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Johnson: Hi Didier, how are you?
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约翰逊：嗨！迪迪尔，你好吗？ |
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Johnson: How did you feel the first time you saw your jersey in a store?
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约翰逊：你第一次在商店看到自己的球衣时有什么感觉？ |
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Johnson: I should have contacted you myself. Did you know that one of our soldiers defected to your country a week ago?
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约翰逊：其实应该是由我先联络阁下，您知道一周前我国的一名士兵叛变到贵国去了吗？ |
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Johnson: Maybe he drank too much.
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约翰逊:也许他喝多了。 |
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Johnson: Thank you so much.
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约翰逊：非常感谢你。 |
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Johnson: That's correct. We were not involved in any way.
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约翰逊：是的，我们与此事毫无牵连。 |
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Johnson: Yes, I hear you Mr. Chairman.
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约翰逊:是的，我听到了，主席先生。 |
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Johnson Let's go get some water and books for you to read on the plane.
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强生我们去买些水和书让你可以在飞机上读。 |
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Johnson There are some shops just on the other side of this people mover.
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强生在自动人行道的另一边有一些商店。 |
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Johnson：Didn't he ever come here?
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他从未来过这儿？ |
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Johnston's neighbors and relatives have called the raid a case of mistaken identity. Her niece said there were no drugs in the home.
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庄士顿太太的邻居和亲属都认为警方可能搞错了人，她的侄女说房子里根本没有毒品。 |
