分类： 线上英语口语课程

对话

Checking into a Hotel

G = Guest
R = Receptionist

R: Good afternoon! Welcome to Sunny Bay Hotel. How can I help you?
G: Hi, I have a reservation. The name is Lisa Chen.
R: Great! Let me check… Yes, I found it. You booked a single room for two nights, right?
G: Yes, that’s right.
R: May I see your ID and credit card, please?
G: Sure. Here you go.
R: Thank you. （一边输入信息） Okay, you’re all set. Your room is 305, on the third floor. Here’s your key card.
G: Thanks. What time is check-out?
R: Check-out is at 11 a.m.
G: Got it. Is breakfast included?
R: Yes, breakfast is from 7 to 10 a.m. in the dining room on the first floor.
G: Perfect. One more thing—do you have free Wi-Fi?
R: Yes, we do. The network name is “SunnyBay Wi-Fi,” and the password is on your key card holder.
G: Great! Thanks for your help.
R: You’re welcome! Enjoy your stay.

关键词提示

Checking into a Hotel 入住酒店

R: afternoon – welcome – Sunny Bay Hotel – how – help（下午好！欢迎来到阳湾酒店。请问有什么可以帮您的吗？）
G: reservation – Lisa Chen.（你好，我有预订。名字是陈莉莎。）
R: Great – check – found – booked – single – two nights（好的，我查一下……找到了。您预订的是一间单人房，住两晚，对吗？）
G: right.（是的，没错。）
R: see – ID – credit card（请出示您的身份证和信用卡。）
G: sure – here.（好的，给您。）
R: thank – Okay – all set – room – 305 – third floor – key card（谢谢您。（输入信息）好了，手续办好了。您的房间是305号，在三楼。这是您的房卡。）
G: thanks – time – check-out（谢谢。请问几点退房？）
R: check-out – 11 a.m.（退房时间是上午11点。）
G: got – breakfast?（知道了。请问包含早餐吗？）
R: breakfast – 7 to 10 a.m. – dining room – first floor.（是的，早餐时间是早上7点到10点，在一楼的餐厅。）
G: perfect – more – free Wi-Fi?（太好了。还有一个问题——你们有免费无线网吗？）
R: do – network name – “SunnyBay Wi-Fi,” – password – key card holder（有的。Wi-Fi 名称是 “SunnyBay Wi-Fi”，密码写在您的房卡套上。）
G: great – thanks – help（太好了！谢谢你的帮助。）
R: welcome – enjoy – stay（不客气！祝您入住愉快！）

音标

Checking into a Hotel
/ˈʧɛkɪŋ ˈɪntu ə hoʊˈtɛl/

R: Good afternoon! Welcome to Sunny Bay Hotel. How can I help you?
/ɡʊd ˌæftərˈnun | ˈwɛlkəm tə ˈsʌni beɪ hoʊˈtɛl | haʊ kən aɪ ˈhɛlp yu/
G: Hi, I have a reservation. The name is Lisa Chen.
/haɪ | aɪ hæv ə ˌrɛzərˈveɪʃən | ðə neɪm ɪz ˈlisə ʧɛn/
R: Great! Let me check… Yes, I found it. You booked a single room for two nights, right?
/ɡreɪt | lɛt mi ʧɛk | jɛs | aɪ faʊnd ɪt | yu bʊkt ə ˈsɪŋɡəl rum fər tu naɪts, raɪt/
G: Yes, that’s right.
/jɛs | ðæts raɪt/
R: May I see your ID and credit card, please?
/meɪ aɪ si yər aɪˈdi ən ˈkrɛdɪt kɑrd, pliz/
G: Sure. Here you go.
/ʃʊr | hɪr yə ɡoʊ/
R: Thank you. (typing) Okay, you’re all set. Your room is 305, on the third floor. Here’s your key card.
/θæŋk yu | oʊˈkeɪ | yər ɔl sɛt | yər rum ɪz ˈθri oʊ faɪv | ɑn ðə θərd flɔr | hɪrz yər ki kɑrd/
G: Thanks. What time is check-out?
/θæŋks | wʌt taɪm ɪz ˈʧɛkˌaʊt/
R: Check-out is at 11 a.m.
/ˈʧɛkˌaʊt ɪz ət ɪˈlɛvən ˌeɪˈɛm/
G: Got it. Is breakfast included?
/ɡɑt ɪt | ɪz ˈbrɛkfəst ɪnˈkludɪd/
R: Yes, breakfast is from 7 to 10 a.m. in the dining room on the first floor.
/jɛs | ˈbrɛkfəst ɪz frəm ˈsɛvən tə tɛn ˌeɪˈɛm | ɪn ðə ˈdaɪnɪŋ rum ɑn ðə fərst flɔr/
G: Perfect. One more thing—do you have free Wi-Fi?
/ˈpərfɪkt | wʌn mɔr θɪŋ | də yu hæv fri ˈwaɪˌfaɪ/
R: Yes, we do. The network name is “SunnyBay Wi-Fi,” and the password is on your key card holder.
/jɛs | wi du | ðə ˈnɛtˌwərk neɪm ɪz ˈsʌni beɪ ˈwaɪˌfaɪ | ən ðə ˈpæsˌwərd ɪz ɑn yər ki kɑrd ˈhoʊldər/
G: Great! Thanks for your help.
/ɡreɪt | θæŋks fər yər hɛlp/
R: You’re welcome! Enjoy your stay.
/yər ˈwɛlkəm | ɪnˈʤɔɪ yər steɪ/

节奏与重读

CHECKing in‿TO a ho‿TEL

how CAN i‿HELP you?
hi, i‿HAVE a‿RESerVAtion. the‿NAME is‿LIsa CHEN.
GREAT! let me‿CHECK… YES, i‿FOUND it. you‿BOOKED a‿SINGle ROOM for‿TWO NIGHTS, right?
yes, THAT’s RIGHT.
may‿i‿SEE your‿i‿D and‿CREDit CARD, please?
sure. HERE you‿GO.
THANK you. o‿KAY, you’re‿ALL SET. your‿ROOM is‿THREE o‿FIVE, on‿the‿THIRD FLOOR. HERE’s your‿KEY CARD.
thanks. WHAT‿TIME is‿CHECK‿OUT?
check‿OUT is‿at e‿LEVen a‿M.
got‿it. is‿BREAKfast in‿CLUDed?
yes, BREAKfast is‿from SEVen to TEN a‿M, in‿the‿DINing ROOM on‿the‿FIRST FLOOR.
PERfect. ONE more‿THING—do‿you‿HAVE free‿WI‿FI?
yes, we‿DO. the‿NETwork‿NAME is‿SUNny‿BAY WI‿FI, and‿the‿PASSword is‿on‿your‿KEY CARD‿HOLDer.
great! THANKS for‿your‿HELP.
you’re‿WELcome! en‿JOY your‿STAY.

