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  • Excuse me, do you speak English?

    請問您會說英語嗎?

  • Yes, I do. How can I help you?

    是的,我知道。有什麼可以幫您?

  • Can you tell me how I can get a subway ticket?

    您能告訴我如何購買地鐵票嗎?

  • Of course.

    當然。

  • Go to the vending machine over there.

    去那邊的自動售貨機

  • I'm a newcomer here. Can you show me how to use it?

    我是新來的。你能教我如何使用它嗎?

  • Sure, no problem.

    當然,沒問題。

  • First, choose your destination and find the price on the map.

    首先,選擇目的地並在地圖上找到價格。

  • I found it! This is my destination.

    我找到了這就是我的目的地

  • Roppongi station? I go in the same direction.

    六本木站?我也是這個方向。

  • Now choose English and hit the ticket button and choose the ticket price.

    現在選擇英語,點擊購票按鈕並選擇票價。

  • Now insert the coins into the slot.

    現在,將硬幣插入插槽。

  • Take your ticket and go to the ticket gate.

    持票前往檢票口。

  • Tap your ticket and walk on through.

    輕點您的門票,步行通過。

  • Thanks a lot for your help. I appreciate it.

    非常感謝你的幫助。不勝感激。

  • You're welcome.

    不客氣。

  • Now we can go on the train.

    現在我們可以上火車了

  • Are you from Tokyo?

    你來自東京嗎?

  • I was born and raised in Osaka, but I live in Tokyo now.

    我在大阪出生長大,現在住在東京。

  • Have you lived here long?

    你住在這裡很久了嗎?

  • About five and a half years now.

    大約五年半了。

  • Then you must know the city pretty well.

    那你一定很瞭解這座城市。

  • I know some areas like the back of my hand.

    我對某些地區瞭如指掌。

  • When I first came to Tokyo, I actually worked in Roppongi for two years.

    剛來東京時,我在六本木工作了兩年。

  • During that time, I got to know that neighborhood really well.

    在那段時間裡,我非常瞭解那個社區。

  • I can definitely give you some spots to check out.

    我肯定能給你推薦一些景點。

  • There are a lot of cool things to do in Roppongi.

    六本木有很多好玩的地方。

  • That would be great!

    那就太好了!

  • Do you go back to Osaka often?

    您經常回大阪嗎?

  • Yeah, a few times a year.

    是的,一年幾次。

  • I have some family and a lot of friends there.

    我在那裡有一些家人和很多朋友。

  • Do you have any siblings?

    你有兄弟姐妹嗎?

  • Yes, I have a sister who is two years younger than me.

    是的,我有一個比我小兩歲的妹妹。

  • How about you?

    你呢?

  • I'm an only child.

    我是獨生子女。

  • Where are you from?

    你從哪裡來?

  • I'm from Chicago, Illinois and live in New Orleans, Louisiana.

    我來自伊利諾伊州芝加哥市,現居住在路易斯安那州新奧爾良市。

  • By the way, my name is Owen.

    對了,我叫歐文。

  • Nice to meet you, Owen.

    很高興見到你,歐文

  • My name is Kay.

    我叫凱。

  • Nice to meet you too, Kay.

    我也很高興見到你,凱。

  • That's a nice name.

    這名字不錯

  • How do you spell it?

    怎麼拼?

  • K-E-I

    K-E-I

  • So, what brings you here?

    那麼,是什麼風把你吹來了?

  • Are you on vacation?

    你在度假嗎?

  • No, I'm going to teach English at an international high school for a year.

    不,我要去一所國際高中教一年英語。

  • That sounds amazing.

    這聽起來太棒了。

  • Welcome to Tokyo.

    歡迎來到東京

  • You'll love it here.

    你會喜歡這裡的。

  • Thanks, I'm sure I will.

    謝謝,我肯定會的。

  • How long have you been teaching?

    您從教多久了?

  • I've been teaching for two years.

    我已經教了兩年書了。

  • What made you choose Japan to teach English?

    您為什麼選擇在日本教英語?

  • To begin with, Japan is considered one of the safest countries in the world.

    首先,日本被認為是世界上最安全的國家之一。

  • People are very polite and helpful to others.

    人們非常有禮貌,樂於助人。

  • And I heard you have fantastic food.

    我還聽說你們有很棒的食物。

  • That's true.

    沒錯。

  • These are some of the reasons that made me come here.

    這些就是我來到這裡的部分原因。

  • I can't wait to get acquainted with the Japanese culture and way of life.

