Mark: How's it going, Jingjing?

　　马克：最近怎样，京晶？

　　Jingjing: Mm mm mmmm!

　　京晶：（嘴里发出嚼东西的声音）

　　Mark: Oh, I can see you have your mouth full.

　　马克：哦，我能看见你嘴里塞得满满当当的

　　Jingjing: Just a sec. Mark, would you like some of these tomatoes?

　　京晶：稍等片刻。马克，你想来点西红柿吗？

　　Mark: No thanks. I still can't get used to eating them as fruit.

　　马克：不了，谢谢。我还是不习惯把它们当水果吃。

　　Jingjing: Would you like to take some home to make Italian sauce?

　　京晶：你要不要带点回家做意大利酱？

　　Mark: Ha ha, I was thinking about that, but I wouldn't want to take so many away from you.

　　马克：哈哈，我也正这么想呢，但是我也不想从你这儿拿走太多。

　　Jingjing: Anyway, make sure you eat tomatoes this time of year. They're a good source of vitamin C.

　　京晶：好吧，那，务必在每年的这个时节吃点西红柿，它们是维生素C很好的来源。

　　Mark: I know it's important to get vitamin C. That's why I take a daily multivitamin.

　　马克：我知道获取维C对身体很重要。这也是为什么我都吃复合维生素。

　　Jingjing: But you know it's better to get vitamins from food, don't you?

　　京晶：但是你知道从食物里获取维生素C更好，对吗？

　　Mark: Okay, you talked me into it. I'll have a couple tomatoes.

　　马克：好吧，你说服我了。我就去吃点儿西红柿吧。

　　Jingjing: Ha ha. They're pretty sweet.

　　京晶：哈哈，它们挺甜的。

　　Mark: Oh, you're right. I'll have to remember to pick up more fruit these days.

　　马克：嗯，你是对的。我得记得这些日子多挑点儿水果

　　Jingjing: Good idea!

　　京晶：好主意

　　New words: 习语短语

　　have your mouth full

　　满嘴食物 (have so much food in your mouth that you can't speak)

　　can't get used to (something)

　　无法习惯做某事 (cannot get accustomed to)

　　a good source of

　　是很好的渠道 (a good way to get something from what you eat)

　　you talked me into it

　　你说服了我 (you persuaded me)

　　pick up 买(buy)

　　Dialogue 2

　　the next day 第二天

　　Jingjing: Did you buy some fruit, Mark?

　　京晶：买水果了吗？马克

　　Mark: Well, I bought some bananas.

　　马克：嗯，我买了一些香蕉

　　Jingjing: I just read something about what kinds of fruit you should eat during each season.

　　京晶：我读了一些东西关于在每一个季节你应该吃哪些水果

　　Mark: That sounds interesting. Wanna give me the rundown?

　　马克：听着很有趣呢。想跟我大概说说吗？

　　Jingjing: Sure. In January, you should eat kiwi. In February, you should have sugar cane. And in March, you should have pineapple.

　　京晶：当然。一月，你应该吃猕猴桃。二月，应该吃甘蔗。三月，应该吃菠萝。

　　Mark: Those sound like good fruits for spring.

　　马克：那些听着像特别适合春天吃的水果呢。

　　Jingjing: For the months of April, May and June, you should have mangosteen, strawberries, and cherries.

　　京晶：对于四、五、六月来说，你应该吃山竹、草莓和樱桃。

　　Mark: I usually see those fruits in the market when summer begins.

　　马克：夏日开始的时候，我常看到市场里有这些水果卖呢。

　　Jingjing: Have more peaches, watermelon and grapes in July, August and September.

　　京晶：七月、八月、九月多吃桃，西瓜和葡萄，

　　Mark: Those are good cool down foods for late summer and early autumn.

　　马克：对于晚夏和初秋来说，那些都是很好的消暑食物呢。

　　Jingjing: And for the winter months, have white pears, apples and oranges.

　　京晶：对于冬天的月份来说，吃白色的梨、苹果和橙子。

　　Mark: Most of that makes sense. Could you send me the article?

　　马克：大部分挺有意义的。你能把这篇文章发给我吗？

　　Jingjing: I already posted it. You can check my moments.

　　京晶：我已经发了，你可以看我的朋友圈。

　　New words: 习语短语

　　the rundown

　　关于一个话题的基础信息 (basic information on a topic)

　　cool down foods

　　清凉消暑的食物 (foods that make you feel calm during hot weather)

　　post

　　在社交网站上发布 (broadcast on social media, send)

　　moments

　　（社交网站上发布的）动态 (a series of posts on a social media platform, WeChat moments)