嫦娥的故事《千万别学英语》(ADSE)初学版听力原文

2021年1月18日发(作者：皇帝的新装原文)don't like kimchi for breakfast.



Mrs. Lee (Mother): Yes, dear. You know Michael doesn't like spicy food in the morning.



Mr. Lee (Father): When I was young, we ate kimchi three times a day and liked it. And if I don't eat rice, I would be still hungry.



Michael (Son): You always say that, Dad. But grandpa said you only like bread and chocolate.



Mr. Lee (Father): That's not true.



Michael (Son): Oh, that's what grandpa said.



Mrs. Lee (Mother): Michael, it is seven thirty. You would be late.



Michael (Son): Okay, let me eat this cereal, and then I'll catch the bus at seven forty-five.



Mrs. Lee (Mother): Hurry up!



Mr. Lee (Father): And tomorrow, you should eat some lice.



Michael (Son): Dad, that's not right. It is rice with an R, not lice with an L. And I'll eat some rice today.



Mr. Lee (Father): You will? good. Here, have some righ now.



Michael (Son): No, Dad. I'll eat it for lunch and dinner. I just don't like it for breakfast.



Mr. Lee (Father): All right. You win.



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Situation 3 Going to School



(Michael finishes his breakfast and then walkes to the bus stop. A little while later, a school bus comes and he goes on it. On the bus, he meets his friend, Andy.)



Michael: Andy, how are you?



Andy: Huh?



Michael: No, not "huh?' You should say, "what?'



Andy: What?



Michael: That's better. Let's speak in English.



Andy: Okay, but why?



Michael: Well, my mom decided that the best way to learn English is to practice it all the time.



Andy: Everybody knows it.



Michael: Yes, everybody knows it, but nobody does it. So we are going to do it.



Andy: It sounds like a good idea.



Michael: It's a great idea. Maybe we should tell our friends and teachers about it.



Andy: Maybe, but we should think about it first.



Michael: You're right. Let's think about it before we decide.



Andy: What are you doing at lunch time?



Michael: I don't know. Why?



Andy: We can talk about it more then.



Michael: That's a good idea. Let's talk about it more at lunch time.
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Situati on 4 Back at Home



(Mr. and Mrs. Lee are still back at home. They are talking about the idea of speaking only English. )



Mr. Lee (Father): I am not sure that speaking only English is a good idea.



Mrs. Lee (Mother): Why not?



Mr. Lee (Father): Well, I'm worried that Machieal will forget Korean.



Mrs. Lee (Mother): That is impossible.



Mr. Lee (Father): No, it's not?



Mrs. Lee (Mother): Of course it is. Even if we speak English to Michael, he will watch Korean television, listen to Korean songs, and go to Korean school. How can he forget?



Mr. Lee (Father): You're right. I don't have to worry. But, why are we speaking English to each other?



Mrs. Lee (Mother): Because if we don't speak English, then Machieal won't, either.



Mr. Lee (Father): But my English is not very

o buy today?



Mrs. Cho: Today I need to buy vegetables.



Mrs. Lee: What vegetables are you going to buy?



Mrs. Cho: I'm going to buy lettuce, mushrooms, tomatoes, potatoes, onions and garlic.



Mrs. Lee: But tomato is not a fruit, it's a vegetable.



Mrs. Cho: Oh! Really? I didn't know that. What are you going to buy?



Mrs. Lee: My husband really likes meat. So I have to buy a lot of meat.



Mrs. Cho: What kind of meat are you going to buy?



Mrs. Lee: I'm going to buy pork ribs, beef steaks and chicken breasts.



Mrs. Cho: What about fish?



Mrs. Lee: Oh, I almost forgot. I'm also going to buy some shrimp, crab and tuna.



Mrs. Cho: That's a lot of meat and a lot of seafood.



Mrs. Lee: Yes, but my family eats a lot.



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Situation 7 At Cafe



(Mrs. Lee and Mrs. Cho finished their shopping and decide to go to a cafe to talk some more.)



Mrs. Lee: Going to a cafe was a great idea. I have almost no time to rest during a day.



Mrs. Cho: I understand how you feel. That is why I go to a cafe for one hour every day. It gives me a chance to rest, to think, and sometimes, to talk.



Mrs. Lee: Yes, I think resting and talking are both very important. Especially when you are always busy.



Mrs. Cho: Why don't we order first?



Mrs. Lee: That's a good idea. Let's order. Waiter!



Mrs. Cho: Oh, excuse me.



(Waiter): Yes. May I take your order?



Mrs. Cho: Yes, I would like an espresso, please.



Mrs. Lee: I am coffee.



Mrs. Cho: Oh, that's a Korean expression. You should say, "I'll have a coffee."



Mrs. Lee: Ah, thank you. I didn't know that. I'll have a coffee, please.



(Waiter): One espresso and one coffee, would you like anything else?



