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policy=qui lut.
bank policy=qui lut ca ngân hàng.
CUT 4
Dialog: Attempting to cash a check.
Larry: Dialog
This conversation takes place between a bank teller and a British customer=cuc đi thoi
xy ra gia ngi thâu phát ngân nhà bng và mt thân ch ngi Anh.
He would like to exchange British pounds for American dollars=ông ta mun đi bng Anh
sang M kim.
He would also like to cash a personal check=ông y cng mun lnh chi phiu cá nhân ca
ông.
Bank teller: May I help you?
Customer: Yes, Can I change British pounds for American dollars?
Bank teller: Yes, certainly sir. How much would you like to change?
Customer: One hundred pounds please.
Bank teller: Just one moment.
[ting bàn máy đin toán]
Bank teller: That comes to one hundred sixty eight dollars and forty five cents. Here you are,
sir.
[ting tin giy và tin xu]
Customer: Thank you very much.
Bank teller: Is there anything else I can help you with?
Customer: Yes, please. ould I cash this personal check from my London bank?
Bank teller: I’m afraid that isn’t possible. Our policy is that we do not cash out of town
checks.
Customer: It’s very important that I cash this check.
Bank teller: Yes, I understand, but it’s against bank policy.
Customer: Could I see the manager, please?
Bank teller: I’m sorry, but the manager, Mr. Grover, is out right now. The assistant manager,
Ms. Grace, is in. Would that be all right?
Customer: Yes. That’s fine. Thank you.
Bank teller: Certainly. One moment please.
MUSIC
VIETNAMESE EXPLANATION
Trong phn ti Language Focus: Listen and Repeat – Variations, quí v nghe nói mt câu
bng hai cách, nghe trc ri lp li.
CUT 5
Larry: Variations. Listen to these variations
Eliz: Can I change British pounds for American dollars?
Larry: Can I exchange British pounds for American dollars?(pause)
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Eliz: How much would you like to change?
Larry: How many pounds would you like to change?(pause)
Eliz: Could I cash this personal check from my London bank?
Larry: Is it possible to cash this personal check from my London bank?(pause)
Eliz: It’s very important that I cash this check.
Larry: I really need to cash this check.(pause)
Eliz: It’s against bank policy.
Larry: Our bank policy doesn’t allow it.(pause)
Eliz: Could I see the manager please?
Larry: Is it possible to see the manager?(pause)
MUSIC
VIETNAMESE EXPLANATION
Trong phn ti, quí v nghe mt mu đàm thoi trong đó cô Bailey, qun lý nhà bng
Universal Bank, gii thích qui lut nhà bng là không cho lnh chi phiu nào  ni xa đn;
nu chi phiu ca mt nhà bng trong vùng (local bank) thì lnh đc.
CUT 6
Larry: Interview.
Eliz: Welcome back to Functioning in Business. We’re talking with Ms. Bailey, a manager at
Universal Bank. As you heard, Ms. Bailey, the bank didn’t cash the check for the man.
Bailey: That’s right. It’s unusual for a bank to cash an out-of-town check, especially if the
check is from a foreign bank.
Eliz: Do you cash personal checks at your bank?
Bailey: Yes, we do, but only if the check is from a local bank. We don’t cash out of town
checks.
Eliz: Thank you very much for joining us today, Ms. Bailey.
Bailey: It was my pleasure.
MUSIC
VIETNAMESE EXPLANATION
Trong phn ti Language focus, quí v nghe mt câu hi ri tr
 li vào ch ngng; sau đó
nghe câu tr li đúng.
CUT 7
Language Focus: Listen and repeat (question & answer)
Larry: Listen and repeat.
Eliz: Can people exchange dollars for foreign currency at Universal Bank?(pause for repeat)
Larry: Yes, they can.
