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 READ ME FIRST THE SOUNDS OF KASHMIRI   A conversation with a tea seller   Lesson Notes Grammar Vocabulary Drills Exercises A CONVERSATION WITH A TEA SELLER Thereare no tea-stalls in Kashmir other than very temporary set-ups at festivals and carnivals, or on Sundays or holidays at the Mughal gardens. A cup (or a pot) of tea may, however, be ordered in several places which sell snacks and/or sweetmeats.  Ashok: Give me a cup of tea, please.  Tea seller: Please sit down. What kind of tea, Kashmiri or Lipton?  Ashok: Lipton.  Tea seller: Shall I add sugar and milk?  Ashok: Yes, but only a little.  Tea seller: Here you are.  Ashok: How much do I pay?  Tea seller: Just fifty paise.  Ashok: Here, take this one-rupee bill (note).  Tea seller: Here is your change.  Ashok: Thank you. Lesson Notes Grammar Vocabulary Drills Exercises  Chapter 7 Table of Contents Chapter 9 |
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