翻译

Checking into a Hotel 入住酒店

G = Guest: 客人
R = Receptionist: 前台接待员

R: Good afternoon! Welcome to Sunny Bay Hotel. How can I help you?
下午好！欢迎来到阳湾酒店。请问有什么可以帮您的吗？
G: Hi, I have a reservation. The name is Lisa Chen.
你好，我有预订。名字是陈莉莎。
R: Great! Let me check… Yes, I found it. You booked a single room for two nights, right?
好的，我查一下……找到了。您预订的是一间单人房，住两晚，对吗？
G: Yes, that’s right.
是的，没错。
R: May I see your ID and credit card, please?
请出示您的身份证和信用卡。
G: Sure. Here you go.
好的，给您。
R: Thank you. (typing) Okay, you’re all set. Your room is 305, on the third floor. Here’s your key card.
谢谢您。（输入信息）好了，手续办好了。您的房间是305号，在三楼。这是您的房卡。
G: Thanks. What time is check-out?
谢谢。请问几点退房？
R: Check-out is at 11 a.m.
退房时间是上午11点。
G: Got it. Is breakfast included?
知道了。请问包含早餐吗？
R: Yes, breakfast is from 7 to 10 a.m. in the dining room on the first floor.
是的，早餐时间是早上7点到10点，在一楼的餐厅。
G: Perfect. One more thing—do you have free Wi-Fi?
太好了。还有一个问题——你们有免费无线网吗？
R: Yes, we do. The network name is “SunnyBay Wi-Fi,” and the password is on your key card holder.
有的。Wi-Fi 名称是 “SunnyBay Wi-Fi”，密码写在您的房卡套上。
G: Great! Thanks for your help.
太好了！谢谢你的帮助。
R: You’re welcome! Enjoy your stay.
不客气！祝您入住愉快！

对话

Talking to the Landlord

Tenant: Hi, I’m Alex. I just moved in yesterday.
Landlord: Hi, Alex. Welcome! Is everything okay with the apartment?
Tenant: Thanks! It’s nice, but I have a small problem with the sink.
Landlord: Oh, what’s wrong with it?
Tenant: It’s leaking under the cabinet.
Landlord: I see. I’ll send someone to fix it tomorrow morning.
Tenant: That would be great. Thank you!
Landlord: No problem. Let me know if anything else comes up.
Tenant: Will do. One more thing—where do I take the trash?
Landlord: The bins are behind the building, near the parking lot.
Tenant: Got it. Thanks again!
Landlord: You’re welcome. Enjoy your new place!

关键词提示

Talking to the Landlord（与房东沟通）

Tenant: Alex – just moved – yesterday（嗨，我是 Alex。我昨天刚搬进来。）
Landlord: welcome, everything okay? （嗨，Alex，欢迎入住！公寓一切都还好吗？）
Tenant: nice – problem – sink（谢谢！房子很好，但水槽有点小问题。）
Landlord: wrong? （哦，出了什么问题？）
Tenant: leaking – under cabinet （橱柜下面在漏水。）
Landlord: send someone – tomorrow （我知道了。我明天早上会找人来修。）
Tenant: great – thank （那太好了，谢谢你！）
Landlord: know – anything else （不客气。如果还有其他问题，随时告诉我。）
Tenant: more – take trash（好的。我还有一个问题——垃圾要扔到哪里？）
Landlord: bins – behind building – parking lot （垃圾桶在楼后面，靠近停车场。）
Tenant: got – thanks （明白了。再次感谢！）
Landlord: welcome – enjoy（不客气，祝你住得开心！）

音标

Talking to the Landlord
/ˈtɔkɪŋ tə ðə ˈlændlɔrd/

Tenant: Hi, I’m Alex. I just moved in yesterday.
/haɪ | aɪm ˈæləks | aɪ dʒəst muvd ɪn ˈyɛstərdeɪ/

Landlord: Hi, Alex. Welcome! Is everything okay with the apartment?
/haɪ ˈæləks | ˈwɛlkəm | ɪz ˈɛvrɪθɪŋ oʊˈkeɪ wɪð ði əˈpɑrtmənt/

Tenant: Thanks! It’s nice, but I have a small problem with the sink.
/θæŋks | ɪts naɪs | bət aɪ həv ə smɔl ˈprɑbləm wɪð ðə sɪŋk/

Landlord: Oh, what’s wrong with it?
/oʊ | wʌts rɔŋ wɪð ɪt/

Tenant: It’s leaking under the cabinet.
/ɪts ˈlikɪŋ ˈʌndər ðə ˈkæbənət/

Landlord: I see. I’ll send someone to fix it tomorrow morning.
/aɪ si | aɪl sɛnd ˈsʌmwʌn tə fɪks ɪt təˈmɑroʊ ˈmɔrnɪŋ/

Tenant: That would be great. Thank you!
/ðæt wəd bi ɡreɪt | θæŋk yu/

Landlord: No problem. Let me know if anything else comes up.
/noʊ ˈprɑbləm | lɛt mi noʊ ɪf ˈɛnɪθɪŋ ɛls kʌmz ʌp/

Tenant: Will do. One more thing—where do I take the trash?
/wɪl du | wʌn mɔr θɪŋ | wɛr də aɪ teɪk ðə træʃ/

Landlord: The bins are behind the building, near the parking lot.
/ðə bɪnz ɑr bəˈhaɪnd ðə ˈbɪldɪŋ | nɪr ðə ˈpɑrkɪŋ lɑt/

Tenant: Got it. Thanks again!
/ɡɑɾ ɪt | θæŋks əɡɛn/

Landlord: You’re welcome. Enjoy your new place!
/yər ˈwɛlkəm | ɪnˈdʒɔɪ yər nu pleɪs/

节奏与重读

TALKing to‿the‿LANDlord

Tenant: HI, I’m‿ALEX. I‿JUST‿moved‿IN‿YESterday.
Landlord: HI,‿ALEX. WELcome! Is‿EVERYthing‿oKAY with‿the‿aPARTment?
Tenant: THANKS! It’s‿NICE, but‿I‿HAVE‿a‿SMALL‿PROBlem with‿the‿SINK.
Landlord: OH, WHAT’s‿WRONG with‿IT?
Tenant: It’s‿LEAKing‿UNder‿the‿CABinet.
Landlord: I‿SEE. I’ll‿SEND‿SOMEone to‿FIX‿it toMORrow‿MORNing.
Tenant: THAT would‿be‿GREAT. THANK‿you!
Landlord: NO‿PROBlem. LET me‿KNOW if‿ANYthing‿ELSE‿comes‿UP.
Tenant: WILL‿DO. ONE‿more‿THING—WHERE do‿I‿TAKE‿the‿TRASH?
Landlord: The‿BINS are‿beHIND‿the‿BUILDing, near‿the‿PARKing‿LOT.
Tenant: GOT‿it. THANKS‿aGAIN!
Landlord: You’re‿WELcome. EnJOY your‿NEW‿PLACE!

