Dialogue between a tailor and a customer

Father: Hey Yassir, Anne, come here quickly! (They arrive in a minute)

Father: Listen to a conversation on the tape now.

Yassir: Dad, what's it about?

Father: Look at this picture. (There's a picture of a tailor and a customer. Father turns on the tape-recorder. They listen carefully.)

Tailor: Good morning, Sir. How can I help you?

Customer: I want to get measured for a suit.

Tailor: Of course, Sir. Please come this way. What style and color do you prefer?

Customer: I'd like a regular brown tweed suit. How much does the tailoring cost?

Tailor: I can make a suit for Rs. 2000/-. It's a reasonable price, sir.

Customer: Sounds good.

Tailor: Can you come by sometime next week for a fitting?

Customer: Yes, just give me a call. Here's my card.

Tailor: Excellent, sir. Have a good day. (Father unplugs the recorder and talks to his kids.)

Father: What do you think, kids?

Yassir: Pretty interesting, Dad.

Anne: Dad, I'll listen to it again, and then we can practice. Yassir can pretend to be the tailor, and I'll be the customer.