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C: Asks A how he would repair a computer if it broke.

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A: I have never repaired something broken. My laptop is robust.

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A: Only in case I have a V-I-R-U-S I have to protect my computer.

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A: I have to block that virus and delete it from the hard drive. If you’re thorough in removing the virus, everything will be fine.

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A: But when there’s serious damage, I don’t stand a chance.

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C: Asks A how to remove a computer virus.

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A: [Towards M] Come again?

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A: It’s called D-E-F-R-A-G-M-E-N-T-I-E-R-U-N-G [defragmentation]. You use it to clean up your computer.

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A: The computer gets decluttered and if you get rid of the virus that was, it wasn’t so bad.

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A: But I have security software installed. There’s one by A-U-G, or the one with the umbrella symbol, for example.

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A: I get a security alert from the software and it helps me clean everything, or, also/

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A: If the V-I-R-U-S takes over control and windows start popping up everywhere, I don’t stand a chance anymore.

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A: I try everything. It’s still possible that despite my best efforts, the computer just can’t be fixed. I’m no computer whiz, after all.

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A: If I just cannot fix the problem, I go to a specialty shop and they fix it for me.

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A: Of course I have to pay there, but they are really cheap. They are really nice and don’t take a lot of money.

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A: They’re not expensive, it’s quite affordable there.

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A: Or a deaf friend repairs it for me.

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A: He really knows his stuff, he can repair anything and delete the virus.

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A: When I was still at home in Essen [city in Germany]/

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A: I used to go to school in Essen and back then he could repair my PC.

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A: Now that I have graduated and moved to #Name1 it’s too far away unfortunately.

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A: But in Magdeburg, there’s also a deaf person who is really good with computers.

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A: I could give that person my computer, but I’m not sure whether I can trust them.

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A: I just don’t trust that person yet.

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A: But when my computer was broken, I could have taken it there [to the person from Magdeburg] to be repaired. Trust/

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C: Asks A, whether trust is important to him.

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A: I don’t have confidence in that person yet, because I don’t know if they could repair the computer. They’ve never done it before.

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A: But I do trust in my friend in Essen completely.

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A: And also I have found a specialty shop there that I trust.

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A: I have to pay them. Of course I’d prefer it if it were free, but well.