Larry: People can exchange dollars for all the major foreign currencies.(pause for repeat)
Eliz: Can business travelers get good exchange rates at Universal Bank?(pause for repeat)
Larry: Yes, they can.(pause for repeat)
Larry: But they have to pay a fee to exchange foreign currency.(pause for repeat)
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Eliz: Does Universal cash personal checks?(pause for repeat)
Larry: Yes, it does.(pause for repeat)
Larry: But only if the checks are local.(pause for repeat)
Eliz: Does Universal cash out-of-town checks?(pause for repeat)
Larry: No, it doesn’t.(pause for repeat)
Larry: The bank doesn’t cash out-of-town checks.(pause for repeat)
MUSIC
VIETNAMESE EXPLANATION
Quí v va hc xong bài 51 trong Chng Trình Anh Ng Sinh đng New Dynamic English.
Phm Vn xin kính chào quí v thính gi và xin hn gp li trong bài hc k tip.
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Anh Ng sinh đng bài 52.

26-January-2005

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ây là chng trình Anh Ng Sinh ng New Dynamic English bài th 52. Phm Vn xin kính
chào quí v thính gi. Trong bài hc hôm nay, trc ht, quí v nghe phn mách giúp v vn hoá
v th tín dng và ngân phiu du lch. Sau đó là phn làm đy đ mt câu bng mt ch đã hc
trong bài; sau đó nghe li nhng cách t chi nhã nhn. ó nhng câu nh “I’m afraid ” hay
“I’m sorry, but” hay ”I’m afraid that isn’t possible,” hay “I understand what you mean tôi hiu điu
ông mun nói ”

Credit card= th mua chu, th tín dng.
Traveller’s checks=chi phiu du lch (có th lnh hu nh  mi ni và nu mt có th xin bi
hoàn; nhng khi mua phi tr mt l phí nh bng 1 hay 1.5% tr giá chi phiu).
Carry a lot of cash=mang nhiu tin mt theo.
Cash (n.)= tin mt.
To cash a check=lnh chi phiu.
Rent a car=thuê xe hi.
Hãy nghe my câu dài trong phn sp ti:
Having a credit card makes travel in the United States much more convenient=có th tín
dng thì vi
c du lch  M tin hn nhiu.
If you carry credit cards, you don’t have to carry a lot of cash=nu mang th tín dng, bn
không cn phi mang theo nhiu tin mt.
Just make sure you get a major credit card that is accepted worldwide=ch cn lo sao cho có
mt th tín dng chính là th đc nhn khp th gii.
Major=chính
worldwide=khp th gii.
Merchants only accept personal checks from local banks=ngi ch tim bán hàng ch nhn
ngân phiu cá nhân ca ngân hàng đa phng.
CUT 1
Culture Tips: Credit Cards and Checks.
Larry: Culture Tips. [This Culture Tip concerns credit cards and checks.]
Eliz: Hello, again. We’re here with Gary Engleton, our business language expert. Welcome
back to “Culture Tips,” Gary.
Gary: Thanks! It’s wonderful to be back! So, what’s our first e-mail question?
Eliz: Our first question is,”Do I need a credit card to travel in the United States?”
Gary: Excellent question. I would say it’s very important to have a credit card. First, having a
credit card makes travel in the United States much more convenient.
Eliz: In what ways?
Gary: Well, for example, it’s impossible to rent a car without a credit card. And credit cards
are accepted almost everywhere. Finally, if you carry credit cards, you don’t have to carry a
lot of cash.
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Eliz: Those are all good points!
Gary: Just make sure you get a major credit card that is accepted worldwide.
Eliz: Thanks, Gary. Here’s another e-mail question about paying for things.“Should I use
checks in the United States?
Gary: Well, there are two important types of checks: traveler’s checks and personal checks.
Traveler’s checks are very convenient, since they are accepted in most places. They are
especially helpful if you want to buy something from a small shop that does not accept credit
cards.
Eliz: Oh, I see.
Gary: Personal checks, however, are much more difficult to use. Generally, merchants only
accept personal checks from local banks. They don’t accept out of town checks.
Gary: So, when you’re traveling, it’s better to use credit cards and traveler’s checks than
personal checks.
