
00:12:41:42 00:12:42:22					I will bring my youngest son.
00:12:42:22 00:12:42:28						YOUNG1*		mein jüngster
00:12:42:28 00:12:42:42
00:12:42:42 00:12:42:49						SON1		sohn
00:12:42:49 00:12:43:07
00:12:43:07 00:12:43:25						TO-TAKE-SB-OR-STH-ALONG1*		mit
00:12:43:25 00:12:43:45
00:12:43:45 00:12:44:48
00:12:44:48 00:12:44:49	Good!
00:12:44:49 00:12:45:22		$GEST-NM-NOD-HEAD1^		schön
00:12:45:22 00:12:45:42
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00:12:47:05 00:12:53:49									Okay, so what else do we have a vast amount of in Berlin?
00:12:53:49 00:12:54:18					Deaf people.
00:12:54:18 00:12:54:27						DEAF1A*		gehörlos
00:12:54:27 00:12:54:32
00:12:54:32 00:12:54:41						$GEST-OFF1^*
00:12:54:41 00:12:55:08
00:12:55:08 00:13:01:44									Do you know of any things that are bothering you? Maybe tourists?
00:13:01:44 00:13:02:13	Ah well, all these tourists.
00:13:02:13 00:13:03:12		TOURIST1*		touristen
00:13:03:12 00:13:03:27
00:13:03:27 00:13:03:36		MUCH1C		viel
00:13:03:36 00:13:03:37
00:13:03:37 00:13:04:04	No, they don’t bother me.
00:13:04:04 00:13:04:21		DISRUPTION1A*		stört
00:13:04:21 00:13:04:25
00:13:04:25 00:13:04:36		I1
00:13:04:36 00:13:04:43
00:13:04:43 00:13:04:48		NOT3A*		nicht
00:13:04:48 00:13:05:24
00:13:05:24 00:13:05:30					Ah wait, there are lots of gnats flying around at the moment.				That bothers me.
00:13:05:30 00:13:05:33	It bothers you?
00:13:05:33 00:13:05:38						$GEST-ATTENTION1^*
00:13:05:38 00:13:05:39
00:13:05:39 00:13:05:49		$INDEX1
00:13:05:49 00:13:06:04				MOMENT1*			mo{ment}
00:13:06:04 00:13:06:13
00:13:06:13 00:13:06:18				$GEST-ATTENTION1^*
00:13:06:18 00:13:06:27
00:13:06:27 00:13:06:31	Not me. No, not at all.
00:13:06:31 00:13:06:33						MOMENT1		moment{an}
00:13:06:33 00:13:06:43		I1
00:13:06:43 00:13:06:45
00:13:06:45 00:13:07:02
00:13:07:02 00:13:07:03						MUCH1C		viele
00:13:07:03 00:13:07:12		DISRUPTION1A*		stört
00:13:07:12 00:13:07:17
00:13:07:17 00:13:07:22						$GEST-DECLINE1^		mücken
00:13:07:22 00:13:07:23
00:13:07:23 00:13:07:28
00:13:07:28 00:13:07:30		NOT3A		nicht
00:13:07:30 00:13:07:45			TO-PIERCE1A^*
00:13:07:45 00:13:08:07
00:13:08:07 00:13:08:34
00:13:08:34 00:13:09:04									Gnats — how cute.
00:13:09:04 00:13:09:12						MOMENT1*		mom{ent}
00:13:09:12 00:13:09:31
00:13:09:31 00:13:09:39
00:13:09:39 00:13:11:15									There are lots of gnats in Berlin.
00:13:11:15 00:13:11:42
00:13:11:42 00:13:12:11					It’s bad how many gnats you can see at sunset.
00:13:12:11 00:13:12:15						MOMENT1*		moment{an}
00:13:12:15 00:13:12:32
00:13:12:32 00:13:12:44						$INDEX1*
00:13:12:44 00:13:13:08
00:13:13:08 00:13:13:21						EVENING2		abendzeit
00:13:13:21 00:13:13:25
00:13:13:25 00:13:13:38						TIME1
00:13:13:38 00:13:14:01
00:13:14:01 00:13:14:12						TO-POSTPONE3^
00:13:14:12 00:13:14:25
00:13:14:25 00:13:15:02						TO-PIERCE1A^*		[MG] mücken [MG]
00:13:15:02 00:13:15:40
00:13:15:40 00:13:16:32
00:13:16:32 00:13:16:37	Do tourists bother you?
00:13:16:37 00:13:17:10		TOURIST1*		touristen
00:13:17:10 00:13:17:12
00:13:17:12 00:13:17:30		DISRUPTION1A		stören
00:13:17:30 00:13:17:32
00:13:17:32 00:13:18:03		$INDEX1
00:13:18:03 00:13:18:09	I don’t even notice the tourists.				No, the gnats.
00:13:18:09 00:13:18:22						$GEST-NM-SHAKE-HEAD1^		[MG]
00:13:18:22 00:13:18:31		I1		[MG]
00:13:18:31 00:13:18:40
00:13:18:40 00:13:19:04									No, that’s just my opinion, you think differently. That’s okay.
00:13:19:04 00:13:19:16		DONT-NOTICE1		me{rken} nicht
00:13:19:16 00:13:19:21
00:13:19:21 00:13:19:40						TO-PIERCE1A^*		mücken
00:13:19:40 00:13:19:41
00:13:19:41 00:13:20:16
00:13:20:16 00:13:20:23	I always go to my company by car, so I don’t really notice them.
00:13:20:23 00:13:20:41		I1
00:13:20:41 00:13:21:09
00:13:21:09 00:13:21:32		TO-DRIVE-A-CAR3*		auto [MG]
00:13:21:32 00:13:21:48
00:13:21:48 00:13:22:03
00:13:22:03 00:13:22:07		COMPANY2*		firma
00:13:22:07 00:13:22:15
00:13:22:15 00:13:22:46		BACK-AND-FORTH1*
00:13:22:46 00:13:23:11
00:13:23:11 00:13:23:26		DONT-NOTICE1		me{rken} nicht
00:13:23:26 00:13:23:38
00:13:23:38 00:13:23:44		I1
00:13:23:44 00:13:24:12
00:13:24:12 00:13:26:01
00:13:26:01 00:13:26:19	Why do tourists bother you?
00:13:26:19 00:13:26:35		PLEASANT2*		unangenehm
00:13:26:35 00:13:26:42
00:13:26:42 00:13:27:04		ON-PERSON1
00:13:27:04 00:13:27:11
00:13:27:11 00:13:27:31		REASON4B		grund
00:13:27:31 00:13:27:34
00:13:27:34 00:13:28:18		WHAT1B*		was
00:13:28:18 00:13:28:43
00:13:28:43 00:13:28:47	Because they always come to talk to you?
00:13:28:47 00:13:29:05		DISRUPTION1A*		stören
00:13:29:05 00:13:29:17
00:13:29:17 00:13:29:22		ON-OR-AT1^		ansprechen
00:13:29:22 00:13:29:27
00:13:29:27 00:13:29:45		TO-DISCUSS1*
00:13:29:45 00:13:29:49
00:13:29:49 00:13:30:18		TO-SPEAK1A*		[MG]
00:13:30:18 00:13:30:43									They always ask where to find things and if I could take pictures of them.
00:13:30:43 00:13:31:46
00:13:31:46 00:13:33:06									Then I have to take pictures.
00:13:33:06 00:13:34:14									However, it’s just my personal opinion.
00:13:34:14 00:13:34:23	I never really thought about it.
00:13:34:23 00:13:34:30		I2
00:13:34:30 00:13:34:39
00:13:34:39 00:13:35:05									The tourists in Berlin/
00:13:35:05 00:13:35:21		CLUELESS1A*		[MG]
00:13:35:21 00:13:35:24
00:13:35:24 00:13:35:25					You’d better be invisible.
00:13:35:25 00:13:35:30		I1
00:13:35:30 00:13:35:49
00:13:35:49 00:13:36:05						BETTER2		[MG]
00:13:36:05 00:13:36:12
00:13:36:12 00:13:36:18
00:13:36:18 00:13:36:31						DISSOLUTION1D^*		unsichtbar
00:13:36:31 00:13:36:40
00:13:36:40 00:13:36:44						$GEST-AGREEMENT1^
00:13:36:44 00:13:37:33
00:13:37:33 00:13:37:42
00:13:37:42 00:13:38:40									That’d be great, if one could be invisible, but unfortunately that’s impossible.
00:13:38:40 00:13:39:29
00:13:39:29 00:13:42:15									But why do so many tourists come to Berlin?
00:13:42:15 00:13:42:28	Because Berlin is Germany’s capital.
00:13:42:28 00:13:42:37		$MORPH-MAIN1A		hauptstadt
00:13:42:37 00:13:42:41
00:13:42:41 00:13:42:48		CITY2
00:13:42:48 00:13:43:00
00:13:43:00 00:13:43:05
00:13:43:05 00:13:43:34		$GEST-OFF1^
00:13:43:34 00:13:43:36
00:13:43:36 00:13:44:08					Right, it’s the capital.
