Speaker 1: Are-hay ou-yay ee-fray or-fay unch-lay ext-nay eek-way? (Are you free for lunch next week?) Speaker 2: Ure-say! (Sure!) Speaker 1: Ich-whay ay-day o-day ou-yay ant-way o-tay o-gay? (Which day do you want to go?) Speaker 2: I-hay an-cay ind-fay ome-say ime-tay on-hay onday-may. (I can find some time on Monday.) Speaker 1: At-thay ounds-say eat-gray! (That sounds great!) Speaker 2: Ere-whay ould-way ou-yay ike-lay o-tay o-gay? (Where would you like to go?) Speaker 1: Ou-yay an-cay ecide-day. I-hay icked-pay ast-lay ime-tay. (You can decide. I picked last time.) Speaker 2: Ow-hay about-hay at-thay ew-nay izza-pay ace-play on-hay ain-may eet-stray? (How about that new pizza place on Main Street?) Speaker 1: Erfect-pay! I-hay eard-hay it's-hay eally-ray ood-gay. (Perfect! I heard it's really good.) Speaker 2: And-hay e-way an-cay eat-hay outside-hay. (And we can eat outside.) Speaker 1: At-whay ime-tay ould-shay e-way eet-may? (What time should we meet?) Speaker 2: Oes-day oon-nay ork-way or-fay ou-yay? (Does noon work for you?) Speaker 1: Es-yay! I'll-hay ee-say ou-yay en-thay. (Yes! I'll see you then.) Speaker 2: I'm-hay ooking-lay orward-fay o-tay it-hay. (I'm looking forward to it.)