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B: It’s quite strong, isn’t it?
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B：它的酒性很烈，是吗？
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A: Yes, rather. But it doesn’t go to the head as mostliquors do.
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A：是的，挺烈的。但它不像大多数的白酒那么容易上头。
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B: OK, I’d like to try it.
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B：好吧，我尝一下。
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Dialogue 2
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A: This is your seat, Mr. Brown. Sit down, please.
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A：这是您的位子，布朗先生。请坐。
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B: Thank you, Miss Li. I’m really a bit nervous now. I know nothing of your table manners. It would be in bad taste for a guest to make a blunder.
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B：谢谢，李小姐。我现在有些不安了。我对你们席间的礼节不是太懂。如果客人失礼了，那就难堪了。
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A: Don’t worry, Mr. Brown. As for table manners, there is only one rule you must observe. That is tomake yourself at home.
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A：不用担心，布朗先生。至于席间的礼节，您只要遵守一条就可以了。那就是像在家里一样不用客气。
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B: No wonder people say the Chinese are hospitable. Now, I have seen it with my own eyes.
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B：难怪人们都说中国人非常好客。现在我算亲眼看到了。
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A: Mr. Brown, which do you prefer, Brandy, Maotai or Wine?
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A：布朗先生，您喝哪一种酒？白兰地、茅台，还是葡萄酒？
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B: Brandy and Maotai are too strong for me. Just a glass of dry red wine, please.
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B： 白兰地和茅台度数太高了，我不行。来杯干红就行了。
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A: Would you like to use chopsticks or knife and fork, Mr. Brown?
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A：布朗先生，您用筷子还是刀叉？
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B: I think I’ll try chopsticks and see if I can manage.
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B：我想试试筷子，看行不行。
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A: Let me show you. Look, at first place both sticks between the thumb and the fore finger, then, keep one still and move the other, so as to make them work like pincers.
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A：让我给您示范一下。看，先把两根 筷子放在大拇指和食指之间，接着固定这根而移动另一根，这样就可以使它们像钳子一样灵活了。
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