評論
打印
Gatekeeper:Sorry, sir. You can't wear jeans here.
門衛(wèi)：抱歉，先生。你不能在這里穿牛仔褲。
Man:I'm so sorry. Can you tell me what I should wear here?
男性：對不起。你能告訴我在這里應(yīng)該穿什么嗎？
Gatekeeper:You should wear a business suit.
門衛(wèi)：你應(yīng)該穿西裝。
Attendant:Sorry, madam. You have to change your leather shoes.
服務(wù)員：抱歉，女士。你必須要把皮鞋換掉。
Customer:Oh, sorry. Could you tell me where the special shoes are?
顧客：哦，抱歉。你能告訴我專門的鞋子在哪里嗎？
Attendant:This way, please.
服務(wù)員：這邊，請。
Mother:You should take off your shoes when you enter someone's home in Japan.
媽媽：在日本，你進(jìn)別人家時(shí)應(yīng)該把鞋脫掉。
Daughter:Yes. Mom.
女兒：是的。媽媽。
Mr. Brown:What's the matter, Kangkang?
布朗先生：怎么了，康康？
Kangkang:My knees hurt, but I don't know why.
康康：我的膝蓋好疼，但我不知道為什么。
Mr. Brown:You should wear your sports clothes.
布朗先生：你應(yīng)該穿你的運(yùn)動服。
Kangkang:Yes, Mr. Brown.
康康：好的，布朗先生。
