英語簡單對(duì)話

　　下面是學(xué)習(xí)啦小編整理的英語簡單對(duì)話，希望對(duì)大家有幫助。

　　英語簡單對(duì)話一：

　　先來看一段Jake和Debbie之間的對(duì)話吧。大姑娘上花轎--頭一回，這兩個(gè)大一新生在校園里初次碰面了。

　　JAKE: Hi! My name is Jake. We haven't met before, have we?

　　DEBBIE: No, we haven't! My name is Debbie.

　　JAKE: Nice to meet you, Debbie!

　　DEBBIE: Nice to meet you, too, Jake.

　　JAKE: Are you a new student?

　　DEBBIE: Yes, I am. What about you?

　　JAKE: Yeah, me too!

　　JAKE: What're you studying here?

　　DEBBIE: Journalism. I want to be a journalist. What about you?

　　JAKE: I'm doing law. But I'm thinking of doing business studies instead.

　　DEBBIE: Do they allow you to change?

　　見機(jī)行事，見什么人說什么話。Jake和Debbie之間的對(duì)話適用于什么場合呢?

　　他們的對(duì)話適用于非正式場合。

　　因?yàn)椋?/p>

　　1 Jake使用了Hi這個(gè)問候詞。這個(gè)詞適用于比較隨意的場合或者正式場合下彼此非常熟識(shí)的人之間。

　　2 Jake和Debbie在介紹自己和稱呼對(duì)方的時(shí)候都在用彼此名字的第一個(gè)字。如果兩人第一次見面就直接用名字的第一個(gè)字相互稱呼，這就暗示他們想讓接下來的談話無拘無束，閑散自在一些。

　　3 兩個(gè)人談話的語氣和內(nèi)容都顯得輕松，隨意。

　　再來看一段James Taylor和Wang Dong之間的對(duì)話。James Taylor是AEC Advertising 的總裁，Wang Dong是China Bright Advertising Company 外事處的秘書。她負(fù)責(zé)到機(jī)場去接從未謀面的James Taylor。

　　Wang Dong: Good morning. Are you James Taylor?

　　James Taylor: Yes, and ...

　　Wang Dong: Welcome to Beijing, President Taylor. I'm Wang Dong, the secretary of the foreign affairs office from China Bright Advertising Company. Please call me Wang.

　　James Taylor: Oh, nice to meet you, Wang.

　　Wang Dong: Nice to meet you, too. How was the flight?

　　James Taylor: It was OK, though I feel a bit tired.

　　Wang Dong: Would you like me to help you with the luggage?

　　James Taylor: Oh, thank you.

　　Wang Dong: Please follow me to the gate. The company car is waiting for you outside.

　　大家已經(jīng)意識(shí)到了吧，這段對(duì)話適用于正式的社交場合。

　　1 二個(gè)人用 Nice to meet you 相互問候。

　　2 Wang Dong 在自我介紹的時(shí)候不僅說了自己的姓名，還說了自己的職務(wù)和此行的身份。

　　3 Wang Dong 稱呼對(duì)方為President Taylor，這是一種正式的稱呼，而不是用Mr. James或者James。

　　4 Wang Dong 的用語十分禮貌，恭敬。

　　說到這里，讓我們來作個(gè)初次見面問候用語的小結(jié)吧。

　　Brief greetings:

　　-- Hi! (for informal situation)

　　-- Hello! (for informal situation)

　　-- Hullo! (for informal situation)

　　-- Good morning/afternoon/evening. (for more formal situation)

　　Extended greetings at the first meeting:

　　-- Nice to meet you. (-- Nice to meet you, too.)

　　-- How do you do! (--Nice to meet you.) (for more formal situation)

　　附：幾個(gè)實(shí)用的句子

　　1. Nice to meet you. 很高興認(rèn)識(shí)你。

　　二個(gè)素不認(rèn)識(shí)的老美見面打招呼的方式很簡單，就是一個(gè)人先說"Nice to meet you"， 另一個(gè)人說 "Nice to meet you, too"，然后相互握手。但人多的時(shí)候, 你不可能一個(gè)一個(gè)說 "Nice to meet you"，這時(shí)簡單說"Hi" 就可以了，但這么說不適用于比較正式的場合。

