常用英語情景口語的對話
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Comfort Food 撫慰心靈的食物
Katie: So what are three foods that you absolutely have to have that you can't live without?
凱蒂：哪三種食物是你必須要吃而且離不了的食物?
Gilda: I would say that I could not live without arepa. It's like my daily breakfast in Venezuela.
吉爾達(dá)：我會說沒有玉米餅我活不下去。玉米餅是我在委內(nèi)瑞拉每天都要吃的早餐。
Katie: What's that?
凱蒂：那是什么?
Gilda: Arepa is made of corn flour, and it looks like a hamburger. So you put anything you want inside and it's very tasty. And I would say like 95 percent of Venezuelans eat arepas every day. Well, it's kind of like a high-carb diet in my country. So I need rice also for lunch, and bread. Bread is another thing. In the afternoon, a piece of bread, sweet bread with coffee is kind of like mandatory.
吉爾達(dá)：玉米餅是用玉米面做的，看起來很像漢堡包。你可以在里面加你想吃的任何食物，非常美味。我認(rèn)為委內(nèi)瑞拉有95%的人每天都吃玉米餅。這在我們國家是高碳食品。我午飯要吃米飯和面包。面包是另一個(gè)我離不開的食物。下午，吃片甜面包搭配咖啡，是我一定要做的事。
Katie: So lots and lots of carbs in your diet.
凱蒂：你的飲食中有很多碳水化合物。
Gilda: Yes. What about you? What about in England?
吉爾達(dá)：對。你呢?英國是什么情況?
Katie: Well, English breakfast is not the healthiest of breakfast. It's like a big plate with fried eggs, fried sausages, hash browns, like hash potatoes, beans, just everything fried and everything delicious. And I would say that I can't live without that, but if I ate it every day, then I would probably not be able to leave my house because I would be so, so fat. But it's definitely a food that is in my top foods of all time. That's probably my favorite. But recently, I've been eating lots of tofu. It's breakfast.
凱蒂：英國的早餐并不是最健康的早餐。我們早上有一大盤煎蛋、煎香腸、土豆煎餅、馬鈴薯泥、豌豆等，所有食物都是油炸的，非常好吃。我想我離不開這些美食，不過如果要是我每天都吃這些，那我可能就沒法出門了，因?yàn)槲視兊梅浅Ｅ?。不過，這些食物永遠(yuǎn)是我認(rèn)為最好的食物。那是我最喜歡的食物。不過最近我早餐經(jīng)常吃豆腐。
Gilda: Oh, okay.
吉爾達(dá)：哦，好。
Katie: Yeah. So a little bit of tofu, a little bit of soy sauce just for breakfast, which is just – it's a bit of a boring breakfast. But it's really healthy, I guess. So I've been eating that a lot every day. So I probably can't live without that recently. And also, pizza. Pizza.
凱蒂：嗯。最近我的早餐是豆腐配醬油，這是有些無趣的早餐。不過我認(rèn)為很健康。所以我基本上每天都吃。最近我可能離不開這些了。還有批薩。
Gilda: Oh, pizza. Yes, very good.
吉爾達(dá)：哦，批薩，非常好。
Katie: Pizza. I think everyone can't live without pizza.
凱蒂：批薩，我認(rèn)為所有人都離不開批薩。
Gilda: Yes.
吉爾達(dá)：對。
Katie: Pizza is the best. Pizza is definitely a food that I can't live without.
凱蒂：批薩是最棒的美食。批薩絕對是我離不開的食物。
Gilda: Yeah, I try to have pizza probably once a week, I would say. Yeah.
吉爾達(dá)：對，我基本上每周吃一次批薩。
Katie: What's your favorite topping?
凱蒂：你最喜歡的批薩配料是什么?
Gilda: That would be cheese.
吉爾達(dá)：應(yīng)該是芝士。
Katie: Cheese. Classic.
凱蒂：芝士。很棒。
Gilda: Definitely. Bacon.
吉爾達(dá)：當(dāng)然了。還有培根。
Katie: Cheese and bacon. Oh it sounds good.
凱蒂：芝士和培根。哦，聽起來不錯(cuò)。
Gilda: Yes. Very, very tasty.
吉爾達(dá)：沒錯(cuò)，非常非常美味。
Katie: Just cheese and bacon or anything else?
