山本

Yamamoto: Yes. It's too late and it seems there won't be any

山本：是啊，已经很晚了，好像不会再有客人来了。

So I asked people to help me find Mr. Yamamoto's store.

所以我请别人帮助我找山本先生的商店。

Customer: I haven't seen Mr. Yamamoto these days. What happened to him?

顾客：这几天我都没有看见山本先生，他怎么了？

Yamamoto, I can't thank you enough for bringing him back.

山本先生，你把他带回来了，我真感激不尽。

Yamamoto: Sorry, sir. It's the last one.

山本：先生，对不起，那是最后一棵了。

Yamamoto: It's Saturday. I have to be in the store.

山本：今天是星期六，我必须到店里去

Yamamoto: Excuse me, do I know you?

山本：对不起，我们认识吗？

Yamamoto: Thank you, but I don't think it's too heavyfor me.

山本：谢谢你，不过我想还不至于重得让我搬不

Oftentimes, her stories describe fierce conflicts, in which it is not hard to see a composite power structure that is based on racism and classism.

山本久枝站在女性主义者的立场，描写了女性反抗性别不平等和压迫的斗争，但她的描写超越了传统女性主义的局限，进入了阶级和种族的范畴。

Also taking the test is Yamamoto Hiroyuki, a first year doctoral student.

另一位博士一年级生山本也进行这项测验。

But we don't care about Battlegrounds.

但我们并不在乎沙场中的显露。

Ah! don't mention it, the butcher's shop is a horror.

啊！不用提了。提到肉，真是糟透了。