Mike: Hi there! Is this your first time at the English Conversation Group? Li Wei: Yes, it is. My name is Li Wei. I’m from China. Mike: Nice to meet you, Li Wei! I’m Mike. Welcome! Li Wei: Thank you. I want to speak English better. Mike: You’re in the right place. We all help each other here. Li Wei: That’s good. I feel a little nervous. Mike: Don’t worry! Everyone is friendly. Just relax and talk. Li Wei: OK. Thank you. What do we do here? Mike: We usually talk about easy topics. Like food, family, work, or hobbies. Li Wei: I like that. My hobby is cooking. Mike: Oh, nice! What do you like to cook? Li Wei: I like to cook noodles and dumplings. Mike: Yum! I love dumplings. Do you cook every day? Li Wei: Yes, I cook dinner every night. Mike: That’s great. I usually eat pizza or sandwiches. I’m not a good cook. Li Wei: I can teach you! Mike: Deal! You teach me how to make dumplings, I teach you English! Li Wei: Haha, OK! That’s a good idea.
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At the English Conversation Group在英语会话小组
Mike: Hi – first time – English Conversation Group?(嗨!你是第一次来英语会话小组吗?) Li Wei: Yes – name- Li Wei – China.(是的。我叫李伟,我来自中国。) Mike: Nice – meet – Mike – Welcome!(很高兴认识你,李伟!我是Mike,欢迎你!) Li Wei: Thank – speak – better.(谢谢你。我想把英语说得更好。) Mike: right place – help – here.(你来对地方了。我们大家都会互相帮助。) Li Wei: good – little nervous.(那太好了。我有点紧张。) Mike: worry – friendly – relax – talk.(别担心!这里的人都很友好。放轻松,尽管开口说。) Li Wei: OK – What – do here?(好的,谢谢你。我们在这里通常做什么?) Mike: talk – easy topics – food, family, work – hobbies.(我们一般聊一些简单的话题,比如食物、家庭、工作或兴趣爱好。) Li Wei: like – hobby – cooking.(我喜欢这样。我爱好做饭。) Mike: nice – What – like- cook?(哦,太好了!你喜欢做什么菜?) Li Wei: noodles – dumplings.(我喜欢做面条和饺子。) Mike: love dumplings – cook every day?(哇,我超喜欢饺子。你每天都做饭吗?) Li Wei: Yes – dinner – night.(是的,我每天晚上做晚饭。) Mike: great – pizza – sandwiches – not – good cook.(真棒。我通常吃比萨或者三明治。我不太会做饭。) Li Wei: I – teach(我可以教你!) Mike: Deal! You – make dumplings – I – English!(成交!你教我做饺子,我教你说英语!) Li Wei: Haha – good idea.(哈哈,好啊!这个主意不错。)
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At the English Conversation Group /æt ðə ˈɪŋɡlɪʃ ˌkɑnvərˈseɪʃən ˈɡrup/
