對話 Dialogue
馬克：小實，請問在臺灣，衣服買錯了可以退貨嗎？
Make: Xiǎoshí, qǐngwèn zài Táiwān, yīfú mǎi cuò le kěyǐ tuìhuò ma?
小實：這個嘛……不是內衣、內褲吧？
Xiaoshi: Zhèige ma. . . búshì nèiyī, nèikù ba?
馬克：不是，是襯衫。我在網路上買的襯衫太小件了。
Make: Búshì, shì chènshān. Wǒ zài wǎnglù shàng mǎi de chènshān tài xiǎo jiàn le.
小實：喔！只要衣服沒有破，吊牌也還在，應該都可以退貨。
Xiaoshi: Ō! Zhǐyào yīfú méiyǒu pò, diàopái yě hái zài, yīnggāi dōu kěyǐ tuìhuò.
馬克：吊牌？啊，你是說有尺寸、材質和清洗方式的那張卡片嗎？
Make: Diàopái? A, nǐ shì shuō yǒu chǐcùn, cáizhí hàn qīngxǐ fāngshì de nèi zhāng kǎpiàn ma?
小實：對對對，就是那個！對了，你為什麼不換大一點的就好了？
Xiaoshi: Duì duì duì, jiùshì nàge! Duìle, nǐ wèishénme bú huàn dà yìdiǎn de jiù hǎo le?
馬克：這件已經是最大號的了，所以我想退貨。
Make: Zhè jiàn yǐjīng shì zuì dà hào de le, suǒyǐ wǒ xiǎng tuìhuò.
小實：你在哪個網站買的？給我收據，我來幫你退吧！
Xiaoshi: Nǐ zài nǎge wǎngzhàn mǎi de? Gěi wǒ shōujù, wǒ lái bāng nǐ tuì ba!
翻譯 Translation
Mark: Xiaoshi, in Taiwan, can I return clothes if I made a mistake with the order?
Xiaoshi: Well. . . it’s not underwear or panties, is it?
Mark: No, it’s a shirt. The shirt I bought online is too small.
Xiaoshi: Oh. As long as the clothes are not torn and the tags are still there, you should be able to return them.
Mark: Tags? Ah, you mean the card with the size, materials and cleaning instructions?
Xiaoshi: That’s right. By the way, why don’t you just change it for a larger size?
Mark: This one is already the largest size, so I want to return it and get a refund.
Xiaoshi: OK, which Web site did you buy it from? Give me the receipt and I’ll get a refund for you!
單字片語 Vocabulary
1. 內衣 (nèiyī) underwear, lingerie
2. 內褲 (nèikù) underwear, panties
3. 襯衫 (chènshān) shirt
4. 只要 (zhǐyào) if only, as long as
5. 破 (pò) broken
6. 尺寸 (chǐcùn) size
7. 材質 (cáizhí) material
8. 清洗方式 (qīngxǐ fāngshì) cleaning instructions
9. 收據 (shōujù) receipt
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