Todd: Hey, Victor, I hear you're going home tomorrow.
嗨，維克多，我聽說你明天要回家了。
Victor: Yes, I am.
是的。
Todd: Ah, that's too bad.....So how long have you been here?
啊，太遺憾了……你在這兒待多久了？
Victor: I've been here for two weeks.
我來這里兩周了。
Todd: I'm sorry, I was never sure. Why did you come to Japan?
不好意思，我想問。你為什么來日本？
Victor: Came to Japan to study martial arts. Budo-Jujitsu is the art that we study.
我來日本學(xué)習(xí)武術(shù)。我在日本學(xué)習(xí)日本柔術(shù)。
Todd: Oh! OK, cool! So are like a black belt?
哦！酷！你達(dá)到黑帶級別了？
Victor: Yes, yes!
是的！
Todd: Oh, really! Wow, how long have you been doing your martial arts?
哦，真的！哇，你學(xué)習(xí)武術(shù)多長時間了？
Victor: I've been studying this art for about 18 years I guess.
我學(xué)武術(shù)大約18年了。
Todd: Really!
真的！
Victor: A long time.
很長時間了。
Todd: That's a long time. You're a young looking guy. You like 18 years.
很長時間了。你看上去很年輕。你看上去就只有18歲。
Victor: Well, I'm an old guy.
我已經(jīng)不年輕了。
Todd: Well, so when you go back to the states you also train.
你什么時候還會回來繼續(xù)訓(xùn)練嗎？
Victor: Yes, yes! We have a group that we train in martial arts there as sort of a hobby. It's sort of a way of life also. But I have a real job. I'm a civil engineer.
是的！我們有一個訓(xùn)練武術(shù)的小團(tuán)隊，武術(shù)已經(jīng)成為了我們的一種愛好。也是我們的一種生活習(xí)慣。但我還有一份工作。我是一名土木工程師。
Todd: So, actually what does a civil engineer do?
土木工程師都要做什么？
Victor: In America a civil engineer designs things. In my case, I work on buildings, buildings that have structural problems, and I work on repair plans.
在美國，土木工程師的工作是要設(shè)計東西。拿我來說，我要設(shè)計的是建筑，建筑都會有結(jié)構(gòu)問題，我要做的就是修復(fù)這些問題。
Todd: OK. Sounds like a tough job.
好的，聽起來是個艱苦的工作。
Victor: It's OK. It's interesting. All buildings need repairs and it's fun.
還好。這份工作很有趣。所有的建筑都需要修葺，這很有趣。
Todd: Great, thanks a lot, Victor. Have a safe trip tomorrow.
很好，謝謝你，維克多。明天一路順風(fēng)。
Victor: Well, thank you very much.
好的，謝謝你。
嗨，維克多，我聽說你明天要回家了。
Victor: Yes, I am.
是的。
Todd: Ah, that's too bad.....So how long have you been here?
啊，太遺憾了……你在這兒待多久了？
Victor: I've been here for two weeks.
我來這里兩周了。
Todd: I'm sorry, I was never sure. Why did you come to Japan?
不好意思，我想問。你為什么來日本？
Victor: Came to Japan to study martial arts. Budo-Jujitsu is the art that we study.
我來日本學(xué)習(xí)武術(shù)。我在日本學(xué)習(xí)日本柔術(shù)。
Todd: Oh! OK, cool! So are like a black belt?
哦！酷！你達(dá)到黑帶級別了？
Victor: Yes, yes!
是的！
Todd: Oh, really! Wow, how long have you been doing your martial arts?
哦，真的！哇，你學(xué)習(xí)武術(shù)多長時間了？
Victor: I've been studying this art for about 18 years I guess.
我學(xué)武術(shù)大約18年了。
Todd: Really!
真的！
Victor: A long time.
很長時間了。
Todd: That's a long time. You're a young looking guy. You like 18 years.
很長時間了。你看上去很年輕。你看上去就只有18歲。
Victor: Well, I'm an old guy.
我已經(jīng)不年輕了。
Todd: Well, so when you go back to the states you also train.
你什么時候還會回來繼續(xù)訓(xùn)練嗎？
Victor: Yes, yes! We have a group that we train in martial arts there as sort of a hobby. It's sort of a way of life also. But I have a real job. I'm a civil engineer.
是的！我們有一個訓(xùn)練武術(shù)的小團(tuán)隊，武術(shù)已經(jīng)成為了我們的一種愛好。也是我們的一種生活習(xí)慣。但我還有一份工作。我是一名土木工程師。
Todd: So, actually what does a civil engineer do?
土木工程師都要做什么？
Victor: In America a civil engineer designs things. In my case, I work on buildings, buildings that have structural problems, and I work on repair plans.
在美國，土木工程師的工作是要設(shè)計東西。拿我來說，我要設(shè)計的是建筑，建筑都會有結(jié)構(gòu)問題，我要做的就是修復(fù)這些問題。
Todd: OK. Sounds like a tough job.
好的，聽起來是個艱苦的工作。
Victor: It's OK. It's interesting. All buildings need repairs and it's fun.
還好。這份工作很有趣。所有的建筑都需要修葺，這很有趣。
Todd: Great, thanks a lot, Victor. Have a safe trip tomorrow.
很好，謝謝你，維克多。明天一路順風(fēng)。
Victor: Well, thank you very much.
好的，謝謝你。