Teens and Computers / Подростки и компьютеры
Аудио диалог — Teens and Computers / Подростки и компьютеры
Todd: | OK, Jeanna, you like the computer! |
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Jeanna: | Yes, I do. |
Todd: | OK. Talk to us about computers. |
Jeanna: | Well, I go on the computer a lot and I talk with friends through AOL instant messenger. And I just moved from my hometown to Sacremento so it's a good way to keep in touch with old friends. |
Todd: | Yeah. Do you learn about computers at school or on your own? |
Jeanna: | I picked most of what I know, I've picked it up, through, ya know, the years, and some at school, like keyboarding and such. |
Todd: | OK. Do you have a laptop or a PC? |
Jeanna: | I have a PC. A Compac. |
Todd: | Do you like your computer or do you want a new one? |
Jeanna: | I want a new one cause I think I screwed mine up and it's a little bit slow now. |
Todd: | OK. How long have you had your computer? |
Jeanna: | I've had it for about 3 or 4 years. |
Todd: | Oh, yeah, that's pretty old for a computer. Yeah, so do you talk to your friends every night by e-mail? |
Jeanna: | Yeah, yes I do. |
Todd: | OK. |
Jeanna: | See going on and you know the gossip. |
Todd: | So nowadays, do high school kids talk by e-mail more than phone? |
Jeanna: | Most people talk by either e-mail or cellular phone. You know a lot of people don't use their house phones as much, and a lot of people have cellular phones. |
Todd: | OK. Thanks a lot Jeanna. |