旅行，也許有的人長期在漂泊，而有的人一直留在家鄉(xiāng)，還有的人一半一半。下面是學(xué)習(xí)啦小編給大家整理的簡(jiǎn)單旅游英語對(duì)話，供大家參閱!

　　簡(jiǎn)單旅游英語對(duì)話：On the Plane

　　ATTENDANT: Please fasten your seat belt. May I take those for you?MARTIN: Yes, please. Thanks.

　　ATTENDANT: You're welcome.

　　MARTIN: Good morning. I'm Martin Learner.

　　KARL: Good morning. I'm Karl Musholt.

　　MARTIN: Where are you going?

　　KARL: I'm going to San Antonio. Where are you going?

　　MARTIN: I'm going to Dallas.

　　KARL: Do you live in Dallas?

　　MARTIN: No, I live in Baltimore. I'm going to write a story.

　　KARL: About Dallas?

　　MARTIN: No, I'm going to write a story about football.

　　KARL: Ah-the Dallas Cowboys.

　　MARTIN: That's right.

　　KARL: Do you like airplanes?

　　MARTIN: Umm-They're OK.

　　KARL: I don't like airplanes. They make me nervous.

　　KARL: Do they make you nervous?

　　MARTIN: No, they don't.

　　KARL: Do you fly very often?

　　MARTIN: Yes, I do. I travel very often.

　　KARL: What do you do?

　　MARTIN: I'm a reporter. What do you do?

　　KARL: I'm a coach.

　　MARTIN: Are you OK?

　　KARL: Yes. I'm OK.

　　MARTIN: That wasn't too bad.

　　ATTENDANT: Would you like something to drink?

　　KARL: Yes, please.

　　ATTENDANT: What would you like?

　　KARL: Coffee.

　　MARTIN: Coffee, please. What do you coach?

　　KARL: I coach track. I coach runners.

　　MARTIN: Where are you from?

　　KARL: I'm from Germany. But I live in Colorado now.

　　MARTIN: Do you coach at a university?

　　KARL: No, I don't. I have a camp for runners.

　　MARTIN: Do you travel very often?

　　KARL: Yes. I do.

　　MARTIN: Do you like to travel?

　　KARL: Yes, I do. I don't like to fly.

　　MARTIN: Where do you like to travel?

　　KARL: I like to visit family.

　　MARTIN: How do you travel?

　　KARL: I travel by car very often. My family lives in the West.

　　MARTIN: Do you like to drive?

　　KARL: Yes. My children like to drive, too.

　　KARL: They often drive. Do you like to travel?

　　MARTIN: I have to travel.

　　KARL: I have to travel, too.

　　MARTIN: I like to travel in the country. I live in the city. My home is in Baltimore.

　　KARL: My home is in the country. My camp is in the country. How do you travel

　　MARTIN: I travel by train very often.

　　在飛機(jī)上

　　服務(wù)員：請(qǐng)系好安全帶，那些我給你拿好嗎?

　　馬 ?。汉玫?，請(qǐng)。謝謝。

　　服務(wù)員：不客氣。請(qǐng)系好安全帶，準(zhǔn)備好，要起飛了。

　　馬 ?。涸缟虾?，我叫馬丁·勒納。

　　卡 爾：早上好，我叫卡爾·馬肖爾特。

　　馬 ?。耗闳ツ膬?

　　卡 爾：我去圣安東尼市，你去哪兒?

　　馬 ?。何胰ミ_(dá)拉斯。

　　卡 爾：你住在達(dá)拉斯?

　　馬 ?。翰皇?，我住在巴爾的摩，我將寫篇報(bào)導(dǎo)。

　　卡 爾：有關(guān)達(dá)拉斯嗎?

　　馬 ?。翰皇?，我寫篇有關(guān)足球的報(bào)導(dǎo)。

　　卡 爾：啊，達(dá)拉斯牛仔隊(duì)。

　　馬 ?。翰诲e(cuò)。

　　卡 爾：你喜歡坐飛機(jī)嗎?

　　馬 丁：嗯，還可以吧。

　　卡 爾：我不喜歡坐飛機(jī)，飛機(jī)使我緊張。你坐飛機(jī)緊張嗎?

　　馬 ?。翰痪o張。

　　卡 爾：你常坐飛機(jī)嗎?

　　馬 ?。菏堑?，我常出差旅行。

　　卡 爾：你做什么工作?

　　馬 ?。何沂怯浾?，你做什么工作?

　　卡 爾：我是教練。

　　馬 丁：你沒事兒吧?

　　卡 爾：是的，我沒事。

　　馬 ?。嚎雌饋磉€可以。

　　服務(wù)員：您要喝些什么嗎?

　　卡 爾：好的。

　　服務(wù)員：您要喝什么?

　　卡 爾：咖啡。

　　馬 ?。赫?qǐng)來杯咖啡。你訓(xùn)練什么?

