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Changing a Shirt

A shirt that is too small, a receipt that is lost and a colour that is sold out.

A conversation in a clothes shop. 的(de) can stand without its noun when everybody knows what is meant: 大(dà)一点儿(yìdiǎnr)的(de) is “a bigger one”, 蓝(lán)的(de) “the blue one”.

Zhào Yáng

你好(nǐhǎo),我(wǒ)上(shàng)个(ge)星期(xīngqī)在(zài)这儿(zhèr)买(mǎi)了(le)一(yí)件(jiàn)衬衫(chènshān),可是(kěshì)有点儿(yǒudiǎnr)小(xiǎo)。能(néng)换(huàn)一(yí)件(jiàn)大(dà)一点儿(yìdiǎnr)的(de)吗(ma)?

Liú Fāng

可以(kěyǐ)。您(nín)带(dài)小票(xiǎopiào)了(le)吗(ma)?

Zhào Yáng

哎呀(āiyā),小票(xiǎopiào)我(wǒ)找不到(zhǎobudào)了(le)。不过(búguò)我(wǒ)是(shì)用(yòng)手机(shǒujī)付(fù)的(de)钱(qián),手机(shǒujī)上(shàng)能(néng)看(kàn)到(dào)。

Liú Fāng

好(hǎo)的(de),那(nà)也(yě)可以(kěyǐ)。衬衫(chènshān)穿(chuān)过(guo)吗(ma)?

Zhào Yáng

只(zhǐ)在(zài)家里(jiāli)试(shì)了(le)一下(yíxià),没(méi)出去(chūqu)穿(chuān)过(guo)。

Liú Fāng

好(hǎo)。您(nín)这(zhè)件(jiàn)是(shì)中(zhōng)号(hào),我们(wǒmen)有(yǒu)大(dà)号(hào)。不过(búguò)白(bái)的(de)大(dà)号(hào)已经(yǐjīng)卖完(màiwán)了(le),只(zhǐ)有(yǒu)蓝(lán)的(de)。

Zhào Yáng

蓝(lán)的(de)也(yě)行(xíng)。我(wǒ)可以(kěyǐ)试试(shìshi)吗(ma)?

Liú Fāng

当然(dāngrán),试衣间(shìyījiān)在(zài)那儿(nàr)。

Zhào Yáng

这(zhè)件(jiàn)正好(zhènghǎo)!价钱(jiàqian)一样(yíyàng)吗(ma)?

Liú Fāng

一样(yíyàng)。您(nín)不用(búyòng)再(zài)付钱(fùqián)了(le)。

Words
115
Sentences
19
Words per sentence
6.1
in the vocabulary
100 %
measured level
3
Reading time
1 min

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1. Why does Zhao Yang want to change the shirt?

2. What problem does Zhao Yang have?

3. What is sold out?

4. How much more does he have to pay?