J'apprends vite, vous savez... Je m

J'apprends vite, vous savez... Je m'appelle Chantal.
Bon... Ecoutez... je veux bien vous donner une chance. Présentez- vous ici, samedi soir vers 17 heures, vous pourrez commencer tout de suite. Puis, on pourra discuter de l'engagement.
Merci, Madame. Oh! est-ce qu'il faut porter un uniforme, Madame...?
... Antoinette, tout le monde m'appelle Antoinette. Portez une jupe noire, un chemisier blanc et des chaussures noires à talons bas. C'est plus confortable et moins dangereux.
Encore merci, Madame, je serai ici avant 17 h samedi, vous pouvez compter sur moi.
C'est parfait. Au revoir, Chantal, à samedi.
A samedi, Mme Antoinette.

결과 (영어) 1:

I learn fast, you know... I'm Chantal.Good... Listen... I give you a chance. Present – you here Saturday night around 5 p.m., you can start right away. Then, we can discuss the commitment.Thank you, Mrs. Oh! -What to wear a uniform, Madam...?... Antoinette, everyone calls me Antoinette. Wear a black skirt, a white shirt and black shoes with low heels. It is more comfortable and less dangerous.Again thank you, Madam, I'll be here before 17 h Saturday, you can count on me.This is perfect. Goodbye, Chantal, on Saturday.A Saturday, Mrs. Antoinette.

결과 (영어) 2:

I learn quickly, you know ... My name is Chantal.
Well ... Look ... I'm willing to give you a chance. Introduce yourself here Saturday night to 17 hours, you can start right away. Then we can discuss the commitment.
Thank you, Madam. Oh! is what to wear uniforms, Mrs ...?
... Antoinette, everyone calls me Antoinette. Wear a black skirt, a white blouse and black shoes with low heels. It is more comfortable and less dangerous.
Again, thank you, madam, I will be here before 17 pm Saturday you can count on me.
This is perfect. Goodbye, Chantal to Saturday.
On Saturday, Ms. Antoinette.

결과 (영어) 3:

i do, you know. my name is chantal. well... look... i want to give you a chance. come here on saturday night at around 5:00 p.m., you can start right away. then, we can talk about commitment. thank you, ma'am. oh, oh, oh, oh! do we have to wear a uniform, ma'am? "... antoinette, everybody calls me you. wearing a black dress.a white shirt and black shoes with low heels. it is more comfortable and safer. thank you, ma'am, i'll be here by 5:00 p.m. on saturday, you can count on me. - it's perfect. goodbye, chantal, on saturday. the saturday, mrs. antoinette.