凱蒂：只放芝士和培根嗎，還有其他的嗎?
Gilda: No, no. I'm going for anything actually but I will always need to have cheese and bacon on my pizza.
吉爾達(dá)：不是。我喜歡配料豐富的批薩，不過批薩里一定要有芝士和培根。
Katie: Pizza is not pizza without cheese.
凱蒂：沒有芝士的批薩不是批薩。
Gilda: Yes. Yes.
吉爾達(dá)：對，沒錯(cuò)。
Katie: It has to have cheese.
凱蒂：必須要有芝士。
Gilda: So what else do you have? So you said tofu, pizza, what other food can you live without?
吉爾達(dá)：還有什么食物是你離不開的?你剛說了豆腐、批薩，還有其他離不開的食物嗎?
Katie: Well, my grandma is part Italian. So we have lots of like pasta and lasagna in our family. So I try and eat – well, I try not to eat a lot of pasta because I'll get really fat. But pasta is definitely something that I can't live without. So good.
凱蒂：我奶奶有意大利血統(tǒng)。所以我們家經(jīng)常吃意面和烤寬面條。我盡量少吃些意面，因?yàn)槟菚屛野l(fā)胖。不過意面絕對是我離不開的食物，非常美味。
Gilda: Yeah. Italian food is so good.
吉爾達(dá)：對，意大利食物很好吃。
Katie: Yeah. And again, lots of cheese.
凱蒂：沒錯(cuò)，而且里面也有很多芝士。
Gilda: Yeah. We also do a lot of lasagna but, well, we call it pasticho.
吉爾達(dá)：對。我們也經(jīng)常吃烤寬面條，不過我們稱之為pasticho。
Katie: Pasticho.
凱蒂：pasticho。
Gilda: It's a different name but it's the same lasagna. And it's also very tasty.
吉爾達(dá)：叫法不一樣，不過都是烤寬面條。非常好吃。
Katie: So good.
凱蒂：非常好。
Gilda: Yeah. But high fat food.
吉爾達(dá)：對，不過那是高脂飲食。
Katie: So like a real like comfort food, isn't it? Lasagna.
凱蒂：烤寬面條是能撫慰心靈的食物，對吧?
Gilda: Yeah. Yeah.
吉爾達(dá)：對，沒錯(cuò)。
Katie: So good. So what would you say is your comfort food?
凱蒂：非常好吃。那能撫慰你心靈的食物是什么?
Gilda: My comfort food – that would be arepa, again. Yeah, definitely.
吉爾達(dá)：能撫慰我心靈的食物，那應(yīng)該是玉米餅。絕對是。
Katie: You said you're going to have lots of like fillings in that.
凱蒂：你剛說可以在里面加很多食物。
Gilda: Yes. So my favorite would be black beans with cheese inside. It sounds a little bit like a mix up of things but it's really, really tasty. We do eat a lot of black beans every day in Venezuela. It's very common. What about you?
吉爾達(dá)：對。我最喜歡的是在里面加黑豆和芝士。聽起來像是食物的混合，不過真的很好吃。我們在委內(nèi)瑞拉每天都吃黑豆。這很常見。你呢?
Katie: My comfort food, I can't eat it as much as I would like to these days but it's probably my mom's spaghetti Bolognese. So good. It's so good, like lots of pasta, lots of tomato, lots of herbs, lots of cheese.
凱蒂：雖然我現(xiàn)在不能吃太多，不過能撫慰我心靈的食物是我媽媽做的意大利波倫亞面條。非常好。里面有意面、番茄、香草和芝士。
Gilda: Sounds good.
吉爾達(dá)：聽起來不錯(cuò)。
Katie: It's amazing. I would like live with my parents if it meant I could have spaghetti Bolognese every day. So good. So tasty. I think it's the best.
凱蒂：簡直棒極了。如果我能每天都吃到意大利波倫亞面條，那我想和父母住在一起。那真的非常美味。我認(rèn)為那是最棒的食物。
Food We Hate 我們討厭的食物
Katie: So what are three foods you can't stand? Three foods that you hate?
凱蒂：哪三種食物是你不能忍受的?哪三種食物是你討厭的?
Gilda: Number one would be chocolate.
吉爾達(dá)：第一種是巧克力。
Katie: Chocolate?
