對話 Dialogue
小實：你想買什麼？
Xiaoshi: Nǐ xiǎng mǎi shénme?
馬克：我想買衣服。
Make: Wǒ xiǎng mǎi yīfú .
小實：你喜歡黑色嗎？
Xiaoshi: Nǐ xǐhuān hēisè ma?
馬克：對啊，我喜歡黑色和紅色。
Make: Duì ā, wǒ xǐhuān hēisè hàn hóngsè.
小實：那……這一件黑色的衣服怎麼樣？
Xiaoshi: Nà. . . zhè yí jiàn hēisè de yīfú zěnmeyàng?
馬克：我想一想。這一件衣服多少錢?
Make: Wǒ xiǎngyìxiǎng. Zhè yí jiàn yīfú duōshǎoqián?
小實：一百塊錢。
Xiaoshi: Yìbǎi kuài qián.
馬克：好，我買這一件。
Make: Hǎo, wǒ mǎi zhè yí jiàn.
翻譯 Translation
Xiaoshi: What do you want to buy?
Mark: I want to buy clothes.
Xiaoshi: Do you like black?
Mark: Yes, I like black and red.
Xiaoshi: Then... how about these black clothes?
Mark: Let me think about it. How much are these clothes?
Xiaoshi: One hundred dollars.
Mark: Okay, I’ll buy this one.
單字片語 Vocabulary
1. 買 (mǎi) to buy
2. 件 (jiàn) measure word for clothes
3. 衣服 (yīfú) clothes
4. 黑色 (hēisè) black
5. 紅色 (hóngsè) red
6. 多少錢? (duōshǎoqián?)
How much is it?
7. 百 (bǎi) hundred
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