Mike: Hi there! Is this your first time at the English Conversation Group? /haɪ ðɛr | ɪz ðɪs yər ˈfərst taɪm ət ði ˈɪŋɡlɪʃ ˌkɑnvərˈseɪʃən ˈɡrup/ Li Wei: Yes, it is. My name is Li Wei. I’m from China. /jɛs ɪt ɪz | maɪ neɪm ɪz li weɪ | aɪm frəm ˈtʃaɪnə/ Mike: Nice to meet you, Li Wei! I’m Mike. Welcome! /naɪs tə ˈmitʃu | li weɪ | aɪm maɪk | ˈwɛlkəm/ Li Wei: Thank you. I want to speak English better. /θæŋk ju | aɪ wɑnt tə spik ˈɪŋɡlɪʃ ˈbɛtər/ Mike: You’re in the right place. We all help each other here. /yər ɪn ðə raɪt pleɪs | wi ɔl hɛlp iʧ ˈʌðər hɪr/ Li Wei: That’s good. I feel a little nervous. /ðæts ɡʊd | aɪ fil ə ˈlɪt̬l ˈnərvəs/ Mike: Don’t worry! Everyone is friendly. Just relax and talk. /doʊnt ˈwəri | ˈɛvriˌwʌn ɪz ˈfrɛn(d)li | dʒəst rɪˈlæks ən tɔk/ Li Wei: OK. Thank you. What do we do here? /oʊˈkeɪ | θæŋk ju | wʌt də wi du hɪr/ Mike: We usually talk about easy topics. Like food, family, work, or hobbies. /wi ˈjuʒəli tɔk əˈbaʊt ˈizi ˈtɑpɪks | laɪk fud, ˈfæməli, wərk, ɔr ˈhɑbiz/ Li Wei: I like that. My hobby is cooking. /aɪ laɪk ðæt | maɪ ˈhɑbi ɪz ˈkʊkɪŋ/ Mike: Oh, nice! What do you like to cook? /oʊ naɪs | wʌt də yu laɪk tə kʊk/ Li Wei: I like to cook noodles and dumplings. /aɪ laɪk tə kʊk ˈnudlz ən ˈdʌmplɪŋz/ Mike: Yum! I love dumplings. Do you cook every day? /jʌm | aɪ lʌv ˈdʌmplɪŋz | də yu kʊk ˈɛvri deɪ/ Li Wei: Yes, I cook dinner every night. /jɛs | aɪ kʊk ˈdɪnər ˈɛvri naɪt/ Mike: That’s great. I usually eat pizza or sandwiches. I’m not a good cook. /ðæts ɡreɪt | aɪ ˈjuʒəli it ˈpitsə ɔr ˈsænwɪtʃɪz | aɪm nɑt ə ɡʊd kʊk/ Li Wei: I can teach you! /aɪ kən tiʧ yu/ Mike: Deal! You teach me how to make dumplings, I teach you English! /diːl | yu tiʧ mi haʊ tə meɪk ˈdʌmplɪŋz | aɪ tiʧ yu ˈɪŋɡlɪʃ/ Li Wei: Haha, OK! That’s a good idea. /ˈhɑˌhɑ | oʊˈkeɪ | ðæts ə ɡʊd aɪˈdiə/
❶ Everyone is friendly. Just relax and talk. /ˈɛvriˌwʌn ɪz ˈfrɛn(d)li | dʒəst rɪˈlæks ən tɔk/ EVeryone‿is‿FRIENDly. just‿reLAX‿and‿TALK.
❷ That’s good. I feel a little nervous. /ðæts ɡʊd | aɪ fil ə ˈlɪt̬l ˈnərvəs/ that’s‿GOOD. i‿FEEL‿a‿LITtle‿NERvous.
❸ I like to cook noodles and dumplings. /aɪ laɪk tə kʊk ˈnudlz ən ˈdʌmplɪŋz/ i‿LIKE‿to‿COOK‿NOOdles‿and‿DUMPlings.
❹ I usually eat pizza or sandwiches. /aɪ ˈjuʒəli it ˈpitsə ɔr ˈsænwɪtʃɪz/ i‿USually‿EAT‿PIZza‿or‿SANDwiches.
❺ You teach me how to make dumplings, I teach you English! /yu tiʧ mi haʊ tə meɪk ˈdʌmplɪŋz | aɪ tiʧ yu ˈɪŋɡlɪʃ/ you‿TEACH‿me‿how‿to‿MAKE‿DUMPlings,‿i‿TEACH‿you‿ENglish!
