輕鬆華語GO: EASY CHINESE GO
國慶連假去哪裡? Where are you going for the National Day long weekend?
對話 Dialogue
華華:這個星期五就是國慶連假了,你有什麼計畫嗎?
Huáhua: Zhège xīngqíwǔ jiù shì Guóqìng liánjià le, nǐ yǒu shénme jìhuà ma?
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清清:我跟家人打算先去花蓮玩,再去台東看國慶煙火。
Qīngqīng: Wǒ gēn jiārén dǎsuàn xiān qù Huālián wán, zài qù Táidōng kàn Guóqìng yānhuǒ.
華華:到時候人和車一定都很多吧?你們打算怎麼去?
Huáhua: Dào shíhou rén hàn chē yídìng dōu hěn duō ba? Nǐmen dǎsuàn zěnme qù?
清清:我們打算一大早開車出門,從新竹開到花蓮,再一路玩到台東。
Qīngqīng: Wǒmen dǎsuàn yí dà zǎo kāichē chūmén, cóng Xīnzhú kāi dào Huālián, zài yílù wán dào Táidōng.
華華:希望不要遇到塞車,祝你們一路順利!
Huáhua: Xīwàng búyào yùdào sāichē, zhù nǐmen yílù shùnlì!
清清:我們已經做好心理準備了。你呢?你有什麼打算?
Qīngqīng: Wǒmen yǐjīng zuò hǎo xīnlǐ zhǔnbèi le. Nǐ ne? Nǐ yǒu shénme dǎsuàn?
華華:我請了兩天假,想趁連假出國走走。
Huáhua: Wǒ qǐng le liǎng tiān jià, xiǎng chèn liánjià chūguó zǒuzou.
清清:祝你出國玩得開心!
Qīngqīng: Zhù nǐ chūguó wán de kāixīn!
翻譯 Translation
Huahua: This Friday marks the start of the National Day holiday weekend. Do you have any plans?
Qingqing: My family and I are planning to visit Hualien first, and then go to Taitung to watch the National Day fireworks.
Huahua: There’ll probably be lots of people and traffic then, right? How are you planning to get there?
Qingqing: We’re planning to leave early in the morning, drive from Hsinchu to Hualien, and then travel all the way down to Taitung.
Huahua: I hope you don’t get stuck in traffic. Have a safe and smooth trip.
Qingqing: We’re already mentally prepared for that. How about you? What are your plans?
Huahua: I took two days off and want to take advantage of the long weekend to travel abroad.
Qingqing: Have a great trip.
生詞 Vocabulary
1. 國慶 (guóqìng) National Day
2. 連假 (liánjià) long holiday; consecutive days off
3. 出門 (chūmén) go out; leave home
4. 塞車 (sāichē) traffic jam; be stuck in traffic
5. 心理準備 (xīnlǐ zhǔnbèi) be mentally prepared
6. 請假 (qǐngjià) take time off; ask for leave
7. 趁 (chèn) take advantage of (an opportunity / time); while. . .
8. 一路順利 (yílù shùnlì) have a smooth journey; have a safe trip
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