[speaker001:] My lease ends next month, so I have to find a new place.
[speaker002:] I feel sorry for you. It's a jungle out there.
[speaker001:] Do you know any places?
[speaker002:] Well. I guess I can ask around to see if anyone's got a room or apartment available.
[speaker001:] Thank you. I think I should also have a look at the Internet to see if anyone's got a sublet.
[speaker002:] How much do are you looking to spend?
[speaker001:] I can only afford about 1,000 yuan a month.
[speaker002:] Looks like you'll have to get a place in the suburbs.
[speaker001:] It doesn't matter, but it needs to be close to the subway or on a convenient bus route.
[speaker002:] Anything you need to have in the place?
[speaker001:] I want a bedroom with full bath, and it'll be better if the bedroom is on the sunny side.
[speaker002:] You can also check out university bulletin boards.
[speaker001:] Why? Will those be students who are leaving?
[speaker002:] Not really, but landlords put up notices to attract students and they often have low rent.
[speaker001:] Thank you. I'll be sure to take a look.
[speaker002:] Good luck.