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At the English Conversation Group 在英语会话小组
Mike: Hi there! Is this your first time at the English Conversation Group? Mike:嗨!你是第一次来英语会话小组吗? Li Wei: Yes, it is. My name is Li Wei. I’m from China. Li Wei:是的。我叫李伟,我来自中国。 Mike: Nice to meet you, Li Wei! I’m Mike. Welcome! Mike:很高兴认识你,李伟!我是Mike,欢迎你! Li Wei: Thank you. I want to speak English better. Li Wei:谢谢你。我想把英语说得更好。 Mike: You’re in the right place. We all help each other here. Mike:你来对地方了。我们大家都会互相帮助。 Li Wei: That’s good. I feel a little nervous. Li Wei:那太好了。我有点紧张。 Mike: Don’t worry! Everyone is friendly. Just relax and talk. Mike:别担心!这里的人都很友好。放轻松,尽管开口说。 Li Wei: OK. Thank you. What do we do here? Li Wei:好的,谢谢你。我们在这里通常做什么? Mike: We usually talk about easy topics. Like food, family, work, or hobbies. Mike:我们一般聊一些简单的话题,比如食物、家庭、工作或兴趣爱好。 Li Wei: I like that. My hobby is cooking. Li Wei:我喜欢这样。我爱好做饭。 Mike: Oh, nice! What do you like to cook? Mike:哦,太好了!你喜欢做什么菜? Li Wei: I like to cook noodles and dumplings. Li Wei:我喜欢做面条和饺子。 Mike: Yum! I love dumplings. Do you cook every day? Mike:哇,我超喜欢饺子。你每天都做饭吗? Li Wei: Yes, I cook dinner every night. Li Wei:是的,我每天晚上做晚饭。 Mike: That’s great. I usually eat pizza or sandwiches. I’m not a good cook. Mike:真棒。我通常吃比萨或者三明治。我不太会做饭。 Li Wei: I can teach you! Li Wei:我可以教你! Mike: Deal! You teach me how to make dumplings, I teach you English! Mike:成交!你教我做饺子,我教你说英语! Li Wei: Haha, OK! That’s a good idea. Li Wei:哈哈,好啊!这个主意不错。
Jack: Hey Amy! Amy: Hey Jack! How’s your English Conversation Group going? Jack: It’s going really well! We had about fifteen people last night. Amy: That’s great! Who comes to your group? Jack: People from everywhere — China, Brazil, Mexico, Japan… some are students, some are workers, and a few are new immigrants. Amy: Cool! Do they speak English well? Jack: Not really. Most of them are beginners. They understand some English, but speaking is hard for them. Amy: So what do you do in the English Conversation Group? Jack: We play games, ask simple questions, and practice small talk. Amy: Like what kind of questions? Jack: Things like “What’s your name?”, “Where are you from?”, “What do you like to eat?”, and “What do you do on weekends?” Amy: That sounds fun and useful! Jack: Yeah! I just want to help them feel more confident. Amy: That’s awesome. I’m sure they really appreciate your help. Jack: Thanks, Amy. I enjoy it too. It feels good to help people learn.
