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   Bab 1: Hello, everybody. 301s · Speaker 1

   Hello, everybody. Welcome back to American Textbook Reading. I'm Brian Stewart. We're on Lesson 11 today, and we're talking about goods and services. Very important lesson. You will discover in this lesson that people meet their wants and n…

2. 5:12

   Bab 2: money be careful if you just say to give I will give it to you that's for free that's no money to give means for free For example, if I say, oh, do you want this key? 87s · Speaker 1

   money be careful if you just say to give I will give it to you that's for free that's no money to give means for free For example, if I say, oh, do you want this key? I will give you this key. That means there's no money. But if I sell you …

3. 6:41

   Bab 3: Sada. Sada. 301s · Speaker 2

   Sada. Sada. To buy. So you're going to buy something. Now it's interesting, of course, we just talked about sell. We talked about buy. We can talk about the people involved in both. We have a seller and we have a buyer. So if you are giving…

4. 11:42

   Bab 4: those apples you're comparing and maybe you want to buy the apples that don't cost so much okay that you don't need as much money for so that's very important many people do that when you go to the store. 300s · Speaker 2

   those apples you're comparing and maybe you want to buy the apples that don't cost so much okay that you don't need as much money for so that's very important many people do that when you go to the store. And you should always do that. Comp…

5. 16:42

   Bab 5: right? So you give something and you get money. 301s · Speaker 1

   right? So you give something and you get money. What are you doing? Who are you? You are selling. You are a seller, right? So you are selling. You are a seller. You give something and in exchange you get money. Number two, to get something …

6. 21:44

   Bab 6: Remember the difference. 116s · Speaker 1

   Remember the difference. If it's a good, it's something that you can touch, you can hold, you can save for later use. If it's a service, you can't touch it. It's work that other people do for you. That's a service. So what we're going to do…

7. 23:40

   Bab 7: Okay, let's take a look at number three. 302s · Speaker 2

   Okay, let's take a look at number three. Now this woman here, she is cutting the hair of the girl. So what is she doing? She is working. She is providing what for the little girl? Can the little girl hold that? Can she touch what she's gett…

8. 28:43

   Bab 8: types of goods. 301s · Speaker 2

   types of goods. Now, then we talk about services. You get services, the other one, when you take a bus. Take a bus because a bus driver is working for you. When you go to a hairstylist because a hairstylist cuts your hair. Or see a doctor b…

9. 33:45

   Bab 9: Very interesting. 300s · Speaker 2

   Very interesting. For example. Let's say you have to clean your room, but you're very smart, right? And your sister or your brother wants your help with homework. So what do you do? You say, okay, you clean my room, and I will help you with…

10. 38:46

    Bab 10: right? Letters and packages are types of mail. 301s · Speaker 1

    right? Letters and packages are types of mail. So a mail carrier, someone who carries letters and packages and delivers them to you. That is a mail carrier. So they are delivering letters and also packages. Two, people buy to meet their nee…

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    Bab 11: This is a very expensive looking place to live. 195s · Speaker 1

    This is a very expensive looking place to live. Very nice place to live. What do we call the place where we live? We call it, of course, a home. Did you see that coming in there? Okay, a home. so that would be a home now we have over here t…