Daniel: Hey how are you?

丹尼尔：嗨，你怎么样？

Matt: Taking one step back to the newspapers, my impression was that newspapers got all their money from the advertisements, and that people buying newspapers basically paid for the paper, like the actual printing and maybe the delivery. That the actual cost, that any money they make was through advertisements so I don’t see how that’s any different than if they just had it online where they would get rid of all those costs of delivery and the paper and the printing and then just still have the same advertisement so I don’t understand why they can’t make that transition more smoothly.

马特：我们继续来聊报纸，我印象中报纸业的收入来自广告以及人们购买报纸的费用，而像印刷和投递是报纸业要支出的费用，报纸业的收入来源于广告，我认为这和电子版报纸没有什么区别，电子版可以摆脱投递费用、纸张费用以及印刷费用，而且在线新闻也有广告，所以我不明白为什么报业没有更顺利地过渡至电子版。

Matt: Hey, Rachel, so do you read the newspaper these days?

马特：嗨，蕾切尔，你最近看报纸了吗？

Kara: So, coming from such a large family, again, what do you imagine for yourself as far as family size and your ideal lifestyle?

卡拉：你来自一个非常大的家庭，那你所想象的自己的家庭规模和理想生活是什么样的？

Todd: So, Mark, I see you have beautiful pictures of your child up here. I didn’t know you had a baby!

托德：马克，我看到了你孩子的漂亮照片。我都不知道你已经有孩子了！

Todd: So, Greg, you have a new book out, and you’re book has lots of controversial topics, and one of the topics is organ donation. So first can you explain what organ donation is?

托德：格雷格，你出了本新书，这本书涉及了很多争议话题，其中一个就是器官捐赠。首先，请你解释一下什么是器官捐赠？

Todd: So, Ruthie, what did you do today?

托德：鲁斯，你今天做什么了？

Todd: So, Monica, you are actually a trained physical education teacher.

托德：莫妮卡，你是一名体育老师。

Shaun: Hi, you’re senum, am I right?

肖恩：嗨，你是塞纳姆对吧？

Todd: Ruth, what is something you are afraid of? Like snakes, spiders, rats?

托德：鲁斯，你有害怕的东西吗？比如蛇，蜘蛛或是老鼠？