凱蒂：巧克力?
Gilda: Yes.
吉爾達(dá)：對。
Katie: That's crazy.
凱蒂：那太瘋狂了。
Gilda: I don't like the feeling you have when you put a piece of chocolate inside your mouth. It's like too hot. Like if I eat a piece of chocolate, I need to drink a lot of water.
吉爾達(dá)：我不喜歡把巧克力放在嘴里的那種感覺。太熱了。如果我吃巧克力，那我要喝很多水。
Katie: Wow.
凱蒂：哇哦。
Gilda: It feels – I don't like it. Yeah.
吉爾達(dá)：那種感覺……我不喜歡。
Katie: I will gladly eat all your chocolate. If you have chocolate you don't want, I'm here.
凱蒂：我很樂意吃掉你所有的巧克力。如果你有巧克力，你又不想吃，給我好了。
Gilda: Yeah. It's weird because when, you know, chocolate is very popular as a gift. Somebody is always giving you chocolate and I take it because I don't want to say to everybody like, "I hate chocolate actually." But yeah, what about you? What's something you don't really like?
吉爾達(dá)：好的。這很奇怪，因?yàn)榍煽肆κ欠浅Ｊ軞g迎的禮物。有人經(jīng)常送巧克力，而我會接受，因?yàn)槲也幌敫腥苏f，“其實(shí)我討厭巧克力”。你呢?哪種食物是你不喜歡的?
Katie: Well, I have something I don't like that I think is really popular. And every time I say I don't like it, I always get the same like, "What?" kind of reaction, but I don't like ice cream.
凱蒂：我不喜歡的食物非常受歡迎。每次我跟別人說我不喜歡這種食物，他們的反應(yīng)都是“你說什么?”不過我真的不喜歡冰激凌。
Gilda: What?
吉爾達(dá)：你說什么?
Katie: I don't like ice cream. I don't think food should be that cold. I don't like it. Food shouldn't be too cold to eat.
凱蒂：我不喜歡冰激凌。我認(rèn)為食物不應(yīng)該是冷的。我不喜歡。不應(yīng)該吃太冷的食物。
Gilda: Really?
吉爾達(dá)：真的嗎?
Katie: It's just not...
凱蒂：就是……
Gilda: You don't know what you're missing. Ice creams are really, really good especially in summer.
吉爾達(dá)：你都不知道你錯(cuò)過了什么。冰激凌真的非常美味，尤其夏天食用更佳。
Katie: Chocolate is really good. Chocolate, I'll take chocolate over ice cream any day.
凱蒂：巧克力也很美味。相比冰激凌，我更喜歡吃巧克力。
Gilda: Well, you can try chocolate ice cream.
吉爾達(dá)：好吧，你可以試試巧克力冰激凌。
Katie: Oh, chocolate ice cream is the worst. Chocolate ice cream is the worst. No, thank you.
凱蒂：哦，巧克力冰激凌是最糟的。巧克力冰激凌是最糟糕的食物。不用了，謝謝。
Gilda: What about a second one? Do you have any second food that you don't like?
吉爾達(dá)：那第二種食物呢?你還有不喜歡的食物嗎?
Katie: I don't like tomatoes. Which is strange because I eat lots of pasta with tomato-flavored stuff in it. But just tomatoes by themselves is not something I enjoy. Whenever I have like a hamburger with a tomato, I always have to take it out and give it to someone else. Just, I don't like it. It's just juicy and not in a good juicy way.
凱蒂：我不喜歡番茄。其實(shí)這很奇怪，因?yàn)槲医?jīng)常吃用番茄調(diào)味的意大利面。不過我不喜歡番茄。如果漢堡里有番茄，我會把它們拿出來，給其他人吃。我只是不喜歡番茄。番茄汁液豐富，但并不美味。
Gilda: I don't like garlic.
吉爾達(dá)：我不喜歡大蒜?
Katie: You don't like garlic?
凱蒂：你不喜歡大蒜嗎?
Gilda: I like garlic in food but I don't like to see it or eat it and have this, the taste of garlic, I don't like it.
吉爾達(dá)：我喜歡在食物里放大蒜，但是我不喜歡看到或吃到大蒜，我不喜歡大蒜的味道。
Katie: Once you've got the taste of garlic, you don't get rid of that for about three days.
