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Exchange in Brighton

Klasse 8–9 · 5 Teile · 26 Audios · Hörzeit 5:28

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Teil 1 · Chat

See you on Sunday!

6 Audios · Dauer 1:10 · Gruppe „Welcome, Lea!“

Transkript Teil 1
UhrPersonTextDauer
18:02Nadia Hello, Lea, and welcome to our family group! We can't wait to meet you. I've added your friend Jonas, too. He's staying with the Ahmeds across the road. 0:11
18:05Grace Hi, Lea! It's Grace, your exchange partner. I'm so excited! Your room is ready. It's small, but if you stand on the bed, you can see the sea! 0:13
18:08Jonas Hi, everyone, it's Jonas. Thanks for adding me! I've never been to England before, so I'm a bit nervous. Does anyone know when our coach gets to Brighton on Sunday? 0:12
18:11Nadia Don't be nervous, Jonas! The coach gets to the school at seven in the evening. Pete and I are going to pick Lea up, and Mrs Ahmed is coming for you. Look for our big yellow sign! 0:14
18:14Danny Hi, Lea, I'm Danny, Grace's big brother. On Saturdays, I work in a café on the seafront, next to the pier. Come and see me. The hot chocolate's on me! 0:12
18:16Lea Thank you so much! I can't wait. See you on Sunday! geschrieben –
18:18Grace Oh, and Lea, bring a raincoat and good walking shoes. It rains a lot here, and we're going to walk a lot! 0:09

Teil 2 · Chat

How things work here

6 Audios · Dauer 1:16 · Gruppe „Welcome, Lea!“

Transkript Teil 2
UhrPersonTextDauer
16:30Nadia Hi, Lea! I hope your first day at school went well. Here are a few house rules. We take our shoes off at the front door, so please do that, too. Socks or slippers are fine. 0:14
16:33Grace And no phones at the dinner table! Everyone has to put their phone in the basket in the hall, even Dad. It's actually nice. We talk much more. 0:12
16:36Pete Hiya, Lea, love! On school nights, you have to be home by nine. At the weekend, you're allowed to stay out till ten. But if you're going to be late, just send us a text. Deal? 0:14
16:39Danny Heads up, Lea! Dad makes everyone's packed lunch in the morning. You don't have to eat his famous cheese and onion sandwiches. Just tell him what you like! 0:10
16:42Pete Hey, my sandwiches are brilliant! On Sundays we have a proper roast at one o'clock: chicken, potatoes, veg and lots of gravy. Oh, and if I say 'Fancy a brew?', I mean a cup of tea! 0:17
16:45Nadia And I say 'Fancy a cuppa?' It's the same thing! Lea, could you tell me if there's anything you don't eat? 0:08
16:47Lea Thanks! I eat everything except mushrooms. And yes, tea sounds great! geschrieben –

Teil 3 · Chat

Plans for the weekend

7 Audios · Dauer 1:18 · Gruppe „Welcome, Lea!“

Transkript Teil 3
UhrPersonTextDauer
08:05Grace Morning, everyone! Here's the plan for tomorrow: we're going to walk along the Seven Sisters, the big white cliffs by the sea. We're taking the bus at ten, and Mum's making a picnic. 0:13
08:09Jonas That sounds amazing! I've always wanted to see those cliffs. Shall I bring something for the picnic? I could bring some fruit. 0:09
12:40Nadia Sorry, everyone, bad news. I've just checked the forecast. Tomorrow there's going to be heavy rain and very strong wind. The cliff path is too dangerous in that weather, so we can't go. 0:13
12:44Jonas Oh, what a shame! What about the beach, then? We could just walk along the sea instead. 0:07
12:48Danny In that wind? You'll get soaked! Why don't you come to my café tomorrow afternoon? It's warm and dry. Sunday's going to be sunny, and I don't work on Sundays, so I can come, too! 0:14
12:53Nadia Good idea, Danny! So, we aren't walking on Saturday. We're going to Danny's café in the afternoon, and we're doing the cliffs on Sunday. We're still taking the ten o'clock bus, so let's leave the house at half nine. 0:15
12:56Grace Perfect! And Dad says we can have our Sunday roast in the evening instead. See you on Sunday morning, Jonas! 0:08

Teil 4 · Chat

What a day!

6 Audios · Dauer 1:22 · Gruppe „Welcome, Lea!“

Transkript Teil 4
UhrPersonTextDauer
20:02Danny What a day! My favourite moment was this morning. At half past eight, Lea was already sitting in the hall in her coat and boots! We weren't leaving until half nine. Was she just excited? 0:14
20:05Jonas Ha! No, I know exactly what happened. In German, we say 'halb neun' for half past eight. I made the same mistake on Tuesday. I was an hour early for football! 0:15
20:08Grace Poor Lea! But Dad made her a brew, and they had a nice chat in the kitchen. Jonas, you took about a thousand photos on the cliffs today! 0:11
20:12Jonas Yes, I did! You know, my first days here were hard. I didn't say much, and every evening I looked at photos of my dog and my family. But today I've laughed so much. Brighton feels a bit like home now. 0:17
20:15Nadia Oh, Jonas, that's completely normal, and I'm so glad you feel better. Would you like to come for dinner on Wednesday? And Lea, could you show Jonas how to make your apple cake? 0:13
20:18Grace Yes, please come, Jonas! And Lea, you've been very quiet tonight, and you were on the phone to your mum for ages. Is everything OK? You know where my room is. 0:12
20:21Lea Today was the best day so far. Thank you for everything! geschrieben –

Teil 5 · Exit-Ticket

Home again

1 Audio · Dauer 0:22 · Gruppe „Welcome, Lea!“

Transkript Teil 5
UhrPersonTextDauer
11:30Grace Hi, Lea! The house is so quiet without you. Mum found your slippers under your bed. She's going to post them to you next week, with some of Dad's tea! I've started learning German for my visit in March. I'm counting the days! Oh, and can you ask your mum if I can bring my guitar? 0:22

Personen und Stimmen

PersonAkzentRolle
NadiabritischGastmutter, Graces Mutter
PetenordenglischGastvater, Graces Vater, aus dem Norden Englands; macht die Lunchpakete
GracebritischAustauschpartnerin von Lea, 14
DannybritischGraces großer Bruder, 17, jobbt samstags in einem Café an der Strandpromenade
JonasdeutschLeas Klassenkamerad aus Deutschland, wohnt beim Austausch bei den Ahmeds gegenüber
LeadeutschAustauschschülerin aus Deutschland; ihr Handy sehen wir (ich), schreibt nur Textnachrichten

Die Personen sind fiktiv, die Hörtexte verwenden KI-Stimmen. Jugendliche Figuren werden von jung klingenden Erwachsenenstimmen gesprochen.