Eliz: Thanks, Gary. That was very helpful.
Gary: My pleasure!
MUSIC
VIETNAMESE EXPLANATION
Trong phn ti quí v thc tp bng cách đin mt ch vào câu va nghe cho câu đy đ ý
ngha, ri nghe câu tr li đúng đ xem mình có tr li đúng hay không.
 ý my ch s nghe:
Withdraw money from a bank=rút tin  nhà bng.
Bank account=trng mc ngân hàng.
CUT 2: Sentence completion.
Larry: Listen. Complete the sentence.
Eliz: If you carry credit cards, you don’t have to carry a lot of ______.(ding)(pause for
answer)
Eliz: cash. You don’t have to carry a lot of cash.(short pause)
Eliz: A check which draws money from your own bank account is called______.(ding)(pause)
a personal check. It’s called a personal check.(short pause)
Eliz: A check from a bank located in another town is called_____.(ding)(pause for answer) an
out of town check. It’s a called an out-of-town check.(short pause)
MUSIC
VIETNAMESE EXPLANATION
Trong phn tip, Business Dialog: Attempting to a cash check - phn đàm thoi thng mi
c xin lnh chi phiu, quí v nghe li phn đàm thoi gia mt du khách và nhân viên thâu
phát ngân nhà bng(bank teller hay bank clerk). Quí v nghe cách t chi - refusals.
Attempt=c, th, tìm cách (tng t có ch to try).
CUT 3
Larry: Business Dialog: Refusals.
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Eliz: For today’s Business Dialog, we’re going to listen again to a portion of the dialog we
heard earlier between the bank teller and a customer at the bank. The customer has just
exchanged British pounds for American dollars.
Bank teller: Is there anything else I can help you with?
Customer: Yes, please. Could I cash this personal check from my London bank?
Bank teller: I’m afraid that isn’t possible. Our policy is that we do not cash out of town
checks.
Customer: It’s very important that I cash this check
Bank teller: Yes, I understand, but it’s against bank policy.
Customer: Could I see the manager please?
Bank teller: I’m sorry, but the manager, Mr. Grover, is out right now. The assistant manager,
Ms. Grace, is in. Would that be all right?
Customer: Yes, that’s fine. Thank you.
Bank teller: Certainly. One moment please.
MUSIC
VIETNAMESE EXPLANATION
on sp ti Focus on Functions: Refusals, quí v tp dùng nhng câu t chi nhã nhn. Xin
nghe ri lp li, cng mt ý mà có th nói hai cách. Thí d nh ta có th bt đu câu t chi
bng câu,”I’m afraid ” hay “I’m sorry, but ” hay “Yes, I see what you mean ,” hay “Yes, I
understand what you mean tôi hiu điu ông mun nói ”
CUT 4
Focus on Functions: Refusals.
Larry: Focus on Functions: Refusals.
Eliz: Now let’s focus on Refusals.
Larry: Variations. Listen to these variations.
Eliz: I’m afraid that isn’t possible.
Larry: I’m sorry, but that isn’t possible.(pause)
Eliz: Yes, I understand, but it’s against bank policy.
Larry: Yes, I see what you mean, but it’s against bank policy.(pause)
Eliz: I’m sorry, but the manager, Mr. Grover, is out right now.
Larry: I’m afraid the manager, Mr. Grover, is out right now.(pause)
MUSIC

VIETNAMESE EXPLANATION
Trong phn ti Gary’s Tips: Refusals, Gary s ch dn cho ta nhng cách t chi lch s.
Chúng ta s nghe li my đon ngi thâu phát ngân nhà bng t chi thân ch.
To refuse=t chi.
A refusal=li t chi.
To refuse means to say that you can’t or won’t do something that a person asks you to do=t
chi là nói rng mình không th hay không mun làm điu gì mt ngi khác yêu-cu mình
làm.
Rude=thô l, thiu nhã nhn.[trái ngha: polite]
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Colleague=đng nghip.
