http://ww4.sinaimg.cn/bmiddle/6620b44ejw1dubcqwv08hj.jpg this used to be my work place,even though i'd been there for 7 days,i still got a loads of fun... Have a nice day!

I had a exprience in Rompn'roll as a English teacher's assistant,we had a larger space than this picture,though. we called it as "gym",and we translate "gym"into "运动场"for babies' parents. And the main part of translation is that you knew the meaning of it and express it in a native way:) So,i think you could call it as "小运动场"or“小运动乐园”。 if you wanna express it more cute,you can say"小小运动场"or“小小运动乐园”

we usually say "你吃了吗？"when we met up some neighbors or "出去啊？"when you saw someones go out from their apartment. or“今天真热啊？"or "今天真够热的"we could talk about the weather,when we wanna start a small talk with some friends Have a nice day!:)

“磨叽”是北京地区的“俚语”，意思是办事儿拖拖拉拉，不利索。在英文中有一个短语和它有类似的意思，那就是drag one's feet，在“美国习惯用语”中有一课讲到了这个短语的用法，现在引用过来供大家参考。 　　“好多人在做一些事的时候会表现出拖拖拉拉，很不愿意的样子。美国人把这种现象称为：to drag one's feet。你听了下面这位母亲的话就会明白什么是to drag one's feet了： 　　例句-1:Billy and Sally always drag their feet when I tell them it's bedtime. They love to watch TV after dinner and they'd stay up till midnight if I didn't chase them off to bed。 　　这位母亲说：每当我叫比利和萨利上床睡觉的时候，他们总是拖拖拉拉。他们喜欢吃完晚饭后看电视，要是我不催着他们上床的话，他们可以一直看到半夜。 　　下面的例子是一个百货公司的雇员正在罢工，要求增加工资。这个公司的经理说： 　　例句-2:The union is dragging its feet on agreeing to a settlement. They think the company is getting desperate to get people back to work because Christmas is coming and that's our busiest time of year。 　　他说：工会拖拖拉拉地不肯就解决方案达成协议。他们认为，公司一定会迫不及待地要雇员回去工作，因为圣诞节快来了，这是我们一年最忙的时候。” quotes from this website: http://jypx.cnnb.com.cn/system/2009/05/21/006108669.shtml

I'm a local person in the capital of China,Beijing.I think we could teach each other.I wanna learn a little Spanish...:)