Things you own

Hi! Is this the lost and found? I left a bag on the train. It's black, and it has a camera inside. And a watch. And a cell phone case with a cat on it.

My bike? No, the bike is outside. Is this the bag? Yes! It's mine! Thank you so much. Can I give you a hug? No? OK. A handshake.

Hey, Mrs. Kaya! Can I borrow your ladder? Oh, does it belong to your son? Hmm. Does he lend things? No?

OK. I'll give back the ladder tonight, I promise. I don't own a ladder. I own forty books, but books don't help with light bulbs. Can you ask him? I'll wait on the porch.

Mom, my cousin is staying for a week. He has a scooter, a guitar and a speaker. I think the speaker is bigger than the guitar!

He says, 'Please look after my guitar.' I say, 'Look after your own ears first!' Don't worry, I'm kidding. I will look after everything. Even the speaker.

Hi! Is this bike brand new? No? It's used? That's fine. Is it old? Only three years? Great.

I'm saving money, so used is perfect. Do you give away the helmet too? You do? Awesome! I can come at six. Please don't sell it to someone else. I'm already in love with your bike.

Whose stuff is this? Nobody? Is this yours, Tom? Those sunglasses were on the couch.

No? Hmm. And this? It looks like a gift. 'Happy Birthday, Tom.' Tom! It's your gift, and you're sitting on it. Open it! It's a pair of sunglasses. Now you have two pairs.

Hey Dan, it's Kemal from next door. Is the red flashlight yours? It was in our yard. No? Then maybe it's ours. Hmm, no.

Wait, the toy dinosaur is yours, right? My little girl took it home by mistake. She loves it. Sorry! I can bring back the dinosaur tonight. Can she say goodbye first? She says goodbye to everything. It takes an hour.