Hi. I'm Sha. - My husband and I live next door.
Hi. I'm Lee. - Nice to meet you.
- Nice to meet you, too.
- I saw the lorry a couple of days ago.
- I just thought I'd come and say hello.
- Ah. This is for you.
- Oh, thank you very much.
- My wife will be so happy.
- Hope you liked it.
- Definitely. We both like this a lot.
- So how long have you lived here already ah?
- Mmm, macam,
- three years ah, this September.
- Oh, nice nice. Our house is a mess right now,
- but after we clean it, you and your husband must come for dinner.
- Maybe next weekend, okay?
- Sure. That'd be great. Thanks.
- Okay. See you then.
- Okay.
lorry
："lorry"は"truck"の意味。「トラック」lorryは英英語で、米英語ではtruckが使われる。
So how long have you lived here already ah?
："So how long have you lived here already ah?"は"So how long have you lived here?"の意味。"already"は「住み続けてすでにどれくらいが経過したか」という完了・結果の意味で使用している。
macam
："macam"はマレー語で"like"の意味。「だいたい」
ah
："ah"は中国南部方言（特に福建語と広東語）由来の間投詞「啊」で、賞賛・肯定・驚き・疑問を強調する文尾に置かれる。
Maybe next weekend, okay?
："Maybe next weekend, okay?"は"Can you come to our house next weekend?"の意味。「来週末に私たちの家に来ることはできますか」