翻译

Talking to the Landlord（与房东沟通）

Tenant: Hi, I’m Alex. I just moved in yesterday.
嗨，我是 Alex。我昨天刚搬进来。

Landlord: Hi, Alex. Welcome! Is everything okay with the apartment?
嗨，Alex，欢迎入住！公寓一切都还好吗？

Tenant: Thanks! It’s nice, but I have a small problem with the sink.
谢谢！房子很好，但水槽有点小问题。

Landlord: Oh, what’s wrong with it?
哦，出了什么问题？

Tenant: It’s leaking under the cabinet.
橱柜下面在漏水。

Landlord: I see. I’ll send someone to fix it tomorrow morning.
我知道了。我明天早上会找人来修。

Tenant: That would be great. Thank you!
那太好了，谢谢你！

Landlord: No problem. Let me know if anything else comes up.
不客气。如果还有其他问题，随时告诉我。

Tenant: Will do. One more thing—where do I take the trash?
好的。我还有一个问题——垃圾要扔到哪里？

Landlord: The bins are behind the building, near the parking lot.
垃圾桶在楼后面，靠近停车场。

Tenant: Got it. Thanks again!
明白了。再次感谢！

Landlord: You’re welcome. Enjoy your new place!
不客气，祝你住得开心！

对话

Finding an Apartment in the U.S.

Emma: Hey, Jack. How’s your apartment hunt going?
Jack: Not so great. It’s really hard to find a good place in my price range.
Emma: Yeah, rent is expensive these days. What’s your budget?
Jack: I’m trying to stay under $1,200 a month.
Emma: That’s tough. Are you looking in the city or the suburbs?
Jack: Mostly in the suburbs. I want something quiet and safe.
Emma: That makes sense. Are you looking for a studio or one-bedroom?
Jack: A one-bedroom. I need a bit of space to work from home.
Emma: Good idea. Have you tried any rental websites?
Jack: Yeah, I looked on Zillow and Apartments.com, but the good ones go fast.
Emma: True. You should also check Facebook groups or ask friends.
Jack: That’s a good tip. I didn’t think of that.
Emma: Also, be careful with scams. Never send money before visiting.
Jack: Definitely. I always try to visit in person.
Emma: Let me know if you want help checking out a place.
Jack: Thanks, Emma. I really appreciate it!

关键词提示

Finding an Apartment in the U.S.（在美国找公寓）

Emma: apartment hunt（嘿，Jack，你找房子找得怎么样？）
Jack: hard to find, price range（不太顺利。在我的预算范围内，很难找到合适的房子。）
Emma: rent expensive, budget（是啊，现在租金都很贵。你的预算是多少？）
Jack: under $1,200/month（我打算每个月控制在1200美元以下。）
Emma: city or suburbs（那确实有点难。你在市区找，还是郊区？）
Jack: suburbs, quiet and safe（主要是在郊区。我想找一个安静又安全的地方。）
Emma: studio or one-bedroom（这很合理。你是在找单间还是一房一厅？）
Jack: one-bedroom, work from home（一房一厅的。我在家办公，需要一点空间。）
Emma: rental websites（不错的主意。你用过租房网站吗？）
Jack: Zillow, Apartments.com, go fast（用过，我看过 Zillow 和 Apartments.com，但好的房源很快就没了。）
Emma: Facebook groups, ask friends（确实。你也可以看看 Facebook 群组，或者问问朋友。）
Jack: good tip, didn’t think（这个建议不错，我之前没想到。）
Emma: be careful, scams, never send money（还有，要小心诈骗。在看房之前千万别先汇款。）
Jack: visit in person（当然。我总是尽量亲自去看房。）
Emma: help checking out（如果你需要我陪你去看房，告诉我一声。）
Jack: thanks, appreciate（谢谢你，Emma。我真的很感激！）

音标

Finding an Apartment in the U.S.（在美国找公寓）
/ˈfaɪndɪŋ ən əˈpɑrtmənt ɪn ðə ju ɛs/

Emma: Hey, Jack. How’s your apartment hunt going?
/hɛy dʒæk | haʊz yər əˈpɑrtmənt hʌnt ˈɡoʊɪŋ/

Jack: Not so great. It’s really hard to find a good place in my price range.
/nɑt soʊ ɡreɪt | ɪts ˈrɪəli hɑrd tə faɪnd ə ɡʊd pleɪs ɪn maɪ praɪs reɪndʒ/

Emma: Yeah, rent is expensive these days. What’s your budget?
/yæ | rɛnt ɪz ɪkˈspɛnsɪv ðiz deɪz | wʌts yər ˈbʌdʒɪt/

Jack: I’m trying to stay under $1,200 a month.
/aɪm ˈtraɪɪnə steɪ ˈʌndər twɛlv ˈhʌndrəd ə mʌnθ/

Emma: That’s tough. Are you looking in the city or the suburbs?
/ðæts tʌf | ər yə ˈlʊkɪŋ ɪn ðə ˈsɪɾi ər ðə ˈsʌbərbz/

Jack: Mostly in the suburbs. I want something quiet and safe.
/ˈmoʊsli ɪn ðə ˈsʌbərbz | aɪ wɑnt ˈsʌmθɪŋ ˈkwaɪət ən seɪf/

Emma: That makes sense. Are you looking for a studio or one-bedroom?
/ðæt meɪks sɛns | ər yə ˈlʊkɪŋ fər ə ˈstudiˌoʊ ər wʌn ˈbɛdˌrum/

Jack: A one-bedroom. I need a bit of space to work from home.
/ə wʌn ˈbɛdˌrum | aɪ nid ə bɪɾə speɪs tə wərk frəm hoʊm/

Emma: Good idea. Have you tried any rental websites?
/ɡʊd aɪˈdiə | həv yə traɪd ˈɛni ˈrɛntəl ˈwɛbˌsaɪts/

Jack: Yeah, I looked on Zillow and Apartments.com, but the good ones go fast.
/yæ | aɪ lʊkt ɑn ˈzɪloʊ ən əˈpɑrtmənts dɑt ˈkɑm | bəɾ ðə ɡʊd wʌnz ɡoʊ fæst/

Emma: True. You should also check Facebook groups or ask friends.
/tru | yə ʃəd ˈɔlsoʊ ʧɛk ˈfeɪsˌbʊk ɡrups ər æsk frɛndz/

Jack: That’s a good tip. I didn’t think of that.
/ðæts ə ɡʊd tɪp | aɪ ˈdɪnə θɪŋk əv ðæt/

Emma: Also, be careful with scams. Never send money before visiting.
/ˈɔlsoʊ | bi ˈkɛrfəl wɪð skæmz | ˈnɛvər sɛnd ˈmʌni bɪˈfɔr ˈvɪzəɾɪŋ/

Jack: Definitely. I always try to visit in person.
/ˈdɛfənətli | aɪ ˈɑlweɪz traɪ tə ˈvɪzəɾ ɪn ˈpɜrsən/

Emma: Let me know if you want help checking out a place.
/lɛt mi noʊ ɪf yə wɑnt hɛlp ˈʧɛkɪŋ aʊt ə pleɪs/

Jack: Thanks, Emma. I really appreciate it!
/θæŋks ˈɛmə | aɪ ˈrɪəli əˈpriʃiˌeɪt ɪt/

节奏与重读

FINDing‿an‿aPARTment in‿the‿U.S.

