英语相关简单对话
在学习英语的过程中，我们一般都会在生活中进行一些简单的都会。下面是我给大家整理的，供大家参阅!
：英国与日本
Todd: Clare, you're from England.
克莱尔，你来自英国。
Clare: That's right.
没错。
Todd: How would you pare England and Japan?
你怎么对比英国和日本呢?
Clare: Well, I think, let's take price-wise, they're actually quite similar. Well, not, maybe not England as a whole but, say Japan and London is very similar, I found in supermarkets, in housing, and things like that. In other respects, the people are certainly different. I mean, British people are renowned to be very polite as Japanese people are too, and Japanese people are very helpful as well, probably more so than British people I would say. Mm, what else?
物价上来说，两个国家基本一样。也许不能说整个英国的物价和日本一样，可以说日本和伦敦的物价很接近，比如超市商品的价格，房价都很接近。其他方面，英国人和日本人肯定很不同。 英国人被公认为很有礼貌，日本人也是如此，日本人也很乐于助人，也许比英国人还乐于助人。其他方面?
Todd: What about the weather?
天气方面呢?
Clare: The weather? Well, it's been raining a lot in Japan recently so we could say that it's quite similar, although actually, when I was e-mailing my parents, they've been going on about how there hasn't been much rain the past couple of months and how they think there is going to be a drought. That typical British stereotype of the weather is not true at the minute and it's probably wetter in Japan, but yeah, I think that climate wise it's quite similar in terms of temperature. It's definitely much more humid here than at home.
天气?最近日本的雨水很多，因此可以说在天气上英国和日本也很相似，虽然我和父母电子邮件联络的时候，他们总是说最近几个月英国没怎么下雨，他们认为英国将会发生干旱灾害了。现 在英国的天气并不是英国最典型的天气，日本这边更加溼润，但气温上说两个国家的温度是相近的。现在日本的天气绝对比英国溼润。
好的。非常感谢。
Todd: OK. Thanks a lot.
：跑步爱好者
Todd: OK, Tim, we're going to talk about running.
好的，蒂姆，我们将讨论讨论跑步。
Tim: OK.
好的。
Todd: Now, we've been running the last couple of nights.
我们前几天晚上一直一起跑步。
Tim: Yeah, that's true.
是的。
Todd: And, uh, your much faster than me. You're a fast runner. How often do you run?
你跑得比我快多了。你跑得很快。你多久跑一次步?
Tim: Well now I only run about four days a week. But, when I was younger everyday.
现在我每周跑四次。我更年轻的时候每天都跑。
Todd: Oh, really. Wow! Did you run in high school or college?
哦，真的。哇!你在高中或大学就开始跑步吗?
Tim: I ran, I started when I was six years old.
是的，我从6岁开始跑步。
Todd: No kidding!
你没开玩笑吧!
Tim: And I started running and I ran all through the university.
没错，我经常跑步穿过大学校园。
Todd: Really!
真的!
Tim: Yeah!
是的!
Todd: OK. So what events did you do?
好的。你跑过什么专案?
Tim: Middle distance, middle distance which is 1,500 meters to 5,000 meters.
中等距离，1,5000到5000米。
Todd: Wow! Are you a better short distance runner or long distance runner?
哇!你短跑更好，还是长跑更好?
Tim: Middle distance runner.
我擅长中等距离的跑步。
Todd: Middle distance. OK, how far is a middle distance?
中等距离。好的，中等距离有多长?
Tim: Oh, 1,500 meters, about.
大概1,500米。
Todd: 1,500.
1,500米。
Tim: Yeah.
是的。
Todd: OK! Ah, what's your fastest time in the 1,500 meters?
好的!你1500米的最好成绩是多少?
Tim: Ah, 3.... about 3:47.
大约3分47秒。
Todd: Three minutes and forty seven seconds.
3分47秒。
Tim: Yeah!
是的!
Todd: That's pretty fast.
那真是很快了。
Tim: Yeah. I did that in high school actually. I wasn't so fast in the university.
是的。那是我在高中时候的成绩。我到了大学成绩就没那么好了。
Todd: Oh, wow, man you can fly? No I don't feel so bad when you run so much faster than me.
