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Evan and Gertrude discuss the best way to drive to Denmark. 
E:So, Gertrude, you think we should avoid Bremen and Hamburg altogether. 
D:Ya. When you can drive through the countryside, you'll appreciate our beautiful German landscape much more. Cities are a dime a dozen. 
E:Well, wouldn't it take much longer? 
D:Longer? Ya. But it will be well worth the time. Mama told me she'll pack a lunch for you for tomorrow. You can stay at our inn tonight instead of looking for a motel in Bremen and have breakfast here, too! 
E:That sounds convenient. Especially after I've had a couple of your delicious German beers! 
D:Ya. Don't drink and drive, you know. 
E:I know. Kathy here always reminds me. Your idea sounds good, but I'm afraid I would get lost. 
D:Nein. Here, use this map. I'll draw the route for you. You should reach the Danish border by late afternoon if you leave tomorrow morning about nine o'clock. 
E:This promises to be an adventure, but we're willing to try it! 
艾凡和葛楚德讨论开车到丹麦去的最佳方式。 
艾 凡:葛楚德,你认为我们应该避开不来梅和汉堡两个城市,是吗? 
葛楚德:对。如果你们能够开车行经乡间的话,就更加能欣赏我们德国的美景。城市没什么好看的。 
艾 凡:嗯,那不是要多花很多时间吗? 
葛楚德:多?没错。但是花这些时间相当值得。妈妈告诉我她会为你们打包好明天的午餐。你们今晚可以待在我们的旅店,不用到不来梅去找寻汽车旅馆,并且也可以在这儿用早餐! 
艾 凡:听起来很方便。特别是在我喝了几瓶可口的德国啤酒后! 
葛楚德:没错。但不可喝酒开车,你知道的。 
艾 凡:我知道。凯西总是在这时候提醒我。你的主意听起来不错,但是我怕我会迷路。 
葛楚德:不会。喏,用这张地图。我会画路线图给你。如果你们明天早上九点左右出发的话,到傍晚时应该会到达丹麦边界。 
艾 凡:这可能是一次历险,但是我们很乐意尝试!