Emma: HEY,‿JACK. HOW’s your‿aPARTment‿HUNT‿GOing?
Jack: NOT‿so‿GREAT. It’s‿REALly‿HARD to‿FIND‿a‿GOOD‿PLACE in‿my‿PRICE‿RANGE.
Emma: YEAH,‿RENT is‿exPENsive‿THESE‿DAYS. WHAT’s your‿BUDget?
Jack: I’m‿TRYing to‿STAY‿UNder‿TWELVE‿HUNdred‿a‿MONTH.
Emma: That’s‿TOUGH. Are you‿LOOKing in‿the‿CITY or‿the‿SUBurbs?
Jack: MOSTly in‿the‿SUBurbs. I‿WANT‿SOMEthing‿QUIet and‿SAFE.
Emma: That‿MAKES‿SENSE. Are you‿LOOKing for‿a‿STUdio or‿ONE-bedROOM?
Jack: A‿ONE-bedROOM. I‿NEED‿a‿BIT of‿SPACE to‿WORK from‿HOME.
Emma: GOOD‿IDEa. Have you‿TRIED‿ANY‿RENtal‿WEBSites?
Jack: YEAH, I‿LOOKED on‿ZILlow and‿aPARTments-dot-COM. but‿the‿GOOD‿ones‿GO‿FAST.
Emma: TRUE. You‿SHOULD‿ALso‿CHECK‿FACEbook‿GROUPS or‿ASK‿FRIENDS.
Jack: That’s‿a‿GOOD‿TIP. I‿DIDn’t‿THINK of‿THAT.
Emma: ALso, be‿CAREful with‿SCAMS. NEver‿SEND‿MOn‿ey before‿VISiting.
Jack: DEfinitely. I‿ALways‿TRY to‿VISit in‿PERson.
Emma: Let me‿KNOW if you‿WANT‿HELP‿CHECKing‿OUT‿a‿PLACE.
Jack: THANKS,‿EMma. I‿REALly‿appREciate‿IT!

翻译

Finding an Apartment in the U.S.
在美国找公寓

Emma: Hey, Jack. How’s your apartment hunt going?
嘿，Jack，你找房子找得怎么样？

Jack: Not so great. It’s really hard to find a good place in my price range.
不太顺利。在我的预算范围内，很难找到合适的房子。

Emma: Yeah, rent is expensive these days. What’s your budget?
是啊，现在租金都很贵。你的预算是多少？

Jack: I’m trying to stay under $1,200 a month.
我打算每个月控制在1200美元以下。

Emma: That’s tough. Are you looking in the city or the suburbs?
那确实有点难。你在市区找，还是郊区？

Jack: Mostly in the suburbs. I want something quiet and safe.
主要是在郊区。我想找一个安静又安全的地方。

Emma: That makes sense. Are you looking for a studio or one-bedroom?
这很合理。你是在找单间还是一房一厅？

Jack: A one-bedroom. I need a bit of space to work from home.
一房一厅的。我在家办公，需要一点空间。

Emma: Good idea. Have you tried any rental websites?
不错的主意。你用过租房网站吗？

Jack: Yeah, I looked on Zillow and Apartments.com, but the good ones go fast.
用过，我看过 Zillow 和 Apartments.com，但好的房源很快就没了。

Emma: True. You should also check Facebook groups or ask friends.
确实。你也可以看看 Facebook 群组，或者问问朋友。

Jack: That’s a good tip. I didn’t think of that.
这个建议不错，我之前没想到。

Emma: Also, be careful with scams. Never send money before visiting.
还有，要小心诈骗。在看房之前千万别先汇款。

Jack: Definitely. I always try to visit in person.
当然。我总是尽量亲自去看房。

Emma: Let me know if you want help checking out a place.
如果你需要我陪你去看房，告诉我一声。

Jack: Thanks, Emma. I really appreciate it!
谢谢你，Emma。我真的很感激！

对话

What Do You Do on Your Phone?

A: Hi! Do you use your phone a lot?
B: Yes, I use it every day.
A: What do you do on your phone?
B: I text my friends and watch videos.
A: Do you use social media?
B: Yes, I use Instagram and TikTok.
A: How many hours do you use your phone every day?
B: Maybe three or four hours.
A: Wow, that’s a lot.
B: I know. Sometimes I can’t stop.
A: Does it make you tired?
B: Yes, sometimes my eyes hurt.
A: I try to use my phone less at night.
B: That’s a good idea. I’ll try that too.

关键词提示

What Do You Do on Your Phone? 你用手机做什么？

A: phone – a lot?（你好！你手机用得多吗？）
B: every day（是的，我每天都用。）

A: do – phone?（你在手机上做什么？）
B: text friends – watch videos（我给朋友发信息，也看视频。）

A: social media?（你用社交媒体吗？）
B: Instagram – TikTok（用啊，我用 Instagram 和 TikTok。）

A: hours – use – phone?（你每天用手机几个小时？）
B: three – four（大概三四个小时。）

A: wow – a lot（哇，挺多的。）
B: know – can’t stop（我知道。有时候根本停不下来。）

A: tired?（这会让你累吗？）
B: eyes hurt（会啊，有时候眼睛会痛。）

A: less – at night（我晚上尽量少用手机。）
B: good idea – too（好主意。我也试试看。）

音标

What Do You Do on Your Phone?

A: Hi! Do you use your phone a lot?
/haɪ | də yu yuz yər foʊn ə lɑt/

B: Yes, I use it every day.
/jɛs aɪ yuz ɪt ˌɛvri ˈdeɪ/

A: What do you do on your phone?
/wət də yu du ɑn yər foʊn/

B: I text my friends and watch videos.
/aɪ tɛkst maɪ frɛndz ən wɑtʃ ˈvɪdiˌoʊz/

A: Do you use social media?
/də yu yuz ˈsoʊʃl ˈmidiə/

B: Yes, I use Instagram and TikTok.
/jɛs aɪ yuz ˈɪnstəˌɡræm ən ˈtɪkˌtɑk/

A: How many hours do you use your phone every day?
/haʊ ˈmɛni ˈaʊərz də yu yuz yər foʊn ˌɛvri ˈdeɪ/

