和吃飯有關(guān)的英語對話
和吃飯有關(guān)的英語對話
有人說，“女人有兩個胃，一個用來吃飯，一個用來吃甜點(diǎn)。”一邊擔(dān)心會胖，一邊卻難以抵擋甜點(diǎn)的誘惑。小編精心收集了和吃飯有關(guān)的英語對話，供大家欣賞學(xué)習(xí)!
和吃飯有關(guān)的英語對話篇1
B: Hello, Peter speaking.
L: Hello, Mr. Brown, this is Lin Wei. I hope you’ve settled down and had a good rest.
B: Oh, yes. Thank you for accommodation. The hotel is very nice and relaxing. I’ve just taken a nap to get over the jet lag.
L: Good. Well, I wonder if you’ve had any plans for tonight.
B: Not yet at the moment.
L: Then we’d like to hold a dinner in your honor. What about seven o’clock at Southern Sea Fishing Village Restaurant having a typical Chinese dinner? Is that a convenient hour?
B: Yes, that’s very kind of you. I’d be delighted to come.
L: At the dinner, you’ll meet some of our department managers and working staff with whom you will work with in our future cooperation.
B: That’s fine. I’d be glad to meet them.
L: Then I will be at the hotel at six thirty to pick you up.
B: OK. Shall I wait downstairs?
L: Oh, no. I will give you a ring when I arrive.
B. Good, thank you very much. We look forward to seeing you all tonight.
L: So do us. See you then.
B: See you.
和吃飯有關(guān)的英語對話篇2
A: What can I do for you, sir? 先生，您要來點(diǎn)什么?
B: What have you got this morning? 今天早上你們這兒有什么?
B: I’d like to have a glass of tomato juice, please. 請給我來一杯西紅柿汁。
A: Any cereal, sir? 要來點(diǎn)谷類食品嗎，先生?
B: Yes, a dish of cream of wheat. 好的，來一份麥片粥。
A: And eggs? 還要來點(diǎn)雞蛋什么的嗎?
B: Year, bacon and eggs with buttered toast. I like my bacon very crisp.
要，再來一份熏豬肉和雞蛋，我喜歡熏豬肉松脆一點(diǎn)。
A: How do you want your eggs? 您喜歡雞蛋怎么做?
B: Fried, please. 煎的。
A: Anything more, sir? 還要什么別的東西嗎，先生?
B: No, that’s enough. Thank you. 不要了，足夠了。謝謝。
A: Waiter, a table for two, please. 服務(wù)生，請給我一張兩人的桌子。
B: Yes, this way please. 好的，請跟我來。
A: Can we see the menu, please? 能讓我們看一看菜單嗎?
B: Here you are. 給您。
A: What’s good today? 今天有什么好吃的?
B: I recommend crispy and fried duck. 我推薦香酥鴨。
A: We don’t want that. Well, perhaps we’ll begin with mushroom soup, and follow
by some seafood and chips.
我們不想吃香酥鴨。或許我們可以先吃蘑菇湯，然后再要點(diǎn)海鮮和土豆片。
B: Do you want any dessert? 要甜品嗎?
C: No dessert, thanks. Just coffee 不，謝謝。咖啡就行了。
A: I can have the check, please. 結(jié)帳。
C: George. Let’s split this.喬治，我們各自付帳吧。
A: No, it’s my treat tonight.不，今天我請客。
B: Cash or charge, sir? 現(xiàn)金還是記帳?
A: Charge, please. Put it on my American Express.
記帳。請記入我的“美國運(yùn)通信用卡”帳號。
和吃飯有關(guān)的英語對話篇3
Liu: (having lunch with Joseph) have you ever been invited to a Chinese feast?
Joesph:sure. Beijingers are distinguished for their warmth and hospitality.
L: as far as you could see, is dining at a Chinese table a distinct experience? To what extent does it differ from that in your homeland?
J: to begin with, I have to use chopsticks.
L: but you look quite proficient in using them now.
J: certainly. After all, I've been here for two years. It's not much uphill work for a foreigner to get used to Chinese dinner utensils. Though, I do feel hazy about how to behave appropriately at a Chinese dinner table.
L: yes, table etiquette. There are a multitude of rules that foreigners might never know until they were told. Some practices even appear somewhat awkward or rude to Westerners, while they are the norm in China. Hey, your chopsticks, old silly! You should not stab them vertically into the rice bow!
J: anything strang about that?
L: maybe you should have palced them horizontally over your bowl or plate. They resemble two incense sticks used at sacrifices. It's very inauspicious, and might enrage all present.
J: oh, sorry! There's a long story even with a mere pair of sticks.
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