Saba is a small, steep island in the Caribbean. It is only about five miles across.

Saba is a small, steep island in the CaribbeanSaba是加勒比海上一座小小的、地勢陡峭的島。It is only about five miles across從一頭到另一頭大約只有五英里寬。

It belongs to the Netherlands: older books say the Dutch Antilles, which was the old group name; though actually, that group was split up, and Saba is now a special municipality of the Netherlands — Dutch land, not its own country.

It belongs to the Netherlands它屬於荷蘭：older books say the Dutch Antilles, which was the old group name舊書上會說荷屬安地列斯，那是舊時的群島名稱；though actually, that group was split up不過事實上，那個群島後來被拆開了，and Saba is now a special municipality of the Netherlands現在Saba是荷蘭的一個特別自治市——Dutch land, not its own country是荷蘭領土，不是自己獨立的國家。

The airport is famous because the runway is the shortest one in the world that regular passenger planes still use; the landing looks almost too short. People go to walk in the hills and to dive.

The airport is famous這裡的機場很有名，because the runway is the shortest one in the world that regular passenger planes still use因為它的跑道是全世界一般客機仍在使用的跑道裡最短的；the landing looks almost too short降落時看起來幾乎短到有點嚇人。People go to walk in the hills and to dive人們會去那裡爬山健行、潛水。

English is widely used there, even though the island is Dutch. The name is easy to mix with Sabah, a large state in Malaysia: similar spelling, totally different place.

English is widely used there那裡普遍使用英文，even though the island is Dutch儘管這座島是荷蘭領土。The name is easy to mix with Sabah, a large state in Malaysia這個名字很容易跟馬來西亞的大州Sabah搞混：similar spelling, totally different place拼法相近，卻是完全不同的地方。