00:13:44:08 00:13:44:09						$MORPH-MAIN4*		hauptstadt
00:13:44:09 00:13:44:12	It's important/
00:13:44:12 00:13:44:19
00:13:44:19 00:13:44:29		IMPORTANT1*				STAMP1^*
00:13:44:29 00:13:44:44
00:13:44:44 00:13:45:02						LIKE-THIS4*		so
00:13:45:02 00:13:45:07
00:13:45:07 00:13:45:10	Berlin is worth a visit, because there’s so much to see here.
00:13:45:10 00:13:45:17		VALUABLE1B		wertvoll
00:13:45:17 00:13:45:28
00:13:45:28 00:13:45:34
00:13:45:34 00:13:45:46		HERE1
00:13:45:46 00:13:46:09
00:13:46:09 00:13:46:22		TO-LOOK-AT4^
00:13:46:22 00:13:46:29
00:13:46:29 00:13:46:43		MUCH1A		viel
00:13:46:43 00:13:47:01
00:13:47:01 00:13:47:17		EVERYTHING1A		alles
00:13:47:17 00:13:47:26
00:13:47:26 00:13:47:47		PRESENT-OR-HERE1*		da
00:13:47:47 00:13:48:02
00:13:48:02 00:13:48:09		$GEST-OFF1^
00:13:48:09 00:13:48:11
00:13:48:11 00:13:48:20	That's why many tourists come here.
00:13:48:20 00:13:48:38		MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE1^*		[MG]
00:13:48:38 00:13:49:01
00:13:49:01 00:13:49:15					Many places in Berlin are under construction. Really, a lot of places are under construction.
00:13:49:15 00:13:49:22						ALSO1A		auch
00:13:49:22 00:13:49:32
00:13:49:32 00:13:49:45						AT-THE-TOP1		[MG]
00:13:49:45 00:13:50:11
00:13:50:11 00:13:51:10						$PROD		baustelle baustelle
00:13:51:10 00:13:51:29
00:13:51:29 00:13:51:33						HERE1		berlin
00:13:51:33 00:13:51:46
00:13:51:46 00:13:52:03						BERLIN1B*
00:13:52:03 00:13:52:14
00:13:52:14 00:13:53:08						VERY7
00:13:53:08 00:13:53:12
00:13:53:12 00:13:53:15						$PROD		baustelle baustelle baustelle baustelle
00:13:53:15 00:13:53:25	You’re right, there are many at the moment.
00:13:53:25 00:13:53:29		$INDEX1		im
00:13:53:29 00:13:53:34
00:13:53:34 00:13:54:06		MOMENT4*		moment
00:13:54:06 00:13:54:21
00:13:54:21 00:13:54:36		RIGHT-OR-AGREED1A		stimmt
00:13:54:36 00:13:54:45
00:13:54:45 00:13:54:48
00:13:54:48 00:13:55:20
00:13:55:20 00:13:55:41
00:13:55:41 00:13:56:03					I think Berlin might have the most construction sides in Germany.
00:13:56:03 00:13:56:07						I2		ich
00:13:56:07 00:13:56:11
00:13:56:11 00:13:56:17						$INDEX1*
00:13:56:17 00:13:56:36
00:13:56:36 00:13:56:41						GERMAN1		deutschlan{d}
00:13:56:41 00:13:57:05
00:13:57:05 00:13:57:12						AT-THE-TOP1		[MG]
00:13:57:12 00:13:57:19
00:13:57:19 00:13:57:23						HERE1		berlin
00:13:57:23 00:13:57:33
00:13:57:33 00:13:57:43						BERLIN1B*
00:13:57:43 00:13:57:49
00:13:57:49 00:13:58:02						I2		gefühl
00:13:58:02 00:13:58:06
00:13:58:06 00:13:58:10						FEELING3*
00:13:58:10 00:13:58:33
00:13:58:33 00:13:58:34					I don't know if that’s true, though.
00:13:58:34 00:13:58:42						$ORAL^		ob
00:13:58:42 00:13:58:43
00:13:58:43 00:13:59:00						RIGHT-OR-AGREED1B*		stimmt
00:13:59:00 00:13:59:10
00:13:59:10 00:13:59:14						I2*
00:13:59:14 00:13:59:24
00:13:59:24 00:13:59:30						TO-KNOW-STH1		weiß
00:13:59:30 00:13:59:44						$GEST-NM-SHAKE-HEAD1^
00:13:59:44 00:14:00:00	A lot.
00:14:00:00 00:14:00:03
00:14:00:03 00:14:00:04		$GEST-NM-NOD-HEAD1^		viel
00:14:00:04 00:14:00:37
00:14:00:37 00:14:00:42
00:14:00:42 00:14:00:47		$GEST-NM^		[MG]
00:14:00:47 00:14:01:31									A lot of migrants from different countries are living in Berlin, but what is typical for actual Berliners?
00:14:01:31 00:14:09:45
00:14:09:45 00:14:11:16
00:14:11:16 00:14:11:35	Having a big mouth.
00:14:11:35 00:14:11:46		CHEEKY1A		[MG]
00:14:11:46 00:14:12:05
00:14:12:05 00:14:12:40		BRAGGART1		[MG]
00:14:12:40 00:14:12:44
00:14:12:44 00:14:13:04	'Berliner Schnauze' [Berlin dialect that can be upfront and cheeky sometimes].
00:14:13:04 00:14:13:21		BERLIN1A*		berliner
00:14:13:21 00:14:13:31
00:14:13:31 00:14:14:14		BRAGGART1		schnauze
00:14:14:14 00:14:14:33
00:14:14:33 00:14:14:37
00:14:14:37 00:14:14:41	Sorry.
00:14:14:41 00:14:15:06		APOLOGY1		[MG]	'Berliner Schnauze', yes.
00:14:15:06 00:14:15:14						BERLIN1B*		berliner
00:14:15:14 00:14:15:34
00:14:15:34 00:14:15:38						BRAGGART1		schnauze
00:14:15:38 00:14:16:01
00:14:16:01 00:14:16:09
00:14:16:09 00:14:16:19
00:14:16:19 00:14:17:33						$GEST-NM-NOD-HEAD1^
00:14:17:33 00:14:17:45	There is one sitting right here.
00:14:17:45 00:14:18:08		PRESENT-OR-HERE1		da
00:14:18:08 00:14:18:26
00:14:18:26 00:14:18:33		HERE1		hier
00:14:18:33 00:14:18:36
00:14:18:36 00:14:19:00		PRESENT-OR-HERE1		da
00:14:19:00 00:14:19:25
00:14:19:25 00:14:20:24
00:14:20:24 00:14:23:05									'Berliner Schnauze', but big-hearted.
00:14:23:05 00:14:23:11					He's one, for example.
00:14:23:11 00:14:23:23						$INDEX1*
00:14:23:23 00:14:24:06
00:14:24:06 00:14:24:13	Ah really? I didn’t know.
00:14:24:13 00:14:24:16									The ‘Berliner Schnauze’ has some positive aspects, too.
00:14:24:16 00:14:24:27						$INDEX1*		genau
00:14:24:27 00:14:24:31
00:14:24:31 00:14:24:47		TO-LEARN-STH-NEW1*		[MG]
00:14:24:47 00:14:25:08
00:14:25:08 00:14:25:37
00:14:25:37 00:14:27:30
00:14:27:30 00:14:28:25
00:14:28:25 00:14:28:35	Well, I like the being unfriendly.
00:14:28:35 00:14:28:43		TO-LOVE-STH1		[MG]
00:14:28:43 00:14:28:47
00:14:28:47 00:14:29:03		I1
00:14:29:03 00:14:29:12
00:14:29:12 00:14:30:05		NEGATIVE1*		[MG]
00:14:30:05 00:14:30:11									It’s no big deal; deaf people invented being mean.
00:14:30:11 00:14:30:15
00:14:30:15 00:14:30:20	It's common among deaf people.
00:14:30:20 00:14:30:33		TYPICAL1		typisch
00:14:30:33 00:14:30:45
00:14:30:45 00:14:31:09		DEAF1A*		gehörlos
00:14:31:09 00:14:31:14
00:14:31:14 00:14:31:20	Deaf people usually talk negatively.
00:14:31:20 00:14:31:37		TYPICAL1		typisch
00:14:31:37 00:14:31:47
00:14:31:47 00:14:32:25		NEGATIVE1*		[MG]
00:14:32:25 00:14:32:43
00:14:32:43 00:14:34:02
00:14:34:02 00:14:34:39
00:14:34:39 00:14:35:08					It's funny.
00:14:35:08 00:14:35:13						$GEST-OFF1^*		[MG]
00:14:35:13 00:14:35:34
00:14:35:34 00:14:36:17
00:14:36:17 00:14:42:13									Wait a minute; let’s get back to the ‘Berliner Schnauze’. You totally get who’s from Berlin and who isn’t. But how? Just because of the ‘Berliner Schnauze’ or in another way, too?
00:14:42:13 00:14:42:23	Because of the dialect and the use of rude words.
