找回少女心，六七年級共同的夢幻回憶
Nick and Judy are sitting and chatting in a cafe.
尼克和茱蒂坐在咖啡廳裡聊著。
Judy: Hey, Nick, there is news on the internet that “Sailor Moon” is opening theme cafes!
茱蒂：嘿，尼克，看這網路上說「美少女戰士」要開主題咖啡館了耶！
the internet網際網路
Nick: Sailor Moon?
尼克：美少女戰士？
Judy: You don’t know that? It’s a world-famous Japanese cartoon and comic book.
茱蒂：你不知道？是聞名全球的日本知名卡漫啊，
world-famous(adj.)世界聞名的cartoon(n.)卡通;動畫comic book漫畫書
Sailor Moon is a beautiful memory for people who were born in the 1970s and 1980s.
所有六、七年級生的美好回憶耶！
memory(n.)回憶;記憶力
Nick: Aww. What is so special about the cafe?
尼克：喔～那咖啡館有什麼特色嗎？
Judy: The interior design will be cute, but the main concept will be mature.
茱蒂：空間以不失可愛的「大人味」為主，
interior(adj.)內部的;內政的;(n.)內部;內地design(n.;v.)設計main(adj.)主要的;最重要的concept(n.)概念;原則;觀念mature(adj.)成熟的;經深思熟慮的;(v.)變成熟;發酵成熟;(保險)期滿
There will be many special meals and limited merchandise.
還有許多特色餐點及限定商品。
limited(adj.)有限的;定量的;不多的merchandise(不可數n.)商品;貨物
Nick: Then you will certainly be interested. Where is the cafe?
尼克：那妳肯定要追了啊！在哪兒呢？
certainly(adv.)當然地;肯定地
Judy: It’s too bad that those four cafes will only be in Japan.
茱蒂：很可惜的，目前四家都開在日本。
Nick: Well then, you can only wish that they will come to Taipei one day.
尼克：那只能期待來台北展店的那一天了。
wish(v.;n.)希望