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RADIO D – TEIL 2
Episode 27 – In der Redaktion
Alle Hörer, die erst mit dem zweiten Teil von Radio D einsteigen, haben in der ersten Lektion noch einmal die Gelegenheit, die Mitglieder der Redaktion und das ganz normale Chaos im Büro kennenzulernen. In der Redaktion von Radio D herrscht reges Treiben: Die Redakteure Philipp und Paula, Putzfrau Josefine, die Eule Eulalia und der Computer Compu bekommen eine E-Mail von ihrem ehemaligen Kollegen Ayhan. Seit Ayhan Berlin verlassen hat, um sich um seinen Vater zu kümmern, ist Paula melancholisch. Philipp hingegen scheint eher sehr gute Laune zu haben. Und der Professor, der stets ein offenes Ohr für die Fragen der Hörer hat, gibt für Neueinsteiger auch in Teil 2 der Serie wichtige Tipps zum Hörverstehen.
Manuskript der Folge 27
You’re listening to the German language course Radio D, a joint project of the Goethe Institute and Deutsche Welle Radio. The author is Herrad Meese.
Moderator
Hello everyone, and welcome to the second series of our Radio D language course, which we are continuing today with Episode 27. Many of you already know the main characters in our course. But perhaps some of you are lis•tening in for the first time. So today we’ll introduce the main characters once again or just give you a little re•minder of who they are. So let’s get started: the course is about a radio station called Radio D, which is situated in Berlin, as you are about to hear.
Philipp
... Radio D in Berlin.
Moderator
I’m pretty curious to find out what’s going on in the current affairs office at Radio D after Ayhan, who worked for Ra•dio D, left so unexpectedly. Listen now to the first scene. Pay attention to who is in the office at the moment, what the mood is like, and what object is being talked about.
Szene 1: In der Redaktion
Philipp
Guten Morgen, Paula.
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Paula
Hallo, Philipp.
Philipp
Paula, was ist denn mit dir los?
Bist du etwa melancholisch?
Paula
Ach, es ist so leer hier ohne Ayhan. Weg ist er ...
... nur noch der Stuhl von Ayhan ist da.
Philipp
Ich kann ja den Stuhl von Ayhan nehmen!
Paula
Philipp, nein!! Das machst du nicht!
Eulalia
Der Stuhl gehört jetzt mir!
Ayhan hat mir meinen Namen gegeben. Er hat zu mir
gesagt: „Eulalia, deine Stimme ist schön.“
Compu
Was machst du denn da?! Das ist ein Stuhl und kein
Bett. Willst du etwa schlafen?
Moderator
In the office at Radio D, you first of all heard the two jour•
nalists Paula and Philipp. Paula is feeling a bit melan•
choly, while Philipp is in the best of spirits – and they are
talking about a chair – STUHL.
Paula is missing her colleague, Ayhan. She finds the office
empty without him. Only Ayhan’s squeaky chair is still the•
re.
Paula
Ach, es ist so leer hier ohne Ayhan. Weg ist er, ... nur
noch der Stuhl von Ayhan ist da.
Moderator
How often has this squeaky chair got on everyone’s
nerves! And now it’s suddenly meant to be so important?
And then Philipp has the provoking idea of taking the chair
himself.
Philipp
Ich kann ja den Stuhl von Ayhan nehmen!
Moderator
Philipp probably meant his suggestion ironically, but Paula
still reacts angrily.
And there’s someone else claiming the chair as well. As
you perhaps guessed from hearing wings flapping, it’s a
bird – or, to be more precise, an owl.
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Eulalia
Der Stuhl gehört jetzt mir!
Moderator
The owl was also close to Ayhan. He called her EULALIA,
because it sounds so pretty – and in Greek Eulalia means
“lovely voice”.
Eulalia
Ayhan hat mir meinen Namen gegeben. Er hat zu mir
gesagt: „Eulalia, deine Stimme ist schön.“
Moderator
Eulalia was of course pleased about the name. By the
way, we can’t tell you all that much about where Eulalia
comes from, but perhaps she’ll tell us her secret some
time. She turned up one day while Philipp and Paula were
on assignment in a castle of the Bavarian fairytale king,
Ludwig II. And since then, she’s simply always been
around.
She sits on Ayhan’s chair and looks as if she wants to
sleep there. After all, she’s a nocturnal bird. But then
someone else draws her attention to the fact that the chair
is not a bed ...
