How to take a Subway?(2)
Stephy: To pass these red shark fin-looking barriers, you’ll going to have to buy a subway ticket. Subway fare is relatively cheap compared to taxi fare. Taxis can range from 10 to 100 yuan depending on distance. Whereas a one-way subway ticket to any destination costs a flat 2 yuan, or 30 cents in the United States. Let’s go and get a ticket.
If you have a 5 or 10 yuan bill on you, you can use one of these ticket machines. Directions are also available in English. Otherwise, head over to the ticket counter.
(Freeze frame on grayed picture of ticket counter woman)
Ticket seller: 您好,有什么可以帮您的吗?(Nínhǎo, yǒu shénme kéyǐ bānɡ nín de mɑ?)
Stephy: 你好,我要一张票。(Nǐhǎo, wǒ yào yìzhānɡ piào.)
Ticket seller: 好的,两元,给您,拿好。(Hǎo de, liǎnɡyuán, ɡěi nín, náhǎo.)
Stephy: 谢谢。(Xièxiè.)
(Zoom on ticket scanner & screen)
Stephy: Remember we need to first travel to the Xidan stop for a transfer. So, let me ask which train to take.
Stephy talks to a passenger: 劳驾,去西单坐哪边的车?(Láojià, qù xīdān zuò nǎbiān de chē?)
Language points:
您好,有什么能帮您的?
您好,有什么能帮您的?
我要一张票。
我要一张票。
劳驾,去西单坐哪边的车?
劳驾,去西单坐哪边的车?