對話 Dialogue
小實:馬克,我們下個週末要去露營,你想去嗎?
Xiǎoshí: Mǎkè, wǒmen xià ge zhōumò yào qù lùyíng, nǐ xiǎng qù ma?
馬克:好啊!我喜歡露營。你們要去哪裡露營?
Mǎkè: Hǎo a! Wǒ xǐhuān lùyíng. Nǐmen yào qù nǎlǐ lùyíng?
小實:我們要去苗栗,那裡有很棒的露營區。
Xiǎoshí: Wǒmen yào qù Miáolì, nàlǐ yǒu hěn bàng de lùyíng qū.
馬克:不過,我在臺灣沒有什麼露營的裝備。
Mǎkè: Búguò, wǒ zài Táiwān méiyǒu shénme lùyíng de zhuāngbèi.
小實:你可以先買帳篷和睡袋。
Xiǎoshí: Nǐ kěyǐ xiān mǎi zhàngpéng hàn shuìdài.
馬克:桌子、椅子、瓦斯爐,這些你們都有嗎?
Mǎkè: Zhuōzi, yǐzi, wǎsī lú, zhèxiē nǐmen dōu yǒu ma?
小實:是啊!大文常常去露營,所以裝備很齊全。
Xiǎoshí: Shì a! Dàwén chángcháng qù lùyíng, suǒyǐ zhuāngbèi hěn qíquán.
馬克:太好了!我先準備自己的床墊和防蚊用品。
Mǎkè: Tài hǎo le! Wǒ xiān zhǔnbèi zìjǐ de chuángdiàn hàn fángwén yòngpǐn.
翻譯 Translation
Xiaoshi: Mark, we are going camping next weekend. Do you want to join?
Mark: Sure! I like camping. Where are you planning to camp?
Xiaoshi: We are going to Miaoli, known for its great camping sites.
Mark: However, I don’t have any camping equipment in Taiwan.
Xiaoshi: No worries, you can buy a tent and a sleeping bag first.
Mark: Do you have a table, chairs and gas stove?
Xiaoshi: Yes! Dawen goes camping frequently, so he is well equipped.
Mark: Great! I will prepare my own mattress and anti-mosquito supplies first.
單字片語 Vocabulary
1. 露營 (lùyíng) camping
2. 露營區 (lùyíng qū) camping area/site
3. 裝備 (zhuāngbèi) equipment
4. 帳篷 (zhàngpéng) tent
5. 睡袋 (shuìdài) sleeping bag
6. 瓦斯爐 (wǎsī lú) gas stove
7. 齊全 (qíquán) complete; all in readiness
8. 床墊 (chuángdiàn) mattress
9. 防蚊用品 (fángwén yòngpǐn) anti-mosquito supplies
教材音檔 Audio Files
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