　　卡 爾：我訓(xùn)練田徑，我訓(xùn)練賽跑運(yùn)動(dòng)員。

　　馬 ?。耗闶悄牡娜?

　　卡 爾：我是德國人，但現(xiàn)在我住在科羅拉多。

　　馬 丁：你在大學(xué)當(dāng)教練嗎?

　　卡 爾：不，不是。我是越野運(yùn)動(dòng)員。

　　馬 ?。耗愠３鋈ヂ眯袉?

　　卡 爾：是的。

　　馬 ?。耗阆矚g旅行嗎?

　　卡 爾：喜歡，我不喜歡乘飛機(jī)。

　　馬 ?。耗阆矚g去哪兒。

　　卡 爾：我喜歡走親訪友。

　　馬 ?。耗阍鯓勇眯?

　　卡 爾：我經(jīng)常開車旅行，我家住在西部。

　　馬 ?。耗阆矚g開車嗎?

　　卡 爾：喜歡，我的孩子也喜歡開車，他們經(jīng)常開車。你喜歡旅行嗎?

　　馬 ?。何也坏貌宦眯?。

　　卡 爾：我也不得不旅行。

　　馬 ?。何蚁矚g去鄉(xiāng)下旅行。我住在城市，我家在巴爾的摩。

　　卡 爾：我家在鄉(xiāng)下，我的營地就在鄉(xiāng)下，你坐什么旅行?

　　馬 丁：我常坐火車旅行。

　　簡(jiǎn)單旅游英語對(duì)話：你要吃什么

　　ATTENDANT: What are you going to eat?

　　KARL: Nothing.

　　ATTENDANT: Would you like more coffee?

　　KARL: Yes, please.

　　ATTENDANT: What are you going to eat?

　　MARTIN: Nothing, thank you.

　　ATTENDANT: Would you like more coffee?

　　MARTIN: No, thank you. Do you like coaching?

　　KARL: Yes, I do.

　　MARTIN: Were you a runner?

　　KARL: Yes, I was. I ran in school. I was in the Olympics.

　　MARTIN: That's interesting.

　　MARTIN: Where does your family like to travel?

　　KARL: My wife likes cities. She likes New York and Washington D C. My children like the country. They like rivers and mountains.

　　MARTIN: You have rivers and mountains in Colorado.

　　KARL: Oh, yes. But my children like the rivers and mountains in Idaho.MARTIN: My family lives in the East. They like to travel in the West.

　　KARL: Does your family like to travel by plane?

　　MARTIN: Yes, they do. They don't travel very often.

　　KARL: Do they like to travel by train?

　　MARTIN: Yes, they do. They like to travel by car, too.

　　KARL: Do you travel by bus?

　　MARTIN: No, I don't. I live in Baltimore. I work in Washington D C.

　　MARTIN: The train is very good there.

　　KARL: We don't have a train.

　　MARTIN: Do you have a bus?

　　KARL: No, we don't. We travel by car. My daughter likes to travel by horse.MARTIN: That's very nice in the country.

　　KARL: It's very slow.

　　MARTIN: My daughter likes animals.

　　KARL: Does she like horses?

　　MARTIN: Yes, she does. We don't have a horse.

　　KARL: We have four horses.

　　KARL: Where does you wife like to travel?

　　MARTIN: She likes to visit her family.

　　KARL: Where does her family live?

　　MARTIN: Her mother lives in Indianapolis. Her father lives in Florida.

　　KARL: Does she have aunts and uncles?

　　MARTIN: Yes.

　　KARL: Where do they live?

　　MARTIN: New York, Boston, Los Angeles.

　　KARL: Do you visit them?

　　MARTIN: Yes, we do. My wife likes to visit family.

　　KARL: How do you travel to Los Angeles?

　　MARTIN: We travel by plane.

　　KARL: How do you travel to New York.

　　MARTIN: We take the train. It's very fast.

　　KARL: That's nice. How do you travel to Indianapolis?

　　MARTIN: We travel by car. We like to have the car with us.

　　ATTENDANT: May I get you something?

　　KARL: May I have more coffee, please?

　　ATTENDANT: Of course, May I get you something?

　　MARTIN: No, thank you.

　　KARL: I'm going to San Antonio for a track meet.

　　MARTIN: Do you have runners in the track meet?

　　KARL: Yes, I do.

　　MARTIN: How many runners do you have in the meet?

　　KARL: Only three. They run very well.

　　MARTIN: How do they travel?

　　KARL: They travel by plane.

　　MARTIN: Are they here?

　　KARL: No, they aren't. They're going to travel on Tuesday. You're going to write about football players. Do you write about runners?

　　MARTIN: I can write about runners. I write about sports often. I'm going to write about swimming.

　　KARL: I'm going to travel to the East.

　　MARTIN: Where are you going?

　　KARL: First, I'm going to New Jersey.

　　MARTIN: Come to Baltimore.

　　KARL: Thanks.