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1. @(g)r(ji)(du)ͦm
The price is very suitable for me.
The price is right.
suitable(m)Ҋ÷ԷʽF(xin)ڸʾ֪ͨ磺й(ji)Ŀ?j)ͯThe following programme is not suitable for children. @Múf(hu)m
2. ʲô?
What’s your job?
What’s your occupation?
what’s your job? @NfyҲë?ǵ?yn)ՄԒ?du)ʧI(y)ֱӵĆ(hu)(du)ʧӣҪĿǰϰ?Are you working at the moment? ņĿǰă?Where are you working these days? Ă(g)ИI(y)?What line of work are you in? صfOccupation. 혎fһش@}r(sh)fþwһc(din)Ҫֻf(jng)ؕ
3. ӢZ(y)ôf?
How to say?
How do you say this in English?
NoteHow to sayЇ(gu)鷺Eɞ(zi)Ї(gu)ʽӢZ(y)֮һ@QǵصӢZ(y)fͬӵľУՈ(qng)@(g)~ƴ?How do you spell that please? Ո(qng)@(g)~ôx?How do you pronounce this word?
4. Ҫ
I have something to do tomorrow?
Sorry but I am tied up all day tomorrow.
I have something to doʾæ@ҲȫЇ(gu)ʽf?yn)ÿr(sh)ÿ҂Ҫ˯XҲfҺæÓ_I’m tied up. ߀fI can’t make it at that time. I’d love to, but I can’t, I have to stay at home.
5. қ]Ӣ
I haven’t English name.
I don’t have an English name.
SvӢZ(y)@ӵe(cu)`Z(y)ǶȁZ(y)Ƿȱ?yn)have@nj(sh)x(dng)~ڬF(xin)ɕr(sh)ǂ(g)]x(dng)~ԣ@Ԓɿ϶׃ɷҪ(dng)~
6. Ҳ
I think I can’t.
I don’t think I can.
@һM@Ȼǂ(g)(x)T}Z(y)ϷQǰ@ǝhZ(y)f“Ҳ(hu)”ĕr(sh)ӢZ(y)濂f“ҲJ(rn)ҕ(hu)”
7. ҵҲò
I don’t dance well too.
I am not a very good dancer either.
(dng)҂fL(zhng)ʲôĕr(sh)ӢZ(y)ͨnot good at somethingӢZ(y)˼SֱxSҲһ(g)õ
8. ҵӢZ(y)⡣
My English is poor.
I am not 100% fluent, but at least I am improving.
_ЦfȫЇ(gu)L(zhng)һӢǣMy English is poor(sh)Ԓfҏā]һ(g)(gu)ˌ(du)fMy Chinese is poor. o(w)ՓĝhZ(y)Ǻlj(hu)f I am still having a few problem, but I getting better
(dng)V(gu)ӢZ(y)poorso what(ô)Ҫeˮ(dng)(chng)ʩo҂һЩӢZ(y)߀fҵӢZ(y)ãۂՄ˰
һ(g)ıһ߅ͣČW(xu)ӢZ(y)һ߅ͣfԼӢZ(y)poor,@Ђ(g)һ߅o܇̥⣬һ߅܇̥Ś⡣
9. ԸⅢ҂(hu)?
Would you like to join our party on Friday?
Would you like to come to our party on Friday night?
joinָӾ㘷߅f(xi)(hu)磺join a health club; join the Communist Party. (sh)cpartyĄ(dng)~come gogo a wild partycome to a Christmas Party.
10. қ]н(jng)(yn)
I have no experience.
I don’t know much about that