00:14:42:23 00:14:42:30		THROUGH2A		durch
00:14:42:30 00:14:42:46
00:14:42:46 00:14:43:25		$GEST-NM-SHAKE-HEAD1^
00:14:43:25 00:14:44:09
00:14:44:09 00:14:44:19		THROUGH2A		durch
00:14:44:19 00:14:45:05
00:14:45:05 00:14:45:06
00:14:45:06 00:14:45:13		THROUGH2A		durch
00:14:45:13 00:14:45:24
00:14:45:24 00:14:46:01		NECK1^		dialekt
00:14:46:01 00:14:46:13
00:14:46:13 00:14:46:20		AND3		und
00:14:46:20 00:14:46:25
00:14:46:25 00:14:46:29		WORD3*
00:14:46:29 00:14:46:35
00:14:46:35 00:14:47:00		ROUGH1		grob
00:14:47:00 00:14:47:09
00:14:47:09 00:14:47:32		WORD3*		wort
00:14:47:32 00:14:47:35
00:14:47:35 00:14:48:15		VERY6		[MG]
00:14:48:15 00:14:48:16
00:14:48:16 00:14:48:24	They complain a lot.				Yes, and it’s rude.
00:14:48:24 00:14:48:25						VERY6^		grob
00:14:48:25 00:14:48:45		TO-CRITICISE1A*		[MG]
00:14:48:45 00:14:49:19
00:14:49:19 00:14:49:32			They are good at repartee.
00:14:49:32 00:14:49:45
00:14:49:45 00:14:50:02	But they do it unconsciously.					DONE1A		schlagfertig
00:14:50:02 00:14:50:05		CLUELESS1B*		[MG]
00:14:50:05 00:14:50:18
00:14:50:18 00:14:50:19
00:14:50:19 00:14:50:29					TO-BEAT1*
00:14:50:29 00:14:50:41
00:14:50:41 00:14:51:08
00:14:51:08 00:14:51:46
00:14:51:46 00:14:52:03	True, they are good at repartee.
00:14:52:03 00:14:52:09		$INDEX1
00:14:52:09 00:14:52:26
00:14:52:26 00:14:52:39		TO-BEAT1*		schlagfertig
00:14:52:39 00:14:52:48
00:14:52:48 00:14:53:13		DONE1B
00:14:53:13 00:14:53:14
00:14:53:14 00:14:53:22	The really complain a lot.
00:14:53:22 00:14:54:16		TO-CRITICISE1A*		[MG]
00:14:54:16 00:14:54:27
00:14:54:27 00:14:54:47		$GEST-OFF1^		[MG]
00:14:54:47 00:14:56:19
00:14:56:19 00:14:56:25	For instance my grandma/								Do you mean two people attacking each other with words or what?
00:14:56:25 00:14:56:40		MY1
00:14:56:40 00:14:56:46
00:14:56:46 00:14:57:06		EXAMPLE1		beispiel
00:14:57:06 00:14:57:12
00:14:57:12 00:14:57:27		MY1*		meine
00:14:57:27 00:14:57:38
00:14:57:38 00:14:57:46		GRANDMA2		oma
00:14:57:46 00:14:58:02
00:14:58:02 00:14:58:47		MY1
00:14:58:47 00:14:58:49
00:14:58:49 00:14:59:38
00:14:59:38 00:14:59:49	Unfortunately, I could not hear them.
00:14:59:49 00:15:00:08		I1
00:15:00:08 00:15:00:33
00:15:00:33 00:15:00:35		TO-LOOK-AT2
00:15:00:35 00:15:00:37
00:15:00:37 00:15:01:03		TO-HEAR1
00:15:01:03 00:15:01:06
00:15:01:06 00:15:01:10		$GEST-NM-SHAKE-HEAD1^
00:15:01:10 00:15:01:19	For instance my grandma had a good job.
00:15:01:19 00:15:01:25		EXAMPLE1*		beispiel
00:15:01:25 00:15:01:28
00:15:01:28 00:15:01:35		MY1
00:15:01:35 00:15:01:42
00:15:01:42 00:15:02:03		GRANDMA2		oma
00:15:02:03 00:15:02:08
00:15:02:08 00:15:02:31		MY1*
00:15:02:31 00:15:02:43
00:15:02:43 00:15:03:10		SELF1A*		selbst
00:15:03:10 00:15:03:37
00:15:03:37 00:15:04:06		PROFESSION1A		beruf
00:15:04:06 00:15:04:13
00:15:04:13 00:15:05:04		GOOD1*		[MG]
00:15:05:04 00:15:05:20
00:15:05:20 00:15:05:30	She was a businesswoman.
00:15:05:30 00:15:05:41		STORE1		geschäftsfrau
00:15:05:41 00:15:06:01
00:15:06:01 00:15:06:41		WOMAN4A
00:15:06:41 00:15:06:48
00:15:06:48 00:15:07:03	But she could talk extremely nasty behind people’s backs.
00:15:07:03 00:15:07:14		BUT1*		aber
00:15:07:14 00:15:07:23
00:15:07:23 00:15:07:44		ROUND-THE-CORNER1^		[MG]
00:15:07:44 00:15:07:45
00:15:07:45 00:15:08:07		$GEST-NM-SPEAKING1^		[MG]
00:15:08:07 00:15:08:14
00:15:08:14 00:15:08:44		TO-CRITICISE1A*		[MG]
00:15:08:44 00:15:08:49
00:15:08:49 00:15:09:18		VERY7		[MG]
00:15:09:18 00:15:09:20
00:15:09:20 00:15:09:38	That was incredible.
00:15:09:38 00:15:10:24		CRAZY1B		[MG]
00:15:10:24 00:15:10:35
00:15:10:35 00:15:10:42	But people say she was a typical Berliner.
00:15:10:42 00:15:10:48		RIGHT-OR-AGREED1^*
00:15:10:48 00:15:11:05
00:15:11:05 00:15:11:30		ALL2A*
00:15:11:30 00:15:11:34
00:15:11:34 00:15:11:48		TYPICAL1		typisch
00:15:11:48 00:15:12:14
00:15:12:14 00:15:12:32		BERLIN1A*		berliner
00:15:12:32 00:15:12:45
00:15:12:45 00:15:13:08		NOTHING-ELSE1
00:15:13:08 00:15:13:10
00:15:13:10 00:15:13:22	I never thought it suited her.
00:15:13:22 00:15:13:34		TO-LOOK-AT3*
00:15:13:34 00:15:13:39
00:15:13:39 00:15:13:46		I1		aber
00:15:13:46 00:15:14:09
00:15:14:09 00:15:14:25		TO-LOOK-AT3*
00:15:14:25 00:15:14:35
00:15:14:35 00:15:14:47		TO-MATCH1		passt
00:15:14:47 00:15:15:05
00:15:15:05 00:15:15:22		NOT5		nicht
00:15:15:22 00:15:15:25
00:15:15:25 00:15:17:04
00:15:17:04 00:15:17:17	She was good at repartee.
00:15:17:17 00:15:17:39		TO-CRITICISE1A*		[MG]
00:15:17:39 00:15:17:40
00:15:17:40 00:15:17:47		$INDEX1
00:15:17:47 00:15:18:19
00:15:18:19 00:15:18:35		FAST1B		schnell
00:15:18:35 00:15:18:42
00:15:18:42 00:15:19:03		DONE1B		fertig
00:15:19:03 00:15:19:04
00:15:19:04 00:15:19:07	When she said something, it took me too long to get it.
00:15:19:07 00:15:19:11		I2
00:15:19:11 00:15:19:14
00:15:19:14 00:15:19:21		TO-LOOK-AT2*
00:15:19:21 00:15:19:28
00:15:19:28 00:15:19:34		RIGHT-OR-AGREED1A		stimmt
00:15:19:34 00:15:19:37
00:15:19:37 00:15:19:43		I1
00:15:19:43 00:15:20:01
00:15:20:01 00:15:20:12		TO-KNOW-STH2B^
00:15:20:12 00:15:20:20
00:15:20:20 00:15:20:41		LATE1		spät
00:15:20:41 00:15:20:46
00:15:20:46 00:15:21:03	While I was still figuring out what she meant, she already talked about something else.
00:15:21:03 00:15:21:11		I1
00:15:21:11 00:15:21:18
00:15:21:18 00:15:21:23		TO-PONDER1*
00:15:21:23 00:15:21:28
00:15:21:28 00:15:21:33		WHAT-IS-YOUR-OPINION2*		was meint
00:15:21:33 00:15:21:36
00:15:21:36 00:15:22:05		TO-BELONG1^*
00:15:22:05 00:15:22:11
00:15:22:11 00:15:22:16		$INDEX1
00:15:22:16 00:15:22:21
00:15:22:21 00:15:22:30		ALREADY1A		schon
00:15:22:30 00:15:22:36
00:15:22:36 00:15:23:14		AHEAD2		voraus
00:15:23:14 00:15:23:45
00:15:23:45 00:15:24:09		RIGHT-OR-AGREED1A		stimmt
00:15:24:09 00:15:24:16
00:15:24:16 00:15:24:35		$GEST^		[MG]
00:15:24:35 00:15:26:02
00:15:26:02 00:15:26:13	A shame she’s not alive anymore.				That's quick-witted.
00:15:26:13 00:15:26:16		TOO-BAD1*		schade
00:15:26:16 00:15:26:26						DONE1A		schlagfertig
00:15:26:26 00:15:26:30
00:15:26:30 00:15:26:35		TO-LIVE1A		lebt
00:15:26:35 00:15:26:43						TO-BEAT1*
00:15:26:43 00:15:26:45
00:15:26:45 00:15:27:02
00:15:27:02 00:15:27:10		NOT-ANYMORE1A		nicht mehr
00:15:27:10 00:15:27:14
00:15:27:14 00:15:27:24
00:15:27:24 00:15:27:40		TOO-BAD1*		schade
00:15:27:40 00:15:27:41
00:15:27:41 00:15:27:42	I would have asked her to tell me more.