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The English Conversation Group 英语会话小组
Jack: Amy! (嘿,Amy!) Amy: Jack! How – English Conversation Group? (嘿,Jack!你的英语会话小组怎么样了?) Jack: fifteen people – last night. (挺顺利的!我们昨晚来了大概十五个人。) Amy: great! Who – group? (太好了!都是什么人来参加?) Jack: everywhere – China, Brazil, Mexico, Japan – students – workers – few – new immigrants. (来自世界各地的人——中国、巴西、墨西哥、日本……有的是学生,有的是上班族,还有一些是新移民。) Amy: Cool! English well? (真不错!他们英语讲得好吗?) Jack: Not – Most – beginners – some English – speaking – hard (不太行。他们大多数是初学者,能听懂一些英语,但开口说对他们来说很难。) Amy: do – the English Conversation Group? (那你们在英语会话小组都做些什么?) Jack: games – questions – small talk. (我们玩游戏、问一些简单的问题,还练习日常寒暄。) Amy: kind – questions? (比如什么样的问题?) Jack: “What – name?”, “Where – from?”, “What – like – eat?”, and “What – do – weekends?” (像“你叫什么名字?”、“你来自哪里?”、“你喜欢吃什么?”、“你周末都做什么?”这样的问题。) Amy: fun – useful! (听起来既有趣又实用!) Jack: just want – help – feel – confident. (是啊!我就是想帮他们更有自信地说英语。) Amy: awesome – sure – appreciate – help. (太棒了,我相信他们一定很感激你的帮助。) Jack: Thanks – enjoy – good – help – learn. (谢谢你,Amy。我自己也很享受这个过程。能帮助别人学习让我感觉很好。)
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The English Conversation Group /ði ˈɪŋɡlɪʃ ˌkɑnvərˈseɪʃən ɡrup/
Jack: Hey Amy! /heɪ ˈeɪmi/ Amy: Hey Jack! How’s your English Conversation Group going? /heɪ ˈyæk | haʊz jər ˈɪŋɡlɪʃ ˌkɑnvərˈseɪʃən ɡrupɡoʊɪŋ/ Jack: It’s going really well! We had about fifteen people last night. /ɪts ˈɡoʊɪŋ ˈrɪəli ˈwɛl/ /wi hæd əˈbaʊt fɪfˈtin ˈpipəl læst naɪt/ Amy: That’s great! Who comes to your group? /ðæts ɡreɪt/ /hu kʌmz tə jər ɡrup/ Jack: People from everywhere — China, Brazil, Mexico, Japan… some are students, some are workers, and a few are new immigrants. /ˈpipəl frəm ˈɛvriwɛr | ˈtʃaɪnə | brəˈzɪl | ˈmɛksɪkoʊ | ʤəˈpæn | səm ər ˈstudənts | səm ər ˈwərkərz | ənd ə fju ər nu ˈɪməɡrənts/ Amy: Cool! Do they speak English well? /kul | du ðeɪ spik ˈɪŋɡlɪʃ wɛl/ Jack: Not really. Most of them are beginners. They understand some English, but speaking is hard for them. /nɑt ˈrɪəli | moʊst əv ðəm ər bəˈɡɪnərz | ðeɪ ˌʌndərˈstænd səm ˈɪŋɡlɪʃ | bət ˈspikin ɪz hɑrd fər ðəm/ Amy: So what do you do in the English Conversation Group? /soʊ wʌt də jə du ɪn ði ˈɪŋɡlɪʃ ˌkɑnvərˈseɪʃən ɡrup/ Jack: We play games, ask simple questions, and practice small talk. /wi pleɪ ɡeɪmz | æsk ˈsɪmpəl ˈkwɛstʃənz | ənd ˈpræktɪs smɔl tɔk/ Amy: Like what kind of questions? /laɪk wʌt kaɪnd əv ˈkwɛstʃənz/ Jack: Things like “What’s your name?”, “Where are you from?”, “What do you like to eat?”, and “What do you do on weekends?” /θɪŋz laɪk wʌts jər neɪm | wɛr ər jə frəm | wʌt də jə laɪk tə it | ənd wʌt də jə du ɑn ˈwikɛndz/ Amy: That sounds fun and useful! /ðæt saʊndz fʌn ənd ˈyusfəl/ Jack: Yeah! I just want to help them feel more confident. /jæ | aɪ dʒʌst wɑnt tə hɛlp ðəm fil mɔr ˈkɑnfɪdənt/ Amy: That’s awesome. I’m sure they really appreciate your help. /ðæts ˈɑsəm | aɪm ʃʊr ðeɪ ˈrɪəli əˈpriʃiˌeɪt jər hɛlp/ Jack: Thanks, Amy. I enjoy it too. It feels good to help people learn. /θæŋks ˈeɪmi | aɪ ɛnˈyɔɪ ɪt tu | ɪt filz ɡʊd tə hɛlp ˈpipəl lɜrn/
❹ I’m sure they really appreciate your help. /aɪm ʃʊr ðeɪ ˈrɪəli əˈpriʃiˌeɪt jər hɛlp/ i’m‿SURE‿they‿REAlly‿apPREciate‿your‿HELP.
