People Speaking: 13

Sarah.
ˈˏ seərə.[1]
M?
́m [2]
You wouldnt have Robert `Matthews's new address would you.
ju ˈwʊdnt hӕv rɒbət `mӕθjuːzɪz njuː ə`dres, ˏwʊd ju [3]
No. I'm afraid not Alec. I've only got his parent's address — or rather their
`nəʊ, aɪm əfreɪd `nɒt, ӕlɪk. aɪv ˈəʊni gɒt ɪz `peərn̩ts ədres — ɔː `·rɑːðə, ðeər [4]
old one I should say, because they moved this summer, I believe.
`əʊld wᴧn, aɪ ʃd ˏseɪ, bəkəz ðeɪ `muːvd ðɪs sᴧmər, aɪ bəˏliːv. [5]
I've got his old phone-number. The one for his flat in Bradford, if that's any use.
aɪv ˈgɒt ɪz əʊld `fəʊnˏnᴧmbə.[ʔə] ðə ˈwᴧn fr ɪz flӕt ɪn `brӕdfəd| ɪf `ðӕts eni `juːs [6]
Thanks. But he'll certainly have left there by now.
`·θӕŋks. bət il `·sɜːtni | əv `lef ðeə baɪ `·naʊ [7]
He was due out of it at the end of January.
hi wz ˈdjuː `aʊt əv ɪt | ət ði ˈend əv `ʤӕnjʊri.[8]
Still you could ring it and see if there're any new people in it.
`stɪl| ju kʊd `ˏrɪŋ ɪt | ən `siː ɪv ðər r eni `njuː piːpl ˏɪn ɪt [9]
M, m.
ˈm ́m [10]
He might have left a forwarding address with them.
ˈhi `·maɪt əv left ə `·fɔːwədɪŋ | ədres wɪð `ðem [11]