凱蒂：一旦你吃了大蒜以后，三天都去除不了那種味道。
Gilda: Exactly. That's another thing. Yeah. So when my mom is cooking and using garlic, she ... after that, she had to remove it. She cannot leave any evidence that she was using garlic in her food. Yes.
吉爾達(dá)：沒錯(cuò)。那是另一回事了。我媽媽做飯時(shí)會放大蒜，然后她會把大蒜拿出去。她不能留下任何表明她在食物里放了大蒜的證據(jù)。
Katie: Is there another food that you don't like?
凱蒂：你還有其他討厭的食物嗎?
Gilda: I would say sprouts, Brussel sprouts.
吉爾達(dá)：我會說抱子甘藍(lán)。
Katie: Yeah. No one likes sprouts.
凱蒂：對，沒人喜歡抱子甘藍(lán)。
Gilda: Yes. It's bitter and even though some people say it's good for your body, I don't like them.
吉爾達(dá)：沒錯(cuò)。抱子甘藍(lán)很苦，雖然有人說它對身體有好處，那我也不喜歡。
Katie: I think, yeah, sprouts are just universally hated. No one like sprouts.
凱蒂：我認(rèn)為所有人都討厭抱子甘藍(lán)。沒有人喜歡它。
Gilda: Yeah. But when you are a child, your parents, for some reason always giving you that.
吉爾達(dá)：對。不過因?yàn)槟承┰?，父母通常會讓孩子吃抱子甘藍(lán)。
Katie: Yeah. Cruel.
凱蒂：對，太殘忍了。
Gilda: Yeah. I don't like it. It looks like – I feel like a cow eating those things. Yeah.
吉爾達(dá)：沒錯(cuò)。我不喜歡它。那就像……我感覺就像是牛在吃東西一樣。
Katie: Yeah. I can imagine. It's just—ugh!
凱蒂：對，我可以想象。那真是……哦!
Gilda: What about you? Any other?
吉爾達(dá)：你呢?你還有其他不喜歡的食物嗎?
Katie: I have one more but it's really strange. I've never actually eaten them but looking at them makes me really uncomfortable, and that's olives. I hate olives.
凱蒂：還有一種食物我很討厭，不過其實(shí)很奇怪。我從來沒吃過這種食物，不過只是看著它就讓我感覺很不舒服，那就是橄欖。我討厭橄欖。
Gilda: No. I love them.
吉爾達(dá)：不是吧，我很喜歡橄欖。
Katie: I can't stand olives. Just looking at them makes me want to scream.
凱蒂：我受不了橄欖。只是看著它們就讓我想尖叫。
Gilda: Really?
吉爾達(dá)：真的嗎?
Katie: Like I think it's the hole. I don't like the hole in olives. I'm like scared of olives. It's really strange, but no.
凱蒂：我想我討厭的是洞。我不喜歡橄欖上的洞?？梢哉f我被橄欖嚇到了。這很奇怪，不過我就是不喜歡。
Gilda: I like them.
吉爾達(dá)：我喜歡。
Katie: You can have my olives.
凱蒂：你可以拿走我的橄欖。
Gilda: Very tasty green, black.
吉爾達(dá)：綠橄欖和黑橄欖都非常美味。
Katie: No. If I see them in a jar at the supermarket—
凱蒂：不行，如果我在超市里看到罐裝的橄欖……
Gilda: Better than chocolate.
吉爾達(dá)：比巧克力要好。
Katie: Just no. No. No, no, no. I don't like them. Scared of olives. It's the craziest thing ever but no. I don't like olives. Keep them away from me.
凱蒂：不是，不對，不對，不是這樣的。我不喜歡橄欖。我怕橄欖。那是最瘋狂的事情。我不喜歡橄欖。把它們拿走，離我遠(yuǎn)點(diǎn)。
Gilda: Good.
吉爾達(dá)：好吧。
Farm Animals 農(nóng)場動(dòng)物
Meg: Hey, Todd. Did you have any pets when youwere a kid?
梅格：嘿，托德。你小時(shí)候養(yǎng)過寵物嗎?
Todd: I did. I had many pets actually. I had a dog, of course, and I had some cats. But actually, I grewup on a farm. Yeah. So we raised lots of animals, and on the farm, I always felt like the animals weremy pets. So it was pretty cool.