Mrs. Cho: No, thank you.



Mrs. Lee: Um... actually, could I also have a piece of cake?



(Waiter): Of couse. I'll get that for you now.



Mrs. Cho: I like cake, too. But I'm on a diet.



Mrs. Lee: Why? You're so thin.



Mrs. Cho: My husband says I need to lose weight.



Mrs. Lee: That's funny.



Mrs. Cho: Why?



Mrs. Lee: Because my husband always says I need to gain weight. He thinks I'm skinny.



Mrs. Cho: Ha...



Mrs. Lee: Ha...


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Situation 8 Lunch at School



(Back at school, Michael and Andy are eating lunch together.)



Andy: Michael, did you speak English in your classes?



Michael: I tried to, but some of teachers wouldn't let me.



Andy: Me too. When I spoke English at my Korean language class, the teacher hit my hands with a stick.



Michael: Yeah, that happened to me, too. But it was my math teacher who hit me. He said, "When we've in Korea and we should speak only Korean."



Andy: Really? I didn't think anyone still thought like that.



Michael: I know, but they do. There are still many people who think that Koreans can't speak English well. But I think if you practice, you can speak English very well.



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right.



Mrs. Cho: Hn… Why don't we take two boys to the movies this weekend? If they see a foreign movie, they can practice their listening, too.



Mrs. Lee: That's a good idea. How is Saturday?



Mrs. Cho: En... Sunday is better for me.



Mrs. Lee: Okay, Sunday. What time?



Mrs. Cho: How about three o'clock?



Mrs. Lee: Three is fine. Where shall we meet?



Mrs. Cho: Do you know the Kinema Theater?



Mrs. Lee: I'm not sure.



Mrs. Cho: It's very near the Galleria Department Store in Apkujongdong.



Mrs. Lee: Oh, yes, I know it. It has King Kong hanging from it, right?



Mrs. Cho: Right. That's the one.



Mrs. Lee: Great. Then I'll see you there Sunday at three.



Mrs. Cho: See you then, good-bye.



Mrs. Lee: Good-bye.



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Situation 11 Mrs. Cho and Andy



(After talking on the phone with Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Cho talks to Andy.)



Mrs. Cho: Andy, do you have any plans for Sunday?



Andy: No, Mom. Why?



Mrs. Cho: Well, Mrs. Lee and I decided to take you and Michael to the moives.



Andy: Cool! Which theater are we going to?



Mrs. Cho: We are going to meet them at the Kinema Theater.



Andy: Okay. But, what movie are we going to see?



Mrs. Cho: You should watch a movie in English to practice your English listening.



Andy: That's true. But even the movies in English all have Korean subtitles.



Mrs. Cho: Well, you'll just have to not read them. Do you promise?



Andy: I promise. What movie are we going to see?



Mrs. Cho: I was thinking about "The Beach'.



Andy: The Beach? Isn't Leonardo DiCaprio in that?



Mrs. Cho: Yes, he is. Isn't he handsome?



Andy: Handsome? He looks like a girl. I hate him.



Mrs. Cho: But, wasn't he handsome in "Titanic'?



Andy: He was stupid in "Titanic'. He's so skinny. Just like a little girl!



Mrs. Cho: Ha...Okay, we can see something else. How about "Sleepy Hollow'?



Andy: That's better. Johnny Depp was in that movie. He was so cool in the movie. "Dead Man'!



Mrs. Cho: Great! Then we'll watch "Sleepy Hollow'.



Andy: Thanks, Mom.



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Situation 12 Mr. Lee Cames Home From Work



(Mr. Lee cames home from work and he, Mrs. Lee and Michael talk about the day.)



Mr. Lee: Honey, I'm home.



Mrs. Lee: Hello, dear. How was your day?



Mr. Lee: It was okay. But I'm very tired. Is Michael here?



Mrs. Lee: Yeah, Dad. I'm right here.



Mr. Lee: Hi, son. How was school today?



Mrs. Lee: It was all right. I spoke English all day long and only got hit once.



Mr. Lee: Who hit you?



Mrs. Lee: Oh, I'll tell you later, dear.



Michael: Yeah, Dad. Let's talk about that later.



Mr. Lee: If you say so, son. What did you do today?



Mrs. Lee: I met with Mrs. Cho. You know, Andy's mother, don't you?



Mr. Lee: Of couse, I do. What did you two do?



Michael: They went shopping.



Mr. Lee: What? I hope you didn't spend a lot of money.



Mrs. Lee: Don't worry! We only went grocery shopping. We didn't go clothes shopping.



Mr. Lee: Are you sure you didn't spend any more money?



Mrs. Lee: Well, we did go to a cafe after we went shopping.



Mr. Lee: How much was it?



Mrs. Lee: Only ten thousands won for both of us.



Michael: What did you have, Mom?



Mrs. Lee: I had coffee and a piece of cake. I am trying to gain weight because your father thinks I'm too skinny.