    我迫不及待地想要了解日本的文化和生活方式。

  • Exposing yourself to a different culture can be quite intimidating, but nonetheless, very rewarding.

    接觸不同的文化可能會讓你感到害怕,但也會讓你收穫頗豐。

  • I couldn't agree more. Can you speak Japanese?

    我完全同意。你會說日語嗎?

  • Oh, just a little. I'm still learning.

    哦,只是一點點。我還在學。

  • Do you live in Roppongi?

    你住在六本木嗎?

  • No, I'm just visiting some friends who live there.

    不,我只是去拜訪一些住在那裡的朋友。

  • Which part of Tokyo do you live in then?

    那你住在東京的哪個區?

  • I live in Akasaka, which is located north of Roppongi.

    我住在六本木北面的赤坂。

  • I live in an apartment I share with a friend.

    我和朋友合住在一套公寓裡。

  • It's a small apartment, but it's nice.

    公寓很小,但很不錯。

  • And I have a beautiful view on the 6th floor.

    我在 6 樓還能欣賞到美麗的風景。

  • Do you like living there?

    你喜歡住在那裡嗎?

  • I enjoy it because everything I need is right outside my door.

    我喜歡這裡,因為我需要的一切都在家門口。

  • Shops, bus station, restaurants, gym.

    商店、汽車站、餐館、健身房。

  • Yeah, sounds convenient.

    是啊,聽起來很方便。

  • It is. You can't beat the location.

    就是這樣。地理位置無可挑剔。

  • What's something you don't like about your apartment?

    您不喜歡您的公寓哪一點?

  • I don't like that it's noisy all the time.

    我不喜歡它總是很吵。

  • Because I'm near the street and there are a lot of restaurants and bars in the area.

    因為我住在街道附近,附近有很多餐館和酒吧。

  • So I always hear some kind of noise.

    所以我總能聽到一些噪音。

  • I've heard Japanese people don't like foreigners very much.

    我聽說日本人不太喜歡外國人。

  • You seem very friendly though.

    不過你看起來很友好。

  • Well, I'm used to interacting with foreigners because I'm a hotel receptionist.

    因為我是酒店接待員,所以我習慣於與外國人打交道。

  • Oh, that's why you can speak English so well.

    哦,這就是你英語說得這麼好的原因。

  • Yes, English mastery is a must for a hotel receptionist.

    是的,精通英語是酒店接待員的必修課。

  • What do you like most about your job?

    您最喜歡自己工作的哪一點?

  • I like that I get to meet people from all over the world.

    我喜歡結識來自世界各地的朋友。

  • Some of them are really interesting.

    其中有些非常有趣。

  • And what do you like the least about it?

    你最不喜歡什麼?

  • I don't like that sometimes there are too many complaints or demands at the reception desk.

    我不喜歡前臺有時有太多的抱怨或要求。

  • I can imagine how hard that must be.

    我能想象這有多難。

  • How do you get to work?

    你怎麼上班?

  • I usually take the bus to work.

    我通常坐公車上班。

  • How long does it take?

    需要多長時間?

  • About 35 minutes.

    大約 35 分鐘。

  • Do you have a driver's license?

    您有駕照嗎?

  • I do, but I don't have a car.

    我有,但我沒車。

  • Driving can become very stressful in Tokyo and it takes too much time going to places.

    在東京,開車會讓人感到非常緊張,去一個地方要花費太多時間。

  • For the most part, you probably won't need a car in Tokyo.

    在東京,大部分情況下您可能不需要汽車。

  • The trains and buses will get you wherever you want to go, quickly, safely and affordably.

    火車和公共汽車可以讓您快速、安全、經濟地到達任何您想去的地方。

  • Where will you be staying?

    您將住在哪裡?

  • I'll be staying in an apartment provided to me by the school.

    我將住在學校提供的公寓裡。

  • I was told it's about 10 minutes walk from the station.

    有人告訴我,從火車站步行過去大約需要 10 分鐘。

  • Here's my number.

    這是我的電話號碼

  • If you need any help or recommendations, just text me.

    如果您需要任何幫助或建議,請給我發簡訊。

  • Okay, thanks.

    好的,謝謝。

  • Actually, I'm looking for somewhere for dinner tonight.

    事實上,我正在找今晚吃飯的地方。

  • Do you know any good place with really great food?

    您知道有什麼美食好去處嗎?

  • Yes, I know lots of great places to eat.

    是的,我知道很多好吃的地方。

  • If you like, I can give you a tour of the city a little later.

    如果你願意,我可以稍後帶你遊覽這座城市。

  • I'm free today.

