高中英语口语情景对话日本文化素材
原版英语口语情景对话第0006集：日本文化
学原版英语情景对话，顺便了解下日本文化，茶道和插花，你对哪个更有兴趣呢？
Japanese Culture 日本文化
Reiko: Ikebana, it's an art of flowers and it's quite different from Western style
flower arrangement because in Ikebana's theory you can decorate one flower, only
with one flower.
Anili: Oh, really!
Reiko: And it's, the flower arrangement in Japan is not only decorating flowers but
it's an art with flowers and space.
Anili: I see.
Reiko: The air between the flowers and also the room, and everything, it shows the
space or even the universe, and that.
Anili: What's another Japanese art?
Reiko: Japanese art? Mm, Ikebana! Tea Ceremony!
Anili: Tea Ceremony!
Reiko: Tea Ceremony!
Anili: Tea Ceremony! Tell me about Tea Ceremony.
Reiko: Tea Ceremony! It's, there's a certain way you have to make tea, not only make
tea, there's a certain way to for example wipe a bowl.
Anili: I see.
Reiko: Yes, with one piece of cloth, and you need to learn how to fold the cloth
so that you use each part of the cloth only once to wipe the bowl
Anili: OK.
Reiko: Yeah, so it's a complicated traditional procedure in a sense but.
Anili: How do you learn that? Is that something that your mother would teach you?
How do people learn that?
Reiko: There are some professionals for both flower arrangement and tea ceremony.
So you need to go to a school, yes, and learn from your teacher and their hierarchy
and the organization and you need to pass each test to go, climb up the ladder in
the hierarchy.
原版英语口语情景对话第0312集：询问日语学习近况
原版英语口语情景对话第0312集：询问日语学习近况Todd: So, Eli, how are your Japanese classes going?Eli: They're going OK. Japanese is a very difficult language and I th ink as someone who has never learned another language before I'm strugg ling more than other kids are. I feel that a lot of theother, say European kids, that this is there third or fourth language, that they can speak fluent ly, they pick it up very quickly, and for me it's slightly more difficult. A s I say, our school is quite advanced and it moves very, very quickly in conversation. We're not learning any Kanji, which is kind of difficult caus e that's one thing you really do need to learn if you're living here, but th e conversation moves very quickly and we learn a lot of new stuff, so it' s quite difficult to practice it all. I think that's the problem I'm finding, a nd a lot of my friends say the same thing: they're learning it all but then they don't have time to practice. It's actually crazy to think, you're in Ja pan but it's quite difficult to actually practice the Japanese language. You see all my Japanese friends they want to practice English with me, so, you actually end up being very lazy, and not talking that much Japanese, so I think that is the problem, just you have to have conversation thru conversation all the time and I'm not really doing that at the moment, so yeah, it's difficult. I think I'll get there. I'm just about starting to underst and stuff now.。
英语口语考试 两人对话
英语口语考试两人对话题目：最喜欢的旅行目的地两人对话内容：A: 嗨，你好！我最近一直在计划我的下一个旅行，可是还没决定去哪儿呢。
你有什么推荐的旅行目的地吗？B: 嗨！当然有了。
我最喜欢的旅行目的地之一是日本。
我去过几次，每次都有不同的体验。
A: 哇，听起来很有趣！你可以给我讲讲你在日本的经历吗？B: 当然可以！我最喜欢的地方之一是京都。
这个历史悠久的城市有许多美丽的庙宇和园林，非常适合文化探索。
我最喜欢的景点之一是金阁寺，它的金色外观在阳光下非常漂亮。
A: 听起来很壮观！除了京都，还有其他推荐的地方吗？B: 是的，我也很喜欢东京。
那里有现代化的建筑、购物中心和美食。
六本木是一个很受欢迎的区域，有许多时尚的餐厅和夜生活场所。
A: 那看起来是一个对比很大的地方，有着传统和现代的融合。
B: 是的，这正是我喜欢日本的原因之一。
他们在保留传统文化的同时，也积极迎接现代化。
所以你可以在同一天体验到古老的庙宇和现代的购物中心。
A: 这听起来很棒！还有其他的推荐吗？B: 如果你喜欢自然风光，北海道是一个很好的选择。
那里有美丽的山脉、湖泊和温泉。
我曾经去过洞爷湖，它是日本最大的火山口湖，四季各有不同的景色。
A: 好像很壮观啊！我一直对日本的温泉很感兴趣。
B: 日本的温泉文化非常丰富，你可以在不同的地方体验不同类型的温泉。
在北海道，你可以尝试露天温泉，享受大自然的美景。
A: 那听起来非常宁静放松。