00:15:27:42 00:15:27:46		IF-OR-WHEN1A
00:15:27:46 00:15:27:48
00:15:27:48 00:15:28:03		WHERE-FROM1^*
00:15:28:03 00:15:28:07
00:15:28:07 00:15:28:22		FASCINATING1A		[MG]
00:15:28:22 00:15:28:26
00:15:28:26 00:15:28:33		TO-LET-KNOW1A
00:15:28:33 00:15:28:37
00:15:28:37 00:15:29:02		PROMPT2*
00:15:29:02 00:15:29:21
00:15:29:21 00:15:30:00	We deaf people miss it, but hearing people whine and nag a lot with each other.
00:15:30:00 00:15:30:14		DEAF1A
00:15:30:14 00:15:30:28
00:15:30:28 00:15:30:33		$INDEX1
00:15:30:33 00:15:30:35
00:15:30:35 00:15:31:00		HEARING1A		hörend
00:15:31:00 00:15:31:06
00:15:31:06 00:15:31:26		AREA1A^*
00:15:31:26 00:15:31:34
00:15:31:34 00:15:31:47		TO-CRITICISE1A		[MG]
00:15:31:47 00:15:32:03
00:15:32:03 00:15:32:30		VERY7*		[MG]
00:15:32:30 00:15:32:35
00:15:32:35 00:15:33:05		$GEST^		[MG]
00:15:33:05 00:15:33:17
00:15:33:17 00:15:33:34	She carried it too far sometimes.
00:15:33:34 00:15:33:49		MEASURE-SAGITTAL2B^*		zu weit
00:15:33:49 00:15:34:22
00:15:34:22 00:15:38:47
00:15:38:47 00:15:39:09					People from Berlin are often quick-witted.
00:15:39:09 00:15:39:15						BERLIN1B*		berl{in}
00:15:39:15 00:15:39:22
00:15:39:22 00:15:39:30						TYPICAL1*		typisch
00:15:39:30 00:15:39:45
00:15:39:45 00:15:40:04						DONE1A		schlagfertig
00:15:40:04 00:15:40:14
00:15:40:14 00:15:40:19						TO-BEAT1*
00:15:40:19 00:15:40:24
00:15:40:24 00:15:40:33						DONE1A
00:15:40:33 00:15:40:46
00:15:40:46 00:15:41:03						$GEST-DECLINE1^*
00:15:41:03 00:15:41:25
00:15:41:25 00:15:42:05					They bluntly tell you the truth.
00:15:42:05 00:15:42:23						$PROD		[MG]
00:15:42:23 00:15:42:29
00:15:42:29 00:15:42:41	Some Germans say they find people from Berlin very annoying and unpleasant.
00:15:42:41 00:15:42:42						$PROD		[MG]
00:15:42:42 00:15:42:49		SOMETIMES1*		manchmal
00:15:42:49 00:15:43:06
00:15:43:06 00:15:43:15					That hits home then.
00:15:43:15 00:15:43:18
00:15:43:18 00:15:43:25						TO-CRITICISE1A*		[MG]
00:15:43:25 00:15:43:28		GERMAN1		deutschland
00:15:43:28 00:15:43:31
00:15:43:31 00:15:43:33
00:15:43:33 00:15:44:09		COUNTRY1A*
00:15:44:09 00:15:44:15
00:15:44:15 00:15:44:22
00:15:44:22 00:15:44:31		TO-SAY1*
00:15:44:31 00:15:44:40
00:15:44:40 00:15:45:00		BERLIN1A*		berlin
00:15:45:00 00:15:45:14
00:15:45:14 00:15:45:48		TROUBLE1		[MG]
00:15:45:48 00:15:46:08
00:15:46:08 00:15:46:15		ON-PERSON1*
00:15:46:15 00:15:46:22
00:15:46:22 00:15:46:29		$MORPH-UN4		unangenehm
00:15:46:29 00:15:46:38
00:15:46:38 00:15:47:16		PLEASANT2*
00:15:47:16 00:15:47:24
00:15:47:24 00:15:47:37		ON-PERSON1
00:15:47:37 00:15:47:43
00:15:47:43 00:15:47:49	When I ask them why they think so, they say people from Berlin have big mouths.
00:15:47:49 00:15:48:21		REASON4B		grund
00:15:48:21 00:15:48:44
00:15:48:44 00:15:49:21		BRAGGART1		[MG]
00:15:49:21 00:15:49:29
00:15:49:29 00:15:49:40		$GEST-OFF1^
00:15:49:40 00:15:50:01	I thought it was like that everywhere in Germany.
00:15:50:01 00:15:50:09		TO-THINK1A
00:15:50:09 00:15:50:16
00:15:50:16 00:15:50:40		$INDEX1		da da da
00:15:50:40 00:15:51:04	But it is mainly Berlin.
00:15:51:04 00:15:51:12		NO1B		[MG]
00:15:51:12 00:15:51:22
00:15:51:22 00:15:51:41		MORE1		mehr
00:15:51:41 00:15:52:02
00:15:52:02 00:15:52:10		BERLIN1A*		berlin
00:15:52:10 00:15:52:23
00:15:52:23 00:15:52:31		HERE1*
00:15:52:31 00:15:52:46			Predominantly, yes.
00:15:52:46 00:15:53:00					PRIMARILY1*		[MG]
00:15:53:00 00:15:53:06
00:15:53:06 00:15:53:14		I1
00:15:53:14 00:15:53:19
00:15:53:19 00:15:53:33		$GEST-OFF1^		[MG]
00:15:53:33 00:15:53:34
00:15:53:34 00:15:53:44
00:15:53:44 00:15:54:01	Well, that’s how it is.
00:15:54:01 00:15:54:20		$GEST-NM-TO-SHRUG1^		[MG]
00:15:54:20 00:15:54:34
00:15:54:34 00:15:55:00
00:15:55:00 00:15:56:10									So are these people deaf or hearing?
00:15:56:10 00:15:56:22	Deaf, no both.
00:15:56:22 00:15:56:45		DEAF1A*		[MG]
00:15:56:45 00:15:57:04
00:15:57:04 00:15:57:25		BOTH2A		beide
00:15:57:25 00:15:57:28
00:15:57:28 00:15:58:02
00:15:58:02 00:15:58:43
00:15:58:43 00:15:58:44	I mean — other deaf people in Germany also say that deaf people from Berlin are especially annoying.
00:15:58:44 00:15:59:01		OPINION1A		meine
00:15:59:01 00:15:59:14
00:15:59:14 00:15:59:27		DEAF1A		[MG]
00:15:59:27 00:15:59:49
00:15:59:49 00:16:00:13		SELF1A*		selbst
00:16:00:13 00:16:00:38
00:16:00:38 00:16:01:10		AREA1A^*		deutschland
00:16:01:10 00:16:01:20
00:16:01:20 00:16:01:27		TO-LOOK-AT1*		[MG]
00:16:01:27 00:16:01:37
00:16:01:37 00:16:02:01		$GEST^		[MG]
00:16:02:01 00:16:02:12
00:16:02:12 00:16:02:23		BERLIN1A*		berlin
00:16:02:23 00:16:02:29
00:16:02:29 00:16:02:40		PERSON1
00:16:02:40 00:16:03:00
00:16:03:00 00:16:03:11		DEAF1A		[MG]
00:16:03:11 00:16:03:28
00:16:03:28 00:16:03:35
00:16:03:35 00:16:04:03					Hearing people are like that, too.
00:16:04:03 00:16:04:08						HEARING1A*		hörende
00:16:04:08 00:16:04:18
00:16:04:18 00:16:04:24						ALSO1A		auch
00:16:04:24 00:16:05:00
00:16:05:00 00:16:05:13
00:16:05:13 00:16:05:16	I don't know.
00:16:05:16 00:16:05:22		$GEST-NM-TO-SHRUG1^		[MG]
00:16:05:22 00:16:05:43					And that is a ‘Berliner Schnauze’ then.
00:16:05:43 00:16:05:45						BRAGGART1		schnauze
00:16:05:45 00:16:06:09
00:16:06:09 00:16:06:10
00:16:06:10 00:16:06:25
00:16:06:25 00:16:06:44						VERY7*
00:16:06:44 00:16:07:04
00:16:07:04 00:16:07:11						BERLIN1B*		berlin
00:16:07:11 00:16:07:21
00:16:07:21 00:16:07:34						BRAGGART1		schnauze
00:16:07:34 00:16:08:02
00:16:08:02 00:16:08:18						QUOTATION-MARKS1*
00:16:08:18 00:16:09:01
00:16:09:01 00:16:09:14					I will keep my 'Berliner Schnauze', although I moved to Brandenburg.
