And you can use my Walkman.

可以用我的随身听。

No. I didn't have a Walkman… But I do have a record player.

我没有随身听。但是我有电唱机。

There would have been no record players, Walkmans or eventually iPods.

届时，唱片机、随身听，乃至 iPod 可能都不会出现。

Can you imagine watching astronauts walk on Mars the same time the Walkman came out?

你能想象到当随身听面世时，宇航员在火星上漫步吗？

Did you use to have any old tech, you know, a Walkman, back in the 1990s? Before music went digital?

在音乐数字化之前，你有什么古老的科技产品吗？像20世90年代的随身听？

Years before iPods and MP3 downloads, the Sony Walkman was the first widely available portable music player.

在用iPods和MP3下载音乐之前，尼随身听是第一款广泛使用的便携式音乐播放器。

AD ANNOUNCER: The Sony Walkman is a tiny stereo cassette player with truly an incredible sound.

尼随身听是一款微型立体录音机，它具有真正令人不可思议的声音。

Now, the inspiration behind the Walkman came from Sony chairman, Akio Morita.

随身听的灵感尼董事长盛田昭夫。

And I have my Walkman in my fanny pack with my tape.

我的腰包里有随身听和磁带。

The days that you don't have your Walkman?

那些没有随身听的日子？

You give me back my Walkman!

把我的随身听还给我！

I play my Walkman, like, three days.

我玩随身听大概三天。

The Walkman couldn't compete with the iPod.

Walkman 无法与 iPod 竞争。

In this programme, we'll be taking a nostalgic look back at the 1980s and the birth of the Sony Walkman.

在本期节目中，我们将带你回顾一下令人怀旧的20世80年代以及尼随身听的诞生。

Did you go shopping? - Yeah. My Walkman broke.

我们明天考试。

I gravitated inwards towards books, poems and my brother's hand-me-down Walkman.

我被书籍、诗歌和我哥哥传下的随身听所吸引。

The Walkman was especially popular with the 16 to 24 age group.

随身听在16岁到24岁年龄段的人群中特别受欢迎。

Soon, Japanese electronics were everywhere, from televisions of VCRs to digital wristwatches and walkmans.

很快，日本电子产品无处不在，从电视机、录像机到数字手表和随身听。

Yeah, I got locked up with a Walkman and, I think, like, seven tapes.

是的，我被一个随身听锁了起，我想，大概有七盘磁带。

The newly introduced Walkman created the power to soundtrack your life at all times.

新推出的随身听创造了随时为您的生活配乐的力量。