兒童英語口語對(duì)話（1）

兒童英語口語對(duì)話

　到國外游玩，品嘗當(dāng)?shù)孛朗呈切谐讨仡^戲之一，然而身為異鄉(xiāng)人自然無法知道每家餐廳口碑如何。此時(shí)，不妨向外國人詢問，說出自己的喜好及需求，請(qǐng)對(duì)方做 佳建議。祝各位朋友國外旅行愉快哈!

　　是否可介紹一家附近口碑不錯(cuò)的餐廳?

　　Could you recommend a nice restaurant near here?

　　我想去一家價(jià)位合理的餐廳。

　　I want a restaurant with reasonable prices.

　　我想去一家不會(huì)吵雜的餐廳。

　　I'd like a quiet restaurant.

　　我想去一家氣氛歡樂、活潑的餐廳。

　　I'd like a restaurant with cheerful atmosphere.

　　是否可建議這一類的餐廳?

　　Could you recommend that kind of restaurant?

　　此地餐廳多集中在那一區(qū)?

　　Where is the main area for restaurants?

　　這附近是否有中國餐廳?

　　Is there a Chinese restaurant around here?

　　這附近是否有價(jià)位不貴的餐廳?

　　Are there any inexpensive restaurants near here?

　　你知道現(xiàn)在那里還有餐廳是營業(yè)的嗎?

　　Do you know of any restaurants open now?

　　我想嘗試一下當(dāng)?shù)厥澄铩?/p>

　　I‘d like to have some local food.

　　 近的意大利餐廳在那里?

 

兒童英語口語對(duì)話

　　Where is the nearest Italian restaurant?

NATASHA: I don't know what I'm going to do.

　　I need to find a job. If I don't, I won't be able to stay here next semester.

　　ERIC: Have you tried university part-time jobs?

　　NATASHA: What do you mean?

　　ERIC: I mean in the library, or in some information center.

　　Often the university hires foreign students for part-time positions.

　　NATASHA: Yes, I know. I tried that.

　　They don't have anything now. So what can I do?

　　ERIC: Well, since you're a foreign student, it's hard.

　　That's because it's actually illegal for you to work in America.

　　NATASHA: I know that. You don't have to tell me that. That's my problem.

　　I know I have the right to work for the university. That's legal.

　　But they don't have a job for me. And it's illegal for me to get a job elsewhere.

　　ERIC: Anyway, there must be some solution.

　　You know there are many peo working illegally in New York.

　　NATASHA: But I need a pretty decent job.

　　I need to make enough to pay my rent at least.

　　ERIC: I have an idea.

　　NATASHA: What?

　　ERIC: Since you're Chinese, maybe you can find part-time work in Chinatown.

　　NATASHA: I already had that idea.

　　ERIC: Well, why don't you go and look down there?

　　NATASHA: But I don't know what I would do.

　　ERIC: It may be part-time work as a waitress or something.

　　It would be illegal, but sometimes waitresses make a good salary.

　　NATASHA: Maybe. I don't know.

　　ERIC: I will ask my friends for you.

　　Maybe someone knows a company that needs part-time peo.

　　That's another thing you should do. Ask all your friends to ask around for you.

　　You might find something.

　　NATASHA: I have to find something.

　　Otherwise I have to go back to Taiwan. I'll be broke in two months.

兒童英語口語對(duì)話

　　娜塔莎：我不知道如何是好。

　　我需要找一個(gè)工作。如果我找不到，下個(gè)學(xué)期就沒有辦法留在這里。

　　艾瑞克：你試過大學(xué)的兼職工作嗎?

　　娜塔莎：你的意思是?

　　艾瑞克：我的意思是圖書館或者一些資訊中心。

　　通常大學(xué)都會(huì)雇用外國的學(xué)生來做兼職的工作。

　　娜塔莎：是，我知道。我試過。

　　他們現(xiàn)在沒有任何工作。所以，我該怎么辦呢?

　　艾瑞克：嗯，你身為一個(gè)外國學(xué)生，是蠻難的。

　　那是因?yàn)槟阍诿绹�工作是非法的�?/p>

　　娜塔莎：我知道。你不必告訴我那些，那是我的問題。

　　我知道我有權(quán)利在大學(xué)里工作，那是合法的。

　　但是他們沒有工作給我。對(duì)我來說在別的地方工作又是非法的。

　　艾瑞克：無論如何，那一定有一個(gè)解決之道。

　　你知道有很多人非法在紐約工作。

　　娜塔莎：但我需要一個(gè)比較正式的工作。

　　我需要賺足夠的錢，至少能付我的房租。

　　艾瑞克：我有一個(gè)主意。

　　娜塔莎：是什么?

　　艾瑞克：你身為一個(gè)中國人，或許你可以在中國城找到一個(gè)兼職工作。

　　娜塔莎：我已經(jīng)想過了。

　　艾瑞克：嗯，你為什么不去看看呢?

　　娜塔莎：但我不知道我能做些什么。

　　艾瑞克：或許有兼職的工作像是服務(wù)生或其他的機(jī)會(huì)。

　　雖然是非法，但有些時(shí)候服務(wù)生可以拿到不錯(cuò)的薪水。

　　娜塔莎：或許吧。我不知道。

　　艾瑞克：我會(huì)替你問我的朋友。

　　或許會(huì)有人知道哪一家公司需要兼職的人員。

　　你還需要做一件事。請(qǐng)你的朋友幫你打聽。

　　你或許會(huì)找到事情做。

　　娜塔莎：我一定要找工作做。

　　不然我就必須要回臺(tái)灣。我會(huì)在兩個(gè)月內(nèi)破產(chǎn)。

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