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英語口語常用的情景口語對話

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學習英語口語帶給我們在平時學習不帶的知識,今天小編就給大家參考一下英語口語,僅供大家來收藏看看哦

英語口語常用的情景口語對話

  Have you ever went camping in the wild? 你在野外露營過嗎?

Danny: Hi, guys I'm Danny from England.

丹妮:大家好,我是丹妮,來自英國。

Alex: And I'm Alex from Australia. Danny have you ever been camping in the wild?

亞歷克斯:我是亞歷克斯,來自澳大利亞。丹妮,你在野外露營過嗎?

Danny: Not really. I went with the guides to go camping but it wasn't really that great. What about you?

丹妮:不完全算。我跟着導遊去露營了,不過不太好。你呢?

Alex: I've done quite a bit of camping. When I was young I was in scouts, so when I went camping in Australia, but I've also been camping in Africa. I've been camping in Botswana, Zimbabwe and Zambia with my family.

亞歷克斯:我露營的次數相當多。我小時候參加了童子軍,那時我們是在澳大利亞露營的,不過我也去非洲露營過。我和家人一起去博茨瓦納、津巴布韋和贊比來露營過。

Danny: Really. Wow! I'm so afraid to camping I think because of the bugs.

丹妮:真的嗎?哇哦!因爲蟲子,我很害怕去露營。

Alex: Oh, the bugs are not too bad. You kind of get used to them after awhile.

亞歷克斯:哦,遇到蟲子並不是太糟糕的事情。一段時間以後你就會習慣了。

Danny: But they're hideous and they're horrible.

丹妮:可是它們令人厭惡,而且很可怕。

Alex: Well, especially in Australia, the bugs are very big so you're going to have to get used to that.

亞歷克斯:嗯,尤其是澳大利亞的蟲子非常大,所以你一定要習慣這一點。

Danny: OK, I'm not going camping.

丹妮:好吧,我不去露營了。

  What do you think of backpackers? 你怎麼看揹包客?

JM: Hi, everyone, my name is JM and I'm from the Philippines.

JM:嗨,大家好,我是JM,來自菲律賓。

Phuong: And I am Phuong. I am from Vietnam.

芳:我是芳,來自越南。

JM: And today's question is: what do you think of backpackers. So Phuong, what do you think of backpackers?

JM:今天要討論的問題是:你怎麼看揹包客?芳,你對揹包客有什麼看法?

Phuong: I don't think it's bad to be a backpacker because I myself, once, I was a backpacker to go to like Tokyo, Kyoto, Yokohama. A lot of places in Japan, and because we are students we don't have much money so we spend, how do I say, safely, and like we save as much money as possible, and also we hire a very cheap hotel to stay for some nights, and it's good and I like the feeling to be myself, not depend on any others, people, something. And also, I think that backpackers, like, they are very , how do you say, adventurous. They like adventure, and they want to travel around and to, like, test life by their own and also, they want to like challenge themself. So I think it's good to be a backpacker. And you?

芳:我認爲做揹包客還不錯,因爲我自己就曾做過揹包客,在東京、京都、橫濱等地進行揹包旅行。我以這種方式遊覽了日本的很多地方,因爲我們是學生,沒有太多錢,所以我們要妥善花錢,我們要儘可能地節省,有些晚上我們住的是非常便宜的旅館,那感覺很好,我喜歡這種不依賴其他人,完全靠自己的感覺。而且我認爲揹包客非常有冒險精神。他們喜歡冒險,他們想去各地旅行,靠自己去完成人生的考驗,也想挑戰自己。所以我認爲當揹包客很不錯。你呢?

JM: Yeah, I think backpackers are pretty cool. I think they are very adventurous, and I've never actually done backpacking myself but that is how I would travel myself cause it's the cheapest way, and you probably get to see things that you don't normally see like the regular tourist tours, so yeah, I think backpacking is pretty good.

JM:對,我認爲揹包客非常酷。他們具有冒險精神,我自己從未進行過揹包旅行,不過我旅行時會採用揹包旅行的方式,因爲那是最便宜的旅行方法,可以看到一般遊客通常看不到的景色,所以我認爲揹包旅行非常不錯。

Phuong: Yeah, it's cool to be like a backpacker. Thank you very much.

芳:對,成爲揹包客很酷。非常謝謝你。

JM: Bye bye.

JM:再見。

  Have you ever touched a wild animal? 你摸過野生動物嗎?

Chris: Hello, my name is Chris. I'm from the United States.

克里斯:大家好,我是克里斯,來自美國。

Phoebe: Hi, my name is Phoebe and I'm from China.

菲比:嗨,我是菲比,來自中國。

Chris: Our question is have we ever touched a wild animal before? As for me, when I was living in Shanghai, I went to the zoo and they had a big python snake there. It was safe, it had the mouth taped shut and I think I paid five dollars to hold it and look cool and have my picture taken. So that was my experience. How about you?

克里斯:我們要討論的問題是:你以前摸過野生動物嗎?至於我,我住在上海時去過動物園,裏面有大蟒蛇。當然那很安全,蟒蛇的嘴被膠帶封住,我花了5美元,抱着蟒蛇照了相,看上去很酷。這就是我的經歷。你呢?

Phoebe: I also had a very special experience. I was in a zoo and I got a chance to hold a baby lion only one month old and I can take a picture with him.

菲比:我也有一段很特殊的經歷。我去動物園玩時,有機會抱一隻1個月大的小獅子,我也照相留念了。

Chris: How much was the picture?

克里斯:照那張照片要多少錢?

Phoebe: I think it was about maybe twenty yuan.

菲比:大概20元。

Chris: OK.

克里斯:好。

Phoebe: Yes, it's not too bad.

菲比:嗯,還不算貴。

Chris: Not too bad.

克里斯:還好。