Mr. Lee: You ate some cake? Why didn't you say so? That's good. You are too skinny. You need to gain some weight.


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Situation 13 Dinner



(After they finish talking, the whole family eats dinner together.)



Mr. Lee: All this talk about cake is making me hungry. What's for dinner?



Michael: Yeah, Mom. What's for dinner tonight?



Mrs. Lee: Tonight, I made Pulgogi.



Mr. Lee: That sounds good. What do you think, Michael?



Michael: That sounds great. Pulgogi is my favorite food.



Mr. Lee: Yesterday, you said Kalbi was your favorite. Which one is it?



Michael: I like them both. Is it okay to have two favorites?



Mr. Lee: No, favorite means the one you like best.



Mrs. Lee: I think it's okay to have more than one favorite.



Michael: Mom, all your food is my favorite. You are the world's best cook.



Mr. Lee: That's true. You make even better food than my mother.



Michael: Better than grandma? Wow, Dad, I thought you say grandma was the best cook.



Mr. Lee: Er, wow...she was. But now, you mother is.



Mrs. Lee: Thank you, dear. But don't say that in front of your mother. She'll be upset. And Michael, don't you tell your grandma, either.



Michael: I won't. I promise. But I'm really hungry. Can we eat now?



Mrs. Lee: Oh, I'm sorry. Of couse we can eat now. Here's the Pulgogi. Help you rself.



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Situation 14 Watching TV



(After dinner, the family goes into the living room to watch TV together.)



Mrs. Lee: Michael, what do you want to watch?



Michael: I really like "By Watch'. Can we watch it?



Mr. Lee: En...That depends… Have you finished your homework?



Michael: Yes, I finished it as soon as I came home.



Mr. Lee: Are you sure?



Michael: Yes, if you don't believe me, just ask Mom.



Mr. Lee: Well, dear. Did he finish his homework?



Mrs. Lee: Yes, he did. Michael has been a very good student these days.



Michael: I told you, Dad. Now can we watch "By Watch'?



Mr. Lee: I'm not sure. What is the show about?



Michael: It's about the beach.



Mrs. Lee: Dear, you know that show with all the pretty young girls wearing bathing suits.



Mr. Lee: Oh, that show. Um, yes, of course you can watch that show. Why don't we watch it together?



Michael: Great! Do you like that show too, Dad?



Mr. Lee: Well, I was born in Kangwon-do so I spend a lot of time at the beach when I was young.



Michael: Is that the only reason you li

ke it, Dad?



Mr. Lee: Wow… well, um...



Mrs. Lee: It's all right, dear. I know you watch that show.



Mr. Lee: You do?



Mrs. Lee: Yes, I do.



Mr. Lee: And it's OK?



Mrs. Lee: Yes, it's OK.



Michael: So tell me the truth, Dad. Why do you like that show?



Mr. Lee: The truth? Pamelar Anderson is so beatuiful. I love watching her.



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Situation 15 Going to Bed



(After "By Watch" ends, it is time for Michael to go to bed.)



Mrs. Lee: Michael, It's eleven o'clock. It's your bed time.



Michael: Mom, can I stay up until twelve? I'm in seventh grade now.



Mrs. Lee: I know you are, but your bed time is still eleven. Now, be a good boy and go to sleep.



Michael: What if Dad says I can stay up until twelve?



Mrs. Lee: If your father says it's okay, then it's okay with me, too. But remember, he's the one who dicided on eleven.



Michael: Dad, can I stay up until twelve?



Mr. Lee: No!



Michael: But, Dad. Please?



Mr. Lee: I said no. Now go wash your face and brush your teeth.



Michael: Okay. But when can I stay up until twelve?



Mr. Lee: When you are in high school.



Michael: High school? But, Dad, that's two years from now. I can't wait that long.



Mrs. Lee: Okay, maybe next year if you study hard.



Michael: Really? Thanks, Mom. I promise I'll study hard. I'll get all "A"s. I promise.



Mrs. Lee: I hope you do get all "A"s. That would be wonderful.



Mr. Lee: That would be great. If you get all "A"s, I'll buy you a new bike, too.



Michael: Do you promise?



Mr. Lee: Yes, I promise. But right now, you still have to go to bed.



Michael: But, Dad?



Mr. Lee: No buts! Go to bed right now!



Michael: Yes, Sir.



Mrs. Lee: Sweet dreams.



Michael: Thanks, Mom.



Mr. Lee: Good night, son.



Michael: Good night, Dad.



(Michael goes into his bedroom.)



Mr. Lee: Do you think I was too strict?



Mrs. Lee: No, Michael is teenager. He needs you to be strict with him.



Mr. Lee: Okay, if you say so. Thank you, dear.



Mrs. Lee: You're welcome. And you're a good father and a good husband. Don't worry about our son. He is a good boy and I bet he really will get all "A"s.