    我今天有空

  • That would be wonderful! Thanks!

    那真是太好了!謝謝!

  • Thanks for the tour! It was so great!

    感謝您的參觀!太棒了

  • There are so many tourist attractions in this neighborhood.

    這附近有很多旅遊景點。

  • That's right. Roppongi is a very popular area in Tokyo.

    沒錯。六本木是東京一個非常受歡迎的地區。

  • There are so many shops, restaurants, museums and movie theaters.

    這裡有許多商店、餐館、博物館和電影院。

  • You can never get bored here.

    在這裡,你永遠不會感到無聊。

  • What do you like to do in your free time?

    空閒時間喜歡做什麼?

  • I like going to karaoke bars sometimes and have fun with friends.

    我有時喜歡去卡拉 OK 吧,和朋友們一起玩。

  • Going shopping or strolling through gardens and parks and having a picnic there with my friends.

    購物或漫步花園和公園,與朋友一起野餐。

  • Especially in spring, the park looks beautiful when the cherry blossoms start to bloom.

    特別是在春天,公園裡的櫻花開始綻放,顯得格外美麗。

  • I also like eating out at restaurants and trying new dishes.

    我還喜歡去餐館吃飯,嘗試新菜餚。

  • That makes two of us!

    這樣我們就有兩個人了!

  • This is one of my favorite restaurants.

    這是我最喜歡的餐廳之一。

  • They have delicious food and very reasonable prices.

    他們的食物美味可口,價格也非常合理。

  • Sounds good! I'd like to try it out!

    聽起來不錯!我想試試!

  • What is your favorite Japanese dish?

    您最喜歡的日本料理是什麼?

  • It's okonomiyaki, which is sometimes called Japanese pancake or Japanese pizza.

    這就是大阪燒,有時也被稱為日本煎餅或日本比薩。

  • It's made with flour, eggs, cabbage, pork, seafood and topped with a variety of condiments.

    它由麵粉、雞蛋、捲心菜、豬肉、海鮮製成,澆上各種佐料。

  • You should definitely try it. It's crumptious!

    你一定要試試。它非常美味!

  • I most certainly will!

    我一定會的!

  • Do you like to cook or prefer to eat out?

    您喜歡做飯還是喜歡外出就餐?

  • Both, I guess. I only like to cook practical stuff that doesn't take a lot of time.

    兩者都有吧。我只喜歡做不需要花很多時間的實用菜。

  • Can you cook?

    你會做飯嗎?

  • Yes, I can. But I can't guarantee it'll taste good.

    是的,我可以。但我不能保證一定好吃。

  • Do you ever eat from street vendors?

    您吃過路邊攤嗎?

  • Yes, I do. Their food is cheap and really delicious.

    是的,我知道。他們的食物既便宜又美味。

  • Is it safe?

    安全嗎?

  • It's usually pretty safe, so there's no need to worry about that.

    通常都很安全,所以不必擔心。

  • Do you speak any other languages besides English and Japanese?

    除了英語和日語,您還會說其他語言嗎?

  • No, I don't. Do you?

    不,我沒有。你有嗎?

  • I can also speak Spanish.

    我還會說西班牙語。

  • That's cool! Have you traveled much outside the US?

    太酷了你經常出國旅行嗎?

  • No, this is my first time traveling abroad.

    不,這是我第一次出國旅行。

  • I've traveled much within the United States.

    我在美國境內旅行過很多次。

  • Ever since I was a child, I'd get in the car and travel with my parents.

    從孩提時代起,我就坐上汽車,和父母一起旅行。

  • I've visited a lot of states.

    我去過很多州。

  • I've been to China and Philippines so far, but I'd like to visit France one day.

    目前我去過中國和菲律賓,但我希望有一天能去法國。

  • Oh, me too! France is a beautiful country with a lot of interesting things to see and do.

    哦,我也是!法國是一個美麗的國家,有很多有趣的景點和活動。

  • We seem to have a lot of things in common.

    我們似乎有很多共同點。

  • Yes, we do, although we belong to different cultures.

    是的,我們是,儘管我們屬於不同的文化。

  • An American novelist, Tom Robbins, once said that our similarities bring us to a common ground.

    美國小說家湯姆-羅賓斯(Tom Robbins)曾經說過,我們的相似之處讓我們找到了共同點。

  • Our differences allow us to be fascinated by each other.

    我們的差異讓我們彼此著迷。

  • Thanks for watching, and be sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel for more videos like this!

    感謝觀看,請務必訂閱我們的 YouTube 頻道,以獲取更多類似視頻!

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