00:16:09:14 00:16:09:16						I1		obwohl
00:16:09:16 00:16:09:26
00:16:09:26 00:16:09:33						ALTHOUGH2*
00:16:09:33 00:16:09:43
00:16:09:43 00:16:10:04						BRANDENBURG1A		brandenburg
00:16:10:04 00:16:10:10
00:16:10:10 00:16:10:27						TO-MOVE1*
00:16:10:27 00:16:10:37
00:16:10:37 00:16:10:46						NEVERTHELESS2A*		trotzdem
00:16:10:46 00:16:11:23
00:16:11:23 00:16:11:33						TO-STAY3*		bleibe
00:16:11:33 00:16:11:46
00:16:11:46 00:16:12:03						BERLIN1B*		berl{iner}
00:16:12:03 00:16:12:10
00:16:12:10 00:16:12:23						BRAGGART1		schnauze
00:16:12:23 00:16:12:35
00:16:12:35 00:16:12:42						DONE4
00:16:12:42 00:16:13:08
00:16:13:08 00:16:13:25
00:16:13:25 00:16:13:29	You will?
00:16:13:29 00:16:14:05		$GEST-NM^
00:16:14:05 00:16:14:12
00:16:14:12 00:16:14:23	Do people identify you through your dialect?
00:16:14:23 00:16:14:29		YOU1*
00:16:14:29 00:16:14:33
00:16:14:33 00:16:15:18		NECK1^*		dialekt
00:16:15:18 00:16:15:25
00:16:15:25 00:16:16:03		OR4A*		oder
00:16:16:03 00:16:16:04			No, by my choice of words.
00:16:16:04 00:16:16:28						$GEST-NM-SHAKE-HEAD1^		nein
00:16:16:28 00:16:16:43
00:16:16:43 00:16:16:48		TO-RECOGNISE1			[MG]
00:16:16:48 00:16:17:10				WORD2*
00:16:17:10 00:16:17:28
00:16:17:28 00:16:17:44						$ORAL^		wort
00:16:17:44 00:16:18:17
00:16:18:17 00:16:18:19
00:16:18:19 00:16:18:31					I always use slightly — how do I put it? — rough words.
00:16:18:31 00:16:19:22						WORD2*		wort wort wort
00:16:19:22 00:16:19:26
00:16:19:26 00:16:19:41						LIKE1A*		wie
00:16:19:41 00:16:20:39
00:16:20:39 00:16:20:48						BIT3		ein biss{chen}
00:16:20:48 00:16:21:04
00:16:21:04 00:16:21:15						WORD1*
00:16:21:15 00:16:21:23
00:16:21:23 00:16:21:27						$GEST-OFF1^		[MG]
00:16:21:27 00:16:21:32
00:16:21:32 00:16:21:49						$GEST-OFF1^		[MG]
00:16:21:49 00:16:22:10
00:16:22:10 00:16:22:22						HARD1A*		hart
00:16:22:22 00:16:22:41
00:16:22:41 00:16:23:15						WORD2
00:16:23:15 00:16:23:20
00:16:23:20 00:16:23:37					I don't know.
00:16:23:37 00:16:23:45						QUOTATION-MARKS1*		[MG]
00:16:23:45 00:16:24:03
00:16:24:03 00:16:24:13						$GEST-OFF1^
00:16:24:13 00:16:24:33
00:16:24:33 00:16:25:36
00:16:25:36 00:16:25:49	Yes, you do it without thinking about it.
00:16:25:49 00:16:26:08		CLUELESS1A*		[MG]
00:16:26:08 00:16:26:15
00:16:26:15 00:16:26:22		$GEST-OFF1^*
00:16:26:22 00:16:26:34	You cannot assess yourself.
00:16:26:34 00:16:27:17		INSIGHT1A*
00:16:27:17 00:16:27:37
00:16:27:37 00:16:27:40
00:16:27:40 00:16:27:49					I'm used to it so I don’t really realize it.
00:16:27:49 00:16:28:07						$GEST-OFF1^
00:16:28:07 00:16:28:14
00:16:28:14 00:16:28:16						I1*		ich
00:16:28:16 00:16:28:20
00:16:28:20 00:16:28:34						HABIT2		gewöh{nt}
00:16:28:34 00:16:28:39
00:16:28:39 00:16:28:42						I2		ich
00:16:28:42 00:16:29:03
00:16:29:03 00:16:29:07						TO-MEMORISE1*		mer{ke}
00:16:29:07 00:16:29:18
00:16:29:18 00:16:29:29						NOT3A*		nich{t}
00:16:29:29 00:16:29:39
00:16:29:39 00:16:30:03					But my ‘Berliner Schnauze’ is annoying for others.
00:16:30:03 00:16:30:06						$INDEX1*		aber
00:16:30:06 00:16:30:20
00:16:30:20 00:16:31:20						VERY7		[MG]
00:16:31:20 00:16:31:30
00:16:31:30 00:16:31:46						TROUBLE1		[MG]
00:16:31:46 00:16:32:04
00:16:32:04 00:16:32:14						ON-PERSON1*
00:16:32:14 00:16:32:21
00:16:32:21 00:16:32:30						BERLIN1B*		berliner
00:16:32:30 00:16:33:02
00:16:33:02 00:16:33:12						WORD2^
00:16:33:12 00:16:33:29
00:16:33:29 00:16:33:46						VERY7*
00:16:33:46 00:16:33:47
00:16:33:47 00:16:34:16
00:16:34:16 00:16:34:29	The signing of deaf people from Berlin looks rough, too.
00:16:34:29 00:16:34:36		ALSO3A*		auch
00:16:34:36 00:16:34:44
00:16:34:44 00:16:35:07		TO-SIGN1G*
00:16:35:07 00:16:35:12
00:16:35:12 00:16:35:29		SHARP1B		scharf
00:16:35:29 00:16:35:43
00:16:35:43 00:16:36:11		ALSO3A*		auch
00:16:36:11 00:16:36:19
00:16:36:19 00:16:36:34		SHARP1B		scharf
00:16:36:34 00:16:36:41
00:16:36:41 00:16:37:16		TO-SIGN1G*
00:16:37:16 00:16:37:18	Doesn't it?
00:16:37:18 00:16:37:33		$GEST-OFF1^
00:16:37:33 00:16:37:39
00:16:37:39 00:16:37:48		RIGHT-OR-AGREED1B*		stimmt
00:16:37:48 00:16:38:03
00:16:38:03 00:16:38:22		$GEST-OFF1^
00:16:38:22 00:16:38:25
00:16:38:25 00:16:40:18
00:16:40:18 00:16:40:33									Many deaf people are living in Berlin right now. How many of these are real Berliners?
00:16:40:33 00:16:40:43					I don't know.
00:16:40:43 00:16:40:46						I2		weiß nich{t}
00:16:40:46 00:16:41:02
00:16:41:02 00:16:41:19						DONT-KNOW2*
00:16:41:19 00:16:41:36
00:16:41:36 00:16:48:27
00:16:48:27 00:16:48:43
00:16:48:43 00:16:49:01	How many percent?
00:16:49:01 00:16:49:06		HOW-MUCH3A		wie viel
00:16:49:06 00:16:49:09					Do you mean the sign for GOOD?
00:16:49:09 00:16:49:14
00:16:49:14 00:16:49:18		PERCENT4		prozent
00:16:49:18 00:16:49:35						GOOD1*		gut
00:16:49:35 00:16:50:00
00:16:50:00 00:16:50:03
00:16:50:03 00:16:50:14	I don't know.
00:16:50:14 00:16:50:22		I2
00:16:50:22 00:16:50:27
00:16:50:27 00:16:50:36		$GEST^		[MG]
00:16:50:36 00:16:50:48					Deaf people or in general?
00:16:50:48 00:16:51:01
00:16:51:01 00:16:51:16						DEAF1B*		gehörlose
00:16:51:16 00:16:51:32
00:16:51:32 00:16:52:01
00:16:52:01 00:16:52:09						OR1*		oder
00:16:52:09 00:16:52:12							Just for kicks, try to imagine/ Whole Berlin, right?
00:16:52:12 00:16:52:33
00:16:52:33 00:16:52:40						GENERALLY1B		[MG]
00:16:52:40 00:16:53:00	I think there are about 6,000 deaf people in Berlin.
00:16:53:00 00:16:53:06
00:16:53:06 00:16:53:09
00:16:53:09 00:16:53:17		OPINION1B		meine
00:16:53:17 00:16:53:30
00:16:53:30 00:16:53:41		$NUM-THOUSANDS1:6d		sechstausend
00:16:53:41 00:16:53:46
00:16:53:46 00:16:54:05		APPROXIMATELY2		ungefähr
00:16:54:05 00:16:54:15
00:16:54:15 00:16:54:34		$NUM-THOUSANDS1:6d		sechstausend
00:16:54:34 00:16:54:42
00:16:54:42 00:16:55:00		TO-SAY1*		sagt
00:16:55:00 00:16:55:03
00:16:55:03 00:16:55:11		APPROXIMATELY2		ungefähr
00:16:55:11 00:16:55:19
00:16:55:19 00:16:55:45		$NUM-THOUSANDS1:6d		sechstausend
00:16:55:45 00:16:56:23
00:16:56:23 00:16:57:11
00:16:57:11 00:16:57:22	Oh, many people moved to Berlin from out-of-town.
