In (the) 17th century London, coffeehouses were busy, noisy places.

17世纪的伦敦，馆个繁忙喧闹的地方。

It's a coffeehouse by day but turns up at night.

它白天一家馆，但晚上会出现。

With the Enlightenment era, the game moved from royal courts to coffeehouses.

随着启蒙时代的到来，游戏从宫廷搬到了馆。

I know the best coffeehouse. And it's close.

附近有一家很棒的馆。

And this is the coffeehouse. This is where I play my music.

这馆，我在这。

The coffeehouse will be closed for about an hour.

本店要暂停营业1小时。

I'm Ross. Phoebe's friend from the coffeehouse?

我罗斯，菲比在屋的朋友？

Just now, there was some woman at the coffeehouse smiled at me.

刚刚在厅就有个女人对我笑。

Coffeehouses spread in one country after another, and became popular meeting places.

馆在一个又一个国家蔓延，并成为受欢迎的聚会场所。

Coffeehouses follow the mania of coffee.

馆承载者人们对的狂热。

Merchants and bankers went to coffeehouses to do their business, as well as to drink coffee.

商人和银行家去馆边谈生意，边喝。

He met some girl at the coffeehouse.

他在厅认识一个女的。

When I'm in a coffeehouse bopping along to one of your songs..

当我在厅跟着你的歌打拍子时。

The world's first coffeehouse was opened in Constantinople in 1475.

1475 年，世界上第一家馆在君士坦丁堡开业。

You know, that guy she met at the coffeehouse. -Ross: No.

她在屋认识的那个。-不认识。

Oh, well, see, there's this guy she met at the... -Ross: At the coffeehouse, right.

这个人她在… -在屋认识的。

We said we would meet at the coffeehouse at 6: 00.

钱德，我们约6点楼下见。

Maybe you should just stay here at the coffeehouse.

也许你应该留在厅。

To call the English coffeehouse a new kind of public space doesn't quite do it justice.

把英国的屋称为一种新型的公共空间，并不十分恰当。

And if you go to the coffeehouses and the rest, everybody's talking politics.

而且如果你去馆和其他地方，大家在讨论政治。