Day 179: Clear Ice on Baikal
On frozen Lake Baikal in March, a tourist stops at the edge of the ice next to his guide.
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- Read the situation under the title.
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Dialogue
Audio for this lesson is coming soon. For now, read the dialogue and its translation.
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A
Я боюсь. Не знаю, крепкий ли тут лёд.
I'm scared. I don't know if the ice here is strong enough.
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B
Не бойтесь, тут лёд больше метра.
Don't worry, the ice here is over a metre thick.
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A
А трещины? Вон там, смотрите!
What about the cracks? Over there, look!
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B
Это нормально. По этому льду даже машины ездят.
That's normal. Even cars drive on this ice.
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A
Ладно, иду. Только вы идите первым.
All right, I'm coming. But you go first.
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