Well, we can put the tent over there, next to that bush…
Li: It would be a good place if it wasn't so close to an ant nest…
Rob: …and we can light a fire near that rock…
Li: …the wind might put out the fire…
Rob: It's just a breeze.
Li: But it's bringing in the clouds. It's going to rain...
Rob: Li, nothing seems to please you, does it? Are you trying to tell me
something?
Li: Well, the thing is...
Rob: Yes? What's the problem Li?
Li: It's just that the tent is a bit small and… well… you know what I mean…
Rob: Li, I don't know what you mean! Now just come on, just tell me what's
wrong - don't beat around the bush!
Li: Beat around the bush? I'm not even touching the bush.
Rob: I know. In English, when you tell someone not to 'beat around the bush'
you're telling them to stop avoiding saying things directly. Let's hear some