" No, I … I choked on a fish bone once, I can't eat fish" .

" 不，我… … 我被卡过，我不吃。"

Oh, thank God! l bet it's the fish!

哦，谢天谢地！我敢肯定！

Robert, do something. He's choking on the fish.

罗伯特，快去帮帮忙，他被卡住了。

And I have taken out all the bones; because Duchess did nearly choke herself with a fish-bone last time I gave a party.

我把所有骨头取出来了； 因为上次我举办派对时， 公爵夫人差点被噎死。

And the reason behind that is supposedly because the Japanese diet consists of large amounts of whole, bony fish, and the pointed ends makes it easier to remove small bones from the fish.

这背后原因大概日本人中，含有大量多，尖头让他们能更容易从肉上剔除小。

It's not for kissing I slapped you. Girl's elbows at fifteen Father said you swallow like you had a fishbone in your throat what's the matter with you and Caddy across the table not to look at me.

打你耳光不为了接吻十五岁时女孩肘部 父亲说你吞咽时候就像喉咙里有一样，你和卡迪隔着桌子不看我怎么了。

So, the memory books always typically involve somebody--like you meet somebody with very spiky hair and they say, " My name is Mr. Fish" and then you remember--you think of their--of a big fish impaled on their hair.

所以，记忆书通常总涉及某人——就像你遇到一个头发很尖人，他们说，“我名字先生”，然后你记得——你想到他们——一条大在他们身上头发。