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− | A:Hey! How was your first day of class? I’m in level two and I’m loving my class this semester! It’s great being in a class of | + | A:Hey! How was your first day of class? I’m in level two and I’m loving my class this semester! It’s great being in a class of international students! |
− | + | B:Mine was ok, except that no one in my class speaks English. I guess it will force me to converse in Chinese more in class so at least I should improve a lot this semester. | |
− | + | A:That’s both fortunate and unfortunate. It’s the United Nations in my class! We have people from all over the world! There are three Germans, a Pole, a Scottish, two French, an American, a Brazilian, a Chilean, a New Zealander, though he prefers to call himself a Kiwi. | |
− | + | Who else do we have? Oh, we also have a Moroccan, a Togolese, a Pakistani, and two Indonesians! | |
− | semester 学期 /sɪˈmestər/ | + | B:That’s quite the array of nationalities. Everyone in my class is from Asia, except me. There are a few South Koreans, several Japanese, Malaysian, Thai, Singaporean, Filipino, Kazakhstani, and one Russian. |
+ | A:Well, I think you’re pretty lucky actually. You’ll have the opportunity to learn so much about Asian culture. | ||
+ | B:I guess so, but I think it’s going to be hard to relate to my classmates, especially with the language barrier. I think I might change classes. | ||
+ | A:Don’t! Stay the course! Your spoken Chinese will be eternally grateful. I bet you it will even surpass mine with all that practice. | ||
+ | B:I highly doubt it. Your girlfriend is Chinese. | ||
+ | A:Well, there is that, yes. | ||
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+ | semester 学期 /sɪˈmestər/ | ||
+ | converse 交谈 ; 谈话 ;ˈkɑːnvɜːrs/ | ||
+ | barrier 障碍 /ˈbæriər/ | ||
+ | surpass 超过 ; 超越 ; 优于 ; 胜过 sərˈpæs/ | ||
+ | eternally 永恒地;不朽地 ɪˈtɜrnəli/ | ||
+ | Stay the course 坚持到底 | ||
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+ | So is this for a woman and a man or is this just one gender? | ||
+ | set of 集合 ; 的 ; 释……的集合 | ||
+ | I've said Malaysian food generally | ||
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+ | ethnic group 民族 ; 民族团体,少数民族团体 ˈeθnɪk ɡruːp | ||
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2024年12月4日 (三) 06:03的最新版本
A:Hey! How was your first day of class? I’m in level two and I’m loving my class this semester! It’s great being in a class of international students! B:Mine was ok, except that no one in my class speaks English. I guess it will force me to converse in Chinese more in class so at least I should improve a lot this semester. A:That’s both fortunate and unfortunate. It’s the United Nations in my class! We have people from all over the world! There are three Germans, a Pole, a Scottish, two French, an American, a Brazilian, a Chilean, a New Zealander, though he prefers to call himself a Kiwi. Who else do we have? Oh, we also have a Moroccan, a Togolese, a Pakistani, and two Indonesians! B:That’s quite the array of nationalities. Everyone in my class is from Asia, except me. There are a few South Koreans, several Japanese, Malaysian, Thai, Singaporean, Filipino, Kazakhstani, and one Russian. A:Well, I think you’re pretty lucky actually. You’ll have the opportunity to learn so much about Asian culture. B:I guess so, but I think it’s going to be hard to relate to my classmates, especially with the language barrier. I think I might change classes. A:Don’t! Stay the course! Your spoken Chinese will be eternally grateful. I bet you it will even surpass mine with all that practice. B:I highly doubt it. Your girlfriend is Chinese. A:Well, there is that, yes. semester 学期 /sɪˈmestər/ converse 交谈 ; 谈话 ;ˈkɑːnvɜːrs/ barrier 障碍 /ˈbæriər/ surpass 超过 ; 超越 ; 优于 ; 胜过 sərˈpæs/ eternally 永恒地;不朽地 ɪˈtɜrnəli/ Stay the course 坚持到底 So is this for a woman and a man or is this just one gender? set of 集合 ; 的 ; 释……的集合 I've said Malaysian food generally ethnic group 民族 ; 民族团体,少数民族团体 ˈeθnɪk ɡruːp