They go to the sports park to set off the sky lantern
　　Morley: I know what I'm going to wish for.
　　Kathy: What's that? A new girlfriend?
　　Morley: No. That I can be an aikido master like you.
　　Kathy: Ha-ha. You know, these lanterns were originally used in wars.
　　Morley: Really? Did they set them off as a signal to attack?
　　Kathy: No, the Han Chinese in Pinghsi used them to let women and children know that it was safe to go home after an attack by the aborigines.
　　Morley: No wonder they came to represent peace.
　　(续上期，下期续)
　　他们到运动公园放天灯
　　莫理：我知道我要许什么愿了。
　　卡西：什么？交新女朋友？
　　莫理：不是。我希望能成为像你一样的合气道高手。
　　卡西：哈哈。你知道吗，这些天灯一开始是在战争时用的。
　　莫理：真的？放天灯表示进攻的信号吗？
　　卡西：不是，平溪的汉人放天灯告知女人及小孩原住民的攻击已经结束，可以平安回家了。
　　莫理：难怪天灯象征和平。
　　重点解说：
　　★ set off 发射
　　★ signal (n.) 信号
　　★ attack (v.) 攻击
　　★ aborigine (n.) 原住民
　　★ represent (v.) 代表

　　At an bike shop
　　Dan: I want to buy a new bicycle pump.
　　Boss: They're over there. Do you want some cow's tongue?
　　Dan: Well, I usually have a cast iron stomach, but I think I'll pass.
　　Boss: No, they're not real tongue; they're cookies. See?
　　Dan: Oh, another of those local products?
　　Boss: Yes. We have flattened duck, too.
　　Dan: That's a duck? It looks like a Frisbee.
　　Boss: Where are you guys riding?
　　Dan: To Hualien County. Can you suggest a good road?
　　(续上期，下期续)
　　在脚踏车行
　　阿丹：我想要买一个新的脚踏车打气筒。
　　老板：货在那儿。要不要吃些牛舌饼？
　　阿丹：嗯，通常我的胃就像铁打的一样。不过，我想还是算了。
　　老板：不，那不是真的舌头。只是饼干， 看吧！
　　阿丹：喔，又是一项土产？
　　老板：是的。我们还有鸭赏。
　　阿丹：那是鸭子？看起来好像飞盘。
　　老板：你们一群人要骑去哪里？
　　阿丹：骑到花莲。你可不可以建议一条好的路线？
　　重点解说：
　　★ cow's tongue 牛舌，这里是指宜兰名产‘牛舌饼’；flattened duck 则是宜兰名产‘鸭赏’
　　★ cast iron (a.) 强壮的。cast iron stomach就是‘铁胃’，指不论吃什么都没事的胃
　　★ I'll pass. 我放弃。用来婉拒对方的邀约
　　★ local product 地方特产
　　★ Frisbee (n.) 飞盘
　　★ suggest (v.) 建议