It s Friday evening. Denis is walking in the center of Moscow towards the metro station. He meets his friend Igor

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Denis is walking in the center of Moscow towards the metro station on a Friday evening. He happens to meet his friend Igor, who is also walking in the same direction. Denis initiates the conversation by greeting Igor and asking where he is heading.

Denis: "Привет, Игорь. Куда ты направляешься?" (Hello, Igor. Where are you heading?)

Igor responds by sharing his destination and reason for going there. He mentions that he is going to his uncle"s place and explains that he visits his uncle once a month to collect the money that his father sends him.

Igor: "Я иду к дяде. Я хожу туда раз в месяц, чтобы забрать деньги, которые отец мне отправляет." (I am going to my uncle’s place. I go there once a month to collect the money that my father sends me.)

Curious about why Igor"s father doesn"t directly send him the money, Denis asks for clarification.

Denis: "Почему твой отец не отправляет их тебе?" (Why doesn"t your father send it to you?)

Igor explains that his father avoids sending the money through postal services because both Igor"s father and his uncle"s son work together in the countryside. Instead, Igor"s father regularly gives the money to his uncle, who subsequently gives it to Igor.

Igor: "Он не хочет отправлять их по почте, потому что мой отец и сын дяди работают вместе на даче. Так что мой отец всегда отдает ему немного денег для меня." (He doesn"t want to send it by post because my father and my uncle"s son work together in the country. So my father always gives him some money for me.)

Finally, Denis suggests taking a bus and notices that Igor seems tired.

Denis: "А давай мы схватим автобус? Вижу, ты устал." (Shall we take a bus? I see that you"re tired.)

This completes the dialogue, showcasing the conversation between Denis and Igor regarding their destinations and exchange of money.