🟢 Beginner
Gladstone VTS, Gladstone VTS, this is Interstellar, calling you on channel one-three, over.
🔤 GLAD-stone VEE-tee-ESS, / GLAD-stone VEE-tee-ESS, / this iz IN-ter-STEL-ar, / CALL-ing yoo on CHAN-ul one-three, / OH-ver.
A ship named Gladstone VTS is being called twice by a ship named Interstellar on radio channel 13, waiting for a response.
🟢 Beginner
Interstellar, this is Gladstone VTS, go ahead, over.
🔤 In-ter-STEL-ar, / this iz GLAD-stone VEE-tee-ESS, / go uh-HED, / OH-ver.
Gladstone VTS is answering the call from Interstellar and is ready to listen or receive information; speaker waits for response.
🟡 Intermediate
Good morning again, sir. For your information, at zero-zero-one-two our anchor is aweigh, and we are proceeding (continuing, underway, en route, moving) to pick up the pilot at zero-one-one-five.
🔤 GOOD MOR-ning uh-GEN, / SIR. / for yer IN-for-MAY-shun, / at ZEE-ro ZEE-ro one-two / our AN-ker iz uh-WAY, / and we are pruh-SEED-ing / tuh PIK up thuh PY-lut / at ZEE-ro one-one-five.
The ship says good morning again and reports that at 12 minutes after midnight their anchor is lifted and raised, and they are moving to get the pilot at 1:15.
🟢 Beginner
A question, sir. What is our pilot boarding speed, over.
🔤 uh KWES-chun, / SIR. / what iz OUR PY-lut BOR-ding SPEED, / OH-ver.
Someone asks what speed the ship will go when picking up the pilot; waiting for answer.
🟡 Intermediate
Interstellar, this is Gladstone VTS. The pilot boarding speed is seven knots, over.
🔤 In-ter-STEL-ar, / this iz GLAD-stone VEE-tee-ESS. / thuh PY-lut BOR-ding SPEED iz SEV-en NOTS, / OH-ver.
Gladstone VTS tells Interstellar that the ship will move at seven knots (a measure of ship speed) when picking up the pilot; waiting for response.
🟡 Intermediate
Information, you are vessel number two. You will follow motor vessel KN Arcadia, over.
🔤 In-for-MAY-shun, / yoo ar VES-sel NUM-ber TOO. / yoo will FAL-oh MOH-ter VES-sel KN ar-KAY-dee-uh, / OH-ver.
Gladstone VTS tells Interstellar that it is the second ship and must follow behind a ship called KN Arcadia; waiting for response.
🟡 Intermediate
Our pilot boarding speed will be seven knots, and we will be vessel number two picking up the pilot after motor vessel KN Arcadia, over.
🔤 OUR PY-lut BOR-ding SPEED / will be SEV-en NOTS, / and we will be VES-sel NUM-ber TOO / PIK-ing up thuh PY-lut / AF-ter MOH-ter VES-sel KN ar-KAY-dee-uh, / OH-ver.
The speaker repeats back what they heard: the speed will be seven knots, they are the second ship, and they will get the pilot after another ship finishes; waiting for response.
🟡 Intermediate
Thank you very much for the information, sir, standing by channel one-three, one-six. Have a good watch, out.
🔤 THANK yoo VER-ee much for thuh in-for-MAY-shun, / SIR, / STAND-ing by CHAN-ul one-three, / one-six. / have uh GOOD WATCH, / OUT.
The speaker thanks the other ship for the information, says they are ready to listen on radios 13 and 16, wishes them good luck, and ends the radio call; "out" means no response expected.
🟢 Beginner
Information, listen to this important fact, over.
🔤 In-for-MAY-shun, / LIS-en too this im-POR-tent FACT, / OH-ver.
A speaker is about to give important news and asks the other to pay close attention; waiting for response.
🟡 Intermediate
Our pilot boarding speed will be seven knots, and we will be vessel number two picking up the pilot after motor vessel KN Arcadia, over.
🔤 OUR PY-lut BOR-ding SPEED / will be SEV-en NOTS, / and we will be VES-sel NUM-ber TOO / PIK-ing up thuh PY-lut / AF-ter MOH-ter VES-sel KN ar-KAY-dee-uh, / OH-ver.
The speaker repeats back what they heard: the speed will be seven knots, they are the second ship, and they will get the pilot after another ship finishes; waiting for response.
🟡 Intermediate
Thank you very much for the information, sir, standing by channel one-three, one-six. Have a good watch, out.
🔤 THANK yoo VER-ee much for thuh in-for-MAY-shun, / SIR, / STAND-ing by CHAN-ul one-three, / one-six. / have uh GOOD WATCH, / OUT.
The speaker thanks the other ship for the information, says they are ready to listen on radios 13 and 16, wishes them good luck, and ends the radio call; "out" means no response expected.