Jun: Do you think you have a real shot at independence?

Sal: We have a good legal case. And President Clinton apologized to us in 1993.

Jun: But will a good legal case and an apology really make any difference?

Sal: Hard to know for sure, but we believe in aloha’aina: love of the land. We’ll do what we can.

Jun: So why are you out here today, exactly?

Sal: I’m here to educate tourists like you. Hopefully you understand a little more, now.

小君：你認(rèn)為你們真有機(jī)會(huì)獨(dú)立嗎?

賽兒：我們擁有有利的法律訴訟，而且克林頓總統(tǒng)一九九三年向我們道歉了。

小君：但是有利的法律訴訟以及道歉真能改變什么嗎?

賽兒：確實(shí)很難講，但是我們相信阿啰哈愛納：對土地的熱愛。我們會(huì)盡己所能。

小君：所以，你們今天在這到底是為了什么?

賽兒：我是來教育像你這樣的游客。希望你現(xiàn)在有多一點(diǎn)點(diǎn)的了解。

重點(diǎn)解說

have a shot 有機(jī)會(huì)

legal case (n.) 法律訴訟

apologize (v.) 道歉，apology (n.) 道歉

make a difference 有差別，改變

aloha’aina (n.) 夏威夷語，意即對土地的熱愛