我要考虑一下我的旅行计划，非常感谢你的推荐！B: 不客气！希望你能有一个难忘的旅行。
如果你决定去日本，我可以给你一些建议和推荐。
A: 太好了，我会联系你的。
再次谢谢你！B: 不客气，祝你旅途愉快！这样，对话就结束了。
他们讨论了对方最喜欢的旅行目的地，并分享了关于这些地方的经历和推荐。
这篇对话给人一种友好和互助的感觉，也向读者介绍了日本作为一个旅行目的地的魅力。
原版英语口语情景对话第0086集：介绍日本通勤相关信息
Yoko每天上班坐火车，火车总是很挤，她都做些什么呢，听她介绍一下。
Todd：Hello，Yoko.Yoko: Hello, Todd。
Todd：How are you？Yoko: Good。
How are you?Todd: Good。
OK. We're gonna talk about trains.Yoko：OK。
Todd: Do you take the train everyday?Yoko：Yes，I have to。
Todd: Oh, really？Yoko：Yeah, ’cause I don’t have a car.Todd：Oh，really?Yoko：Yeah！Todd：Are you have happy with that？Do you mind?Yoko: Actually，no！Todd：Yeah, well，what’s the train like in the morning when you get on？Yoko：It’s really crowded。
Todd：Yeah?Yoko: Yes。
Todd: OK。
How much is your train fare？Yoko: Almost 500 yen.Todd：What’s the best thing about taking the train?Yoko：Mm, nothing。
Todd：Nothing.Yoko: Nothing。
I don’t think it’s great. Ah, I can sleep on the train。
Todd: OK. Do you normally get a seat?Yoko：Ah, sometimes I can.Todd: Yeah?Yoko: Yeah。
Todd：OK。
Do you read?Yoko：Cause I can't read a book。
原版英语口语情景对话第0086集：介绍日本通勤相关信息
高中英语讲义Yoko每天上班坐火车，火车总是很挤，她都做些什么呢，听她介绍一下。
Todd: Hello, Yoko.Yoko: Hello, Todd.Todd: How are you?Yoko: Good. How are you?Todd: Good. OK. We're gonna talk about trains.Yoko: OK.Todd: Do you take the train everyday?Yoko: Yes, I have to.Todd: Oh, really?Yoko: Yeah, 'cause I don't have a car.Todd: Oh, really?Yoko: Yeah!Todd: Are you have happy with that? Do you mind?Yoko: Actually, no!Todd: Yeah, well, what's the train like in the morning when you get on?Yoko: It's really crowded.Todd: Yeah?Yoko: Yes.Todd: OK. How much is your train fare?Yoko: Almost 500 yen.Todd: What's the best thing about taking the train?Yoko: Mm, nothing.Todd: Nothing.Yoko: Nothing. I don't think it's great. Ah, I can sleep on the train.高中英语讲义Todd: OK. Do you normally get a seat?Yoko: Ah, sometimes I can.Todd: Yeah?Yoko: Yeah.Todd: OK. Do you read?Yoko: Cause I can't read a book. I get sick.Todd: Oh, cause your eyes move around.Yoko: Yeah.Todd: Yeah, I gotcha. What's the worse thing about the train?Yoko: Ah, too crowded in Japan.Todd: Yeah. It's terrible.Yoko: And I have to pay.Todd: Oh, you have to pay. Your company doesn't pay.Yoko: No.。
2015年高中英语口语情景对话第295集谈论巴黎和东京的不同素材
谈论巴黎和东京的不同Rapheal曾在巴黎求学，听他讲讲巴黎和东京具体的不同吧。
Todd: OK, Raphael, you were saying you lived in Paris.Rapheal: Yes, I made my studies there.Todd: Paris is just an amazing city. Can you talk about Paris?Rapheal:Yes! Well, the biggest difference I noticed with Tokyo is the size. Like Paris is nice in that way, you can go anywhere by walking. It might take at maximum an hour and a half if you want to go to a very far place, but basically it's a city like made for walkers and you can really go anywhere just by walking, I mean it's quite pleasant cause you can see many, you know, nice buildings and places and things, just by walking.Todd: Wow, that's nice. How many people live in Paris?Rapheal:Including the suburbs it's 8 million now. Maybe getting increasing, but the inner city is only one million, so it's not overcrowded at all. Yeah!Todd: So, what else would you say is different about Tokyo and Paris?Rapheal:Well, specially, Paris you mean? The Transport is less expensive. This is important.Todd: YeahRapheal:Yeah, Yeah.Todd: It's more expensive?Rapheal:No, it's less, sorry, it's less expensive. Anyway, the, I was surprised because Tokyo is not that expensive finally, I mean you can, you can live in a very expensive way if you want but you can save a lot as well. It's really up to you. But in Paris is quite hard to save. I mean, the food is very expensive, and if you want