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第四十六課  年貨大街


                                      Lesson 46                                      Busy Holiday Shopping








                  張先生:快過年了,年貨大街活動開鑼了。
                   Zh1ng xi1nsh5ng           Ku4i   gu$ni2n     le              ni2nhu$        d4ji5      hu@d$ng      k1ilu@      le

                  張太太:什麼時候一塊兒去買些年貨吧。

                  Zh1ng   t4it4i                  Sh6nme       sh0hou              y0ku4ir          q*     m3i    xi5     ni2nhu$     ba

                  張先生:好哇,你想買什麼特別的東西嗎?

                   Zh1ng xi1nsh5ng            H3o   w1             n-    xi3ng m3i     sh6nme       t8bi6      de      d!ngxi      ma

                  張太太:年夜飯要準備的東西。我們明天一起

                  Zh1ng   t4it4i                   Ni2ny8     f4n    y4o    zh&nb8i      de       d!ngxi                W#men      m0ngti1n        y=q-
                                    去看看,好不好?
                                                         q*      k4nk4n               h3o    bù    h3o

                  張先生:好哇!我也想買些南北乾貨和紅棗、

                   Zh1ng xi1nsh5ng            H3o   w1           W#    y7   xi3ng m3i   xi5      n2nb7i     g1nhu$     h4n     h@ngz3o
                                    瓜子。

                                      gu1z-

                  張太太:就怕人太多很擁擠。

                  Zh1ng   t4it4i                 Ji*     p4     r6n    t4i     du!   h7n      y#ngj-

                  張先生:擠一擠,熱鬧熱鬧,才有過年的氣氛
                   Zh1ng xi1nsh5ng            J-      y=      j-                r8n4o        r8n4o                c2i   y#u    gu$ni2n     de       q=f5n
                                    嘛。

                                                      ma

                  張太太:也對,那就明天下午一塊兒去。
                  Zh1ng   t4it4i                Y7     du=               n4     ji*      m0ngti1n      xi4w&              y0ku4ir          q*











                  年貨大街  ni2nhu$ d4ji5       holiday shopping; busy holiday shopping(literally "
                  New Years goods, big street "  describes people going out in large numbers to busy

                  markets buying goods and supplies for the Chinese New Year holiday to the extent
                  that the streets are filled with people. Traditionally all markets were close during

                  Chinese New Year, so people had to stock up on goods.)
                  過年 gu$ni2n      Chinese New Year; passing the new year

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