Compu
Was machst du denn da?! Das ist ein Stuhl und kein
Bett. Willst du etwa schlafen?
Moderator
The voice that you just heard was the voice of Compu,
Radio D’s talking computer. Normally Compu doesn’t poke
his nose in, but today everything’s a bit different. Usually,
Compu gives Paula and Philipp information on their as•
signments – and of course he’s always very well informed
about everything that happens. That’s the case now as
well. He’s the first to notice that an e-mail from Ayhan has
arrived.
Listen to the scene: What does Paula do? Pay attention to
the noises.
Szene 2: In der Redaktion
Philipp
Radio D. Guten Tag.
Ayhan? Nein, der ist nicht da.
Compu
Nachricht von Ayhan
Nachricht von ...
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Paula
Von Ayhan? Was schreibt er denn?
Zeig mal!
Liebe Paula, liebe Eulalia, liebe ...
Philipp
Na klar, zuerst kommt Paula.
Eulalia
Lies mal laut vor!
Paula
Also:
Liebe Paula, liebe Eulalia, liebe Josefine, ...
Josefine
Ja, hallo, hier bin ich.
Philipp
Hallo, Josefine. Ist es schon so spät? Willst du schon
aufräumen?
Wir haben eine E-Mail von Ayhan.
Josefine
Und was schreibt er?
Compu
Was ist denn heute los?!
Wollt ihr das nun hören oder nicht?
Paula, lies weiter.
Paula
Ach, ihr stört ja dauernd. Lest doch selbst!
Josefine
Was ist denn mit Paula los?
Moderator
Paula is very curious to know what Ayhan has written in
his e-mail. But because she is constantly being disturbed,
she simply prints out the e-mail and storms out of the of•
fice. But now Paula is really fuming! Listen to that once
more.
Paula
Ach, ihr stört ja dauernd. Lest doch selbst!
Moderator
Philipp is not exactly delighted about Ayhan getting in con•
tact with Paula.
Philipp
Na klar, zuerst kommt Paula.
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Moderator
Ayhan has written to everyone and lists all the names one
after the other.
But another person is mentioned as well. Listen again to
how Philipp greets her.
Philipp
Hallo, Josefine. Ist es schon so spät? Willst du schon
aufräumen?
Moderator
Philipp has greeted Josefine. She is the life and soul of the
department, who always tidies up in the evening and has
rather her own mind ...
Oh, it looks like Compu has received a funny message, so
we’ll just listen to what’s happening in the office. Do you
understand what’s going on?
Szene 3: In der Redaktion
Compu
Nein, das ist sehr komisch.
Josefine
Was denn?
Compu
Hör mal:
Trabbi, Trabbi gegen Porsche.
Josefine
Wer sagt das?
Compu
Jan, Jan Becker. Er hat eine E-Mail geschickt.
Trabbi gegen Porsche
Philipp, ist das interessant für euch?
Philipp
Da muss ich Paula fragen.
Paula! Paula!
Moderator
Did you hear the names of different makes of car? It’s
about a PORSCHE and a TRABBI, that much is clear. But
at the moment I can’t imagine in the slightest what “Trabbi
versus Porsche” could mean.
But the sender of the E-mail is more interesting: a certain
JAN BECKER.
Compu
Jan, Jan Becker. Er hat eine E-Mail geschickt.
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Compu
Trabbi gegen Porsche
Philipp, ist das interessant für euch?
Paula
Und nun kommt • unser Professor.
Philipp
Radio D ...
Paula
... Gespräch über Sprache.
Sprecher
Radio –Radio
Philipp
Willkommen ...
Paula
... bei Radio D
Philipp
…Radio D in Berlin
Moderator
Obviously Jan Becker plays an important role. But what does he actually want with Radio D? In all today’s chaos, Compu doesn’t find the time to say anything more about it. And I doubt that Philipp and Paula have caught the name of the person who sent the e-mail. Compu just keeps re•peating “Trabbi versus Porsche”.
Moderator
But now we want to give our professor the chance to speak. After all, he’s waited long enough. The professor is also one of the team at Radio D. And there’s nothing he likes better than explaining the finer points of the German language to you, our listeners.
Professor
Hello, everybody. Today I don’t want to talk with you about language, as has just been announced, but instead give you two tips to improve your comprehension.
Moderator
In the question at the beginning about where this radio course takes place, the listeners are sure to have recog•nised the word RADIO -radio.