to go out, just, a restaurant or anything, it's really more expensive than in Japan. A restaurant for example, like prices in Japan start from a thousand yen, maybe less, like 600 yen, and in France like the cheapest restaurant you can find is 15 Euro which is around 2000 YenTodd: Whoa! That is expensive.Rapheal:Yeah, it's more expensive, wherever you go it's more expensive if you wantto go out but on the contrary the cinema is really cheap, so so many people go to the cinema, I mean, the cinema is really, it's a part of Paris nightlife, like, people used to go to cinema once a week at least, almost everyone. Yeah, cause it's really cheap. A ticket is 1000 yen, maybe less.Todd: So, what about sports, like what kind of sports do you like to do?Rapheal:Yeah, anything. Anything, yeah! You have a lot of facilities, like gymnasium, swimming pools, clubs, yeah, you can practice a lot. Especially, I was a student so, I had this very easy student life because France has a lot of students, whatever it is, so they give you a bit of money, and you get discount on almost anything, so sport is specially favorized in Paris when you are a student, you canalmost like do whatever you want, as a sport almost free, sometimes, so, it's, you can do a lot of things. Actually, I did Aikido. I did swimming pool, squash, tennis, yeah, uh, basketball, yeah, a lot of things actually.Todd: Active guy. And what about the traffic if you want to drive in Paris?Rapheal:I never tested, because as I told you it's so nice to just walk, that, and I didn't own a car but it's quite tough for people living in the suburbs cause they need a car to come, the train system is not really good. It's not like, there's a lot of delay, trains and things like that, so if you live in the suburbs you need a car, and driving through Paris in the mornings or evening is really difficult, so I just didn't want to test, you know.。
高中英语口语情景对话 第343集 讲述教学体系不同素材
讲述教学体系不同Ben自学了很多种语言，但他的方法对日本人有时并不适用，因为他们的学习方法和欧洲大不同。
Ben: It helps in that I have insight to how somebody learning a foreign language needs things explained because I've learned 4 myself. However in some ways it doesn't help because the Japanese learner, the Japanese sort of mind, and how they learn languages is so very different from anywhere in Europe or South America so activities that would work really well with a European western, South American audience, or South American class, don't seem to work at all due to some of the differences in Japanese and Western culture.Eli: Do you think the whole sort of Japanese schooling system is very different?Ben: It's extremely different.Eli: How is that?Ben: I haven't got a great insight into it but I think the kids have to work a lot harder here. All, I teach a lot of high school children and they're often coming to my lesson, in between their breaks between cram school, on a national holiday, in the summer holiday. When I was a kid I'd be playing in the park and beating up girls up the street with a wooden stick or something.Eli: And do you reckon that is kind of passed on with the of work society here, like sort of similar sort working, or?Ben: Yeah, I suppose so. I think a lot is expected of them all throughout there lives. Two of my neighbors are both salarymen, and they often are arriving at home very very late, and a lot more is expected of the Japanese staff at the school than is of the western staff. They'll often ask them to do jobs that take twice as long as what they ask us. I don't know whether that is because they expect the Japanese staff can do more, or they just think we're stupid, which some of us are!。
