Hey, Jan. What's up?
Not much. What's new with you?- I just bought a house.
- Whoa! No way! Where are you living?
- Oh, I haven't moved in yet.
- I'm planning to move next weekend.
- The house is near Montgomery High School on the west side of town.
- Oh, really?
- That's close to where my folks live.
- Oh, really?
- Say, would you mind helping me move stuff in, if you're not too busy?
- Yeah.
- I'm gonna be free on Saturday and I was planning on having dinner with my parents that night anyway.
- Oh, great. That'd be such a big help.
- I've been really worried about getting everything moved.
- I'll start taking things over around 7:00 in morning.
- Yeah. No problem.
- Would it be okay if I join you at 10:00?
- I have a few things to take care of in the morning, but I should be free by 10:00.
- Sure. No worries.
- Why don't you call me Saturday morning, when you get free, and I'll tell you where I am and give you directions.
- Okay, will do. Catch you later.
- Thanks again. See you Saturday.
- See ya.
bought a house
：家を所有することは伝統的な"the American dream"のひとつと考えられている。従って、初めて家を所有することは大きな出来事 。
No way
："No way"は"No kidding"の意味。「うそ！/まさか！」
folks
："folks"は"family members"、特に"parents"の意味。「両親」
Say
："say"はここでは"by the way"と同様の機能をもつ。「ところで」
Yeah
："yeah"は"yes"の意味。「はい/うん」
will do
："will do"は"I will call you"の意味。「電話するよ」
Catch you later
： "catch"は "see "または"talk to"の意味。「またね」