Professor
I think so, too. Because RADIO is an international word; that is, a word that you may know from your own language or a foreign language – even if the pronunciation or em•phasis may be different. And it will help you if you pay at-
Ihr Deutsch ist unser Auftrag!
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tention to these words. Then you’ll understand the situa•
tion or mood more easily. Try it out now with the next ex•
ample: can you hear some international elements?
Sprecherin
melancholisch – melancholisch
Philipp
Paula, was ist denn mit dir los?
Bist du etwa melancholisch?
Moderator
With the adjective “melancholy” – MELANCHOLISCH -the
ending is of course a German adjective ending.
Professor
Yes, that’s right. But the root is international. Now for the
second tip: always pay attention to the noises. Maybe it’s
unnecessary to say that with radio, but you should do it
very consciously. The noises will give you important hints
as to what is happening, for example, when Paula prints
out an e-mail and leaves the office slamming the door be•
hind her.
Paula
Ach, ihr stört ja dauernd. Lest doch selbst!
Moderator
Thank you very much, Professor.
Our programme is drawing to a close. There was a lot of
talk about Ayhan today, but it’s hard getting over someone
leaving like that. Incidentally, I’ve read Ayhan’s e-mail and
can assure you that he is doing well at his father’s in Tur•
key.
In the meantime, Philipp has asked Paula whether they
should follow up the tip in the e-mail about “Trabbi versus
Porsche” – TRABBI GEGEN PORSCHE. Paula says yes;
she’s happy that she can at least get out of the office into
the open air. And you can find out what the two of them
experience there in the next episode.
Paula
Bis zum nächsten Mal, liebe Hörerinnen und Hörer.
...you’ve been listening to Radio D, a German
course of the Goethe Institute and DW Radio
Philipp
Und tschüs.
Herrad Meese
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Episode 27 – In der Redaktion
Alle Hörer, die erst mit dem zweiten Teil von Radio D einsteigen, haben in der ersten Lektion noch einmal die Gelegenheit, die Mitglieder der Redaktion und das ganz normale Chaos im Büro kennenzulernen. In der Redaktion von Radio D herrscht reges Treiben: Die Redakteure Philipp und Paula, Putzfrau Josefine, die Eule Eulalia und der Computer Compu bekommen eine E-Mail von ihrem ehemaligen Kollegen Ayhan. Seit Ayhan Berlin verlassen hat, um sich um seinen Vater zu kümmern, ist Paula melancholisch. Philipp hingegen scheint eher sehr gute Laune zu haben. Und der Professor, der stets ein offenes Ohr für die Fragen der Hörer hat, gibt für Neueinsteiger auch in Teil 2 der Serie wichtige Tipps zum Hörverstehen.
Manuskript der Folge 27
You’re listening to the German language course Radio D, a joint project of the Goethe Institute and Deutsche Welle Radio. The author is Herrad Meese.
Moderator
Hello everyone, and welcome to the second series of our Radio D language course, which we are continuing today with Episode 27. Many of you already know the main characters in our course. But perhaps some of you are lis•tening in for the first time. So today we’ll introduce the main characters once again or just give you a little re•minder of who they are. So let’s get started: the course is about a radio station called Radio D, which is situated in Berlin, as you are about to hear.
Philipp
... Radio D in Berlin.
Moderator
I’m pretty curious to find out what’s going on in the current affairs office at Radio D after Ayhan, who worked for Ra•dio D, left so unexpectedly. Listen now to the first scene. Pay attention to who is in the office at the moment, what the mood is like, and what object is being talked about.
Szene 1: In der Redaktion
Philipp
Guten Morgen, Paula.
Ihr Deutsch ist unser Auftrag!
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Radio D – Teil 2
Paula
Hallo, Philipp.
Philipp
Paula, was ist denn mit dir los?
Bist du etwa melancholisch?
Paula
Ach, es ist so leer hier ohne Ayhan. Weg ist er ...
... nur noch der Stuhl von Ayhan ist da.
Philipp
Ich kann ja den Stuhl von Ayhan nehmen!
Paula
Philipp, nein!! Das machst du nicht!
Eulalia
Der Stuhl gehört jetzt mir!
Ayhan hat mir meinen Namen gegeben. Er hat zu mir
gesagt: „Eulalia, deine Stimme ist schön.“
Compu
Was machst du denn da?! Das ist ein Stuhl und kein
Bett. Willst du etwa schlafen?