00:16:57:22 00:16:57:32		MUCH1A		viel
00:16:57:32 00:16:57:39
00:16:57:39 00:16:58:23		TO-MOVE2*		[MG]
00:16:58:23 00:16:58:48
00:16:58:48 00:16:59:15		MUCH1A		viel
00:16:59:15 00:16:59:27
00:16:59:27 00:17:00:00		$INDEX2
00:17:00:00 00:17:00:12
00:17:00:12 00:17:00:44		TO-MOVE2*		[MG]
00:17:00:44 00:17:00:47
00:17:00:47 00:17:01:29		$GEST-OFF1^
00:17:01:29 00:17:01:45
00:17:01:45 00:17:02:09	I don't know how many of them are real Berliners.
00:17:02:09 00:17:02:19		GENUINE1		[MG]
00:17:02:19 00:17:02:28
00:17:02:28 00:17:03:09		PURE1		rein
00:17:03:09 00:17:03:21
00:17:03:21 00:17:03:31		HOW-MUCH3A		wie viel
00:17:03:31 00:17:03:34
00:17:03:34 00:17:03:40		I2
00:17:03:40 00:17:03:41
00:17:03:41 00:17:04:21		$GEST-NM-TO-SHRUG1^
00:17:04:21 00:17:04:23
00:17:04:23 00:17:04:38	Maybe 2 percent.
00:17:04:38 00:17:04:48		$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:2		zwei
00:17:04:48 00:17:05:04
00:17:05:04 00:17:05:16		PERCENT1		prozent
00:17:05:16 00:17:05:20
00:17:05:20 00:17:05:40		MAYBE1		vielleicht
00:17:05:40 00:17:05:49
00:17:05:49 00:17:06:25
00:17:06:25 00:17:06:31	I don't know.
00:17:06:31 00:17:07:05		$GEST-NM-SHAKE-HEAD1^		[MG]
00:17:07:05 00:17:07:12									Where did the rest of the Berliners go?
00:17:07:12 00:17:07:22
00:17:07:22 00:17:07:39					Many newcomers/
00:17:07:39 00:17:08:03						TO-PUT-FROM-TO1A^*		zu
00:17:08:03 00:17:08:13
00:17:08:13 00:17:09:04
00:17:09:04 00:17:09:16
00:17:09:16 00:17:09:28	That's sad.
00:17:09:28 00:17:09:46		SAD1		traurig
00:17:09:46 00:17:10:22
00:17:10:22 00:17:11:08
00:17:11:08 00:17:13:21									Where’s the rest? Try to imagine it.
00:17:13:21 00:17:13:31					I am one of the rest of the real Berliners.
00:17:13:31 00:17:13:35						I1		ich bin auch
00:17:13:35 00:17:13:46
00:17:13:46 00:17:14:05						REMAINS1C		restberlin{erin}
00:17:14:05 00:17:14:09
00:17:14:09 00:17:14:41
00:17:14:41 00:17:15:12
00:17:15:12 00:17:16:29									And you moved to Brandenburg. They all did.
00:17:16:29 00:17:16:47	Yes, she just took off.
00:17:16:47 00:17:17:07		$INDEX2
00:17:17:07 00:17:17:15
00:17:17:15 00:17:17:32		TO-ELOPE1B*		[MG]
00:17:17:32 00:17:17:37
00:17:17:37 00:17:18:11	You took off.
00:17:18:11 00:17:18:24		TO-ELOPE1B*		abgehauen
00:17:18:24 00:17:18:27
00:17:18:27 00:17:18:31					Yes.
00:17:18:31 00:17:18:40		$INDEX2
00:17:18:40 00:17:18:45						$GEST-OFF1^		ja
00:17:18:45 00:17:19:07
00:17:19:07 00:17:19:22
00:17:19:22 00:17:20:13
00:17:20:13 00:17:20:29					I took off, so I could have my peace.
00:17:20:29 00:17:20:39						TO-ELOPE1A
00:17:20:39 00:17:21:06
00:17:21:06 00:17:21:09						THEN6*		dann
00:17:21:09 00:17:21:21
00:17:21:21 00:17:21:40						SILENCE1		ruhe
00:17:21:40 00:17:21:45
00:17:21:45 00:17:22:04					Everyone nagged me with this and that, and the whole hustle got on my nerves.
00:17:22:04 00:17:22:27						TO-LET-KNOW1A*
00:17:22:27 00:17:22:37
00:17:22:37 00:17:22:39						$INDEX1*
00:17:22:39 00:17:22:47
00:17:22:47 00:17:23:19						TO-COME2*		alle
00:17:23:19 00:17:23:26
00:17:23:26 00:17:23:30						I2*		ich
00:17:23:30 00:17:23:38
00:17:23:38 00:17:23:45						NERVES1A		nerv
00:17:23:45 00:17:24:00
00:17:24:00 00:17:24:04						I1
00:17:24:04 00:17:24:08
00:17:24:08 00:17:24:20					That's why I moved to Brandenburg.
00:17:24:20 00:17:24:29						TO-ELOPE1A
00:17:24:29 00:17:24:48
00:17:24:48 00:17:25:06						TO-GO-THERE1
00:17:25:06 00:17:25:28
00:17:25:28 00:17:29:07
00:17:29:07 00:17:37:37									Many people moved to Berlin, that’s right. Okay. What else? Ah yes, what about the climate in Berlin? The four seasons? What's typical about the four seasons here?
00:17:37:37 00:17:37:47	The four seasons?
00:17:37:47 00:17:38:21		$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:4		vier
00:17:38:21 00:17:38:26
00:17:38:26 00:17:38:47		YEAR1A^		jahreszeiten
00:17:38:47 00:17:39:07
00:17:39:07 00:17:39:22		$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:4
00:17:39:22 00:17:39:32				The four seasons.
00:17:39:32 00:17:39:33					$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:4		vier
00:17:39:33 00:17:39:36
00:17:39:36 00:17:39:41
00:17:39:41 00:17:39:47
00:17:39:47 00:17:40:09						YEAR2B		jahres{zeiten}
00:17:40:09 00:17:40:30
00:17:40:30 00:17:41:07
00:17:41:07 00:17:41:14	It's messy right now.
00:17:41:14 00:17:41:20		NOW1
00:17:41:20 00:17:41:25
00:17:41:25 00:17:42:22		CHAOS1		[MG]
00:17:42:22 00:17:42:28
00:17:42:28 00:17:42:33		NOW1
00:17:42:33 00:17:42:36				It really is a huge mess right now.
00:17:42:36 00:17:42:44
00:17:42:44 00:17:43:04		CHAOS1			[MG]
00:17:43:04 00:17:43:13						MOMENT1		im moment
00:17:43:13 00:17:43:20
00:17:43:20 00:17:43:22		$GEST-OFF1^
00:17:43:22 00:17:43:31
00:17:43:31 00:17:43:35	It's pretty bad.
00:17:43:35 00:17:43:44						MUDDLED1*		alles durcheinander
00:17:43:44 00:17:44:15		BAD3D			schlimm
00:17:44:15 00:17:44:29
00:17:44:29 00:17:44:31
00:17:44:31 00:17:44:39						BAD3A*		schlimm
00:17:44:39 00:17:44:42		$GEST-OFF1^*
00:17:44:42 00:17:45:07
00:17:45:07 00:17:45:08
00:17:45:08 00:17:45:18					We didn’t have a proper summer this year.
00:17:45:18 00:17:45:25						SUMMER8A		sommer
00:17:45:25 00:17:45:41
00:17:45:41 00:17:46:05						NOTHING1A		nichts
00:17:46:05 00:17:46:25
00:17:46:25 00:17:46:30						THIS2		und dieses
00:17:46:30 00:17:46:42
00:17:46:42 00:17:47:07						YEAR2B		jahr
00:17:47:07 00:17:47:18
00:17:47:18 00:17:47:27						NOTHING1A		nichts
00:17:47:27 00:17:47:41
00:17:47:41 00:17:47:48					It's bad.
00:17:47:48 00:17:48:16						VERY7*		[MG]
00:17:48:16 00:17:48:37
00:17:48:37 00:17:49:49									Yesterday was nice, though.
00:17:49:49 00:17:50:08
00:17:50:08 00:17:50:21					Yes, but only for one day.
00:17:50:21 00:17:50:29	Right, it was hot yesterday; that was nice.
00:17:50:29 00:17:50:34		RIGHT-OR-AGREED1A*		stimmt		$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:1d		nur
00:17:50:34 00:17:50:38
00:17:50:38 00:17:50:41						ONLY2B
00:17:50:41 00:17:50:49		YESTERDAY3A*		gestern
00:17:50:49 00:17:51:08			$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:1d				ein
00:17:51:08 00:17:51:14
00:17:51:14 00:17:51:16
00:17:51:16 00:17:51:24						DAY1A		tag
00:17:51:24 00:17:52:04		HOT2		heiß
00:17:52:04 00:17:52:05
00:17:52:05 00:17:52:13
00:17:52:13 00:17:52:17		BEAUTIFUL3*		schön
00:17:52:17 00:17:52:26			But that was it.
00:17:52:26 00:17:52:41					END1B*
00:17:52:41 00:17:52:45
00:17:52:45 00:17:53:09
00:17:53:09 00:17:53:23					Summer finally started, but lasted only one or two days.