哦，哇，你成飞人了?那我不会沮丧你比我跑得快了。
Tim: I've been slowing down. I've been drinking beer so I don't run so fast anymore.
我现在跑得慢了。自从我喝了啤酒就再也跑得不快了。
Todd: Yeah, we're getting older. Actually, um, I'm 33. How old are you?
是的，我们都变老了。事实上，我有33岁。你多大?
Tim: I'm 27.
我27岁。
Todd: 27. Oh, OK. So, do you think you'll be running your whole life?
27岁。哦，好的。你认为你会一辈子都坚持跑步吗?
Tim: I think so, yeah. I grew up in the woods, everyday in the woods, so I really want to get back to running in the woods. I think it is really healthy to do.
我想是的。我在林间长大，每天都泡在树林里，所以我很想回到森林中继续跑。我想那样很健康。
Todd: Yeah. That's nice. OK. Thanks a lot, Tim.
这很好。好的，谢谢你蒂姆。
：外出过周末
Todd: So what are you doing this weekend, Adriana?
你这周末做什么，阿德里亚娜?
Adriana: I'm going to Fukuoka with...to meet my friend.
我要去福冈见我的朋友。
Todd: Oh, cool, how do you know her?
哦，酷，你怎么认识她的?
Adriana: She went to university with me.
她和我原来是一所大学的。
Todd: What's she doing in Fukuoka?
她在福冈做什么?
Adriana: She's on the Jet Program, teaching.
她为喷气式飞机的一个专案服务，负责培训。
Todd: Oh, cool. does she like it?
哦，酷。她喜欢这份工作吗?
Adriana: Yeah, she likes it. She renewed her contract so this is her third year.
是的，她喜欢。她更新了她的合同，这是她在哪工作的第三年。
Todd: Excellent. Do you know what you are going to be doing down in Fukuoka?
太棒了。你去了福冈你们会做什么?
Adriana: I think she's going to take me to a pub.
我想她会带我去一家酒馆。
Todd: You've not been to any of them in Japan.
你以前没去过日本的酒馆。
Adriana: No, not, first time. And we are going to.....What are we going to do? Oh, we're going to have a Thankgiving celebration on Sunday and we're gonna go to a Karaoke.
没去过，这是第一次。我们还会去……我们还会做什么?哦，我们会在周日庆祝感恩节，我们还回去唱卡拉OK。
Todd: OK, have you been to any Karaoke bars here?
好的，你以前去唱过卡拉OK吗?
Adriana: Yeah, I went to a Karaoke bar in Roppongi.
是的，我去过六本木的卡拉OK。
Todd: Did you sing?
你唱歌了吗?
Adriana: Of course.
当然。
Todd: Excellent. In English?
真棒。唱的英文歌?
Adriana: Ah, yeah! My Japanese isn't too great.
是的!我的日语不是很好。
Todd: What she tald you about the Karaoke?
她跟你介绍了卡拉OK?
Adriana: Ah... How do you mean?
你的意思是?
Todd: Like, you know, what do you know about the city.
比如，你对这座城市有什么了解。
Adriana: Not much.
没说什么。
Todd: All right.
好的。
：硬汉
Ann: Hey, Nobu! I heard that you practice martial arts! Can you tell me about K1?
嗨，Nobu!我听说练习武术!你能给我们谈谈搏击吗?
Nobu: Yes. Well, actually, what I practice is a type of martial arts called mixed martial arts. No holds barred! Mixed martial arts is a mixture of everything, kick boxing, kick boxing, boxing, wrestling, submission fighting, so on and so on.
是的。好的，实际上，我练习的是一种叫做综合格斗的武术。没有技巧限制!综合格斗是所有武术的综合体，搏击，拳击，摔跤，散打等等。
Ann: What are you best at? What do you like practicing?
你最擅长哪种?你喜欢练习哪一种?
Nobu: I am very good at grappling. Grappling is the type of sports that you kill your opponent's joint and choke him out, or anything like that.
我擅长擒拿。擒拿是一种制约对手关节并最终使敌人窒息的武术。
Ann: Do you use your hands or your feet a lot?
