×

We use cookies to help make LingQ better. By visiting the site, you agree to our cookie policy.


image

Easy Reading, 144. Cross the Street

144. Cross the Street

Jimmy wanted to cross the street.

He was on the south side of the street. He wanted to get to the north side of the street. He was in the middle of the block. His father always told him to cross at an intersection. His father always said never cross in the middle of the block. Jimmy walked to the intersection. There was a traffic light at the intersection. It had three colors--red, green, and yellow. Red was at the top. Green was at the bottom. Yellow was in the middle. He looked at the crosswalk sign. It was red. It was a red hand. The red hand meant Don't Walk. He waited for the red hand to change. It changed to a white figure walking. The white figure walking meant Walk. Jimmy looked both ways. Then he walked across the street. He walked in the crosswalk.

144. Cross the Street 144. Cruzar la calle 144. Atravessar a rua

Jimmy wanted to cross the street.

He was on the south side of the street. He wanted to get to the north side of the street. 他想去街道的北边。 He was in the middle of the block. 彼はブロックの真ん中にいました。 他在街区的中间。 His father always told him to cross at an intersection. 彼の父親はいつも彼に交差点で交差するように言いました。 他的父亲总是告诉他在十字路口过马路。 His father always said never cross in the middle of the block. 他的父亲总是说永远不要在街区中间穿过。 Jimmy walked to the intersection. 吉米走到十字路口。 There was a traffic light at the intersection. It had three colors--red, green, and yellow. Red was at the top. 一番上は赤だった。 Green was at the bottom. グリーンが一番下にありました。 Yellow was in the middle. 真ん中に黄色い。 He looked at the crosswalk sign. 彼は横断歩道の標識を見た。 It was red. 它是红色的。 It was a red hand. 赤い手でした。 The red hand meant Don’t Walk. He waited for the red hand to change. 彼は赤い手が変わるのを待った。 It changed to a white figure walking. 歩いている白い姿に変わった。 The white figure walking meant Walk. 白い姿のウォーキングはウォークを意味しました。 Jimmy looked both ways. Then he walked across the street. それから彼は通りを渡って歩いた。 He walked in the crosswalk. 彼は横断歩道を歩いた。