Todd: Hey, Keiko, you lived in The States for five years, right?

托德：嘿，惠子，你在美国生活了五年，对吗？

Todd: Now, Shona, you said that you jog.

托德：夏娜，你说过你有慢跑的习惯。

Tom: Hey, Joel, you got your hair cut.

汤姆：嗨，乔尔，你剪头发了。

Todd: So, Aiman, you are from Syria, but you’ve actually lived all over the Middle East. What’s interesting is that you’ve lived in a very old city, Damascus, and a very new city, Dubai, and they’re actually not that far from each other. What’s the difference between living in a very old city and a very new city?

托德：艾曼，你来自叙利亚，不过你在中东各地都生活过。你在古老的城市大马士革和新城迪拜都生活过，而且这两座城市相隔不远。生活在旧城和生活在新城有什么不同？

Todd: So, Akane, I was talking with my friend and he’s just recently married and he was wondering should he rent a home or own a home. That’s a tough call. What do you think?

托德：茜，我之前和我朋友聊天，他刚刚结婚，他在考虑是应该租房子住还是买个房子。这真是个棘手的问题。你怎么看？

Joel: So, Mitchell, I only surfed for about a year and I never got very good at it. I wonder if you could explain how a beginner goes about learning how to surf.

乔尔：米切尔，我刚接触冲浪一年的时间，我一直玩不好。我在想你是否能解释一下初学者要如何学习冲浪。

Todd: Hello, Tini.

托德：你好，蒂尼。

George: Hey, hey, hey!

乔治：嘿，嘿，嘿！

Todd: So, we’re here… first of all, how about everybody introduce themselves.

托德：我们……每个人先做下自我介绍吧。

Yuri: Show, Shirley, we were talking about childhood memories. And you’re from Scotland. Is there anything from your childhood that you can tell us?

尤里：雪莉，我们来谈谈童年回忆。你来自苏格兰。你有没有什么童年故事可以和我们分享？