It Is Still Too Much
    還是太貴
    An old lady is very deaf. She thinks everything is too dear in the shop. One day, she wants to buy a hat. She goes into a shop and points to hat and asks.
    一位老太太耳聾了，她認(rèn)為商店里的東西都太貴了。一天，她想買帽子。她走進(jìn)一家商店，指著一頂帽子問(wèn)道：
    “How much is it?”
    “這個(gè)多少錢(qián)?”
    “Seven dollars, Madam,” the salesgirl answers, “It is very cheap.”
    “七美元，夫人，”女店員說(shuō)道：“這是很便宜的?！?BR>    The old lady says, “Seventeen dollars? It is too much. If it is fourteen dollars, I will buy it.
    老太太說(shuō)：“十七美元?太貴了。如果是十四美元，我就買啦。”
    “Not seventeen dollars, Madam,” the girl says, “but seven.”
    “不是十七美元，夫人，”女孩說(shuō)道：“是七美元。”
    “It is still too much,” replies the old lady, “If it is five dollars, I will buy it.”
    “還是太貴了，”老太太回答道，“如果是五美元，我就買啦。”