问路的英语口语 篇一
Asking for Directions in English
Introduction:
One of the most essential skills when traveling or exploring a new place is asking for directions. Being able to communicate with locals and understand their instructions can make your journey much smoother and more enjoyable. In this article, we will cover some common phrases and expressions for asking for directions in English.
1. Starting the conversation:
- Excuse me, could you help me find...?
- I'm looking for...
- Do you know where...is?
2. Giving landmarks:
- It's near/in front of/behind...
- It's next to/beside/opposite...
- It's on the corner of...
- It's across from...
3. Asking for specific locations:
- Could you tell me how to get to...?
- Which way is...?
- Is it far from here?
- How long does it take to get there?
4. Understanding directions:
- Go straight ahead.
- Turn left/right at the intersection.
- Take the first/second/third street on the left/right.
- Keep going until you see...
5. Asking for clarification:
- Sorry, I didn't catch that. Could you repeat, please?
- Could you speak more slowly, please?
- Can you show me on the map?
- Is there another way to get there?
6. Expressing gratitude:
- Thank you so much for your help.
- I really appreciate it.
- Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.
- I'm grateful for your assistance.
Conclusion:
By mastering these phrases and expressions, you will be able to confidently ask for directions in English-speaking countries. Remember to always be polite and patient when communicating with locals, as they will be more willing to assist you. Don't forget to express your gratitude for their help. Happy exploring!
问路的英语口语 篇二
Asking for Directions in English: Practical Scenarios
Introduction:
In this article, we will explore some practical scenarios where you may need to ask for directions in English. By familiarizing yourself with these situations, you will be better prepared for your next adventure.
1. Asking for directions to a landmark:
You: Excuse me, could you help me find the museum?
Local: Sure! It's just a few blocks away. Go straight ahead, and you'll see it on your left.
2. Asking for directions to a specific street:
You: I'm trying to find Oak Street. Do you know where it is?
Local: Yes, Oak Street is two blocks from here. Turn right at the traffic lights, and it'll be on your left.
3. Asking for directions to a transportation hub:
You: Can you tell me how to get to the train station?
Local: Of course! It's about a 10-minute walk from here. Go straight ahead, cross the bridge, and you'll see it on your right.
4. Asking for directions to a restaurant:
You: I'm looking for a good Italian restaurant. Any recommendations?
Local: There's a great Italian restaurant just around the corner. Turn left at the next intersection, and you'll see it on your right.
5. Asking for directions to a tourist attraction:
You: Could you help me find the famous cathedral?
Local: Certainly! It's about 15 minutes away by foot. Walk straight ahead, and you'll see it on your left.
Conclusion:
Asking for directions in English becomes easier when you can apply the language to real-life scenarios. By practicing these dialogues, you'll gain confidence in navigating new places and interacting with locals. Remember to adapt your questions depending on the situation and be patient when receiving directions. Enjoy your travels!
问路的英语口语 篇三
关于问路的英语口语
1. Take the one-way street.
走这条单行道。
One-way street就是单行道。尤其在Downtown地区,以亚特兰大
和纽奥良为例,其复杂的程度可以用进的去,出不来来形容,实在不是个愉快的开车经验。2. You will stay on the street for a while until you hit the first traffic light.
你会走一会儿,直到你遇到第一个红绿灯。
Stay for a while 通常指五到十分钟的时间,不会太久。遇见某样东西,可以用hit 这个字,如hit the traffic light, hit the stop sign 等等。而traffic light 也有人说成light,或stoplight。
3. Then take a left.
向左转。
向左转可以说成turn left,take a left 或是Make a left。有时光讲take a left 不明确,你可以加上路名,明确地告诉人家要转哪一条路,例如Take a left into Hemphill Ave。或是Take a left onto Hemphill Ave。
4. It will be Hemphill Ave. It’s two-lane traffic.
那就会是Hemphill Ave,它是一条双线道。
指路的时候如果能够说出街道名称是最好,所以通常我会把转到哪一条路的路名也指出来。至于是几线道一般指路的时候则比较不会提及。双线道是指来去各一个车道共二线道而言,四线道就是four-lane traffic。像亚特兰大的Interstate Highway 有些地方都是十二线道,那就是twelve-lane traffic 够惊人吧。
5. Come down Hemphill Ave about five blocks.
由Hemphill 街往下走约五个街区。
英文这个部份跟中文有异曲同工之妙,我们会习惯地说,往"下" 走,英文也会说come "down" 或是get "down",这里如果只说Come Hemphill Ave听来是不是怪怪的?至于block 指的是一块一块的建筑,外国人在指路时很喜欢用block 作为计量的'单位。
6. You will see a BP gas station on your left.
在你的左手边你会看到一座BP加油站。
指路的时候除了路名之外,明显的地标也是有帮助的。通常你可以指出一些明显的建筑物或是加油站来帮助对方。加油站的英文是gas station,有时会简称station。
7. Keep going 50 yards before you come to a fork road.
继续走50码,直到你走到一个三叉路口。
继续往下走可以用keep going这个字,或是continue straight 或是keep straight也很常用。Fork road就是我们说的三叉路口。那如果是丁字路口要怎么说?你可以说,This road will dead end into 10th Street. 就可以表达出丁字路口的意思了。
8. Make a right, pass two stop signs and you will run into a Wal Mart.
向右转,经过两个Stop sign,你就会遇到Wal Mart。
老美喜欢说You’ll run into it! 意思就是,你会遇到的。You can’t miss it! 就是说,你绝不会错过的。
9. The post office is just right across the street of it.
邮局就在Wal Mart的正对面。
Right across the street of it 是个很重要的短语,加上"right" across 表示出"正" 对面的意思。还有一个很常用的就是在什么什么的旁边,这个要用The office is next to it. It 代表之前已经提过的Wal Mart,如果之前没有提及,这里也可以直接说说成,across the street of Wal Mart。
10. Mr. Yang’s house is behind the post office.
杨先生的房子就在邮局后面。