I want to take a bottle of something round to David's tonight.- What do you think?
Yeah, that'd be good.- They've got a good selection of wines here.
- Do you know what he's planning to cook?
- I think a roast. Maybe pork.
- You remember last time?
- It was delicious so I think he's making it again.
- Ooo yeah, that was great.
- So what goes well with roast pork?
- Maybe a red?
- I thought white wine was for pork and red for beef.
- I don't like white wine. It's always too bitter.
- Hmm.What about trying a pink?
- That rosé looks alright.
- That looks good.
- It even says ‘good with pork'. Perfect.
- Yeah, cheap too.
a bottle of something
："a bottle of something"は"a bottle of wine"の意味。「ワイン一本」
round to David's
："round to David's"は「デイビッドの家へ」の意味。イギリス英語では、家を表わす単語の前に"round"を使うことがある。
alright
："alright"は"good"の意味。「良い」。イギリス英語では控えめな形容詞を使うことが多い。