Chapter 40 To Suffer More, or Not?
第40章 是要辛苦些，还是不要那么辛苦？

David: What's your major?
你学的什么专业？

You: English.
英语phoB-QI4QT。

David: What year are you in?
几年级了？

You: I am in Grade Four this year.
今年四年级)ioJbFblS6)。

David: In the United States, each university year has a different name: freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior.
在美国，每个年级都有不同的名称: freshman、sophomore、junior和seniorMbu=3%yeJ^f~。

You: I don't like to suffer more than I need to. Many students suffer from the heavy workload.
我不喜欢上二年级3wq*Nmvztj。学生在那一年里特别辛苦k0HtWyIpJQe.c&。

David: Suffer? I mean sophomore, not suffer more. I am saying the second year: sophomore. Oh, maybe you suffer every year?
辛苦？我是说sophomore（二年级学生），不是suffer more（更辛苦）ffews%CZyESKycSOcHxj。二年级学生称为“sophomore”hUVaSDR1vp^TQz。你是不是每年都很辛苦呢？

You: That is what I mean. But I like this year better than others. We don't have any schoolwork, and we can study on our own.
是的，不过今年好多了b]zB@u-Mu)-opoVI&1K。最后一年没什么学习任务nvFH4]2Zy@e9;|8e。我们可以做我们想做的事情4,#b5.6*1)9+O~jTt。

David: I think many students , English majors in particular, look for language exchange partners. How about you?
我觉得似乎很多学生（尤其是英语专业的学生）会找外国留学生相互学习;_C^CFSJ=E。你呢？

You: I am not interested in that.
我不大喜欢UFHg|3A&VN,oo。

David: Oh.
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