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Easy Reading, 50. Basketball in LA

50. Basketball in LA

Many people love to watch basketball.

The Lakers are a great basketball team. The Clippers are a terrible basketball team. Both teams call Los Angeles their home. They play at the Staples Center. The Staples Center is new. It is a shiny new arena. It is in downtown Los Angeles. It is next to two freeways. It is next to the 110 freeway. It is next to the 10 freeway. The 110 goes north and south. The 10 goes east and west. Many basketball fans take the freeways to Staples Center. They drive their cars on the crowded freeways. The crowded freeways have too many cars. The fans park their cars in the huge parking lot. Parking is not cheap. It is $22. The fans walk to the arena from the parking lot. They buy their tickets. The cheap tickets are $10. The expensive tickets are $2,600. Rich people buy the expensive tickets. Poor people buy the cheap tickets. The rich people sit very close to the basketball court. They talk to the players. The poor people sit far away from the basketball court. They talk to each other.

50. Basketball in LA 50. Baloncesto en Los Ángeles 50.LAでのバスケットボール 50. Basquetebol em Los Angeles 50. Баскетбол в Лос-Анджелесе 50\. 洛杉矶的篮球

Many people love to watch basketball. Многие люди любят смотреть баскетбол. 很多人喜欢看篮球。

The Lakers are a great basketball team. 레이커스는 훌륭한 농구 팀입니다. Лейкерс" - отличная баскетбольная команда. 湖人队是一支伟大的篮球队。 The Clippers are a terrible basketball team. 클리퍼스는 끔찍한 농구 팀입니다. Клипперс" - ужасная баскетбольная команда. 快船队是一支糟糕的篮球队。 Both teams call Los Angeles their home. どちらのチームもロサンゼルスを故郷と呼んでいます。 두 팀 모두 로스 앤젤레스를 그들의 집이라고 부릅니다. Обе команды называют Лос-Анджелес своим домом. 两支球队都称洛杉矶为他们的家。 They play at the Staples Center. 그들은 스테이플 센터에서 연주합니다. Они играют в Стэйплс-центре. 他们在斯台普斯中心踢球。 The Staples Center is new. Стейплс-центр - новый. 斯台普斯中心是新建的。 It is a shiny new arena. 반짝이는 새로운 경기장입니다. Это новая блестящая арена. 这是一个闪亮的新竞技场。 It is in downtown Los Angeles. 로스 앤젤레스 시내에 있습니다. Он находится в центре Лос-Анджелеса. 它位于洛杉矶市中心。 It is next to two freeways. 두 고속도로 옆에 있습니다. Он находится рядом с двумя автострадами. 它毗邻两条高速公路。 It is next to the 110 freeway. それは110高速道路の隣にあります。 Он находится рядом с автострадой 110. 它毗邻110高速公路。 It is next to the 10 freeway. Он находится рядом с автострадой 10. 它毗邻 10 号高速公路。 The 110 goes north and south. 110은 북쪽과 남쪽으로갑니다. Дорога 110 идет на север и на юг. 110向北和向南。 The 10 goes east and west. 10은 동쪽과 서쪽으로갑니다. Десятка идет на восток и запад. 10向东和向西。 Many basketball fans take the freeways to Staples Center. 多くのバスケットボールファンがフリーウェイをステープルズセンターに連れていきます。 많은 농구 팬들은 고속도로를 스테이플 센터로 가져갑니다. Многие любители баскетбола добираются до Стейплс-центра по автострадам. 许多篮球迷走高速公路前往斯台普斯中心。 They drive their cars on the crowded freeways. 彼らは混雑した高速道路で車を運転します。 그들은 붐비는 고속도로에서 자동차를 운전합니다. Они ездят на своих машинах по переполненным автострадам. 他们在拥挤的高速公路上开车。 The crowded freeways have too many cars. На переполненных автострадах слишком много машин. 拥挤的高速公路上有太多的汽车。 The fans park their cars in the huge parking lot. Болельщики паркуют свои машины на огромной парковке. 球迷们把车停在巨大的停车场。 Parking is not cheap. Парковка стоит недешево. 停车费不便宜。 It is $22. 22 доллара. 这是 22 美元。 The fans walk to the arena from the parking lot. Болельщики идут к арене от парковки. 球迷们从停车场走到球馆。 They buy their tickets. Они покупают билеты. The cheap tickets are $10. Дешевые билеты стоят 10 долларов. The expensive tickets are $2,600. Самые дорогие билеты стоят 2 600 долларов. Rich people buy the expensive tickets. Богатые люди покупают дорогие билеты. Poor people buy the cheap tickets. Бедные люди покупают дешевые билеты. The rich people sit very close to the basketball court. 金持ちはバスケットボールコートのすぐ近くに座っています。 Богатые люди сидят очень близко к баскетбольной площадке. They talk to the players. Они разговаривают с игроками. The poor people sit far away from the basketball court. Бедные люди сидят далеко от баскетбольной площадки. They talk to each other. 彼らは互いに話します。 Они разговаривают друг с другом. 他们互相交谈。