托德：養(yǎng)過。我養(yǎng)過很多寵物。我養(yǎng)過一只狗，還養(yǎng)過幾只貓。其實(shí)我是在農(nóng)場長大的。所以我們在農(nóng)場養(yǎng)了很多動(dòng)物，我一直認(rèn)為那些動(dòng)物都是我的寵物。非?？?。
Meg: Wow. That sounds really exciting for a kid.
梅格：哇哦。對孩子來說，那真是令人興奮的生活。
Todd: Oh, it was great. It was the best.
托德：哦，非常棒。那是最棒的生活。
Meg: What kind of animals were on your farm?
梅格：你們的農(nóng)場都有什么動(dòng)物?
Todd: We had almost every, you know, farm animal possible. For example, we had pigs. Weraised a lot of pigs. And pigs actually are really good pets. They're very fun. Pigs are veryfriendly animals and they're not really dangerous, so... Also pigs like people. So sometimeswhen we were little, we would ride on the pigs' backs but if our grandpa saw us riding on thepigs, he would yell at us. We always got in trouble.
托德：我們盡可能養(yǎng)了所有可以養(yǎng)的動(dòng)物。比如，我們養(yǎng)了豬。我們養(yǎng)了很多豬。豬其實(shí)是非常不錯(cuò)的寵物。它們很有趣。豬是很友好的動(dòng)物，它們并不危險(xiǎn)。而且豬喜歡人類。我們小的時(shí)候會騎在豬背上，不過如果我爺爺看見我們騎豬，他會對我們大吼。我們經(jīng)常惹麻煩。
Meg: Uh-oh.
梅格：啊哦。
Todd: Yeah.
托德：對。
Meg: Also, aren't pigs dirty?
梅格：豬不會很臟嗎?
Todd: They are dirty. So when you would go in the pig pen, you would get very, very dirty. But, you know, when you are small, when you are young, you don't care. It's just fun.
托德：很臟。你要是去豬圈里，會把自己弄得非常臟。不過你知道，小時(shí)候我們并不介意。那是種樂趣。
Meg: What about other animals like chickens?
梅格：農(nóng)場還有其他動(dòng)物嗎?有雞嗎?
Todd: We did have chickens and lots of chickens. And the chickens maybe were the leastfriendly animals. So chickens don't like people.
托德：我們是養(yǎng)了很多雞。雞可能是最不友善的動(dòng)物了。雞不喜歡人類。
Meg: Really?
梅格：真的嗎?
Todd: And the chickens – you have to go get the eggs. So working with chickens was not easy, and I never liked the chickens that much. Plus, the chickens you eat more often, so it's a littledifferent.
托德：你要去雞窩里拿雞蛋。這個(gè)工作可并不輕松，我一直就不太喜歡雞。另外，人們經(jīng)常吃雞肉，所以有些不一樣。
Meg: Right, yeah.
梅格：對。
Todd: Yeah.
托德：嗯。
Meg: Yeah. I don't think I've ever seen a chicken in person.
梅格：好。我想我從來沒有親眼看到過雞。
Todd: Really?
托德：是嗎?
Meg: No.
梅格：對。
Todd: Oh wow. You must be a city girl.
托德：哇哦。你一定是個(gè)城市女孩。
Meg: I am. Although, when I was young, I always wanted to have a horse. Did your farm havehorses?
梅格：我是。不過我年輕的時(shí)候一直想養(yǎng)匹馬。你們農(nóng)場有養(yǎng)馬嗎?
Todd: We had one horse for a while, and then we had a pony. So yeah, we had one horse andwe had one pony. The pony was great because when I was little, we could ride the pony but thepony was actually really mean. So the pony would bite you if you were not careful. And if youtry to ride the pony, sometimes the pony would get angry, very angry. But it's okay. You know, when you're small on a farm, it's normal.
托德：我們養(yǎng)了一匹馬，一段時(shí)間之后我們又有了一只矮馬。所以我們有一匹馬和一匹矮馬。那匹矮馬非常不錯(cuò)，因?yàn)楫?dāng)時(shí)我很小，我們只能騎那匹矮馬。不過它非常不友善。如果我們不小心的話，就會被它咬。如果你想試圖去騎矮馬，它會變得非常生氣。不過那還好。因?yàn)?，如果你在農(nóng)場上很小，那是正常的。
Meg: Oh, that pony sounds scary. Were there any other animals that you had that were morefriendly?
