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安德里亚·查班特·桑切斯现年29岁，是位公关员，住在马德里。
He usually travels to Paris once a month to see his girlfriend Emma Besancon.
他通常每月去一次巴黎，去见他的女友艾玛·贝桑松。
In January, he planned all his trips through July.
早在一月，他就计划了到七月份的所有旅程。
Now, those trips are cancelled.
现在，那些旅程被取消了。
Travel restrictions have stopped him and many other people around the world from visiting their loved ones.
旅行限制使他和世界上许多其他人无法探访所爱之人。
”I honestly don’t know when I’m going to see the person I love again,” said Sanchez.
桑切斯说：“老实说，我不知道何时才能再见到我爱的人。”
He and Besancon, who is 24, have not been together since before Spain declared a state of emergency on March 14.
3月14日西班牙宣布进入紧急状态之前，他和24岁的贝桑松就分隔两地，直到现在。
”I always had a date: one for this month, next month…” said Sanchez.
桑切斯说：“我一直有约会：这个月一次，下个月……”
Lola Gomez is a 22-year-old acting student from Malaga, Spain.
萝拉·戈麦斯是来自西班牙马拉加的一名22岁的表演专业学生。
She also feels the pain of separation.
她也饱受分离之苦。
”It’s only been eleven days, but it feels like I haven’t seen her in a month,”
“虽然才过去11天，但我感觉就像一个月没见过她了，”
she said of her girlfriend Sara Lozano, also 22.
谈到同样22岁的女友萨拉·洛萨诺时，她说道。
Lozano left Madrid to join her family in Pamplona the day before the quarantine was ordered.
隔离前一天，洛萨诺离开马德里，回到潘普洛纳与家人团聚。
Neither knows when they will next meet.
她们两个谁都不知道下次何时才能见面。
”We’ve been separated before, but this isn’t like Christmas or summertime,
“我们以前也曾分隔两地，但这次和圣诞节或暑假不同，
when it’s long but you’re doing a million other things,” said Gomez.
那些节假日虽然时间很长，但你有一百万件事可以做，” 戈麦斯说。
”This quarantine means a lot of time alone, thinking,
“而隔离意味着有很多时间独自一人，可以思考，
asking yourself questions – a lot of time shut in too.
问自己一些问题，同时也意味着很多时间关在家里。
You miss your partner so much more,” she said.
会更加想念另一半，”她说。
Etienne Berges is a 26-year-old humanitarian policy adviser working in Myanmar.
艾蒂安·伯格斯现年26岁，是位人道主义政策顾问，在缅甸工作。
He will not see his girlfriend, Amber Medland, next month.
下个月他不会见到女友艾梅柏·梅德兰。
On March 16, Myanmar ordered quarantine for anyone arriving from countries where COVID-19 is spreading.
3月16日，缅甸下令对来自传播COVID-19的国家/地区的所有人进行隔离。
So, Medland, a 29-year-old writer based in London, cancelled her plans to travel.
因此，29岁的伦敦作家梅德兰取消了她的旅行计划。
Still, the couple is finding ways to be together from thousands of miles apart.
尽管如此，虽然相隔数千英里，这对情侣仍会想法设法在一起。
They visit on video calls while watching the same television show or having a drink.
他们通过视频通话，一起看同样的电视节目或一同喝酒。
Gomez and Lozano share mealtimes over video calls.
戈麦斯和洛萨诺通过视频电话分享用餐时间。
And they always video-call one another just before they go to sleep.
而且他们总是在睡觉前互通视频。
”That way, you give and get tenderness before sleeping,” Gomez said.
戈麦斯说：“那样一来，就可以在睡觉前表达并感受到关心。”
It is not quite the same as the real thing, however.
然而，这与真实情况并不完全相同。
”The person you love should be the one person you can break confinement with, pletely –
“你所爱之人应该是那个你可以和他完全地打破束缚的人，
because you lay beside them at night. And I can’t,” said Sanchez.
因为你晚上躺在他们身边。而我不能，”桑切斯说。
He stayed alone in Madrid while Besancon went to be with her family in Normandy, France.
他独自一人待在马德里，而女友贝桑松却和家人一起待在法国诺曼底。
As the coronavirus spreads, separated couples are facing the fact
随着冠状病毒的传播，被迫分离的情侣都面临着这样的事实：
that days apart turn into weeks, and now possibly months.
分离几天会变成几周，现在还有可能是几个月。
I’m John Russell.
约翰·拉塞尔报道。
英语学习资料：我们何时才能再见？冠状病毒迫使情侣分隔两地
