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Listening comprehension: An American is talking to an Englishman in Germany
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An American is talking to an Englishman in Germany:

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Ray: Hello!
Ed: Hi! Did I hear you speaking English?
Ray: Ah, yeah you did.
Ed: Oh, well it's Ed, hi!
Ray: Hi Ed!
Ed: How you're doing?
Ray: Good. Yourself?
Ed: Yeah, very well!
Ray: That's good.
Ed: I haven't bumped into you before. Do you live here?

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