I have another engagement=có chuyn bn (hn) khác.
CUT 5
Larry: Gary’s Tips. Gary explains about Refusals. To refuse means to say that you can’t or
won’t do something that a person asks you to do. I’m sorry, but the manager, Mr. Grover, is
out right now.
Eliz: Now it’s time for Gary’s Tips with Gary Engleton.
Gary: Hello there! Our function of the day is refusals. To refuse means to say that you can’t
or won’t do something that a person asks you to do. In the Business Dialog, you heard
several examples of refusals. Let’s replay parts of the conversation between the customer
and the bank clerk. In the first example, the bank teller refuses to cash a personal check by
saying “I’m afraid that isn’t possible.” Let’s listen.
Customer: Could I cash this personal check from my London bank?
Bank teller: I’m afraid that isn’t possible. Our policy is that we do not cash out of town
checks.
Gary: Using the phrase “I’m afraid” is a very common way to begin a refusal. Some other
examples are,”I’m afraid I can’t help you,” or “I’m afraid he’s not here right now.” Another way
to begin a refusal is to say,”I’m sorry, but.” Saying that you’re sorry that you can’t be more
helpful is a very polite way to make a refusal.
Here’s an example from our bank dialog.
Customer: Could I see the manager please?
Bank teller: I’m sorry, but the manager, Mr. Grover, is out right now. Gary: Usually, after you
say you’re sorry, you give reason for your refusal. For example, of someone asks you to go
to lunch and you say you’re busy, you can say,”I’m sorry, but I have another engagement.”
If someone wants to speak to your colleague, but he’s not there, you can say,”I’m sorry, but
he’s not here right now.” Let’s listen to one more polite way to make a refusal. In our
example from the bank, the bank teller says,”Yes, I understand, but.” Let’s listen.
Customer: It’s very important that I cash this check
Bank teller: Yes, I understand, but it’s against bank policy.
Gary: Usually you say “Yes, I understand” when the other person is giving you reasons for a
request, and you want to show that you heard what the person said. Let’s hear the example
one more time.
Customer: It’s very important that I cash this check
Bank teller: Yes, I understand, but it’s against bank policy.
Gary: There are some less polite ways to make a refusal. Let’s hear some examples of
things you shouldn’t say.
Customer: Could I cash this personal check from my London bank?
Bank teller: No, that’s impossible.
Customer: It’s very important that I cash this check
Bank teller: I told you we can’t do that.
Gary: In this conversation, the bank teller is very rude to the customer. Remember, make
your refusals as polite as possible by saying “I’m afraid” and “I’m sorry.” Well, that’s all we
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have time for today. I hope today’s tips were helpful!
Eliz: Thanks very much, Gary.
MUSIC
VIETNAMESE EXPLANATION
Quí v va hc xong bài 52 trong Chng trình Anh Ng Sinh ng New Dynamic English.
Phm Vn xin kính chào quí v thính gi và xin hn gp li trong bài hc k tip.
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Anh Ng sinh đng bài 53.

26-January-2005

Dynamic English Lesson 53 2.41MB[Download] (RealAudio)
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ây là chng trình Anh ng Sinh đng New Dynamic English bài th 53. Phm Vn xin kính
chào quí v thính gi. Trong bài hc này quí v s gp ông Max và cô Kathy, hai ngi ph trách
chng trình Anh ng cn bn nhm giúp quí v hiu thêm v ngi M và vn hóa M. u đ
ca bài hc hôm nay là The Harris Family, Gia ình Ông Bà Harris. Bài hc hôm nay ôn li v
ngôn ng dùng đ t công vic và gia đình. This unit reviews the language of jobs and family.

Jobs=công vic.
Family=gia đình.
Show=bui din xut.
In a later show=trong mt bui trình din sau này.
Chúng ta s hc v
Possessive case=ch hu cách, ngha là cách dùng ‘s đ ch ch ca;
thí d: Bob’s wife=v ca Bob.
