對話 Dialogue
店員：歡迎光臨！
Diànyuán: Huānyíng guānglín!
馬克：請問，你們有沒有手機的充電線？
Make: Qǐngwèn, nǐmen yǒu méiyǒu shǒujī de chōngdiàn xiàn?
店員：有的！在第三排，最左邊的架子上。
Diànyuán: Yǒu de! Zài dì sān pái, zuì zuǒbiān de jiàzi shàng.
馬克：我看看……不好意思，我沒找到符合我手機的充電線。
Make: Wǒ kànkan… Bùhǎoyìsi, wǒ méi zhǎodào fúhé wǒ shǒujī de chōngdiàn xiàn.
店員：啊！這個型號的充電線賣完了，需要幫你訂貨嗎？
Diànyuán: A! Zhèige xínghào de chōngdiàn xiàn mài wán le, xūyào bāng nǐ dìnghuò ma?
馬克：嗯……訂貨要多久才可以拿到？
Make: En. . . Dìnghuò yào duōjiǔ cái kěyǐ nádào?
店員：訂貨的話，大概要兩天後才可以過來拿。
Diànyuán: Dìnghuò dehuà, dàgài yào liǎng tiān hòu cái kěyǐ guòlái ná.
馬克：這樣太久了，我去其他店看看吧！謝謝你。
Make: Zhèyàng tài jiǔ le, wǒ qù qítā diàn kànkan ba! Xièxiè nǐ.
翻譯 Translation
Clerk: Welcome!
Mark: Excuse me, do you have charging cables for mobile phones?
Clerk: Yes, in the third row, on the far left shelf.
Mark: I’ll take a look... Sorry, I can’t find the charging cable that fits my phone.
Clerk: Ah! This type of charging cable is sold out, do you need me to place an order for you?
Mark: Hmm... How long will it take to get the order?
Clerk: If you place an order now, it will take about two days. Then you can come to get it.
Mark: That’s too long. I’ll check in other stores. Thank you.
單字片語 Vocabulary
1. 歡迎光臨 (huānyíng guānglín) welcome
2. 充電線 (chōngdiàn xiàn) charging cable
3. 架子 (jiàzi) shelf; rack
4. 符合 (fúhé) to fit, to conform to
5. 型號 (xínghào) model (product)
6. 訂貨 (dìnghuò) to place an order
教材音檔 Audio Files
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By Shih Chien University Chinese Language Center: https://chineseusc.com/
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