Senem: Hey, Shawn, I heard that you are really good at making key lime pie.

塞内姆：嗨，肖恩，我听说你非常擅长做莱姆派。

Mike: OK, so for those of us listening who are not familiar with dating in the US, practices are different, Mark, how would you go about getting a date with somebody in the US?

迈克：为了那些不熟悉美国约会情况的听众，约会方法会不同，马克，在美国你会怎么和他人约会呢？

Katia: Hey, Enam, I’ve heard that in Bangladesh there are still arranged marriages. Is that true?

卡蒂亚：嗨，伊纳姆，我听说现在孟加拉国还有包办婚姻。是真的吗？

Enam: Oh, Katia, you’re from Mexico right?

伊纳姆：哦，卡蒂亚，你来自墨西哥，对吧？

Todd: Now, Carla you have your own website.

托德：卡拉，你拥有自己的网站。

Joel: So, I know a lot of things are cheaper in Thailand, but like electronics, are they cheaper in Thailand or cheaper in Japan?

乔尔：我知道泰国的许多产品都非常便宜，那电子产品呢？是日本的便宜还是泰国的便宜？

Todd: So, Melissa, this week we’re talking about buying things. Now, in terms of shopping, are you one those people that are like a shop-a-holic? You buy things you don’t need?

托德：梅莉莎，这周我们来聊聊买东西。在购物方面，你算是购物狂吗？你会买那些你不需要的东西吗？

Cheryl: So, who are some of the people who are fighting to protect these trees besides you as an environmental scientist?

谢丽尔：除了你这样的环境科学家之外，还有什么人会为保护树木而努力？

Todd: OK, now Keren, Hello.

托德：凯伦，你好。

Ginger: So, what about you? You’re still in the same place right?

金格：你呢？你还住在原来那个地方吗？