人越多越熱鬧！
Ben and Nancy are friends. They are having a conversation.
班和南西是朋友。他們正在對話。
Ben: Hi Nancy! Do you know the Taipei Lantern Festival?
班：嗨南西！你知道台北燈節嗎？
Nancy: No, Ben. What’s that?
南西：沒有，班。那是什麼？
Ben: It’s like a big party for the Year of the Dragon. They light up the city with many lanterns. The main lantern is a big dragon, and it’s in Ximending.
班：那就像是為了龍年舉辦的一場大型派對。他們用許多燈籠點亮整座城市。今年的主燈是一條巨大的龍，就在西門町。
big(adj.)大的、重要的light up點亮
Nancy: Wow, that sounds fun! I’d really like to go!
南西：哇，聽起來好有趣！我很想去！
sound(v.)聽起來
Ben: Awesome! When do you want to check it out? We can meet in Ximending at 6 p.m. and grab dinner after enjoying the lanterns.
班：太棒了！你想什麼時候去呢？我們可以在下午6點在西門町見面，欣賞完燈籠後再一起吃晚餐。
check sth. out=check out sth.看看grab(v.)攫取
Nancy: Sounds good. How about this Saturday?
南西：聽起來不錯。這個星期六怎麼樣？
Ben: Perfect! Let’s meet at exit 2 of Ximen MRT station. It’s less crowded there.
班：太好了！我們在西門捷運站2號出口見面吧，那裡比較不擁擠。
less(adj.)比較少的（little的比較級）rush hour尖峰時段=peak hourcrowded(adj.)擁擠的、人多的crowd(n.)人群、一群人
Nancy: Great! I was thinking of inviting some friends. Is that okay?
南西：太好了！我在想要不要邀請一些朋友一起去，可以嗎？
invite(v.)邀請invitation(n.)邀請
Ben: Of course! The more, the merrier!
班：當然可以！人越多越熱鬧！
the more, the merrier人越多越熱鬧