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请改正我的翻译练习 1. When you were born we gave you a Chinese name. Later since we lived in America, we felt it would be better for you to have an English name. 你出生的时候我们给你一个中文名字了。后来,既然我们在美国生活,我们觉得不如还给你一个英文名字。 2. The teacher asked me if I have an English name. I told her I was born in China and asked her if she could give me an English name. 老师问我有没有英文名字。我告诉他了我是在中国出生的,而问他可不可以给我英文名字。

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请改正我的翻译练习

1. When you were born we gave you a Chinese name. Later since we lived in America, we felt it would be better for you to have an English name.
你出生的时候我们给你取了一个中文名字了。后来,既然由於我们在美国生活,我们觉得不如还给你取一个英文名字更好。

2. The teacher asked me if I have an English name. I told her I was born in China and asked her if she could give me an English name.
老师问我有没有英文名字。我告诉他了我是在中国出生的,而问他可不可以给我英文名字。

                                                                                                            並問她能否幫我取一個英文名字。

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请改正我的翻译练习

1. When you were born we gave you a Chinese name. Later since we lived in America, we felt it would be better for you to have an English name.
你出生的时候我们给你取了个中文名字了         。后来,既然我们在美国生活,我们觉得不如还给你一个英文名字。   后来,我们认为还是让你有个英文名字比较好,毕竟我们在美国生活。


2. The teacher asked me if I have an English name. I told her I was born in China and asked her if she could give me an English name.
老师问我有没有英文名字。我告诉他了     我是在中国出生的,而   并问他   要求她为我取个可不可以给我英文名字。

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请改正我的翻译练习

1. When you were born we gave you a Chinese name. Later since we lived in America, we felt it would be better for you to have an English name.
你出生的时候,我们给了你一个中文的名字。后来,因为我们在美国生活,我们觉得你最好有一个英文名。

2. The teacher asked me if I have an English name. I told her I was born in China and asked her if she could give me an English name.
老师问我有没有英文名。我告诉她,我是在中国出生的,然后问她可不可以给我一个英文名。
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请改正我的翻译练习

1. When you were born we gave you a Chinese name. Later since we lived in America, we felt it would be better for you to have an English name.
你出生的时候我们给了你一个中文名字了。后来,既然自从我们在美国生活后,我们觉得不如还给你一个英文名字会更好。

你出生时,我们给你起了一个中文名。后来我们在美国生活,给你起一个英文名会更好。

2. The teacher asked me if I have an English name. I told her I was born in China and asked her if she could give me an English name.
老师问我有没有英文名字。我告诉他了我是在中国出生的,而问他可不可以给我一个英文名字。

老师问我是否有英文名。我告诉他我出生于中国,并且请他给我起一个英文名。

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请改正我的翻译练习

1. When you were born we gave you a Chinese name. Later since we lived in America, we felt it would be better for you to have an English name.
你出生的时候我们给你一个中文名字了。后来,既然我们在美国生活,我们觉得不如还给你一个英文名字。It can be made shorter and a more natural way than just a direct translation... 你出世时, 我们取了一个中文名給你. 既然生在美国, 有个英文名是更好的



2. The teacher asked me if I have an English name. I told her I was born in China and asked her if she could give me an English name.
老师问我有没有个英文名字。我告诉他了我是在中国出生的,我就问而问他老師能可不能可以起个给我英文名字给我。Nothing wrong in using direct pronouns but it is considered polite and with respect in using indirect 3rd person pronouns while addressing a superior.

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