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Miss Wang, I haven't seen you for a long time.
Wáng xiǎojie, hǎo jiǔ bú jiàn! Nǐ hǎo!
Hello, Mr Li. Long time no see.
Nǐ hǎo! Hǎo jiǔ bú jiàn, Lǐ xiānsheng.
Have you been busy lately?
Nǐ zuìjìn máng ma?
Quite busy, and you?
Wǒ hěn máng. Nǐ ne?
I've also been busy.
Wǒ yě hěn máng.
Is this your wife?
Tā shì nǐ de tàitai ma?
Yes, this is my wife, Yanfang.
Shì. Tā shì wǒ tàitai, Yànfāng.
Yanfang, this is Miss Wang, my classmate.
Yànfāng, tā shì Wáng xiǎojie, wǒ de tóngxué.
How are you, Mrs. Li?
Lǐ tàitai, nǐ hǎo ma?
I'm fine, thank you, Miss Wang, and you?
Wǒ hěn hǎo, xièxie, Wáng xiǎojie, nǐ ne?
I'm fine too, thanks.
Wǒ yě hǎo. Xièxie.
Good, good!
Hǎo, hǎo.
Well, we'll be on our way.
Wǒmen zǒu le. Zàijiàn!
Good-bye.
Zàijiàn, zàijiàn
Hello. May I ask your surname?
Nín hǎo. Qǐng wèn, nín xìng shénme?
My surname is Gao.
Wǒ xìng Gāo.
My first name is Zhuang. And you?
Wǒ jiào Zhuāng, nín ne?
My surname is Zhang, my first name is Jingze.
Wǒ xìng Zhāng, jiào Jīngzé.
Mr. Zhang, what kind of work do you do?
Zhāng xiānsheng, nín zuò shénme gōngzuò?
I'm in business.
Wǒ zuò shēngyi.
At which company do you do business?
O. Nín zài shénme gōngsī gōngzuò?
At the American Trading Company.
Zài Měiguó Màoyì Gōngsī,
Are you in business also?
Nín yě zoù shēngyi ma?
No, no, I'm not in business. I teach.
Bù. Wǒ bù zuò shēngyi. Wǒ jiāoshū.
What do you teach?
Nín jiāo shénme?
I teach foreigners Chinese at the Language Institute.
Wŏ zài Yǔyán Xuéyuàn jiāo wàiguórén Hànyǔ.
Teacher Gao, it's very nice to meet you.
Găo lăoshī, wŏ hěn gāoxing rènshi nín.
It's very nice to meet you, too.
Wǒ yě hěn gāoxìng rènshi nín.
Amy, will you tell me how many people are in your family?
Aìméi, qǐngwèn, nǐ de jiā yŏu jǐ ge rén?
There are six people in my family.
Wǒ jiā yǒu liù ge rén.
My mother, father, older brother…
Yǒu māma, bàba, gēge..
…younger sister, younger brother, and me…
..mèimei, dìdi, hé wǒ.
They all live in the United States in New York City.
Tāmen dōu zhù zài Měiguó Niǔyuē Shì.
What do your parents do for a living?
Nǐ de fùmǔ zuò shénme gōngzuò?
My mother is a doctor.
Wǒ mǔqīn dāng dàifu.
And my father teaches high school students.
Wŏ de fùqīn jiāo gāozhōng xuéshēng.
When my younger sister graduates from college.
Wŏ mèimei dàxué bìyè yǐhòu.
She is thinking about studying medicine.
Tā xiăng xuéxí yīshù.
The people in my family are all either doctors or teachers.
Wŏ jiārén dōu shì lăoshī huòzhě dàifu.
Do you miss them?
Nǐ xiăng bù xiăng tāmen?
Of course I miss them.
Wŏ dāngrán xiăng tāmen
Does your family all live in Beijing?
Nǐ de jiārén dōu zhù zài Bĕijīng ma?
My parents are both retired and living in Beijing.
Wŏ fùmǔ dōu tuìxiū le, zhù zài Běijīng.
I go to see them often.
Wŏ chángchang qù kàn tāmen.
I also have two older sisters who work in Beijing, too.
wǒ yě yǒu liǎng ge jiějie. Tāmen yě zài Běijīng gōngzuò.
I don't have any brothers.
Wǒ méiyǒu xiōngdì.
I hope I have the chance to meet your family.
Wǒ xīwàng yǒu jīhuì rénshi nǐ de jiārén.
At the office.
Zài bàngōngshì.
Song Xuezhi, have you met our new colleague?
Sòng Xuézhì, nǐ jìanguò wǒmen de xīn tóngshì ma?
What country is he from?
Tā shì nǎ guó rén?
I haven't met him, but I know he isn't American.
Wǒ bú rènshi tā, kěshì wǒ zhīdào tā bú shì Měiguó rén.
He's probably German.
Tā dàgài sh¡I Déguórén.
Our company wants to do business with Germany…
Wŏmen de gōngsī xiànzài yăo gēn Déguó zuò măimài.
…so we should have a German expert.
Suŏyǐ wŏmen yīnggāi yŏu Déguó de zhuānjiā.
When is he coming, do you know?
Tā shénme shíhòu yào lái, nǐ zhīdào bù zhìdào
Probably this month.
Dàgài zhège yuè yào lái
It's his first time in China.
Zhè shì tā dì yí cì lái Zhōngguó.
So we should all invite him out to dinner to welcome him.
Sǔoyǐ wŏmen dōu yīnggāi qǐng tā chīfàn, huānyíng tā.
Okay. We should also invite our Japanese colleague.
Hǎo. Wŏmen yě yīnggāi qǐng wŏmen de Rìběn tóngshì.
Great!
Hěn hǎo.
Mrs. Lin, what time is it?
Lín tàitai, xiànzài jǐdiǎn zhōng?
It's 6:10.
Liùdiǎn shífēn.
Kindergarten is getting out a bit late today.
Yòuéryuán jīntiān wǎn yìdiǎnr xiàkè.
How've you been?
Nǐ zuìjìn zěnmeyàng?
I'm quite busy now.
Xiànzài wǒ tǐng máng.
Everyday I get up at 6:30.
Wǒ měitiān zǎoshàng liùdiǎn bàn qǐchuáng.
First I have breakfast and then bring my child to kindergarten.
Xiān chī zǎofàn ránhòu sòng háizi lái yòuéryuán.
I get to work at 7:10.
Qīdiǎn shífēn shàngbān.
I don't have time to do anything else.
Wǒ méiyǒu shíjiān zuò biéde shì.
What do you do after work?
Xiàbān yǐhòu zuò shénme?
What time do you get to bed?
Jǐdiǎn shuìjiào?
After I get home, I have dinner, clean the house…
Wǒ huíjiā yǐhòu, chī wǎnfàn, qīnglǐ fángzi..
talk with my husband or watch TV
gēn wǒ àirén tán yì tán huòzhě kàn diànshì.
Sometimes we go out to eat.
Yǒu de shíhoù wǒmen qù wàibiān chī yìdiǎn fàn.
But having a kid and a job at the same time isn't easy.
Kěshì yǒu háizi, yě yǒu gōngzuò bù róngyì.
I agree.
Wǒ tóngyì
Here they come. Bye!
Tāmen lái le. Zàijiàn!