Cycling Chronicles
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Cycling Chronicles.
I’m a salesman at a bike shop.
One person bought a man’s bike.
In addition to it, he bought a bottle cage, a bike lock, cool sunglasses and left satisfied.
The next day, he returned and bought cycle gloves saying, ‘the handlebars rub my palms.’
Two days later, this hapless cyclist came with a blood-soaked bandage on his elbow and bought elbow pads.
A day later, he came in limping and bought knee pads.
But he doesn’t show up to buy a helmet for a while.
I was getting worried.
I’m a salesman at a bike shop.
One person bought a man’s bike.
In addition to it, he bought a bottle cage, a bike lock, cool sunglasses and left satisfied.
The next day, he returned and bought cycle gloves saying, ‘the handlebars rub my palms.’
Two days later, this hapless cyclist came with a blood-soaked bandage on his elbow and bought elbow pads.
A day later, he came in limping and bought knee pads.
But he doesn’t show up to buy a helmet for a while.
I was getting worried.
Cycling Chronicles.
[ˈsaɪklɪŋ] [ˈkrɒnɪkᵊlz].
I’m a salesman at a bike shop.
[aɪm] [ə] [ˈseɪlzmən] [æt] [ə] [baɪk] [ʃɒp]
One person bought a man’s bike.
[wʌn] [ˈpɜːsᵊn] [bɔːt] [ə] [mænz] [baɪk]
In addition to it, he bought a bottle cage, a bike lock,
[ɪn] [əˈdɪʃᵊn] [tuː] [ɪt] [hiː] [bɔːt] [ə] [ˈbɒtᵊl] [keɪʤ], [ə] [baɪk] [lɒk]
cool sunglasses and left satisfied.
[kuːl] [ˈsʌŋˌɡlɑːsɪz] [ænd] [lɛft] [ˈsætɪsfaɪd]
The next day, he returned and bought cycle gloves
[ðə] [nɛkst] [deɪ] [hiː] [rɪˈtɜːnd] [ænd] [bɔːt] [ˈsaɪkᵊl] [ɡlʌvz]
saying, ‘the handlebars rub my palms.’
[ˈseɪɪŋ] [ðə] [ˈhændᵊlbɑːz] [rʌb] [maɪ] [pɑːmz]
Two days later, this hapless cyclist came
[tuː] [deɪz] [ˈleɪtə] [ðɪs] [ˈhæpləs] [ˈsaɪklɪst] [keɪm]
with a blood-soaked bandage on his elbow and bought elbow pads.
[wɪð] [ə] [blʌd]-[səʊkt] [ˈbændɪʤ] [ɒn] [hɪz] [ˈɛlbəʊ] [ænd] [bɔːt] [ˈɛlbəʊ] [pædz]
A day later, he came in limping and bought knee pads.
[ə] [deɪ] [ˈleɪtə] [hiː] [keɪm] [ɪn] [ˈlɪmpɪŋ] [ænd] [bɔːt] [niː] [pædz]
But he doesn’t show up to buy a helmet for a while.
[bʌt] [hiː] [ˈdʌzᵊnt] [ʃəʊ] [ʌp] [tuː] [baɪ] [ə] [ˈhɛlmət] [fɔːr] [ə] [waɪl]
I was getting worried.
[aɪ] [wɒz] [ˈɡɛtɪŋ] [ˈwʌriɪd]
[ˈsaɪklɪŋ] [ˈkrɒnɪkᵊlz].
I’m a salesman at a bike shop.
[aɪm] [ə] [ˈseɪlzmən] [æt] [ə] [baɪk] [ʃɒp]
One person bought a man’s bike.
[wʌn] [ˈpɜːsᵊn] [bɔːt] [ə] [mænz] [baɪk]
In addition to it, he bought a bottle cage, a bike lock,
[ɪn] [əˈdɪʃᵊn] [tuː] [ɪt] [hiː] [bɔːt] [ə] [ˈbɒtᵊl] [keɪʤ], [ə] [baɪk] [lɒk]
cool sunglasses and left satisfied.
[kuːl] [ˈsʌŋˌɡlɑːsɪz] [ænd] [lɛft] [ˈsætɪsfaɪd]
The next day, he returned and bought cycle gloves
[ðə] [nɛkst] [deɪ] [hiː] [rɪˈtɜːnd] [ænd] [bɔːt] [ˈsaɪkᵊl] [ɡlʌvz]
saying, ‘the handlebars rub my palms.’
[ˈseɪɪŋ] [ðə] [ˈhændᵊlbɑːz] [rʌb] [maɪ] [pɑːmz]
Two days later, this hapless cyclist came
[tuː] [deɪz] [ˈleɪtə] [ðɪs] [ˈhæpləs] [ˈsaɪklɪst] [keɪm]
with a blood-soaked bandage on his elbow and bought elbow pads.
[wɪð] [ə] [blʌd]-[səʊkt] [ˈbændɪʤ] [ɒn] [hɪz] [ˈɛlbəʊ] [ænd] [bɔːt] [ˈɛlbəʊ] [pædz]
A day later, he came in limping and bought knee pads.
[ə] [deɪ] [ˈleɪtə] [hiː] [keɪm] [ɪn] [ˈlɪmpɪŋ] [ænd] [bɔːt] [niː] [pædz]
But he doesn’t show up to buy a helmet for a while.
[bʌt] [hiː] [ˈdʌzᵊnt] [ʃəʊ] [ʌp] [tuː] [baɪ] [ə] [ˈhɛlmət] [fɔːr] [ə] [waɪl]
I was getting worried.
[aɪ] [wɒz] [ˈɡɛtɪŋ] [ˈwʌriɪd]
Велосипедные хроники.
Я работаю продавцом в магазине велосипедов.
Один человек купил мужской велосипед.
В дополнение к нему он купил флягодержатель, велосипедный замок, крутые солнцезащитные очки и ушел довольный.
На следующий день он вернулся и купил велосипедные перчатки, сказав, что «руль натирает ему ладони».
Через два дня незадачливый велосипедист пришел с пропитанной кровью повязкой на локте и купил локтевые щитки.
Еще через день он пришел, прихрамывая, и купил наколенники.
Он долго не появляется, чтобы купить шлем.
Я начал волноваться.
Я работаю продавцом в магазине велосипедов.
Один человек купил мужской велосипед.
В дополнение к нему он купил флягодержатель, велосипедный замок, крутые солнцезащитные очки и ушел довольный.
На следующий день он вернулся и купил велосипедные перчатки, сказав, что «руль натирает ему ладони».
Через два дня незадачливый велосипедист пришел с пропитанной кровью повязкой на локте и купил локтевые щитки.
Еще через день он пришел, прихрамывая, и купил наколенники.
Он долго не появляется, чтобы купить шлем.
Я начал волноваться.