梅格：哦，聽起來那匹矮馬很可怕。你們還有其他友好一些的動(dòng)物嗎?
Todd: Yeah. Actually, the best pet you can have is a goat.
托德：有。實(shí)際上，最好的寵物是山羊。
Meg: Really? A goat?
梅格：真的嗎?山羊?
Todd: Yeah. Goats are fantastic. Goats love people. They really, really love people, and they'revery social. And goats follow people. So when you are little on the farm and when you walkaround, the goats become your friends. So when I was little, I would walk and I had friendlygoats that would follow me everywhere. And they were great, and they're very curious. Theylike to see what you're doing. Yeah. And they like to be petted. So, you know, like how you peta dog, you pet a cat; goats also like for you to pet them. They're very, very social. And it'sinteresting because goats and sheep are kind of similar but really, they're very different. Sogoats are very social. Goats are very friendly and sheep are very shy. And sheep don't likepeople at all. So sheep stay away from people and goats always get close to people.
托德：對。山羊非常好。山羊喜歡人類。它們非常喜歡人類，而且它們喜歡社交。山羊會跟著人。小時(shí)候，如果在農(nóng)場上四處走，那山羊就會成為你的朋友。所以我小時(shí)候在農(nóng)場四處轉(zhuǎn)的時(shí)候，會有友好的山羊跟著我去各個(gè)地方。它們真的很好，而且它們很好奇。它們想看看你在做什么。山羊喜歡被撫摸。就像愛撫狗狗和貓咪那樣，山羊也想你愛撫它們。它們喜歡社交。這很有意思，因?yàn)樯窖蚝途d羊很像，但是它們完全不同。山羊喜歡社交，它們非常友好，而綿羊則很害羞。所以綿羊完全不喜歡人類。它們會遠(yuǎn)離人類，而山羊則會靠近人類。
Meg: Hmm, sounds like a goat is a good pet to have.
梅格：嗯，聽起來山羊是不錯(cuò)的寵物。
Todd: Goats are the best. They are so friendly. And goats are cool because goats talk to you. So they like to make a sound. You know, like, "Baa-a!" They "baa-a" or whatever, they make asound. And when you walk around as a young boy or young girl, the goats are great. Theyfollow you and you feel like the goat is talking to you, which is cool.
托德：山羊是最好的寵物。它們非常友好。而且山羊很酷，因?yàn)樗鼈儠湍阏f話。它們喜歡發(fā)出聲音。你知道，就是“咩”!無論是什么，它們會發(fā)出聲音。對小男孩或小女孩來說，四處走動(dòng)的時(shí)候，有山羊的陪伴非常好。它們會一直跟著你，而且你感覺山羊在和你說話，這非常酷。
Meg: That sounds really fun. Now I wish I had some goats.
梅格：聽起來太有意思了?，F(xiàn)在我希望我能養(yǎng)山羊。
Todd: Yeah. Oh, you got to. The only other animal we had – we also had cows.
托德：對。你應(yīng)該養(yǎng)。我們農(nóng)場上還有一種動(dòng)物——奶牛。
Meg: Oh.
梅格：哦。
Todd: And cows are cool. Some cows are friendly. Most cows are shy. But cows, you know, theyalways come to you because they think they will get food. But if they see you have no food, then cows stay away. So cows like sheep are a little afraid of people, but pigs and goats lovepeople and they're very social.
托德：奶牛非常酷。有些奶牛很友善。大多數(shù)奶牛都很害羞。不過奶牛經(jīng)常會靠近你，因?yàn)樗鼈冋J(rèn)為你會給它們食物。如果它們看到你沒有食物，那它們就會走開。所以，奶牛和綿羊一樣，有些怕人類，不過豬和山羊喜歡人類，它們喜歡社交。
Meg: Oh, it sounds really cool, growing up on a farm.
梅格：哦，聽起來在農(nóng)場長大是件非?？岬氖虑椤?/p>
Todd: It was. It was. I was lucky.
托德：沒錯(cuò)，的確是。我非常幸運(yùn)。
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