Sandra’s husband=chng ca Sandra.
My daughter’s name is Collette=tên [ca] con gái tôi là Collette.
My son’s name is John=tên [ca] con trai ca tôi là John.
[S nói thêm v possessives  phn khác]
Introduce my wife=gii thiu nhà tôi.
I teach piano>=tôi dy môn dng cm.
Phân bit:
I play the piano=tôi chi
đàn dng cm.
Post office=s bu đin.
postal worker=nhân viên s bu đin.
Ngi đa th gi là
mailman hay postman nhng nay có c ph n cng đa th nên ta
dùng ch
mail carrier đ ch ngi đa th.
MUSIC
CUT 1
MUSIC
Max: Hi, Kathy. How are you?
Kathy: Good. How are you doing?
Max: Just great. Who’s our guest today?
Kathy: Today we have two guests. Our guests are Bob and Sandra Harris.
Max: I remember Mr. Harris.
Kathy: Well, Sandra is his wife. And in a later show, we’re going to meet his two children.
Max: And what are we going to talk about?
Kathy: Today Bob and Sandra are going to talk about their jobs and their family.
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Vietnamese Explanation
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Language focus. Repeat with a Beat: Sandra’s Bob’s wife.
Trong phn k tip, quí v nghe và lp li. Xin đ ý đn hình thc ca s hu cách. Trong
nhóm ch Bob’s wife, đ ý đn âm /z/ trong Bob’s wife, Sandra’s husband. Nhng trong câu
My wife’s name is Sandra, thì đ ý đn âm /s/ trong ch wife’s.
CUT 2
Larry: Listen and repeat.
Max: wife.(pause for repeat)
Max: Sandra is Bob’s wife.(pause for repeat)
Max: Who is Bob’s wife?(pause for repeat)
Max: Sandra is Bob’s wife.(pause for repeat)
Max: husband.(pause for repeat)
Max: Bob is Sandra’s husband.(pause for repeat)
Max: Who is Sandra’s husband?(pause for repeat)
Max: Bob is Sandra’s husband.(pause for repeat)
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Vietnamese Explanation
Tip theo đây là phn phng vn - Interview: Bob and Sandra Harris: Our daughter’s name is
Collette.
Sandra and Bob talk about their jobs and family: Sandra và Bob Harris nói v công vic và
gia đình ca h.
Sandra is a music teacher and Bob works at the post office: Sandra là giáo s dy nhc và
Bob làm  s bu
đin.
My wife’s name is Sandra= tên nhà [v] tôi là Sandra.
I’m a music teacher= tôi là giáo s dy nhc.
I teach piano=tôi dy môn dng cm.
I teach at home= tôi dy  nhà.
Possessives=Ch hu cách. Tóm tt cách dùng:
1.
Singular nouns [danh t  s ít]=thêm ’s: The girl’s hat [nón ca cô gái]; Bob’s wife [v
ông Bob]; Gary’s tips [li mách giúp ca Gary]; today’s interview [cuc phng vn hôm nay].
2.
Plural nouns [danh t  s nhiu]= ch thêm apostrophe, không thêm s, nâu danh t s
nhiu đã tn cùng bng s: the ladies’ handbags [túi xách tay ca quí-bà]; the boys’ games
[trò chi ca con trai], babies’ books=sách truyn ca tr
 th; Presidents’ Day=ngày l sinh-
nht các tng thng; April Fools’ Day=ngày cá tháng t .
3. Tên ngi: có hai trng hp: nu tên ngi tn cùng bng s, thì vn thêm ‘s khi sang s
hu cách: thí d: Dickens’s novels [tiu thuyt ca vn s Dickens]; hay Burns’s poems [th
ca thi-s Robert Burns.] Nhng nhng tên c tn cùng bng s thì ch thêm apostrophe mà
thôi. Thí d: Confucius’ teachings=li dy ca Khng t; Socrates’ last days=nhng ngày
cui cùng ca nhà hin trit Sô-crat.

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