Judy, your husband has a really nice car.

ジュディ、ご主人はすごくカッコいい車持ってるね。 volume_up

Thanks. It's a lot better than mine, and it's new.

ありがとう。私のよりずっといいし、新しいわ。 volume_up

Where are you going?

どこに行くの？ volume_up

We're going to visit my sister in the city.

町に住んでいる姉を訪ねるの。 volume_up

I didn't know your sister lives in the city, when did she move there?

へえ、お姉さんが町に住んでるって、知らなかったよ。いつ引っ越して来たの？ volume_up

About a year ago. She lives in an apartment on 3rd street, across from the public library.

１年ぐらい前。３番街のアパートで、図書館の向い。 volume_up

I see. It's almost 5:00 PM now, don't you think there will be a lot of traffic?

そう。そろそろ５時だね。きっと渋滞だと思わない？ volume_up

Oh, we're not driving. We're going to take the subway. The subway only takes about 20 minutes.

ああ、車では行かないわよ。地下鉄で行くのよ。２０分ぐらいで行けるから。 volume_up

Yes, but it can be very crowded around this time. I always feel uncomfortable taking the subway.

そうだけど、この時間って込んでない？地下鉄ってどうも慣れないな。 volume_up

I take the subway to work everyday, so I'm used to it now.

仕事に毎日地下鉄で通ってるから、もう慣れたわ。 volume_up

Doesn't your mother live in the city?

お母さんは、町に住んでいなかったけ？ volume_up

Yes, she's lived there for about ten years.

うん、１０年ぐらい住んでるわよ。 volume_up

I remember when she moved there. Apartments were a lot cheaper then.

覚えてるよ、お母さんが引っ越して来た時のこと。あの頃はアパート、ずっと安かったね。 volume_up

I know what you mean. It's hard to find anything that's reasonable now.

うん、全く。最近は安いアパート探すの、大変ね。 volume_up

Have a good time. Next time you're free, give me a call and we'll go play poker.

じゃ、楽しんで来てね。暇な時に電話して。トランプでもしようよ。 volume_up

See you later.

じゃ、また。 volume_up