Moderator
In the office at Radio D, you first of all heard the two jour•
nalists Paula and Philipp. Paula is feeling a bit melan•
choly, while Philipp is in the best of spirits – and they are
talking about a chair – STUHL.
Paula is missing her colleague, Ayhan. She finds the office
empty without him. Only Ayhan’s squeaky chair is still the•
re.
Paula
Ach, es ist so leer hier ohne Ayhan. Weg ist er, ... nur
noch der Stuhl von Ayhan ist da.
Moderator
How often has this squeaky chair got on everyone’s
nerves! And now it’s suddenly meant to be so important?
And then Philipp has the provoking idea of taking the chair
himself.
Philipp
Ich kann ja den Stuhl von Ayhan nehmen!
Moderator
Philipp probably meant his suggestion ironically, but Paula
still reacts angrily.
And there’s someone else claiming the chair as well. As
you perhaps guessed from hearing wings flapping, it’s a
bird – or, to be more precise, an owl.
Ihr Deutsch ist unser Auftrag!
DW-WORLD.DE/radioD
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Radio D – Teil 2
Eulalia
Der Stuhl gehört jetzt mir!
Moderator
The owl was also close to Ayhan. He called her EULALIA,
because it sounds so pretty – and in Greek Eulalia means
“lovely voice”.
Eulalia
Ayhan hat mir meinen Namen gegeben. Er hat zu mir
gesagt: „Eulalia, deine Stimme ist schön.“
Moderator
Eulalia was of course pleased about the name. By the
way, we can’t tell you all that much about where Eulalia
comes from, but perhaps she’ll tell us her secret some
time. She turned up one day while Philipp and Paula were
on assignment in a castle of the Bavarian fairytale king,
Ludwig II. And since then, she’s simply always been
around.
She sits on Ayhan’s chair and looks as if she wants to
sleep there. After all, she’s a nocturnal bird. But then
someone else draws her attention to the fact that the chair
is not a bed ...
Compu
Was machst du denn da?! Das ist ein Stuhl und kein
Bett. Willst du etwa schlafen?
Moderator
The voice that you just heard was the voice of Compu,
Radio D’s talking computer. Normally Compu doesn’t poke
his nose in, but today everything’s a bit different. Usually,
Compu gives Paula and Philipp information on their as•
signments – and of course he’s always very well informed
about everything that happens. That’s the case now as
well. He’s the first to notice that an e-mail from Ayhan has
arrived.
Listen to the scene: What does Paula do? Pay attention to
the noises.
Szene 2: In der Redaktion
Philipp
Radio D. Guten Tag.
Ayhan? Nein, der ist nicht da.
Compu
Nachricht von Ayhan
Nachricht von ...
Ihr Deutsch ist unser Auftrag!
DW-WORLD.DE/radioD
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Radio D – Teil 2
Paula
Von Ayhan? Was schreibt er denn?
Zeig mal!
Liebe Paula, liebe Eulalia, liebe ...
Philipp
Na klar, zuerst kommt Paula.
Eulalia
Lies mal laut vor!
Paula
Also:
Liebe Paula, liebe Eulalia, liebe Josefine, ...
Josefine
Ja, hallo, hier bin ich.
Philipp
Hallo, Josefine. Ist es schon so spät? Willst du schon
aufräumen?
Wir haben eine E-Mail von Ayhan.
Josefine
Und was schreibt er?
Compu
Was ist denn heute los?!
Wollt ihr das nun hören oder nicht?
Paula, lies weiter.
Paula
Ach, ihr stört ja dauernd. Lest doch selbst!
Josefine
Was ist denn mit Paula los?
Moderator
Paula is very curious to know what Ayhan has written in
his e-mail. But because she is constantly being disturbed,
she simply prints out the e-mail and storms out of the of•
fice. But now Paula is really fuming! Listen to that once
more.
Paula
Ach, ihr stört ja dauernd. Lest doch selbst!
Moderator
Philipp is not exactly delighted about Ayhan getting in con•
tact with Paula.
Philipp
Na klar, zuerst kommt Paula.
Ihr Deutsch ist unser Auftrag!
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Radio D – Teil 2
Moderator
Ayhan has written to everyone and lists all the names one
after the other.
But another person is mentioned as well. Listen again to
how Philipp greets her.