00:17:53:23 00:17:53:29						$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:1d		ein
00:17:53:29 00:17:53:35
00:17:53:35 00:17:53:41						DAY1A*		tag
00:17:53:41 00:17:54:00
00:17:54:00 00:17:54:05						$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:2d		zwei
00:17:54:05 00:17:54:09
00:17:54:09 00:17:54:12						DAY1A*
00:17:54:12 00:17:54:25
00:17:54:25 00:17:54:42						FINALLY2A		endlich
00:17:54:42 00:17:55:06
00:17:55:06 00:17:55:12						SPRING1A
00:17:55:12 00:17:55:27
00:17:55:27 00:17:55:31						SUMMER8A		sommer
00:17:55:31 00:17:55:48
00:17:55:48 00:17:56:07						TO-COME2		komm
00:17:56:07 00:17:56:29
00:17:56:29 00:17:57:12					Two days later, rain and thunderstorm and even hail returned.
00:17:57:12 00:17:57:24						$GEST-OFF1^
00:17:57:24 00:17:57:32
00:17:57:32 00:17:57:43						$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:2d		zwei tage
00:17:57:43 00:17:58:10
00:17:58:10 00:17:58:26						LATER9A		später
00:17:58:26 00:17:58:33
00:17:58:33 00:17:58:41						ALREADY1A		schon
00:17:58:41 00:17:59:06
00:17:59:06 00:17:59:12						ONCE-MORE1A		wieder
00:17:59:12 00:17:59:26
00:17:59:26 00:17:59:35						RAIN1A*		regen
00:17:59:35 00:17:59:46
00:17:59:46 00:18:00:01						OR1*		oder
00:18:00:01 00:18:00:13
00:18:00:13 00:18:00:37						THUNDERSTORM1*		gewitter
00:18:00:37 00:18:00:47
00:18:00:47 00:18:01:14						OR4A		oder
00:18:01:14 00:18:01:24
00:18:01:24 00:18:01:32						$GEST-OFF1^		[MG]
00:18:01:32 00:18:01:43
00:18:01:43 00:18:02:26						HAIL1B		hagel
00:18:02:26 00:18:03:13
00:18:03:13 00:18:03:44
00:18:03:44 00:18:04:06	You can't predict the weather by just one look at the sky, because it changes so quickly.
00:18:04:06 00:18:04:17		ALSO3A*		auch
00:18:04:17 00:18:04:31
00:18:04:31 00:18:05:03		SECURE1		sicher
00:18:05:03 00:18:05:15
00:18:05:15 00:18:05:37		TO-SEE1*
00:18:05:37 00:18:06:08
00:18:06:08 00:18:06:30		TO-GET-STH-DONE1C^		[MG]
00:18:06:30 00:18:06:42
00:18:06:42 00:18:07:14		POINTLESS3A		[MG]
00:18:07:14 00:18:07:17			You really can’t.
00:18:07:17 00:18:07:22
00:18:07:22 00:18:07:24						ZERO6A		null
00:18:07:24 00:18:07:31		$INDEX1
00:18:07:31 00:18:07:38
00:18:07:38 00:18:07:39		CAN1*		kann
00:18:07:39 00:18:07:43
00:18:07:43 00:18:07:45					$GEST-DECLINE1^
00:18:07:45 00:18:07:49
00:18:07:49 00:18:08:05
00:18:08:05 00:18:08:15		TO-CHANGE1B*		[MG]
00:18:08:15 00:18:09:04
00:18:09:04 00:18:09:18
00:18:09:18 00:18:09:25	When I lived in Palermo, I saw the sun and just knew it would stay hot the whole day.
00:18:09:25 00:18:09:39		PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1
00:18:09:39 00:18:09:42
00:18:09:42 00:18:10:00		I1		palermo
00:18:10:00 00:18:10:07
00:18:10:07 00:18:10:12		SICILY2
00:18:10:12 00:18:10:17
00:18:10:17 00:18:10:43		$INDEX1
00:18:10:43 00:18:10:48
00:18:10:48 00:18:11:04		I1
00:18:11:04 00:18:11:22
00:18:11:22 00:18:11:35		SUN1A		sonne
00:18:11:35 00:18:11:47
00:18:11:47 00:18:12:21		DONE4*		[MG]
00:18:12:21 00:18:12:31
00:18:12:31 00:18:12:41		TO-KNOW-STH2A		weiß
00:18:12:41 00:18:13:00
00:18:13:00 00:18:13:10		UNTIL-OR-TO1		bis
00:18:13:10 00:18:13:16
00:18:13:16 00:18:13:36		EVENING2*		abend
00:18:13:36 00:18:13:46
00:18:13:46 00:18:14:13		HOT1		heiß
00:18:14:13 00:18:14:29
00:18:14:29 00:18:14:38		DONE4*
00:18:14:38 00:18:14:39
00:18:14:39 00:18:14:44	I could go swimming then.
00:18:14:44 00:18:15:00		I2		schwimmen
00:18:15:00 00:18:15:03
00:18:15:03 00:18:15:18		TO-SWIM1
00:18:15:18 00:18:15:30
00:18:15:30 00:18:15:47		$GEST-DECLINE1^*
00:18:15:47 00:18:16:09	In Berlin, I don’t know whether or not it’ll stay sunny so I can go swimming.
00:18:16:09 00:18:16:32		TODAY1*		heute
00:18:16:32 00:18:16:47
00:18:16:47 00:18:17:11		SUN1A		sonne
00:18:17:11 00:18:17:17
00:18:17:17 00:18:17:22		CAN1*		kann
00:18:17:22 00:18:17:28
00:18:17:28 00:18:17:44		TO-SWIM1		schwimmen
00:18:17:44 00:18:17:45
00:18:17:45 00:18:18:35		$ORAL^		ob ob
00:18:18:35 00:18:18:43	You cannot know if it could maybe start raining or thundering again in just two hours time.				You cannot know.
00:18:18:43 00:18:19:01		HOUR2B*		zwei stunden
00:18:19:01 00:18:19:29			INSECURE2
00:18:19:29 00:18:19:35
00:18:19:35 00:18:19:41		TO-KNOW-STH2B*				weiß
00:18:19:41 00:18:19:46
00:18:19:46 00:18:20:05
00:18:20:05 00:18:20:11		$INDEX1
00:18:20:11 00:18:20:16
00:18:20:16 00:18:20:17		WHAT-DOES-IT-LOOK-LIKE1*		wie sieht aus
00:18:20:17 00:18:20:32
00:18:20:32 00:18:20:46
00:18:20:46 00:18:21:20		$PROD		[MG]
00:18:21:20 00:18:21:32
00:18:21:32 00:18:21:42		RAIN1A		[MG]
00:18:21:42 00:18:21:46
00:18:21:46 00:18:22:20		THUNDERSTORM1*		[MG]
00:18:22:20 00:18:22:22
00:18:22:22 00:18:22:23		$GEST-OFF1^*
00:18:22:23 00:18:22:39					Last week and the week before that I saw the sun shining, so I took my son to go swimming.
00:18:22:39 00:18:23:04						SELF1A		selbst
00:18:23:04 00:18:23:11
00:18:23:11 00:18:23:33
00:18:23:33 00:18:23:43
00:18:23:43 00:18:23:48						$INDEX1*
00:18:23:48 00:18:24:11
00:18:24:11 00:18:24:33						LAST-TEMPORAL3		letzte woche
00:18:24:33 00:18:25:03
00:18:25:03 00:18:25:19						$NUM-WEEK-BEFORE-NOW1:2		zwei woch
00:18:25:19 00:18:25:38
00:18:25:38 00:18:25:46						SUN1A*		sonn
00:18:25:46 00:18:26:04
00:18:26:04 00:18:26:06						I2
00:18:26:06 00:18:26:14
00:18:26:14 00:18:26:19						GOOD1*		[MG]
00:18:26:19 00:18:27:00
00:18:27:00 00:18:27:07						SON1		sohn
00:18:27:07 00:18:27:15
00:18:27:15 00:18:27:26						WITH1C		[MG]
00:18:27:26 00:18:27:33
00:18:27:33 00:18:27:47						TO-SWIM1*		ba{den}
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00:18:28:49 00:18:29:16					When we arrived, the sun was gone.
00:18:29:16 00:18:29:19						I1
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00:18:29:40 00:18:30:04						TO-ARRIVE1		ankomm
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00:18:30:23 00:18:30:43						$PROD
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00:18:31:00 00:18:31:06					We were upset, but went swimming anyway.
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00:18:31:26 00:18:32:05						$GEST^		[MG]
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00:18:32:19 00:18:32:23						I2*
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00:18:32:25 00:18:32:34						$GEST-DECLINE1^
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00:18:32:46 00:18:33:06						NEVERTHELESS2A		trotzdem
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00:18:33:18 00:18:33:21						I1
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00:18:33:26 00:18:33:39						TO-SWIM1*		baden
00:18:33:39 00:18:34:03
00:18:34:03 00:18:34:14					I did it for my son. I promised him, and he would have been sad otherwise.