B: Maybe three or four hours.
/ˈmeɪbi θri ər fɔr ˈaʊərz/

A: Wow, that’s a lot.
/waʊ ðæts ə lɑt/

B: I know. Sometimes I can’t stop.
/aɪ noʊ ˈsʌmtaɪmz aɪ kænt stɑp/

A: Does it make you tired?
/dəz ɪt meɪk yə ˈtaɪərd/

B: Yes, sometimes my eyes hurt.
/jɛs ˈsʌmtaɪmz maɪ aɪz hɜrt/

A: I try to use my phone less at night.
/aɪ traɪ tə yuz maɪ foʊn lɛs ət naɪt/

B: That’s a good idea. I’ll try that too.
/ðæts ə ɡʊd aɪˈdiə | aɪl traɪ ðæt tu/

节奏与重读

WHAT do‿you‿DO on‿your‿PHONE?
A: HI! Do you‿USE your‿PHONE‿a‿LOT?
B: YES, I‿USE‿it‿EVERY‿DAY.
A: WHAT do you‿DO on‿your‿PHONE?
B: I‿TEXT my‿FRIENDS and‿WATCH‿VIDeos.
A: Do you‿USE‿SOcial‿MEdia?
B: YES, I‿USE‿INstagram and‿TIKtok.
A: HOW‿MAny‿HOURS do you‿USE your‿PHONE‿Every‿DAY?
B: MAYbe‿THREE or‿FOUR‿HOURS.
A: WOW, that’s‿a‿LOT.
B: I‿KNOW. SOMEtimes I‿CAN’T‿STOP.
A: Does‿it‿MAKE you‿TIRED?
B: YES, SOMEtimes my‿EYES‿HURT.
A: I‿TRY to‿USE my‿PHONE‿LESS at‿NIGHT.
B: THAT’s a‿GOOD‿iDEa. I’ll‿TRY‿THAT‿TOO.

英中对照

What Do You Do on Your Phone?
你用手机做什么？

A: Hi! Do you use your phone a lot?
你好！你手机用得多吗？

B: Yes, I use it every day.
是的，我每天都用。

A: What do you do on your phone?
你在手机上做什么？

B: I text my friends and watch videos.
我给朋友发信息，也看视频。

A: Do you use social media?
你用社交媒体吗？

B: Yes, I use Instagram and TikTok.
用啊，我用 Instagram 和 TikTok。

A: How many hours do you use your phone every day?
你每天用手机几个小时？

B: Maybe three or four hours.
大概三四个小时。

A: Wow, that’s a lot.
哇，挺多的。

B: I know. Sometimes I can’t stop.
我知道。有时候根本停不下来。

A: Does it make you tired?
这会让你累吗？

B: Yes, sometimes my eyes hurt.
会啊，有时候眼睛会痛。

A: I try to use my phone less at night.
我晚上尽量少用手机。

B: That’s a good idea. I will try that too.
好主意。我也试试看。

What do you usually use your phone for?

I use my phone for all kinds of things, to be honest. Mostly, I use it to stay in touch with friends and family through messaging apps. I also check the news, watch videos, and scroll through social media when I have free time. Sometimes I use it for practical stuff too, like setting reminders, checking the weather, or using maps. It’s basically my all-in-one tool for both work and entertainment.

音标

What’s your typical day like?
/wʌts jər ˈtɪpɪkəl deɪ laɪk/

On weekdays, my day usually starts around 7 a.m.
/ɑn ˈwikdeɪz maɪ deɪ ˈjuʒəli stɑrts əˈraʊnd ˈsɛvən eɪˈɛm/

I get up, take a shower, and have a quick breakfast—
/aɪ ˈɡɛt ʌp, teɪk ə ˈʃaʊər, ən hæv ə kwɪk ˈbrɛkfɪst/

usually just coffee and toast.
/ˈjuʒəli dʒʌst ˈkɑfi ænd toʊst/

Then I either go to work or attend my online classes, depending on the day.
/ðɛn aɪ ˈiðər ɡoʊ tə wərk ɔr əˈtɛnd maɪ ˈɑnlaɪn ˈklæsɪz, dɪˈpɛndɪŋ ɑn ðə deɪ/

Most of my afternoon is spent working on assignments or meetings.
/moʊst əv maɪ ˌæftərˈnun ɪz spɛnt ˈwərkɪŋ ɑn əˈsaɪnmənts ɔr ˈmitɪŋz/

In the evening, I like to relax a bit—
/ɪn ði ˈivnɪŋ, aɪ laɪk tə rɪˈlæks ə bɪt/

maybe watch a show, cook dinner, or go for a walk.
/ˈmeɪbi wɑtʃ ə ʃoʊ, kʊk ˈdɪnər, ɔr ɡoʊ fər ə wɔk/

I try to go to bed by 11, but I’m not always successful!
/aɪ traɪ tə ɡoʊ tə bɛd baɪ ɪˈlɛvən, bət aɪm nɑt ˈɑlweɪz səkˈsɛsfəl/

翻译

What’s your typical day like?
你平常的一天是怎么过的？

On weekdays, my day usually starts around 7 a.m.
工作日我一般早上七点左右开始我的一天。

I get up, take a shower, and have a quick breakfast—usually just coffee and toast.
我起床、冲个澡，然后简单吃点早餐——通常就是咖啡配吐司。

Then I either go to work or attend my online classes, depending on the day.
接着我会根据情况去上班，或者参加线上课程。

Most of my afternoon is spent working on assignments or meetings.
我的大部分下午时间都花在做作业或开会上。

In the evening, I like to relax a bit—maybe watch a show, cook dinner, or go for a walk.
晚上我喜欢稍微放松一下——可能会看看剧、做晚饭，或者出去散个步。

I try to go to

对话

Dog Walking in the Park

A: Hey there! That’s a cute dog. What’s his name?
B: Thanks! His name is Max. He’s a golden retriever.
A: Nice! How old is he?
B: He’s three years old. He loves coming to the park.
A: I can tell. He looks so happy!
B: Yeah, he gets really excited when he sees other dogs.
A: Does he get along well with other dogs?
B: Most of the time, yes. He’s friendly. How about you? Do you have a dog?
A: Yes, I do! That’s Bella over there — the little brown one.
B: Aw, she’s adorable! What breed is she?
A: She’s a beagle. Very playful, but sometimes a little stubborn.
B: Haha, sounds like Max! They should meet. Want to let them say hi?
A: Sure, let’s see how they do.
B: (laughs) Look at them go! They’re already chasing each other.
A: I guess they’re new best friends!

