兩人用英語(yǔ)對(duì)話

兩人用英語(yǔ)對(duì)話

　　多人對(duì)話中可能有一些話不能說(shuō)出口，但是如果是比較熟悉的兩人進(jìn)行英語(yǔ)對(duì)話的話，就能說(shuō)出口了呢。下面是學(xué)習(xí)啦小編給大家整理的兩人用英語(yǔ)對(duì)話，供大家參閱!

　　兩人用英語(yǔ)對(duì)話：In a Recording Studio

　　MARTIN: Wonderful! Very nice.

　　LUIS: Do you like rock music?

　　MARTIN: Yes, I do. I like all music. What do you like?

　　LAURI: Everything.

　　LUIS: No, she doesn't. She doesn't like opera.

　　MARTIN: Let's talk about music. First, let's talk about your music. Lauri, you're a singer.

　　LAURI: That's right. But I'm a musician, too.

　　MARTIN: Do you play an instrument?

　　LAURI: Yes, I do.

　　LUIS: She plays several instruments very well.

　　MARTIN: What do you play, Lauri?

　　LAURI: I play the guitar. I play the piano, but not very well. I play the fluteLUIS: She plays many flutes.

　　MARTIN: What do you mean?

　　LUIS: She can play wooden flutes, bamboo flutes, classical flutes. Everything

　　LAURI: I like the flute. I play folk music on the flute. Do you like folk music

　　MARTIN: Yes, I do. Let's listen to some folk music.

　　LUIS: That's very nice.

　　LAURI: I like that.

　　MARTIN: OK. You like folk music. You like the flute. You play the guitar. You play the piano. You sing. Do you like to sing?

　　LAURI: Oh, yes!

　　LUIS: She sings very well. We need a singer.

　　MARTIN: Of course. But you sing, Luis.

　　LUIS: Not very well. I like to sing. But I don't sing very well. Lauri sings very well.

　　LAURI: Thank you. That's nice.

　　LUIS: My mother is an opera singer. But I can't sing very well.

　　MARTIN: Does your mother like your music?

　　LUIS: No, she doesn't.

　　MARTIN: Do you like opera?

　　LUIS: Yes, I do.

　　MARTIN: You play the guitar. Can you play other instruments?

　　LUIS: Yes, I can. We need a guitar. I play the guitar very well. Lauri plays the guitar, too.

　　LAURI: We both sing.

　　MARTIN: Do you like this music? Listen. Do you like that music?

　　LUIS: I like it.

　　LAURI: I love it!

　　LUIS: Love it?

　　LAURI: Yes.

　　LUIS: It's OK.

　　MARTIN: One likes it. One loves it. Luis, do you play the keyboard?

　　LUIS: No, I don't.

　　MARTIN: Lauri, do you play the keyboard?

　　LAURI: I don't play it very well.

　　LUIS: Stacy plays the keyboard.

　　MARTIN: Stacy plays with your band.

　　LAURI: He's a wonderful musician.

　　MARTIN: Where is Stacy today?

　　LUIS: He's visiting his family.

　　MARTIN: Where is his home?

　　LAURI: He lives in Detroit.

　　在錄音室

　　馬 ?。汉脴O了!很好。

　　路 易：你喜歡搖滾樂(lè)嗎?

　　馬 丁：是的，是音樂(lè)我都喜歡，你喜歡什么音樂(lè)?

　　勞 里：任何音樂(lè)。

　　路 易：不，不是任何音樂(lè)，她不喜歡歌劇。

　　馬 ?。鹤屛覀冋?wù)勔魳?lè)吧，首先，來(lái)談一談你的音樂(lè)。勞里，你是歌手。

　　勞 里：不錯(cuò)，但我也是樂(lè)師。

　　馬 ?。耗阊葑鄻?lè)器嗎?

　　勞 里：是的。

　　路 易：有好幾種樂(lè)器她演奏得非常好。

　　馬 ?。耗阊葑嗍裁礃?lè)器，勞里?

　　勞 里：我彈吉他，彈鋼琴，但彈得不太好。我吹笛子。

　　路 易：她吹許多種笛子。

　　馬 丁：你是指什么?

　　路 易：她能吹奏木笛、竹笛、古典笛子，無(wú)所不能。

　　勞 里：我喜歡笛子，我用笛子吹奏民間音樂(lè)。你喜歡民間音樂(lè)嗎?

　　馬 ?。合矚g，讓我們聽(tīng)聽(tīng)民間音樂(lè)吧。

　　路 易：真好聽(tīng)。

　　勞 里：我喜歡聽(tīng)。

　　馬 ?。汉?，你喜歡民間音樂(lè)，你喜歡笛子，你彈吉他，你彈鋼琴，你唱歌，你喜歡唱歌嗎?

