:33:00
Yes, of course.
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Herr Wendel, Fraulein Landauer.
:33:04
-lt is a pleasure, miss.
-No, no, English conversation.
:33:09
l am so charmed, dearest miss.
:33:11
And...and this...
:33:14
...this is Miss Sally Bowles.
:33:16
How do you do?
:33:18
Bobby, a Landauer in my house.
:33:28
Last summer when l....
:33:50
You are all healthy, l hope.
:33:56
l have had a cold, but it is better now.
:34:00
Good.
:34:01
How sad.
:34:03
A cold from the nose is most aggravating.
:34:06
This was a cold of the bosom,
not of the nose.
:34:10
All the plegm vas here.
:34:13
All the what?
:34:15
Ze plegm...zat comes in the tubes.
:34:18
l think l'm gonna be sick.
:34:21
Phlegm. ''Ph'' is always pronounced
as ''f'', and...
:34:26
...you don't sound...the ''g.''
:34:27
Then why are they putting the ''g'',
please?
:34:31
That's a very good question, but...
:34:33
...it's rather difficult to explain.
:34:34
Try, Brian.
:34:43
lt's just there.
:34:44
So, Mr. Professor, you do not know?
:34:47
No.
:34:49
Then l'm sorry, l cannot help you.
:34:55
lt's most amusing.
:34:58
Very amusing.