旅遊實用英語對話大全

　　出國旅遊畢竟滿足了很多國人的需要，增進了我們通過這種方式去了解世界的機會。小編整理了旅遊實用英語對話，歡迎閱讀!

　　旅遊實用英語對話一

　　皮皮:

　　Hey! What are you looking at?

　　嗨!你在看什麼?

　　丸子:

　　I am reading a tourism journal.

　　我在看一本旅行雜誌。

　　皮皮:

　　I like Shibuya very much.

　　我很喜歡涉谷。

　　丸子:

　　Shibuya is unquestionably the party heartland of Tokyo, which is the birthplace of many of the fashion trends of Japan's young people.

　　涉谷毫無疑問是東京玩樂聚會的中心，那裡湧出年輕人的時尚潮流。

　　皮皮:

　　The Valentine's Day is approaching. Could you recommend me some interesting places?

　　情人節快到了，能推薦幾個好去處嗎?

　　丸子:

　　How about Las Vegas? There are fireworks, sound and light shows, and more clubs than you could visit in a dozen trips.

　　拉斯維加斯怎麼樣?煙火、影音表演、還有數不盡的酒吧讓你逛個夠!

　　皮皮:

　　I don't like such a noisy city.

　　我不喜歡喧鬧的城市。

　　丸子:

　　If you want to discover how a New Year's party is thrown in Asia, this is a pretty good place to be with friends.

　　如果你想領略一個亞洲特色的新年慶祝，和朋友一起來曼谷是很棒的選擇。

　　旅遊實用英語對話二

　　Jack:

　　Have you ever heard of Cleveland?

　　聽說過克利夫蘭嗎?

　　Tracy:

　　Cleveland? No.

　　克利夫蘭?沒聽說過。

　　Jack:

　　It's the most miserable city in the United States.

　　它是全美最悲慘的城市。

　　Tracy:

　　Why?

　　為什麼?

　　Jack:

　　Well, it has high unemployment, dismal weather, hefty taxes, corruption and mediocre sports teams.

　　該市失業率高、天氣陰沉、稅收繁重、腐敗且體育成績平平。

　　Tracy:

　　Oh, it deserves the name.

　　噢，那它真是名副其實。

　　Jack:

　　Yeah. And it also has a nickname: the Mistake by the Lake.

　　是啊。它還有一個綽號：湖水造就的錯誤。

　　Tracy:

　　The nickname's funny. I do want to have a visit to Cleveland.

　　那綽號真有趣。我真想去那兒看看。

　　Jack:

　　Are you kidding?

　　你開玩笑吧?

　　Tracy:

　　No, I'm serious. Would you like to go there with me?

　　不，我是認真的。你要和我一起去嗎?

　　旅遊實用英語對話三

　　李:

　　Where did you take the picture? It's so beautiful!

　　這是你在哪照的照片?好漂亮呀!

　　陳:

　　I took in Hawaii. You know, I came to NewYork University for one year, this weekend, I travel to Hawaii.

　　我在夏威夷照的。你看，我來紐約大學一年了，這個週末就去夏威夷旅行了。

　　李:

　　So how did your travel? Anything special?

　　旅行如何呢?有沒有什麼特別的?

　　陳:

　　You know it was Tomb-sweeping Day in China, so I decided to go to the cemetery there on purpose.

　　嗯，你知道在中國那天是清明節，所以我特意去了那兒的墓地。

　　李:

　　Really? Did people there spend the Day?

　　真的?那的人也過這個節嗎?

　　陳:

　　Not really. I just want to spend the Day with my family though we are not in the same place.

　　沒有，我只是想和家人一起過節，雖然我們身處異地。

　　李:

　　That's very nice of you. And how did you like there?

　　很好。覺得那裡怎麼樣呢?

　　陳:

　　It has great difference with here in China. No scare atmosphere.

　　和中國的墓地是很不一樣的。沒有令人害怕的氣氛。

　　李:

　　I see. That's maybe because of people's attitude towards deaths in western countries.

　　我懂了。也許是因為西方國家的人對死亡的態度吧。

　　陳:

　　Yes, I didn't feel sorrow there, on the countary, I began to treat death in an original way.

　　是的，我在那感覺不到哀傷，相反的，我也開始以一種平常心去看待死亡了。