Practical Exercises On French Conversation for the Use of Travellers And Students

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Demeure-t-il loin d'ici ?
Pas bien loin, Ce n'est qu'a deux pas d'ici.
C'est k deux pas. C'est tout pres d'ici.
Pouvez-vous m'indiquer sa maison ?
Je vais moi-meme de ce c6te- la.
Je vous montrerai sa maison.
Indiquez-moi le chemin le plus court.
Je vais prendre un fiacre.
Allez me chercher un fiacre.
Cocher, menez-moi au boule- vard Montmartre.
Vous arreterez au numero 127.
Monsieur Herbulot est-il chez lui?
Non, monsieur, il est sorti.
Savez-vous quand il rentrera ?
Je pense qu'il ne tardera
...pas.
Monsieur repassera-t-il?
Qui, dans la soire'e.
47.
1. Beg your pardon, sir; do you know Mr. So and So {Monsieur un tel), who lives in this neighbour- ASKING THE WAY. 109 hood 1 2. No, sir, I know nobody of that name. 3.
I have perhaps pronounced the name badly (mal pro- nonce...). 4. Will you please to spell it {Vepeler)!, 3. Excuse me, sir, I cannot spell in the English way {a Vanglaise)^ but I can write the name. Here it is. 6. Why (inais), sir, this is {c^est let) my name.
7. Indeed ! and is your Christian name (^^renom) William 1 8.


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