A TRIP TO A Concert Hall 去音樂廳
STREET ENTERTAIERS 街頭藝人
Jenny I think we are very near the concert hall now.
Paula Good.
Jenny Yes,If we turn right here, then the concert hall should be…
Paula Wow! Street entertainers!
Jenny Great!
Paula Look at the mine artit. He’s great.
Jenny Yes, and what about those acrobats?
And that juggler?
Paula Oh, yes. Can we go and watch the juggler? Do we have time?
Jenny Yes, I think so.
Juggler Come closer. Come closer. Now I need a volunteer…
Paula Me! Me
Juggler Yes, you, young lady. WEhat’s your name?
Jugglers Well, Paula, what I want you to do is this. I’m going to get on that monocycle and then I’m going to start juggling these two clubs. When I say so, I want you to throw the third club to me, then the fourth and then the fifth. OK?
Paula I’ll try.
Juggler OK. Let’s start.
正好,前幾天教Paula練習鍵盤的Rogr恰巧路過。
Roger Hi, Jenny.
Jenny Roger!
Roger You got tickets for the concert then?
Jenny Yes, I did.
Roger Didn’t Paula come with you?
Jenny Yes, she’s over there-acting as a juggler’s assistant.
Roger Oh, yes.
Jenny I thought that you were going to the concert last night.
\Roger That’s right. I did. But it was so good that I decided to go again tonight.
Juggler And a nice round of applause, please, for my assistant, Paula.
(拍手)
Paula Hello, Mr Miller.
Roger Hi, Paula.
Paula Are you going to the concert, too?
Roger yes, I am. And we should go now. I think.
Paula OK.
*street entertainer *mime artist *acrobat n. *juggler n.
* volunteer n. *monocycle n. * juggle v. *clib n.
*a round of *applause n. *assistant n.
IN THE CONCERT HALL 在音樂廳
Jenny, Roger和Paula在音樂廳的酒吧里。
Barmaid There you are, sir two gin and tonics and an orange juice. That’s£ 6.20, please.
Roger There you are .
Baumaid Thank you, sir.
Announcement.
Please take your seats. The performance will commence in two munutes. The performance will connence in two minutes. You are reminded that smoking is not permitted in the auditorium.Thank you.
Barmaid There you are sir, £3.80 change.
Roger Thank you .
Jenny Ah, the drinks.
Roger Gin and tonic for you, Jenny.
Jenny Thank you.
Roger And orange juice for you, Paula.
Paula Thanks.
Roger Cheers!
Jenny Cheers!
Paula Cheers!
Roger And here’s too many more concerts.
Paula What does this sign mean: ‘Patrons are kinkly requested not to take refreshments into the auditorium?
Jenny It means that you can’t eat or drink in the concert hall.
Paula Then why didn’t they just say so?
Roger Well, drink up. It’s time to go in .
(在通往大廳的入口)
Usher May I see your tickets, please?
Jenny Yes, here you are.
Usher Down the stairs, and it’s the and it's the thire row.
Jenny Thank you. Are you excited , Paula? I know I am!
Paula yes.
Announcement:
Please take your seats. The performance will commence in one minute. The performance will connence in one minute. The performance will commence in one mujnute.
(音樂會結束了) *
Jenny Well, Pula, what d*id you think?
Pauyla I tyhought it was wonderful.
Jenny Good.
Paula I really enjoyed tonight. Thanks, Jenny.
Jenny You’re welcoem, Paula.
Paula And now I know what I want to be when I grow up.
Jenny A concert pianist?
Paula No, a juggler! **
*bamaid n. (英)酒吧間女女招待員 *usher n.引座員 *gin and tonic n. 金湯力(一種雞尾酒) *performance v. 演出;表演 *commence v.開始 *remind v.提醒
*cheers n. (祝酒用語)干杯 *sign n. 告示 *patron n.顧客 *refreshment n.茶點;飲料 *auditorium n. 觀眾度;禮堂 *row n. 排