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GARY |
Oi, Gina! Gina! |
GINA |
Gary. |
GARY |
What is going on? |
GINA |
What is going on? |
GARY |
Yeah, something is definitely going on. And I know that you know something about it, Gina. |
GINA |
Really? |
GARY |
I want to know where my Vicki is and, more importantly, where my money's gone. |
GINA |
You worry too much, Gary. |
GARY |
Oh, do I? |
GINA |
Sure. Victoria asked me to give you a message. |
GARY |
Yeah. |
GINA |
She said she had to meet her Dad at the races this afternoon. |
GARY |
Did she now? |
GINA |
Yes. And she asked me tell you she'd meet you at the railway station at five o'clock this afternoon. |
GARY |
Well. I'll be there. |
SYLVIA |
Oh, Victoria, I don't know how you find your way around. All these people and bars and restaurants. It's so confusing. |
VICTORIA |
Oh, you get used to it. After all, I've been coming to the races since I was a little girl. I used to come here with my Dad almost every single week. |
SYLVIA |
That explains a lot. |
VICTORIA |
Right. This is where the bookies are. |
SYLVIA |
Are you sure this is a good idea? A thousand pounds is a lot of money. |
VICTORIA |
Well, this is my only chance of getting Gary's money back. And d'you know what, Sylvia, this time I think I know what I'm doing. |
SYLVIA |
I hope you do, darling. |
VICTORIA |
Excuse me, Caught Short one thousand pounds to win. |
BOOKIE |
One thousand pounds, Caught Short. Thank you very much. |
GARY |
Here, Vicki, where have you been? You've got my money, haven't you? |
VICTORIA |
Of course I have. |
GARY |
All of it? You haven't been buying yourself any nice little treats or anything? |
VICTORIA |
Now, would I do a thing like that? |
GARY |
VICTORIA |
GARY |
What's the matter with you, Vicki? You catching a cold or something? |
VICTORIA |
Atchoo! |
GARY |
Now I don't want you being ill when we're on holiday in Florida. You should get yourself a nice warm coat, darling. What about that one you were wearing the other night? That was a nice coat, very nice... . |
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SUE |
What about this one - number four - this is rather beautiful. |
DAVE |
Number Four. Yeh, that's the Carrotman. Yeh, that one actually could really do well. Em.. |
SUE |
Shall I put my money on that one then? What do you think? |
DAVE |
Well, yeah. He's used to these kind of conditions, which is good. |
SUE |
Number ten - that one over there - what's that one? |
DAVE |
Number ten - yeah. Number ten's Mingis. |
SUE |
Looks nice and lively. |
DAVE |
He could be good. He's getting used to a new trainer at the moment so.. |
SUE |
Is he? Does that mean he's not going to run well? How do they know? |
DAVE |
No, he's a good horse, you know. So he could easily do well. |
Słownictwo: |
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What is going on? |
co się dzieje? |
to give sb a message |
przekazać komuś wiadomość |
railway station |
dworzec kolejowy |
to find your way around |
umieć znaleźć drogę, mieć dobrą orientację |
confusing |
niejasny, mylący, powodujący zamęt |
to get used to sth |
przyzwyczaić się do czegoś |
treat |
coś miłego, co sprawia przyjemność, frajda |
bundle |
plik |
to catch a cold |
zaziębić się |
to be ill |
być chorym |
conditions |
warunki |
lively |
żywy, energiczny |
trainer |
trener |