❺ It feels good to help people learn. /ɪt filz ɡʊd tə hɛlp ˈpipəl lɜrn/ it‿FEELS‿GOOD‿to‿HELP‿PEOple‿LEARN.
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英语会话小组 The English Conversation Group
Jack: Hey Amy! 嘿,Amy! Amy: Hey Jack! How’s your English Conversation Group going? 嘿,Jack!你的英语会话小组最近怎么样?了? Jack: It’s going really well! We had about fifteen people last night. 挺顺利的!我们昨晚来了大概十五个人。 Amy: That’s great! Who comes to your group? 太好了!都是什么人来参加? Jack: People from everywhere — China, Brazil, Mexico, Japan… some are students, some are workers, and a few are new immigrants. 来自世界各地的人——中国、巴西、墨西哥、日本……有的是学生,有的是上班族,还有一些是新移民。 Amy: Cool! Do they speak English well? 真不错!他们英语讲得好吗? Jack: Not really. Most of them are beginners. They understand some English, but speaking is hard for them. 不太行。他们大多数是初学者,能听懂一些英语,但开口说对他们来说很难。 Amy: So what do you do in the English Conversation Group? 那你们在英语会话小组都做些什么? Jack: We play games, ask simple questions, and practice small talk. 我们玩游戏、问一些简单的问题,还练习日常寒暄。 Amy: Like what kind of questions? 比如什么样的问题? Jack: Things like “What’s your name?”, “Where are you from?”, “What do you like to eat?”, and “What do you do on weekends?” 像“你叫什么名字?”、“你来自哪里?”、“你喜欢吃什么?”、“你周末都做什么?”这样的问题。 Amy: That sounds fun and useful! 听起来既有趣又实用! Jack: Yeah! I just want to help them feel more confident. 是啊!我就是想帮他们更有自信地说英语。 Amy: That’s awesome. I’m sure they really appreciate your help. 太棒了,我相信他们一定很感激你的帮助。 Jack: Thanks, Amy. I enjoy it too. It feels good to help people learn. 谢谢你,Amy。我自己也很享受这个过程。能帮助别人学习让我感觉很好。
A: This place looks nice. Are you ready to order? B: Almost. I’m still looking at the steak options. A: I think I’ll get the ribeye. What about you? B: Maybe the sirloin. But I’m not sure how I want it cooked. A: I like mine medium rare. It’s warm and pink in the center. B: Oh, I don’t like pink meat. I prefer well done. A: That’s fine. Some people like it fully cooked. B: What’s medium well? A: It’s mostly brown, with just a little pink. B: Hmm, that sounds good. I’ll go with medium well. A: Great! Let’s order.
