After the elections

C2 · Mastery · 8 lines

The dialogue, in order:

1. The first speaker: Gudden Owend, wéi geet et?
   Good evening, how are you?
2. The second speaker: Et geet mir gutt, merci.
   I'm fine, thanks.
3. The first speaker: No de Walen ass meng Partei an d'Oppositioun gaangen.
   After the elections my party went into opposition.
4. The second speaker: D'Oppositioun ass meeschtens net mat der Regierung hirer Aarbecht zefridden.
   The opposition is mostly not satisfied with the government's work.
5. The first speaker: Bei de Chamberwale vum Oktober ass nëmme méi een Deputéierten aus eiser Partei erëmgewielt ginn.
   In the general elections in October only one deputy from our party was re-elected.
6. The second speaker: No de leschte Wale koum et zu engem Regierungswiessel.
   After the last elections there was a change of government.
7. The first speaker: Äddi, bis muer!
   Goodbye, see you tomorrow!
8. The second speaker: Bis geschwënn
   See you soon

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The lines are taught in: Hello and goodbye, The state and its institutions

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