對話 Dialogue
馬克：咳咳咳……。
Make: Ké ké ké. . .
小實：馬克，你看起來不太舒服，你還好嗎？
Xiaoshi: Mǎkè, nǐ kànqǐlái bú tài shūfú, nǐ hái hǎo ma?
馬克：沒事沒事，我還好，可能感冒了。
Make: Méishì méishì, wǒ hái hǎo, kěnéng gǎnmào le.
小實：你有什麼症狀嗎？有沒有發燒呢？
Xiaoshi: Nǐ yǒu shén me zhèngzhuàng ma? Yǒu méiyǒu fāshāo ne?
馬克：大概就是流鼻涕、有一點咳嗽，但是沒有發燒。
Make: Dàgài jiùshì liúbítì, yǒuyìdiǎn késòu, dànshì méiyǒu fāshāo.
小實：這樣啊，那你要去看醫生嗎？
Xiaoshi: Zhèyàng a, nà nǐ yào qù kàn yīshēng ma?
馬克：應該不用，我覺得多喝水、休息一下就好了。
Make: Yīnggāi búyòng, wǒ juéde duō hēshuǐ, xiūxí yíxià jiù hǎole.
小實：最近的氣溫不太穩定，你要多注意身體喔！
Xiaoshi: Zuìjìn de qìwēn bú tài wěndìng, nǐ yào duō zhùyì shēntǐ ō!
馬克：好的，謝謝你的關心！
Make: Hǎo de, xièxiè nǐ de guānxīn!
翻譯 Translation
Mark: [Coughing. . .]
Xiaoshi: Mark, you don’t look well. Are you okay?
Mark: It’s OK, I’m fine, I think I might have a cold.
Xiaoshi: Do you have any symptoms? Do you have a fever?
Mark: Probably a runny nose and a little cough, but no fever.
Xiaoshi: I see. Do you want to see a doctor?
Mark: Probably not, I think drinking plenty of water and getting some rest will be fine.
Xiaoshi: The temperature is not very stable recently, you should look after yourself!
Mark: OK, thank you for your concern!
單字片語 Vocabulary
1. 咳嗽 (késòu) cough
2. 看起來 (kànqǐlái) looks like
3. 症狀 (zhèngzhuàng) symptom
4. 發燒 (fāshāo) fever
5. 流鼻涕 (liúbítì) runny nose
6. 氣溫 (qìwēn) (air) temperature
7. 穩定 (wěndìng) stable
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