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At a Steakhouse在牛排餐厅
A: place – nice – ready – order?(这地方看起来不错。你准备好点餐了吗?) B: Almost – still looking – steak options.(差不多了。我还在看看有哪些牛排选项。) A: get – ribeye – you?(我想我要点肋眼牛排。你呢?) B: Maybe – sirloin – not sure – how – cooked.(也许点西冷吧。但我还不确定想要几分熟。) A: like – medium rare – warm – pink – center.(我喜欢三分熟的。牛排中心是温热的,带点粉红色。) B: pink meat – prefer well done.(哦,我不喜欢带粉红的肉。我偏好全熟。) A: fine – people – fully cooked.(那也挺好的。有些人就喜欢吃全熟的。) B: medium well?(那七分熟是怎样的?) A: mostly brown – a little pink.(基本上是全熟的,只带一点点粉红。) B: Hmm – good – medium well.(嗯,听起来不错。我就点七分熟的吧。) A: Great – order.(太好了!我们点菜吧。
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At a Steakhouse /æt ə ˈsteɪkˌhaʊs/
A: This place looks nice. Are you ready to order? /ðɪs pleɪs lʊks naɪs. | ər yə ˈrɛdi tə ˈɔrdər/ B: Almost. I’m still looking at the steak options. /ˈɔlmoʊst. aɪm stɪl ˈlʊkɪŋ ət ðə steɪk ˈɑpʃənz/ A: I think I’ll get the ribeye. What about you? /aɪ θɪŋk aɪl ɡɛt ðə ˈrɪbˌaɪ. | wʌt əˈbaʊt ju/ B: Maybe the sirloin. But I’m not sure how I want it cooked. /ˈmeɪbi ðə ˈsərlɔɪn. | bət aɪm nɑt ʃər haʊ aɪ wɑnt ɪt kʊkt/ A: I like mine medium rare. It’s warm and pink in the center. /aɪ laɪk maɪn ˈmidiəm rɛr. | ɪts wɔrm ən pɪŋk ɪn ðə ˈsɛntər/ B: Oh, I don’t like pink meat. I prefer well done. /oʊ, aɪ doʊnt laɪk pɪŋk mit. | aɪ prəˈfər wɛl dʌn/ A: That’s fine. Some people like it fully cooked. /ðæts faɪn. | səm ˈpipəl laɪk ɪt ˈfʊli kʊkt/ B: What’s medium well? /wʌts ˈmidiəm wɛl/ A: It’s mostly brown, with just a little pink. /ɪts ˈmoʊstli braʊn, wɪθ dʒəst ə ˈlɪtəl pɪŋk/ B: Hmm, that sounds good. I’ll go with medium well. /hm, ðæt saʊndz ɡʊd. | aɪl ɡoʊ wɪθ ˈmidiəm wɛl/ A: Great! Let’s order. /ɡreɪt! | lɛts ˈɔrdər/
❶ I’m still looking at the steak options /aɪm stɪl ˈlʊkɪŋ ət ðə steɪk ˈɑpʃənz/ i’m‿STILL‿LOOKing‿at‿the‿STEAK‿OPtions.
❷ I like mine medium rare. /aɪ laɪk maɪn ˈmidiəm rɛr/ i‿LIKE‿mine‿MEdi um‿RARE.
❸ It’s warm and pink in the center. /ɪts wɔrm ən pɪŋk ɪn ðə ˈsɛntər/ it’s‿WARM‿and‿PINK‿in‿the‿CENter.
❹ Some people like it fully cooked. /ɪts wɔrm ən pɪŋk ɪn ðə ˈsɛntər/ some‿PEOple‿LIKE‿it‿FULLy‿COOKED.
❺ I’ll go with medium well. /aɪl ɡoʊ wɪθ ˈmidiəm wɛl/ i’ll‿GO‿with‿MEdi um‿WELL.
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At a Steakhouse在牛排餐厅
A: This place looks nice. Are you ready to order? A:这地方看起来不错。你准备好点餐了吗? B: Almost. I’m still looking at the steak options. B:差不多了。我还在看看有哪些牛排选项。 A: I think I’ll get the ribeye. What about you? A:我想我要点肋眼牛排。你呢? B: Maybe the sirloin. But I’m not sure how I want it cooked. B:也许点西冷吧。但我还不确定想要几分熟。 A: I like mine medium rare. It’s warm and pink in the center. A:我喜欢三分熟的。牛排中心是温热的,带点粉红色。 B: Oh, I don’t like pink meat. I prefer well done. B:哦,我不喜欢带粉红的肉。我偏好全熟。 A: That’s fine. Some people like it fully cooked. A:那也挺好的。有些人就喜欢吃全熟的。 B: What’s medium well? B:那七分熟是怎样的? A: It’s mostly brown, with just a little pink. A:基本上是全熟的,只带一点点粉红。 B: Hmm, that sounds good. I’ll go with medium well. B:嗯,听起来不错。我就点七分熟的吧。 A: Great! Let’s order. A:太好了!我们点菜吧。