关键词提示

Dog Walking in the Park 在公园遛狗

A: hey / cute / dog / name（嗨，你的狗真可爱，叫什么名字？）
B: thanks / name / Max / golden retriever（谢谢，他叫 Max，是金毛犬。）
A: nice / how old（不错，他几岁了？）
B: three years old / love / park（他三岁了，很喜欢来公园。）
A: look / happy（看起来很开心！）
B: excited / see / other dogs（他看到其他狗会特别兴奋。）
A: get along / other dogs（他跟别的狗相处得好吗？）
B: most time / friendly / you / have / dog（大多数时候可以。他很友善。你呢？你有狗吗？）
A: yes / Bella / over there / brown（有啊，那只棕色的小狗就是 Bella。）
B: adorable / what breed（她好可爱，是什么品种？）
A: beagle / playful / stubborn（比格犬，很活泼，不过有点固执。）
B: sounds / Max / want / say hi（和 Max 一样！让它们打个招呼吧。）
A: sure / see / how / they do（好啊，看看它们互动怎么样。）
B: look / go / chase each other（笑，看它们追着跑。）
A: guess / best friends（看来它们已经成了好朋友！）

音标

Dog Walking in the Park
/dɔg ˈwɔkɪŋ ɪn ðə pɑrk/

A: Hey there! That’s a cute dog. What’s his name?
A: /ˈheɪ ðɛr | ðæts ə ˈkjut dɔg | wʌts ɪz ˈneɪm/

B: Thanks! His name is Max. He’s a golden retriever.
B: /θæŋks | hɪz ˈneɪm ɪz mæks | hiz ə ˈgoʊldən rɪˈtrivər/

A: Nice! How old is he?
A: /naɪs | haʊ ˈoʊld ɪz i/

B: He’s three years old. He loves coming to the park.
B: /hiz θri jɪrz oʊld | hi lʌvz ˈkʌmɪn tə ðə pɑrk/

A: I can tell. He looks so happy!
A: /aɪ kən ˈtɛl | hi lʊks soʊ ˈhæpi/

B: Yeah, he gets really excited when he sees other dogs.
B: /jæ | hi ɡɛts ˈrɪli ɪkˈsaɪtɪd | wɛn hi siz ˈʌðər dɔgz/

A: Does he get along well with other dogs?
A: /dəz i ɡɛt əˈlɔŋ ˈwɛl wɪθ ˈʌðər dɔgz/

B: Most of the time, yes. He’s friendly. How about you? Do you have a dog?
B: /moʊst əv ðə taɪm | jɛs | hiz ˈfrɛndli | haʊ əˈbaʊt ju | də ju hæv ə dɔg/

A: Yes, I do! That’s Bella over there — the little brown one.
A: /jɛs aɪ du | ðæts ˈbɛlə ˈoʊvər ðɛr | ðə ˈlɪtl ˈbraʊn wʌn/

B: Aw, she’s adorable! What breed is she?
B: /ɔ | ʃiz əˈdɔrəbl | wʌt brid ɪz ʃi/

A: She’s a beagle. Very playful, but sometimes a little stubborn.
A: /ʃiz ə ˈbiɡəl | ˈvɛri ˈpleɪfəl | bət ˈsʌmtaɪmz ə ˈlɪtl ˈstʌbərn/

B: Haha, sounds like Max! They should meet. Want to let them say hi?
B: /ˈhɑˌhɑ | saʊndz laɪk mæks | ðeɪ ʃəd mit | ˈwɑnə lɛt ðəm seɪ haɪ/

A: Sure, let’s see how they do.
A: /ʃʊr | lɛts si haʊ ðeɪ du/

B: (laughs) Look at them go! They’re already chasing each other.
B: /lʊk ət ðəm ɡoʊ | ðɛr ɔlˈrɛdi ˈʧeɪsɪŋ iʧ ˈʌðər/

A: I guess they’re new best friends!
A: /aɪ ɡɛs ðɛr nu bɛst frɛndz/

节奏与重读

DOG‿WALKing in‿the‿PARK

A: HEY‿there! THAT’s‿a‿CUTE‿DOG. WHAT’s‿his‿NAME?
B: THANKS! His‿NAME is‿MAX. He’s‿a‿GOLDen‿reTRIEver.
A: NICE! HOW‿OLD is‿HE?
B: He’s‿THREE‿YEARS‿OLD. He‿LOVES‿COMing to‿the‿PARK.
A: I‿CAN‿TELL. He‿LOOKS so‿HAPPy!
B: YEAH, he‿GETS‿REALly exCITed when‿he‿SEES‿OTHER‿DOGS.
A: Does‿he‿GET‿aLONG‿WELL with‿OTHER‿DOGS?
B: MOST of‿the‿TIME, YES. He’s‿FRIENDly. HOW‿aBOUT‿YOU? Do‿you‿HAVE‿a‿DOG?
A: YES, I‿DO! THAT’s‿BELla‿OVER‿THERE — the‿LITtle‿BROWN‿ONE.
B: AW, she’s‿aDORable! WHAT‿BREED is‿SHE?
A: She’s‿a‿BEAgle. VERy‿PLAYful, but‿SOMEtimes a‿LITtle‿STUBborn.
B: HAha,‿SOUNDS like‿MAX! They‿SHOULD‿MEET. WANT to‿LET them‿SAY‿HI?
A: SURE, let’s‿SEE how‿they‿DO.
B: (laughs) LOOK at‿them‿GO! They’re‿alREAdy‿CHASing‿each‿Other.
A: I‿GUESS they’re‿NEW‿BEST‿FRIENDS!

英中对照

Dog Walking in the Park
在公园遛狗对话

A: Hey there! That’s a cute dog. What’s his name?
A: 嗨！你的狗真可爱，叫什么名字？

B: Thanks! His name is Max. He’s a golden retriever.
B: 谢谢！他叫 Max，是一只金毛猎犬。

A: Nice! How old is he?
A: 不错！他几岁了？

B: He’s three years old. He loves coming to the park.
B: 他三岁了。他超喜欢来公园。

A: I can tell. He looks so happy!
A: 看得出来。他看起来很开心！

B: Yeah, he gets really excited when he sees other dogs.
B: 是啊，他一看到别的狗就特别兴奋。

A: Does he get along well with other dogs?
A: 他跟其他狗相处得好吗？

B: Most of the time, yes. He’s friendly. How about you? Do you have a dog?
B: 大多数时候都可以，他挺友善的。你呢？你也有狗吗？

A: Yes, I do! That’s Bella over there — the little brown one.
A: 有啊！那边那个小棕狗就是 Bella。

B: Aw, she’s adorable! What breed is she?
B: 哇，她太可爱了！她是什么品种？

A: She’s a beagle. Very playful, but sometimes a little stubborn.
A: 她是一只比格犬。很爱玩，不过有时候有点倔。

B: Haha, sounds like Max! They should meet. Want to let them say hi?
B: 哈哈，听起来跟 Max 一样！要不要让它们打个招呼？

A: Sure, let’s see how they do.
A: 好啊，我们看看它们相处得怎么样。

B: (laughs) Look at them go! They’re already chasing each other.
B: （笑）你看它们！已经在互相追着跑了。

A: I guess they’re new best friends!
A: 看起来它们已经成了新朋友了！

对话

Talking About Work

A: So, what do you do for a living?
B: I work in an office. I’m an assistant.
A: Nice! Where do you work?
B: I work for a small company downtown.
A: What kind of company is it?
B: It’s a marketing company.
A: Do you like your job?
B: Yeah, it’s okay. Sometimes it’s busy, but I like my team.
A: What time do you start work?
B: I start at 9 a.m. and finish at 5.
A: Do you work on weekends?
B: No, I only work Monday to Friday.
A: That’s good. I work shifts, so my schedule changes a lot.
B: Oh, that must be hard sometimes.
A: Yeah, but I get more days off, so it’s not too bad.