　　勞 里：噢，是的!

　　路 易：她的歌唱得非常動(dòng)聽(tīng)，我們需要一名歌手。

　　馬 ?。寒?dāng)然了，但你也唱歌，路易。

　　路 易：唱得不太好，我喜歡唱歌，但我唱得不太好，勞里唱得很好。

　　勞 里：謝謝，真好聽(tīng)。

　　路 易：我母親是名歌劇演員，但我唱得不太好。

　　馬 丁：你母親喜歡你的音樂(lè)嗎?

　　路 易：不，她不歡喜。

　　馬 ?。耗阆矚g歌劇嗎?

　　路 易：是的，我喜歡。

　　馬 ?。耗銖椉?，你能演奏別的樂(lè)器嗎?

　　路 易：是的，我能。我們需要吉他，我吉他彈得很好，勞里也彈吉他。

　　勞 里：我們都唱歌。

　　馬 丁：你喜歡那種音樂(lè)嗎?聽(tīng)。你喜歡這種音樂(lè)嗎?

　　路 易：我喜歡。

　　勞 里：我喜愛(ài)它。

　　路 易：喜愛(ài)它?

　　勞 里：是的。

　　路 易：好的。

　　馬 ?。阂粋€(gè)喜歡它，一個(gè)喜愛(ài)它。路易，你彈奏電子琴嗎?

　　路 易：不，我不彈。

　　馬 ?。簞诶?，你彈奏電子琴嗎?

　　勞 里：我彈奏得不太好。

　　路 易：斯特西彈電子琴。

　　馬 ?。核固匚骱湍愕臉?lè)隊(duì)一起演奏。

　　勞 里：他是個(gè)非常好的樂(lè)師。

　　馬 ?。航裉焖固匚髟谀膬?

　　路 易：他回家探親了。

　　馬 ?。核以谀膬?

　　勞 里：他家住底特律。

　　兩人用英語(yǔ)對(duì)話：好惡

　　LUIS: That's beautiful. Do you like classical guitar?

　　MARTIN: Yes, I do. Do you play classical guitar?

　　LUIS: Yes, I do. I play rock guitar in the band.

　　LAURI: He plays classical guitar at home.

　　LUIS: We study classical guitar.

　　LAURI: Yes, we both play.

　　MARTIN: I want to talk about your families. Luis, your mother is an opera singer. Where does she sing?

　　LUIS: South America. Central America. Mexico. She teaches singing, too.MARTIN: Where is she from?

　　LUIS: She's from Spain.

　　MARTIN: Where is your father from?

　　LUIS: He's from New York.

　　MARTIN: Is he a musician?

　　LUIS: No, but he loves music.

　　LAURI: His mother and father met at the opera.

　　MARTIN: That's interesting.

　　LUIS: My father loves music from Spain.

　　MARTIN: Does he like your music?

　　LUIS: No.

　　LAURI: He likes classical guitar.

　　LUIS: Of course. It's from Spain.

　　MARTIN: Let's listen to more music.

　　MARTIN: Lauri, you sing and play the guitar. Lauri, you sing and play the guitar. Stacy plays the keyboard.

　　LUIS: That's right.

　　MARTIN: Who plays the drums?

　　LUIS: That's Ricky.

　　MARTIN: Does he sing, too?

　　LUIS: Of course. Stacy sings, too.

　　MARTIN: Are there more musicians?

　　LAURI: No, only four musicians travel.

　　MARTIN: Do you record your music?

　　LUIS: No, we don't record.

　　LAURI: We want to record.

　　MARTIN: Lauri, were your parents musicians?

　　LAURI: No, but they liked music. They liked folk music. They liked jazz, too.MARTIN: Do you like jazz?

　　LAURI: Yes, I do.

　　MARTIN: Do you play jazz?

　　LUIS: We don't play jazz very well. Lauri plays jazz flute.

　　LAURI: I studied jazz flute.

　　MARTIN: Where did you study?

　　LAURI: I studied in New York.

　　MARTIN: Let's listen to some jazz. Did you like that?

　　LAURI: I loved that.

　　MARTIN: Lauri, did you and Luis meet in New York?

　　LAURI: Yes, we did. I studied there for three years. We met the second year. We married in New York.

　　MARTIN: Do you have brothers and sisters?

　　LAURI: Yes, I do. I have two brothers.

　　MARTIN: Are they musicians?

　　LAURI: No, they aren't. They like music.

　　MARTIN: Do they like your music?

　　LAURI: They like it. They don't love it.