Philipp
Hallo, Josefine. Ist es schon so spät? Willst du schon
aufräumen?
Moderator
Philipp has greeted Josefine. She is the life and soul of the
department, who always tidies up in the evening and has
rather her own mind ...
Oh, it looks like Compu has received a funny message, so
we’ll just listen to what’s happening in the office. Do you
understand what’s going on?
Szene 3: In der Redaktion
Compu
Nein, das ist sehr komisch.
Josefine
Was denn?
Compu
Hör mal:
Trabbi, Trabbi gegen Porsche.
Josefine
Wer sagt das?
Compu
Jan, Jan Becker. Er hat eine E-Mail geschickt.
Trabbi gegen Porsche
Philipp, ist das interessant für euch?
Philipp
Da muss ich Paula fragen.
Paula! Paula!
Moderator
Did you hear the names of different makes of car? It’s
about a PORSCHE and a TRABBI, that much is clear. But
at the moment I can’t imagine in the slightest what “Trabbi
versus Porsche” could mean.
But the sender of the E-mail is more interesting: a certain
JAN BECKER.
Compu
Jan, Jan Becker. Er hat eine E-Mail geschickt.
Ihr Deutsch ist unser Auftrag!
DW-WORLD.DE/radioD
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Radio D – Teil 2
Compu
Trabbi gegen Porsche
Philipp, ist das interessant für euch?
Paula
Und nun kommt • unser Professor.
Philipp
Radio D ...
Paula
... Gespräch über Sprache.
Sprecher
Radio –Radio
Philipp
Willkommen ...
Paula
... bei Radio D
Philipp
…Radio D in Berlin
Moderator
Obviously Jan Becker plays an important role. But what does he actually want with Radio D? In all today’s chaos, Compu doesn’t find the time to say anything more about it. And I doubt that Philipp and Paula have caught the name of the person who sent the e-mail. Compu just keeps re•peating “Trabbi versus Porsche”.
Moderator
But now we want to give our professor the chance to speak. After all, he’s waited long enough. The professor is also one of the team at Radio D. And there’s nothing he likes better than explaining the finer points of the German language to you, our listeners.
Professor
Hello, everybody. Today I don’t want to talk with you about language, as has just been announced, but instead give you two tips to improve your comprehension.
Moderator
In the question at the beginning about where this radio course takes place, the listeners are sure to have recog•nised the word RADIO -radio.
Professor
I think so, too. Because RADIO is an international word; that is, a word that you may know from your own language or a foreign language – even if the pronunciation or em•phasis may be different. And it will help you if you pay at-
Ihr Deutsch ist unser Auftrag!
DW-WORLD.DE/radioD
© Deutsche Welle Seite 6 von 7
Radio D – Teil 2
tention to these words. Then you’ll understand the situa•
tion or mood more easily. Try it out now with the next ex•
ample: can you hear some international elements?
Sprecherin
melancholisch – melancholisch
Philipp
Paula, was ist denn mit dir los?
Bist du etwa melancholisch?
Moderator
With the adjective “melancholy” – MELANCHOLISCH -the
ending is of course a German adjective ending.
Professor
Yes, that’s right. But the root is international. Now for the
second tip: always pay attention to the noises. Maybe it’s
unnecessary to say that with radio, but you should do it
very consciously. The noises will give you important hints
as to what is happening, for example, when Paula prints
out an e-mail and leaves the office slamming the door be•
hind her.
Paula
Ach, ihr stört ja dauernd. Lest doch selbst!
Moderator
Thank you very much, Professor.
Our programme is drawing to a close. There was a lot of
talk about Ayhan today, but it’s hard getting over someone
leaving like that. Incidentally, I’ve read Ayhan’s e-mail and
can assure you that he is doing well at his father’s in Tur•
key.
In the meantime, Philipp has asked Paula whether they
should follow up the tip in the e-mail about “Trabbi versus
Porsche” – TRABBI GEGEN PORSCHE. Paula says yes;
she’s happy that she can at least get out of the office into
the open air. And you can find out what the two of them
experience there in the next episode.
Paula
Bis zum nächsten Mal, liebe Hörerinnen und Hörer.
...you’ve been listening to Radio D, a German
course of the Goethe Institute and DW Radio
Philipp
Und tschüs.
Herrad Meese
Ihr Deutsch ist unser Auftrag!
DW-WORLD.DE/radioD
© Deutsche Welle Seite 7 von 7
