Jamal: Did you feel that?
贾马尔：你感觉到什么了吗？
Keisha: Was that an earthquake?
凯莎：是地震吗？
Jamal: Yes, I think so. Turn on the news.
贾马尔：嗯，我想是的uRYe@Mnr_ihZn&ele=t。打开新闻h#dXqe@&qAqK-1Hy。
Newscaster: “Reports are coming in about an earthquake that occurred at 4:35 p.m. in the downtown area. We spoke with a seismologist at the Earthquake Center and learned that the earthquake had a magnitude of 3.2 on the Richter scale. The epicenter was near downtown, along one of the major faults, and the seismologist warns that there will be some aftershocks.”
新闻广播员：“据报道称，下午 4:35 市区发生了地震=*n6m;r-zF@sm[N-Jm。记者采访了一位地震中心的地震学家，据悉震级为里氏3.2级g;I*MJ,Lk-,B6-e%。震中位于处于主要断层线上的市中心附近，地震学家提醒大家会有余震-yAq)6tg.#(&eQcflt。”
Keisha: Phew! I'm glad the earthquake wasn't a high-intensity one. I wish they could predict more accurately when those earthquakes are going to happen.
凯莎：唷！很高兴这次地震强度不大s[%x9xDq[B%MiNGxWSL。我希望地震学家们在预测地震发生时间这方面更精确一点#j[gI2zkoh。
Jamal: Yeah, me, too. I've looked around the house and don't see any damage, though. I guess our house won't be declared a disaster area.
贾马尔：嗯，我也是B(+UV!!iYrt。我检查过房子四周，并没有任何损坏yoa3iti57UMWfXr9。我想我们的房子不会被视为灾区吧aqA5y3~l8@d3NrGmr~。
Keisha: Don't be too sure. Considering the mess you've made in kitchen, it could easily be called a disaster area.
凯莎：别太肯定GM)~*;1R.6pvU~K。想想你把厨房弄得一团糟，那真可以跟灾区相媲美了LtCB5yP6j]16odafOZ。
Jamal: In that case, will you be sending aid? I think I'm too tired to do the dishes.
贾马尔：在这种情况下，你会提供援助吗？我真的累坏了，恐怕洗不了盘子了o[m(^Bn2om&lqT2yChS。
Keisha: You won't be getting any aid from me. If you're hoping for a relief effort, you'd better ask the UN.
凯莎：我不会再帮你了z3A+*ZhnjCgjE]Y+c7d。如果你希望有人来救灾，那就打电话给联合国吧a[Hf5O@,^,jDMW。

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