寵物搭地鐵
Daisy and Hank are a couple. They are chatting.
黛西與漢克是一對夫妻。他們正在聊天。
Daisy: Hey Hank, did you hear about the special pet event on the Taipei MRT today?
黛西：嘿，漢克，你聽說今天台北捷運有特別的寵物活動嗎？
Hank: Yeah, I did! It’s great to see pets allowed on the subway for a day. What do you think about it?
漢克：有，我有聽說！很高興看到寵物可以搭乘捷運一天。你覺得怎麼樣？
allow(v.)允許
Daisy: Well, I think it’s a good idea, but some people are worried that it might lead to some problems.
黛西：嗯，我覺得那是個好主意，但有些人擔心可能會引起一些問題。
lead to 導致=result in=bring about
Hank: Like what?
漢克：像什麼？
Daisy: Like pets getting scared and causing trouble. And what if they run away and run into another train car? That could cause trouble.
黛西：像寵物受到驚嚇而惹麻煩。還有如果牠們跑走然後跑進另一節車廂呢？那可就麻煩了。
what if 要是……怎麼辦run into sb.巧遇某人
Hank: That’s true. And not all owners are responsible with their pets.
漢克：沒錯。而且並不是所有的主人都負責任地照顧自己的寵物。
owner(n.)主人、飼主responsible(adj.)負責任的be responsible for對～負責=take responsibility for
Daisy: Exactly. The event seems rushed without good planning.
黛西：確實如此。這個活動似乎是草率進行而沒有良好的規劃。
be in rush匆忙地without(prep.)在沒有～的情況下
Hank: I agree. It’s good to make public transportation pet-friendly, but it needs careful planning.
漢克：我同意。讓大眾交通變得寵物友善是好事，但需要仔細規劃。
eco-friendly(adj.)環保的=environmentally-friendly
Daisy: That’s right. Let’s hope they’ll improve the event in the future to create a truly pet-friendly environment.
黛西：沒錯。希望他們未來能改進這個活動，創造真正寵物友善的環境。
improve(v.)改善、改進