关键词提示

Talking About Work 聊工作

A: what – do – living （你是做什么工作的？）
B: work – office – assistant （我在办公室工作，是助理）

A: where – work?（你在哪儿上班？）
B: small company – downtown （市中心的一家小公司）

A: what kind – company?（什么类型的公司？）
B: marketing company（市场营销公司）

A: like – job?（你喜欢这份工作吗？）
B: okay – sometimes busy – like team（还行，有时候忙，但喜欢团队）

A: time – start work?（你几点开始上班？）
B: start – 9 a.m. – finish – 5（9点上班，5点下班）

A: work – weekends?（你周末也上班吗？）
B: Monday – Friday only（不，只上周一到周五）

A: work – shifts – schedule changes（我轮班，时间总变）
B: hard sometimes（有时候应该挺辛苦的）

A: more days off – not too bad（休息多一点，还行）

音标

Talking About Work
/ˈtɑkɪŋ əˌbaʊt wərk/

A: So, what do you do for a living?
/soʊ | wət də ju du fər ə ˈlɪvɪŋ/

B: I work in an office. I’m an assistant.
/aɪ wərk ɪn ən ˈɔfɪs | aɪm ən əˈsɪstənt/

A: Nice! Where do you work?
/naɪs | wɛr də ju wərk/

B: I work for a small company downtown.
/aɪ wərk fər ə smɔl ˈkʌmpəni daʊnˈtaʊn/

A: What kind of company is it?
/wət kaɪnd əv ˈkʌmpəni ɪz ɪt/

B: It’s a marketing company.
/ɪts ə ˈmɑrkətɪŋ ˈkʌmpəni/

A: Do you like your job?
/də ju laɪk jər ʤɑb/

B: Yeah, it’s okay. Sometimes it’s busy, but I like my team.
/jæ | ɪts oʊˈkeɪ | ˈsəmtaɪmz ɪts ˈbɪzi | bət aɪ laɪk maɪ tim/

A: What time do you start work?
/wət taɪm də ju stɑrt wərk/

B: I start at 9 a.m. and finish at 5.
/aɪ stɑrt ət naɪn eɪ ɛm | ənd ˈfɪnɪʃ ət faɪv/

A: Do you work on weekends?
/(də) ju wɝk ɑn ˈwiːkɛndz/

B: No, I only work Monday to Friday.
/noʊ | aɪ ˈoʊnli wɝk ˈmʌndeɪ tə ˈfraɪdeɪ/

A: That’s good. I work shifts, so my schedule changes a lot.
/ðæts ɡʊd | aɪ wɝk ʃɪfts | soʊ maɪ ˈskɛʤuːl ˈʧeɪndʒɪz ə lɑt/

B: Oh, that must be hard sometimes.
/oʊ | ðæt məst bi hɑrd ˈsəmtaɪmz/

A: Yeah, but I get more days off, so it’s not too bad.
/jæ | bət aɪ ɡɛt mɔr deɪz ɔf | soʊ ɪts nɑt tu bæd/

节奏与重读

TALKing‿aBOUT‿WORK

A: SO, what do‿you‿DO for‿a‿LIVing?
B: I‿WORK in‿an‿OFfice. I’m‿an‿asSIStant.
A: NICE! WHERE do‿you‿WORK?
B: I‿WORK for‿a‿SMALL‿COMpany‿downTOWN.
A: WHAT kind of‿COMpany is‿IT?
B: It’s‿a‿MARketing‿COMpany.
A: Do‿you‿LIKE your‿JOB?
B: YEAH, it’s‿oKAY. SOMEtimes it’s‿BUSy, but‿I‿LIKE my‿TEAM.
A: WHAT‿TIME do‿you‿START‿WORK?
B: I‿START at‿NINE‿A.M. and‿FINish at‿FIVE.
A: Do‿you‿WORK on‿WEEKends?
B: NO, I‿ONly‿WORK‿MONday to‿FRIday.
A: That’s‿GOOD. I‿WORK‿SHIFTS, so‿my‿SCHEDule‿CHANGes‿a‿LOT.
B: OH, that‿MUST‿be‿HARD‿SOMEtimes.
A: YEAH, but‿I‿GET more‿DAYS‿OFF, so‿it’s‿NOT too‿BAD.

英中对照

Talking About Work 聊工作

A: So, what do you do for a living?
B: 那你是做什么工作的？

A: I work in an office. I’m an assistant.
B: 我在办公室上班，是个助理。

A: Nice! Where do you work?
B: 不错啊！你在哪儿上班？

A: I work for a small company downtown.
B: 我在市中心的一家小公司上班。

A: What kind of company is it?
B: 是什么类型的公司？

A: It’s a marketing company.
B: 是一家市场营销公司。

A: Do you like your job?
B: 你喜欢你的工作吗？

A: Yeah, it’s okay. Sometimes it’s busy, but I like my team.
B: 还行啦。有时候挺忙的，但我喜欢我的团队。

A: What time do you start work?
B: 你几点开始上班？

A: I start at 9 a.m. and finish at 5.
B: 我早上九点开始，五点下班。

A: Do you work on weekends?
B: 你周末也要上班吗？

A: No, I only work Monday to Friday.
B: 不用，我只上周一到周五。

A: That’s good. I work shifts, so my schedule changes a lot.
B: 真不错。我是轮班制的，工作时间常常变来变去。

A: Oh, that must be hard sometimes.
B: 哦，那有时候应该挺辛苦的吧。

A: Yeah, but I get more days off, so it’s not too bad.
B: 是啊，不过我休息的天数也比较多，还算可以。

说明

do you 的发音

✅ 标准语音形式：

/du ju/
这是清晰、完整、标准的发音，常用于正式或慢速语音中，例如老师在课堂上、演讲或朗读时。

✅ 常见口语弱读形式（非正式场合）：

1. /də ju/
这是非常常见的一种弱读形式，尤其在轻快对话中几乎随处可见：
Do you like it? → /də ju ˈlaɪk ɪt/
Do you know him? → /də ju ˈnoʊ hɪm/
✔️ 正确自然，适用于日常对话。

2. /də jə/（you 弱化为 /jə/）
这种更进一步的弱化在更快或更随意的语速中也很常见：
Do you want some coffee? → /də jə wɑnt səm ˈkɑfi/
Do you have a cat? → /də jə hæv ə kæt/
✔️ 完全自然，但只在语速较快、语境轻松时使用。

小结：

发音形式	是否自然	使用场景
/du ju/	✅ 正确	正常语速，正式语境
/də ju/	✅ 很自然	轻松对话，普通语速
/də jə/	✅ 非常口语化	快速对话，朋友间聊天

对话

Pet Cat Conversation

A: Hey, do you have any pets?
B: Yeah, I have a cat. Her name is Luna.
A: That’s cute! What kind of cat is she?
B: She’s a tabby. She has gray and black stripes.
A: How old is she?
B: She’s about three years old. I got her from a shelter.
A: That’s great. Is she friendly?
B: Very friendly! She loves to sit on my lap and purr.
A: Aww, that’s so sweet. Does she sleep with you?
B: Sometimes. But mostly she sleeps by the window.
A: Do you have to clean her litter box every day?
B: Yeah, pretty much. It’s not fun, but it’s part of being a cat owner.
A: I’ve always wanted a cat, but I’m allergic.
B: That’s too bad! But you can always visit mine if you want.

