Stephy: If you’re having trouble deciding what to eat, just ask the experts themselves. Stephy: 您好，您能告诉我哪一个最好吃？(Nínhǎo, nín nénɡ ɡàosu wǒ nǎyíɡè zuìhǎochī?)
Vendor: 这个最好吃。(Zhèɡe zuìhǎochī.)
Stephy: 好，来一个吧。多少钱？(Hǎo, láiyíɡè bɑ. Duōshǎoqián?)
Vendor: 五块钱。(Wǔkuàiqián.)
Stephy: 好。(Hǎo.)
Category: Chinese Dialogue
Buying a Mobile Phone（1） 买手机
Andrea: If you’re new to China, the first thing you’ll gonna do is to activate your cell phone. Whether it’s to call your family and let them know that you’ve arrived in one piece, or to let your friends know how great Beijing nightlife is, you’ll gonna want to get back in touch. Now, if you already have a GSM phone, you can unlock it and simply buy a local SIM card, if not, let’s put some mandarin into use. Buying a phone here is pretty easy, as it is China, it’s a product that can be found absolutely everywhere.
Now today I picked a mobile phone store as it’s nearby where I work. There are all different kinds of phones. So if you see one you like, there are some common questions you can ask. Let’s go to check it out.
Snacking on Wangfujing Street 王府井小吃
(At Wangfujing Street) Stephy: Wangfujing is located in the Dongcheng District of Beijing. It’s an area increasingly considered the heart of the city because of its easy accessibility. Remember we got here by simple subway train ride on Line One. But perhaps for most foreigners, Wangfujing is best-known for its snack streets. There is a popular Chinese saying, “一样东西四条腿，只要不是桌子，就能吃！”If it has four legs and it’s not a table, you can eat it. And such is proven hoofing along this snack street. The rare occasion of gnawing away on a centipede attracts many adventurous eaters. But if consuming wiggling parts just aren’t part of your agenda, surely one of the many food stalls here will satisfy your bite. Eating here is a chance to learn some Chinese phrases to describe how food tastes as well as to order some traditional Chinese snacks.
Buying a Mobile Phone （3）买手机
Andrea: Now that you know what kind of SIM card you want, it’s time to pick a phone number. Usually they have a list where you can choose from.
Visiting the Farmyard（2）农家院之游
(Walks to bathroom) Andrea: The bathrooms are detached from the rooms and shared with the other guests. But, they’re generally clean and check this out.
Visiting the Beijing Bar Districts（2） 逛逛酒吧街
(Dominic and Zheng Zhi start to walk around.)
(By side of lake/boat harbour) Dominic: It’s great.
Zheng Zhi: Yeah. Everything is so beautiful.
Dominic: Hey, those guys look familiar.
Zheng Zhi: Oh! They are Zhang He and Xu Fei!
Zheng Zhi: Hi, Zhang He!
Dominic: Xu Fei!
Visiting the Beijing Bar Districts （1）逛逛酒吧街
(Dominic on a street in Beijing. It’s springtime, so weather is warm.) Dominic: Beijing is widely known for being Chinese capital of culture. But once you‘ve experienced the wealth of museums, temples and cultural sites the city has to offer, it’s necessary to relax a little. And that is precisely what we plan to do today by going to one of the city’s most popular bar districts. But before we go, I need to find a drinking partner.
Visiting the Farmyard（1）农家院之游
Andrea: Now that it’s summer, there are some beautiful places outside of Beijing where you can go to enjoy getting out of the big city and into the countryside to enjoy some peace and quiet, fresh air and good food.
Going to a Gym 02
CRI reporter: Paul K
(CRI building, in the afternoon) (In the office, PK drops a few items on his desk. His attention is drawn to a colleague of his who seems sad.)
Going to a Gym 03
PK: I just ask her whether my membership is still valid and she told me till June next year. Now let’s find out where the lockers are.
PK: 您能指给我看我的存衣柜吗？(Nín nénɡ zhǐɡěi wǒ kàn wǒde cúnyīɡuìmɑ?)
Receptionist: 没问题，跟我来。(Méiwèntí, ɡēn wǒ lái.)
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