Y: Hey What's up, Patrick?
P: Well, Yang Chen, I'm watching the Winter Olympics on TV. Today they are having the biathlon competition.
Y: Biathlon是什么?
P: The biathlon is one part cross country skiing, one part shooting.
Y: That's a real sport?
P: Yep, its pretty entertaining too.
Y: 那比賽規(guī)則是什么?
P: Well they are timed, so whoever goes through the course the fastest and hits the most targets shooting wins.
Y: 噢,這叫冬季兩項(xiàng),就是越野滑雪和射擊兩項(xiàng)運(yùn)動(dòng)。
P: That's why its called the biathlon.
Y: It's such a strange sport.
P: Oh come on. Yang Chen, you can't say it's strange just because you are not good at
Well it's a tough sport too. But lucky for us, we're in here watching it on TV.
Y: Watching TV is your number one sport.
P: I'll have you know I am a very accomplished skier.
Y: 滑雪好手?
P: It's a shame there are no mountains in downtown Washington, or I'd show you a thing or two.
What about you, Yang Chen, do you like skiing?
Y: 我很喜歡滑雪,但我怕冷。
P: [sarcastically] You mean your warm personality isn't enough to keep you from getting frostbite?
Y: 我知道你在諷刺我。 I just prefer to be warm, that's all. Let's leave the biathlon to other people.
P: Sounds good to me. Pull up a seat and watch me participate in my favorite sport:
P/Y: Watching TV!