关键词提示

Pet Cat Conversation 宠物猫对话

A: have / pets（你有宠物吗？）
B: yeah / cat / name / Luna（有，我有一只猫，叫露娜。）
A: cute / what kind / cat（真可爱！她是什么品种？）
B: tabby / gray / black stripes（虎斑猫，有灰黑条纹。）
A: how old（她几岁了？）
B: about three / shelter（三岁左右，我从收容所领养的。）
A: great / friendly?（不错！她友善吗？）
B: very / sit on lap / purr（非常！她喜欢坐在我腿上呼噜。）
A: so sweet / sleep with you?（好贴心！她会跟你睡觉吗？）
B: sometimes / mostly / window（有时候，但多数时间睡在窗边。）
A: clean / litter box / every day?（每天都要清理猫砂吗？）
B: yeah / not fun / part of owner（是的，不好玩，但这是养猫的一部分。）
A: always wanted / allergic（我一直想养，但我对猫过敏。）
B: too bad / visit mine（太可惜了！你可以来看我的猫。）

音标

Pet Cat Conversation
/pɛt kæt ˌkɑnvərˈseɪʃən/

A: Hey, do you have any pets?
/ˈheɪ də ju hæv ˈɛni pɛts/

B: Yeah, I have a cat. Her name is Luna.
/jæ aɪ hæv ə kæt | hər neɪm ɪz ˈlunə/

A: That’s cute! What kind of cat is she?
/ðæts kjut | wət kaɪnd əv kæt ɪz ʃi/

B: She’s a tabby. She has gray and black stripes.
/ʃiz ə ˈtæbi | ʃi hæz ɡreɪ ənd blæk straɪps/

A: How old is she?
/haʊ oʊld ɪz ʃi/

B: She’s about three years old. I got her from a shelter.
/ʃiz əˈbaʊt θri jɪrz oʊld | aɪ ɡɑt hər frəm ə ˈʃɛltər/

A: That’s great. Is she friendly?
/ðæts ɡreɪt | ɪz ʃi ˈfrɛndli/

B: Very friendly! She loves to sit on my lap and purr.
/ˈvɛri ˈfrɛndli | ʃi lʌvz tə sɪt ɑn maɪ læp ənd pər/

A: Aww, that’s so sweet. Does she sleep with you?
/ɑ | ðæts soʊ swit | dəz ʃi slip wɪð ju/

B: Sometimes. But mostly she sleeps by the window.
/ˈsʌmtaɪmz | bət ˈmoʊstli ʃi slips baɪ ðə ˈwɪndoʊ/

A: Do you have to clean her litter box every day?
/də ju hæv tə klin hər ˈlɪtər bɑks ˈɛvri deɪ/

B: Yeah, pretty much. It’s not fun, but it’s part of being a cat owner.
/jæ ˈprɪti mʌtʃ | ɪts nɑt fʌn | bət ɪts pɑrt əv ˈbiɪŋ ə kæt ˈoʊnər/

A: I’ve always wanted a cat, but I’m allergic.
/aɪv ˈɔlweɪz ˈwɑntɪd ə kæt | bət aɪm əˈlərdʒɪk/

B: That’s too bad! But you can always visit mine if you want.
/ðæts tu bæd | bət ju kən ˈɔlweɪz ˈvɪzɪt maɪn ɪf ju wɑnt/

节奏与重读

PET‿CAT‿converSAtion

A: HEY, do‿you‿HAVE‿ANy‿PETS?
B: YEAH, I‿HAVE‿a‿CAT. Her‿NAME is‿LUna.
A: THAT’s‿CUTE! WHAT kind of‿CAT is‿SHE?
B: She’s‿a‿TABby. She‿HAS‿GRAY and‿BLACK‿STRIPES.
A: HOW‿OLD is‿SHE?
B: She’s‿aBOUT‿THREE‿YEARS‿OLD. I‿GOT her‿from‿a‿SHELter.
A: THAT’s‿GREAT. Is‿she‿FRIENDly?
B: VERy‿FRIENDly! She‿LOVES to‿SIT on‿my‿LAP and‿PURR.
A: AWW, that’s‿so‿SWEET. Does‿she‿SLEEP with‿YOU?
B: SOMEtimes. But‿MOSTly she‿SLEEPS by‿the‿WINdow.
A: Do‿you‿HAVE to‿CLEAN her‿LITter‿BOX‿Every‿DAY?
B: YEAH, PRETty‿MUCH. It’s‿NOT‿FUN, but it’s‿PART of‿BEing‿a‿CAT‿OWNer.
A: I’ve‿ALways‿WANTed‿a‿CAT, but‿I’m‿alLERgic.
B: That’s‿too‿BAD! But you‿can‿ALways‿VISit‿MINE if you‿WANT.

英中对照

Pet Cat Conversation 宠物猫对话

A: Hey, do you have any pets?
A: 你有宠物吗？

B: Yeah, I have a cat. Her name is Luna.
B: 有啊，我养了一只猫，名字叫露娜。

A: That’s cute! What kind of cat is she?
A: 好可爱！她是什么品种的？

B: She’s a tabby. She has gray and black stripes.
B: 她是一只虎斑猫，有灰色和黑色的条纹。

A: How old is she?
A: 她几岁了？

B: She’s about three years old. I got her from a shelter.
B: 大概三岁了。我从收容所领养的她。

A: That’s great. Is she friendly?
A: 真不错。她友善吗？

B: Very friendly! She loves to sit on my lap and purr.
B: 非常友善！她喜欢坐在我腿上呼噜呼噜。

A: Aww, that’s so sweet. Does she sleep with you?
A: 哇，好贴心。她会跟你一起睡吗？

B: Sometimes. But mostly she sleeps by the window.
B: 有时候。但她大多喜欢睡在窗边。

A: Do you have to clean her litter box every day?
A: 你每天都要清理猫砂盆吗？

B: Yeah, pretty much. It’s not fun, but it’s part of being a cat owner.
B: 是啊，差不多每天。虽然不太好玩，但这是养猫的一部分。

A: I’ve always wanted a cat, but I’m allergic.
A: 我一直想养猫，但我对猫过敏。

B: That’s too bad! But you can always visit mine if you want.
B: 那真可惜！不过你随时可以来看我的猫。

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