　　2. Give me a hug.給我一個(gè)擁抱吧。

　　如果兩個(gè)人相識(shí)已久，見面再說"Nice to meet you" 反而顯得有點(diǎn)見外。這時(shí)候通常問候一句 "How are you doing" 或者 "What's up" 比較好一些。如果兩個(gè)人還是不錯(cuò)的朋友，就會(huì)彼此擁抱一下。當(dāng)然啦，擁抱之前不一定要說 "Give me a hug"，只要看到人家張開雙手，你就可以迎上去擁抱啦。

　　3. Do you want to exchange numbers? 你想不想交換電話呢?

　　如果是學(xué)生的社交場合，要不要名片就不是那么重要了。這時(shí)你可以嘗試跟對(duì)方交換電話號(hào)碼。你可以說 "Do you want to exchange numbers" 或是直截了當(dāng)要對(duì)方的電話 "Could I have your phone number"。當(dāng)然，第一次見面就要對(duì)方電話感覺好像怪怪的，所以你也可以跟對(duì)方要 E-mail address 或是 ICQ number。總之要什么就根據(jù)當(dāng)時(shí)的情況和你個(gè)人的企圖來定了。

　　英語簡單對(duì)話二：

　　Talking About Part-time Jobs

　　談?wù)摌I(yè)余工作

　　Things to Know 學(xué)前必讀?

　　美國人崇尚自立。許多年輕人在課余時(shí)間做臨時(shí)工作(part-time job)，有些學(xué)生還能夠掙錢交納部分學(xué)費(fèi)。這樣既減輕了家長的經(jīng)濟(jì)負(fù)擔(dān)，又證明了自己的能力。美國青年把自食其力看做是光彩的事。?

　　Conversation A : At an Amusement Park? MARTIN: Good afternoon. How are you??

　　CAST: Fine, thanks. OK. Good afternoon. Hi. How are you? Great.?

　　MARTIN: I'm happy to meet you. Thank you for coming this afternoon. Tell me

　　about your jobs. Let's start with you. Who are you??

　　CELIA: I'm Celia Chan.?

　　MARTIN: Where do you live??

　　CELIA: I live at 12 Coolidge Street.?

　　MARTIN: What do you do??

　　CELIA: I'm a sales person. I sell things.

　　MARTIN: Where do you sell things?

　　CELIA: I work at the General Store.?

　　MARTIN: What do you sell??

　　CELIA: Oh-candy-T-shirts.?

　　MARTIN: Thank you, Celia. Now, who are you?

　　RALPH: I'm Ralph Beck.?

　　MARTIN: How old are you, Ralph?

　　RALPH: I'm sixteen years old.?

　　MARTIN: Celia, how old are you??

　　CELIA: I'm sixteen.?

　　MARTIN: Ralph, where do you work??

　　RALPH: I work at the Frontier Restaurant.

　　MARTIN: What do you do??

　　RALPH: I'm a waiter.?

　　MARTIN: When do you work??

　　RALPH: I work on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday.?

　　MARTIN: Celia, when do you work??

　　CELIA: I work on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

　　MARTIN: Thanks. And who are you?

　　DON: I'm Don Tharp.?

　　MARTIN: Where do you live??

　　DON: I live at six twenty-eight Monroe Street.?

　　MARTIN: How old are you??

　　DON: I'm seventeen years old.?

　　MARTIN: Where do you go to school??

　　DON: I go to school at Northwest High School.?

　　MARTIN: Ralph, where do you go to school??

　　RALPH: At Central High School.?

　　MARTIN: Celia, where do you go to high school??

　　CELIA: I go to school at South High School.

　　MARTIN: Thanks. Don, what do you do??

　　DON: I'm a lifeguard.?

　　MARTIN: You're a swimmer??

　　DON: Yes, I'm a good swimmer.?

　　MARTIN: Wonderful! When do you work??

　　DON: I work on Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday. I work at a supermarket on

　　Saturday.?

　　MARTIN: What do you do at the supermarket??

　　DON: I'm a stock boy. I put things on the shelves.?

　　MARTIN: Who are you??

　　KRISTIE: I'm Kristie Wasserman.?

　　MARTIN: When do you work??

　　KRISTIE: I work everyday-Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday,

　　Saturday and Sunday.?

　　MARTIN: That's a lot.?

　　KRISTIE: I only work two hours a day.