00:18:34:14 00:18:34:23						FOR1*
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00:18:34:31 00:18:34:34						I1*		versprochen
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00:18:34:38 00:18:34:48						WITNESS3^
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00:18:35:08 00:18:35:21						I1*
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00:18:35:32 00:18:35:41						SAD6A
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00:18:35:45 00:18:35:48						I1*
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00:18:36:21 00:18:36:33						FOR1*
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00:18:36:41 00:18:36:47						$GEST-DECLINE1^*
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00:18:36:49 00:18:37:03						I1
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00:18:37:08 00:18:37:10					So we went swimming and went home afterwards.
00:18:37:10 00:18:37:35						TO-SWIM1*		baden
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00:18:38:08 00:18:38:17						$GEST-DECLINE1^		[MG]
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00:18:38:23 00:18:38:33						$INDEX1*
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00:18:38:41 00:18:39:07						GO-HOME1*		[MG]
00:18:39:07 00:18:39:08
00:18:39:08 00:18:39:13					The same thing happened last week.
00:18:39:13 00:18:39:41						THEN1A		dann
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00:18:39:42 00:18:40:02						LAST-TEMPORAL3		letzt{e} woche
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00:18:40:30 00:18:40:49						SAME2A		selbe
00:18:40:49 00:18:41:00
00:18:41:00 00:18:41:17					When we arrived, the sun was gone.
00:18:41:17 00:18:41:30						$PROD
00:18:41:30 00:18:41:37					Weird.
00:18:41:37 00:18:41:41						I2*		[MG]
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00:18:41:44 00:18:42:20						$GEST-OFF1^*		[MG]
00:18:42:20 00:18:42:29
00:18:42:29 00:18:42:42					Doesn't the sun like us being there or what?
00:18:42:42 00:18:42:49						I1		ich
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00:18:43:05 00:18:43:15						PRESENT-OR-HERE1*		da
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00:18:43:22 00:18:43:26						$INDEX1
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00:18:43:29 00:18:43:39						DONT-LIKE1*		[MG]
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00:18:43:41 00:18:44:01						ON-PERSON1*
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00:18:44:02 00:18:44:42						OR4A		oder was
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00:18:45:34 00:18:46:01					Bummer.
00:18:46:01 00:18:46:14						SOLID1B^*		[MG]
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00:18:47:40 00:18:50:31									What about snow in winter in Berlin?
00:18:50:31 00:18:50:47
00:18:50:47 00:18:51:27					There hadn’t been much snow for a long time, but the last two years, we did have a thin layer of snow.
00:18:51:27 00:18:52:00						LONG-TEMPORAL5		lange
00:18:52:00 00:18:52:16
00:18:52:16 00:18:52:35						NOT3A*		nicht
00:18:52:35 00:18:52:44
00:18:52:44 00:18:53:14						$NUM-YEAR-BEFORE-NOW1:1		letzte
00:18:53:14 00:18:53:28
00:18:53:28 00:18:53:44						$NUM-YEAR-BEFORE-NOW1:2		zwei
00:18:53:44 00:18:54:05
00:18:54:05 00:18:54:13						YEAR4A		jahre
00:18:54:13 00:18:54:25
00:18:54:25 00:18:55:12						MEASURE8B		schnee
00:18:55:12 00:18:55:14
00:18:55:14 00:18:55:35	Yes, but not as much as when I was little.	$ORAL^		aber
00:18:55:35 00:18:56:01
00:18:56:01 00:18:56:20		MUCH1A		so viel
00:18:56:20 00:18:56:32
00:18:56:32 00:18:56:44		LIKE1A		wie
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00:18:57:04 00:18:57:15		PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1		früher
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00:18:57:19 00:18:57:27		I1
00:18:57:27 00:18:57:32
00:18:57:32 00:18:57:34					True.
00:18:57:34 00:18:58:00		SMALL3		[MG]
00:18:58:00 00:18:58:07
00:18:58:07 00:18:58:12							$INDEX1
00:18:58:12 00:18:58:19		NO1A		[MG]
00:18:58:19 00:18:58:21								But it was glassy on the streets just recently.
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00:18:58:32 00:18:59:26						RIGHT-OR-AGREED1B	stimmt
00:18:59:26 00:18:59:37
00:18:59:37 00:18:59:38	Not as much.
00:18:59:38 00:19:00:06
00:19:00:06 00:19:00:21		MUCH1A		so viel
00:19:00:21 00:19:00:33
00:19:00:33 00:19:01:03		MOMENT2*
00:19:01:03 00:19:01:09
00:19:01:09 00:19:01:27	I remember how much snow we had when I was little.
00:19:01:27 00:19:01:47		PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1		früher
00:19:01:47 00:19:02:10
00:19:02:10 00:19:02:22		SMALL3		klein
00:19:02:22 00:19:02:33
00:19:02:33 00:19:02:46		ALWAYS4A*		immer
00:19:02:46 00:19:02:49
00:19:02:49 00:19:03:11		TO-KNOW-STH2B		weiß
00:19:03:11 00:19:03:25
00:19:03:25 00:19:04:00		SNOW3A		schnee
00:19:04:00 00:19:04:01
00:19:04:01 00:19:04:09	It was great to go sledding.
00:19:04:09 00:19:04:20		VERY7*
00:19:04:20 00:19:04:32
00:19:04:32 00:19:05:08		SLED2^		schlitten
00:19:05:08 00:19:05:38
00:19:05:38 00:19:06:01		SLED2^		schlitten
00:19:06:01 00:19:06:10					That’s true, there hadn’t been any snow for a long time, but the last two years we had just enough snow for sledding.
00:19:06:10 00:19:06:14
00:19:06:14 00:19:06:18							RIGHT-OR-AGREED1A*	stimmt
00:19:06:18 00:19:06:20	You cannot do it anymore nowadays.
00:19:06:20 00:19:06:26
00:19:06:26 00:19:06:32		TODAY1		heute
00:19:06:32 00:19:06:47			LONG-TEMPORAL2*			lange
00:19:06:47 00:19:07:05
00:19:07:05 00:19:07:12		NO1A*		[MG]
00:19:07:12 00:19:07:22			SILENT3			still
00:19:07:22 00:19:07:30
00:19:07:30 00:19:07:39			BUT1*			aber
00:19:07:39 00:19:07:47
00:19:07:47 00:19:07:48
00:19:07:48 00:19:08:11						$NUM-YEAR-BEFORE-NOW1:1d		ein jahr
00:19:08:11 00:19:08:21
00:19:08:21 00:19:08:28						$NUM-YEAR-BEFORE-NOW1:2d		zwei jahr
00:19:08:28 00:19:08:32
00:19:08:32 00:19:08:46
00:19:08:46 00:19:09:30						HIGH3B*		schnee
00:19:09:30 00:19:09:42
00:19:09:42 00:19:10:08
00:19:10:08 00:19:10:18					Until three years ago, we didn’t have any snow.
00:19:10:18 00:19:10:31						$NUM-YEAR-BEFORE-NOW1:3d		drei jahre
00:19:10:31 00:19:11:14
00:19:11:14 00:19:11:34						UNTIL-NOW3B*
00:19:11:34 00:19:11:39
00:19:11:39 00:19:11:48						ZERO6A*		null
00:19:11:48 00:19:12:22
00:19:12:22 00:19:12:27					It feels like there hasn’t been any snow for 20 years now.
00:19:12:27 00:19:12:33						OVER-OR-ABOUT1		über
00:19:12:33 00:19:12:38
00:19:12:38 00:19:12:46						$NUM-TENS2A:2*		zwanzig
00:19:12:46 00:19:13:01
00:19:13:01 00:19:13:19						YEAR2B		jahr
00:19:13:19 00:19:13:33
00:19:13:33 00:19:13:44						FEELING3		gefühlt
00:19:13:44 00:19:14:11
00:19:14:11 00:19:14:26						NONE1*		kein
00:19:14:26 00:19:14:33
00:19:14:33 00:19:14:44						RIGHT-OR-CORRECT1B*		rich{tig}
00:19:14:44 00:19:15:09
00:19:15:09 00:19:15:16						SNOW3A		schnee
00:19:15:16 00:19:15:21
00:19:15:21 00:19:15:34						MEASURE8B
00:19:15:34 00:19:15:41					Only little snow settled.
00:19:15:41 00:19:16:06						TO-DECREASE2*		[MG]
00:19:16:06 00:19:16:25
00:19:16:25 00:19:16:31						NOTHING1B*		nichts
00:19:16:31 00:19:16:33
00:19:16:33 00:19:16:46					But last year and the year before that there was a huge layer of snow — I was surprised.
00:19:16:46 00:19:17:25						A-MOMENT-AGO1A*
00:19:17:25 00:19:17:33
00:19:17:33 00:19:18:09						YEAR4A*		jahre
00:19:18:09 00:19:18:19
00:19:18:19 00:19:18:40						MORE7B*		[MG]
00:19:18:40 00:19:19:11
00:19:19:11 00:19:19:20						SNOW3A*		schnee
00:19:19:20 00:19:19:23
00:19:19:23 00:19:20:08						I1		ich
00:19:20:08 00:19:20:21
00:19:20:21 00:19:20:46						ASTONISHED1*		[MG]
00:19:20:46 00:19:21:05
00:19:21:05 00:19:21:40						$GEST-OFF1^
00:19:21:40 00:19:42:32									Explains that things seem bigger or that it seems like there is more of them when one is younger and smaller, such as the amount of snow, or food on a plate. That changes as one gets older and bigger.

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