英文日常会话.docx

1、What to do when you get lost?迷路了怎么办？Hi.i was wandering if you could tell me how can i get to Sherlock Holmes house?你好，请问福尔摩斯的家怎么去？2、How to ask people to take a picture of you?找人拍照怎么说？Excuse me, would you mind taking a photo for me?打扰了，你可以给我拍张照吗？3、How to start a conversation during a business lunch?商务午餐怎样开场？Is this your first time in Shanghai?这是你第一次来上海吗？4、How to recommend a specialty?怎样推荐特色菜？You should try this,its a delicacy你应该试试这个，这是一道美味的菜。5、How to ask somebody on a coffee date?怎样约人喝咖啡？I was thinking may be we could grab a coffee.我在想，我们可不可以一起喝咖啡。6、How to set the time?怎么敲定约会时间？Great!How about Saturday three oclock then？太好了！那周六三点钟怎么样？7、How to nail down the spot?怎么敲定约会地点？I know a nice coffee place nearby.我知道附近有一个很棒的咖啡店。8、How to ask for others opinion?怎样问别人的意见？Hmm,what do you think ?Does it fit me?嗯,你觉得怎么样？合身吗？9、How to ask about the price?怎样问价钱？How much is it?这个东西多少钱？10、What to say if you want to pay by credit card?想刷卡怎么说？Would you like to pay by card or cash?你是要刷卡还是现金？Id like to pay by card ,please.我想刷卡，谢谢。11、Why am not allowed to attend meetings?为什么不让我参加会议？ELIZABETH:So, what did you want to talk to me about?那么，你想和我谈论什么呢？STUART:Ive been working here for over a year and, I havent been involved at all in any important job. Every day I do these simple tasks that any idiot could do.我在这里工作一年多了，而且 我根本没有参与任何重要的工作。 每天我就做这些连傻子都会做的简单工作。ELIZABETH:A good businessman is like a good fencer Stuart, both require skill and patience.一个好的商人就像一个好的击剑者Stuart，同时具有技能和耐心。STUART:What is this Lindermans deal? Why am I not allowed to attend meetings? Why are you cutting me out?Linderman到底想要怎么样？ 为什么不让我参加会议？ 你为什么把我排除在外？ELIZABETH:Forget about the deal. Grab your sword.别去纠结他怎么想的。 拿起你的剑。STUART:I cant fence.我不会击剑。ELIZABETH:Ill teach you.我会教你的。12、ELIZABETH:See, what Stuart doesnt understand is that this is not a profit that needs to be maximized. My goal is to get that building to the ground as soon as possible. Its about, compromise. By compromise on the price then Linderman will be willing to sell. If it costs me more money, so be it.你看，Stuart不明白，这种利润不需要最大化。 我的目标是让这座大厦的事尽快落实。 这是愿不愿意妥协的事。 如果在价格上让步，Linderman就会愿意卖了。 如果需要花更多的钱，那就花吧。13、STUART:In negotiations everyone tries to get something for nothing, which is why Elizabeth is a horrible negotiator. We purchase this very expensive building, the Linderman Building, just to have it destroyed. She certainly wont make any concessions about it, believe me, Ive tried. So at what cost? It seems like theres no bottom line in this company.在谈判中，每个人都希望不付出只获利，这就是为什么Elizabeth是一个糟糕的谈判者。 我们是以很高的价格把这座Linderman大厦买下来的，就要把它这样废掉了吗？ 她当然不会作出让步，相信我，我已经试过了。 以什么为代价？ 似乎这家公司没有底线。STUART:Did I handle it appropriately? Probably not.我处理得恰当吗？ 可能不是。14、ELIZABETH:Mr. LindermanLinderman 先生。MR LINDERMAN:Elizabeth. Sorry Im late.很抱歉我迟到了。ELIZABETH:Not a problem. Youre representing yourself today?没关系。 你今天是代表你自己？MR LINDERMAN:Yes. Yes. Beautiful day, isnt it?是的。 是的。 今天是个好日子，是吧？ELIZABETH:Indeed. Youve read our proposal. The contract will formalize the purchase. You are welcome to read through it.的确是。 你已经看过我们的计划书了。 合同将使采购生效。 你可以阅读下。MR LINDERMAN:This is really just a formality isnt it? I have to say Ive been through tougher negotiations. The terms of this contract shall blah blah blah. Nothing in this agreement will yadda yadda yadda. You know I have to say, Im usually looking for someone to take advantage of me.这只是例行手续，是吧？ 我不得不说，我经历过更艰难的谈判。 这份合同的条款完全是胡扯。 还没有达成共识。 要知道，我经常能够发现别人在利用我。MR LINDERMAN:Wheres the something for nothing?哪有不劳而获的呢？ELIZABETH:We always like to have a win win situation.我们总是希望看到一个双赢的局面吧。MR LINDERMAN:Absolutely. Hold on a minute. Whats this in paragraph twelve?当然。 稍等一下。 第十二段这里是什么？LAWYER:Its not important. It refers to the price that we agreed upon. It also stipulates that we can pay in cash up front, or, by secured check over eighteen months.这不重要。 是指我们都同意的价格。 同时也规定了我们可以预先支付现金，或者在18个月内用有担保的支票支付。ELIZABETH:But, we brought the cash.但是，我们把现金带来了。MR LINDERMAN:Well, the amount is satisfactory. Very satisfactory. You know, Ive always loved this space. I always thought itll make a great restaurant or a gallery.好的，数目令人满意。 很满意。 我喜欢这个地方。 我总是觉得这里应该变成一个很棒的餐厅或者画廊。STUART:No, no, no, a restaurant, thats a great idea, or you could use the walls for a gallery, both great ideas Mr. Linderman.不不不，作餐厅才是个好主意，或者你也可以把墙当作画廊，也是个不错的主意，Linderman先生。ELIZABETH:Stuart.MR LINDERMAN:Elizabeth, ah who is this?ELIZABETH:Mr. Linderman, I apologize, my associate, Stuart Banks.Linderman先生，很抱歉我忘了向您介绍，这是我的助理Stuart Banks。STUART:Forgive me for not introducing myself, but I overheard your ideas. I think theyre wonderful, I do. In fact I know Elizabeth has a lot of plans for what were going to be using this space for. Why dont you go ahead and tell Mr. Linderman what those plans are.请原谅我没有自我介绍，刚才我无意中听到了您的想法。 我真的觉得非常好。 事实上我知道Elizabeth对于这个地方究竟作何用途有很多的计划。 你为什么不直接告诉Linderman先生你的那些计划呢？MR LINDERMAN:Elizabeth, Id love to know. What, what are you doing with this space?怎么样，你打算如何利用这个地方？ELIZABETH:We have no definite plans.我们还没有具体特定的计划。STUART:Actually, on the contrary, Mr. Linderman, I think Elizabeth has definitive plans as to whats going to happen not only with this space, but the entire building.事实上，正相反，Linderman先生，我觉得关于如何规划这块地方，无论是局部还是整体，Elizabeth都已经有了具体的设想。MR LINDERMAN:The entire building. Elizabeth, whats he talking about?整座大厦。STUART:Theyre going to demolish the building Mr. Linderman. The whole thing is going to be gone in a week.Linderman先生，他们打算拆除这幢楼。 所有的东西都要在一周内搬走。MR LINDERMAN:Thats, thats unacceptable.这个很难以接受。LAWYER:You cant back out of the negotiations.你不能退出谈判。MR LINDERMAN:Im leaving.我要走了。LAWYER:We have a deal.我们说好的。MR. LINDERMAN:Had. Had, a deal. The deal, is off.那是以前，以前说好的。 现在协议