Connie and Willy are talking about the previous lesson.
康妮和威利正在談論先前那一課。
Connie：Do you believe what they say about chili peppers?
康妮：你相信他們所說有關紅辣椒的事嗎？
Willy：Frankly speaking, I don't. The last time I got hurt playing soccer, my mom told me not to eat anything spicy . She said it will irritate the wound .
威利：坦白說，我不相信。上次我踢足球受傷時，我老媽告訴我別吃任何辛辣的東西。她說那會刺激傷口。
Connie：My mom is the same. For example, according to her, eating fish eyes is good for the eyes.
康妮：我媽也是這樣。舉個例子來說，根據她的說法，吃魚的眼睛對視力有益。
Willy：If you think that's weird , listen to this. My mom says eating pigs' brains makes you smart.
威利：如果妳認為那很怪異，聽聽這個。我老媽說吃豬腦能使人聰明。
Connie：Are you kidding? Frankly speaking, I don't believe in any of these old wives' tales.
康妮：你在開玩笑嗎？坦白說，我不相信任何這些無稽之談。
Willy：I wish you would tell that to my mom. I'm sick of eating pigs' brains.
威利：我希望妳能這麼告訴我老媽。我對吃豬腦已經很厭煩了。
Connie：Poor guy!
康妮：可憐的傢伙！
Willy：Don't tell anyone, OK? Or I'll never hear the end of it .
威利：別告訴任何人，好嗎？否則我的耳根就別想清淨了。
Connie：OK. It doesn't work anyway.
康妮：好吧。反正那也沒什麼用。
Willy：What do you mean?
威利：妳這句話是什麼意思？
Connie：I'm only kidding. You're at least as smart as a pig.
