Did "he" explain to "us" what he was saying to the authorities?

A. The way he spoke the local dialect was unique. B. We were sent to prison because he spoke only one dialect. Feb 29, 2024 ... ... local dialect), told her that Turkish intelligence officials operated the prison. ... “One of them kept asking me to breastfeed my daughter in ... I told the driver where I wanted to go—in Korean and everything!— and he understood me. He didn't ask me to repeat myself, just took off. I mean… I knew that I ... Sep 19, 2014 ... ... language and cultural institutions in the United States. Although ... he kept us out of war.” Against the backdrop of German sabotage ... Ways he could (or perhaps should) have died. It took him a moment to spot the death. It was out on the launchpad. One of the two aliens stood with their foot on ... Jul 9, 2016 ... I interviewed with the police, who spoke in rapid French and occasionally local dialects. ... But this leaves me to speak only in questions ... Rosenzweig knew only Hebrew and German. She was very happy when she found out that I was speaking German and began to use me as a translator. Afterwards, she ... Jun 23, 2019 ... For several decades, he dropped out of sight, only to reappear in ... And they've still – just – maintained their unique way of speaking. The only thing that kept us out of prison was the way he spoke the local dialect. ... But for his command OF the local dialect, we could have been jailed/been put ... Title: Down and Out in Paris and London Author: George Orwell eBook No.: 0100171h.html. Language: English Date first posted: November 2001