gamboler
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- Joined
- Nov 23, 2010
- Member Type
- Student or Learner
- Native Language
- Spanish
- Home Country
- Spain
- Current Location
- Spain
This is the conversation (US movie, 1950):
Man (giving her a letter): You recognize this handwriting, don't you?
Woman: So he gave you a letter of introduction. I see.
Woman (looking at the letter): Oh, yes, same old *****, a little more shaky than it used to be.
I hear something that sounds like "straw", "stroll" or "stall".
Do any of them make sense in the context? What does it mean?
Audio file attached.
Man (giving her a letter): You recognize this handwriting, don't you?
Woman: So he gave you a letter of introduction. I see.
Woman (looking at the letter): Oh, yes, same old *****, a little more shaky than it used to be.
I hear something that sounds like "straw", "stroll" or "stall".
Do any of them make sense in the context? What does it mean?
Audio file attached.