你经常要用到你的手和脚吗?
Nobu: Hands, feet, legs, every part of your body.
手，脚，腿，还有身体的每一个部位。
Ann: Biting?
可以用牙咬吗?
Nobu: No biting. No biting, no fish-hooking, no groin striking.
不可以咬。不能咬，不能用鱼钩手，不能攻击 *** 。
Ann: What is the fish-hook?
什么是鱼钩手?
Nobu: The fish-hook is a kind of illegal movement that you use two fingers. Point finger and middle finger hooking your nose or eyes. Like that!
鱼钩手是一种违反规则的动作。鱼钩手就是两只手指——食指和中指去勾抓对方的鼻子或眼睛。就像这样!
Ann: Sounds dangerous.
听起来很危险。
Nobu: Yes!
是的!
Ann: Do you ever pete?
你参加过比赛吗?
Nobu: Yes, I pete a lot. Actually, I was, I was a champion back in the states.
是的，我经常参加比赛。事实上，我曾是州冠军。
Ann: In the states!
州冠军?
Nobu: Yes.
是的。
Ann: What kind of champion were you?
你是哪个专案的冠军?
Nobu: Grappling champion.
擒拿冠军。
Ann: Grappling champion! What did you win?
擒拿冠军!你怎么赢的?
Nobu: Well, I entered this grappling tournament called Western Grappling Tournament. I won first place in 185 division, 185 pound division.
我参加了名叫西部擒拿锦标赛的擒拿锦标赛。我战胜了185个赛区的选手，赢得了冠军。
Ann: All right, that's great! Thanks a lot for that.
好的，真棒!谢谢你。
Nobu: Thank you.
谢谢。
：英式生活
Todd: OK. Hello! Can I have your name please?
你好!请问你叫什么?
Cat: Cat.
卡特。
Todd: Cat! Uh, is that short for something?
卡特!这是简称还是……?
Cat: Short for Kathryn.
凯瑟琳的简称。
Todd: Kathryn. OK, Kathryn. What's your full name?
凯瑟琳。好的，凯瑟琳，你的全名是?
Cat: Kathryn Lovelock.
凯瑟琳·洛夫洛克。
Todd: Oh, nice name. Nice!
哦，好名字。很棒!
Cat: Glad you think so.
很高兴你这么想。
Todd: And where are you from?
你来自哪里?
Cat: Ah, from England.
我来自英国。
Todd: OK. Where in England?
英国的哪里?
Cat: Ah, in the Southeast. A *** all town just by the seaside.
伦敦的东南部，海边的一座小镇。
Todd: Nice. So you live by the beach?
很棒。那么，你住在海滩附近?
Cat: Yes, about ten minutes from the beach.
是的，大约走十分钟就到海滩了。
Todd: Wow, do you surf?
你冲浪吗?
Cat: It's not the kind of place you can surf. The waves are too *** all and the sea is too cold
那不是能够冲浪的地方。浪太小了，海水也太冷了。
Todd: OK. What kind of place is your town?
你家所在的小镇是什么样的地方?
Cat: What kind of place?
什么样的地方……
Todd: Yeah!
是的!
Cat: It's..it's..well very very *** all. It's normally really busy in the summer. There's not very much to do there, but when the sun is shining you can go to the beach. It's really good.
那是个小地方。但夏天却很热闹。在哪儿没什么可做的，但阳光明媚的时候，可以去沙滩走走。那真的很棒。
Todd: Yeah, sounds like a great place. How far is it from London?
听上去是个不错的地方。那里距离伦敦有多远?
Cat: Ah, about 70 miles, so that's about two hours by train.
大约70英里。坐火车要2个小时。
Todd: OK.
好的。
Cat: From Central London.
到伦敦市中心。
Todd: So when you go to London you go by train?
那么你坐火车去伦敦?
Cat: Normally yes because you can't drive, there's nowhere to park.
通常是的，因为不能开车去，没有地方停车。
Todd: OK. Great. Thanks.
好的。很棒。谢谢。
以上是我整理所得，欢迎大家阅读和收藏。
