對話 Dialogue
小實：馬克，你在做什麼？
Xiaoshi: Mǎkè, nǐ zài zuò shénme?
馬克：我在上網啊！我想找好玩的地方。
Make: Wǒ zài shàngwǎng a! Wǒ xiǎng zhǎo hǎowán de dìfāng.
小實：在學校附近嗎？
Xiaoshi: Zài xuéxiào fùjìn ma?
馬克：對啊，聽說美麗華有個很大的摩天輪，你去過嗎？
Make: Duì a, tīng shuō Měilìhuá yǒu ge hěn dà de mótiānlún, nǐ qùguò ma?
小實：我去過，美麗華不只有摩天輪，還有電影院、餐廳和商店。
Xiaoshi: Wǒ qùguò, Měilìhuá bù zhǐ yǒu mótiānlún, háiyǒu diànyǐngyuàn, cāntīng hàn shāngdiàn.
馬克：聽起來很不錯！你看，有網友說故宮博物院也很漂亮。
Make: Tīng qǐlái hěn búcuò! Nǐ kàn, yǒu wǎngyǒu shuō Gùgōng bówùyuàn yě hěn piàoliàng.
小實：故宮也在學校附近，要是你喜歡歷史，可以去參觀。
Xiaoshi: Gùgōng yě zài xuéxiào fùjìn, yàoshì nǐ xǐhuān lìshǐ, kěyǐ qù cānguān.
馬克：好，我上午去故宮參觀，下午去美麗華坐摩天輪。
Make: Hǎo, wǒ shàngwǔ qù Gùgōng cānguān, xiàwǔ qù Měilìhuá zuò mótiānlún.
翻譯Translation
Xiaoshi: Mark, what are you doing?
Mark: I’m surfing the internet! I’m looking for a fun place.
Xiaoshi: Is it near the campus?
Mark: Yes, It is said that Miramar has a huge Ferris wheel. Have you ever been there?
Xiaoshi: Yes, I have been there. Miramar is not only with a Ferris wheel, but also has cinemas, restaurants and shops.
Mark: Sounds great! See, some netizens said that the National Palace Museum is also very beautiful.
Xiaoshi: The Museum is also near the campus. If you like history, you may visit it.
Mark: Okay, I will visit the Palace Museum before noon and ride the Ferris wheel in Miramar in the afternoon.
單字片語Vocabulary
1. 上網(shàngwǎng) go online, to surf the Internet
2. 聽說 (tīng shuō) it is said that
3. 不只 (bùzhǐ) not only
4. 摩天輪 (mótiānlún) Ferris wheel
5. 網友 (wǎngyǒu) netizen
6. 歷史 (lìshǐ) history
7. 參觀 (cānguān) to visit
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