英語(yǔ)日常生活對(duì)話
英語(yǔ)日常生活對(duì)話
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英語(yǔ)日常生活對(duì)話1
Todd: OK. Kevin, we're back here in the forest. Um, we're gonna talk about sports.
Kevin: OK. Great. I love sports.
Todd: What sports do you like?
Kevin: Well, my favorite sport is baseball, obviously I grew up and my father was a baseball player, so I was always around baseball.
Todd: Wow.
Kevin: My whole life.
Todd: You mean your father was a player in the Major Leagues.
Kevin: Yeah, exactly, and not only was he a player in the Major Leagues, he was fortunate enough to play in the World Series twice with the New York Mets.
Todd: Wow. That's amazing.
Kevin: Yeah, The Amazing Met's. 1969.
Todd: Wow, that's great. Did you play baseball yourself?
Kevin: Yeah, I played baseball pretty much my whole life up through college and university.
Todd: OK. Why did you stop?
Kevin: Well, it wasn't exactly by choice. I wasn't drafted high enough in professional baseball to, in order for me to sign, so I ended up retiring from baseball and persuing other things.
Todd: OK. Great. Do you like any others sports?
Kevin: Yeah. I actually, I enjoy all competition. You know I enjoy the, the other typical American sports of basketball and American football and so on, but I also try to learn about and enjoy the, the national sport of the countries that I'm in. For example now I'm in Japan and I've actually gotten quite into Sumo wrestling.
Todd: Oh, really.
Kevin: Yeah!
Todd: Nice. Have you ever seen a sumo match live?
Kevin: Yes, I have. I've been to two sumo, uh, bashos as they call them, or matches in Tokyo.
Todd: Nice. Yeah, I wanna go, I wanna go myself.
Kevin: Yeah! Let's go sometime.
Todd: OK. Let's do it.
英語(yǔ)日常生活對(duì)話2
Todd: Hello!
David: Hello, Seattle!
Todd: Hello, Seattle! OK, well, how about could you introduce yourself to the listener?
David: Oh, hi, I'm David. I'm from Tennessee. The home of Jack Daniel's whiskey and Elvis Presley.
Todd: Do you like Elvis?
David: He's OK.
Todd: Yeah! Cool!
David: Never met the guy, but.
Todd: Your name is David.
David: Yes, that is correct.
Todd: But what does everyone call you here?
David: Tennessee
Todd: OK. Why does everyone call you Tennessee?
David: Two reasons. One, I'm from Tennessee, the most obvious reason and the third is because usually there is two to three, one time there was four Davids here.
Todd: Oh, I see.
David: And to keep us from getting confused they just started calling me Tennessee.
Todd: Oh, nice. Great. Well it was nice to meet you, David.
David: Nice to meet you too, Todd.
英語(yǔ)日常生活對(duì)話3
Todd: OK. Matt, we're back. We're gonna talk about music. What is your favorite kind of music?
Matt: My favorite kind of music is alternative music. But generally I like all types of music, apart from country music.
Todd: I'm the same way. I hate country, except for Johny Cash.
Matt: Yeah, yeah. The older country is good. But the newer, I don't like the newer stuff.
Todd: Yeah, how expensive are CD's in your country?
Matt: Well, a brand new CD is probably between about 15 and 20 dollars, yeah, but you can find used CD's from anything to a dollar to, you know, 20 dollars, I guess, depending, depending on the CD. So you can find cheap CD's.
Todd: Wow, that's pretty cheap. Do you play a musical instrument?
Matt: No, I don't, although when I was a kid I played the piano and a little bit of the quitar, but I've long since forgotten all of that.
Todd: Usually, you pick up the guitar and you don't stop playing it.
Matt: There was no talent.
Todd: Do you go to concerts?
Matt: I go, I really enjoy going to concerts, but I like to go to small venues. Small shows. I don't like those big stadium shows where you need binoculars just to see the stage.
Todd: Yeah, I agree. And the last question, most importantly, do you sing in the shower?
Matt: Of course I do, yeah! Every chance I get.
Todd: Wow, what kind of songs do you sing?
Matt: Oh, wow! I guess anything that's in my head, the last thing I heard I guess.
Todd: Can you sing something right now?
Matt: I don't think so. This isn't a shower.
Todd: Yeah, yeah. warning to the listeners, this is not a shower.
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