A：Eric, how long will you be in China?

Eric，你要在中国呆多久?

B：I don't know. Well, my contract here is for one year, and I don't know what I should do after that. Maybe going around for a while.

不知道，我在这里的合同是一年的，我也不知道之后该干点什么，也许会四处走走。

A：Well, have you ever thought about learning some Chinese?

有没有想过学点汉语?

B：Actually, I am learning that now. But it's too hard for me. You know the four tones and the stuff. It really freaks me out.

事实上，我正在学，但对我来说那太难了。你知道四声那些东西，真够烦的。

A：Don't worry. All things are difficult before they are easy.

别担心，万事开头难嘛。

B：You hit the nail right on the head.

你说得有道理。

A：Well, are you intested in some language-exchange program?

你有兴趣参加语言交换活动吗?

B：What is it?

什么意思?

A：It's where I teach you Chinese, and in exchange you teach me English.

在这个活动中，我教你汉语然后你教我英语。

B：Awesome. I've been giving this a lot of thought. When can we do this?

太好了，我一直在想这个问题，什么时候开始?

A：How about this sunday?

星期天怎么样?

B：Ok, cool.

好啊。

A：Good. I'll give you a call tonight.

好，我今晚给你打电话。

B：No problem.

没问题。

A：Bye.

再见。

注释：

句子“All things are difficult before they are easy.”和“You hit the nail right on the head.”都是英语谚语。前一句的意思是“万事开头难。”;后一句的意思是“你说到点子上了。”，完全可以把它和“You hit the point.”这句话一起理解。