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Spoken English - Basic Conversation - Lesson 1

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Name:	English	Slow	Normal
James:	Hello.
Lisa:	Hi.
James:	How are you?
Lisa:	I'm good. How are you?
James:	Good. Do you speak English?
Lisa:	A little. Are you American?
James:	Yes.
Lisa:	Where are you from?
James:	I'm from California.
Lisa:	Nice to meet you.
James:	Nice to meet you too.

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