美语情景对话 第89期：东京夜生活 Tokyo Nights
美语情景对话第89期：东京夜生活 Tokyo NightsTodd： OK, Shane, why don't you talk a little about why you came to Japan?谢恩，我们聊聊你问什么来日本吧。
Shane： Well, I suppose the reason I came to Japan is because, I suppose it's a personal thing. There's manydifferent people in Dublin, different types of people. I donot think that Dublin has the mental stimuli, or does nothave the hardcore atmosphere that somewhere like Tokyo could possibly have, so you have many types of people who are happy living in Dublin, going to the same places, the same bars, same restaurants, yet I feel that Tokyo has a lot more tooffer because it's more hardcore. There's so much stuff to do. Simple things like Karaoke, non-drink related activites that you can do over here which is great, so I wanted to get away from Ireland. See a differnt country, a different type of atmosphere, and have some fun as well at the same time and make some money.我想我来日本是因为个人原因。
英国与日本 England and Japan英语口语情景对话
英国与日本England and Japan英语口语情景对话以下是小编给大家整理的关于英国与日本 England and Japan英语口语情景对话，希望可以帮到大家Todd: Clare, you're from England.克莱尔，你来自英国。
Clare: That's right.没错。
Todd: How would you compare England and Japan?你怎么对比英国和日本呢?Clare: Well, I think, let's take price-wise, they're actually quite similar. Well, not, maybe not England as a whole but, say Japan and London is very similar, I found in supermarkets, in housing, and things like that. In other respects, the people are certainly different. I mean, British people are renowned to be very polite as Japanese people are too, and Japanese people are very helpful as well, probably more so than British people I would say. Mm, what else?物价上来说，两个国家基本一样。
也许不能说整个英国的物价和日本一样，可以说日本和伦敦的物价很接近，比如超市商品的价格，房价都很接近。
其他方面，英国人和日本人肯定很不同。
英国人被公认为很有礼貌，日本人也是如此，日本人也很乐于助人，也许比英国人还乐于助人。
英语高考口语试题及答案
英语高考口语试题及答案1. 请描述你最喜欢的季节，并解释为什么。
答案：我最喜欢的季节是秋天。
首先，秋天的气候非常宜人，既不像夏天那么炎热，也不像冬天那么寒冷。
其次，秋天是收获的季节，我可以品尝到各种美味的水果和蔬菜。
最后，秋天的景色也很美丽，树叶变黄，落日的余晖洒在地面上，给人一种宁静的感觉。
2. 如果你有机会去国外旅行，你会选择哪个国家？为什么？答案：我会选择去日本旅行。
首先，日本的文化非常独特，我对日本的传统文化和现代科技都很感兴趣。
其次，日本的自然风光也很迷人，比如富士山和樱花。
最后，日本的料理也非常美味，我很想亲自品尝一下正宗的寿司和拉面。
3. 请谈谈你对未来职业的规划。
答案：我对未来的职业规划是成为一名英语教师。
首先，我对英语有浓厚的兴趣，并且希望将这种兴趣转化为职业。
其次，教师是一个非常有意义的职业，可以帮助学生学习知识，培养他们的兴趣。
最后，我认为英语教育在未来会越来越重要，因为全球化的趋势使得英语成为了一种国际通用语言。
4. 描述一次你帮助别人的经历。
答案：有一次，我在公交车上看到一个老奶奶提着很重的购物袋，我主动上前帮助她把购物袋放到了座位旁边。
老奶奶非常感激，一直对我说谢谢。
这次经历让我感到非常满足和快乐，因为它让我意识到帮助别人可以给自己带来快乐。
5. 谈谈你对环境保护的看法。
答案：我认为环境保护是非常重要的。
首先，地球是我们共同的家园，我们需要保护它以确保我们的后代也能享受到美好的生活环境。
其次，环境污染和气候变化已经对我们的生活产生了严重的影响，我们需要采取行动来减少这些问题。
最后，我认为每个人都应该从自己做起，比如减少使用一次性塑料制品，节约用水和用电，通过这些小行动来保护我们的环境。
2015年高中英语口语情景对话第325集介绍漫画素材
介绍漫画学习情景口语顺便一起了解下喜欢看漫画的人一定很了解的日本漫画。
Todd: Ah, Kawabe, (Yes, Sir) You are Japanese, so can you explain manga? And what is Manga? And why is it so popular?Kawabe: OK, it's a diff...it's easy, but difficult question. (Yeah). OK, manga is the, is the drawing with the story.Todd: Uh-huh! So like a comic book, but not really a comic book.Kawabe: Mm, that, many kinds of manga, so basically it's the picture which is drawn by someone, and then you read it, and which has a story, it's a comic. Mm, it's a comic, and then,Todd: So there's manga about many things.Kawabe: About many things yes!Todd: For example, what topics or what themes might there be manga about?Kawabe: It depends, it depends. There are thousands of you know, stories and if it's about the animal,like a, it can be anything.Todd: Really! (Yeah) Like for example, baseball or?Kawabe: Yeah! Baseball stories. A kid's stories, American football story, Shakespeare's manga.Todd: Shakespeare manga!Kawabe: Yeah, you don't have to read! (Really) Yeah, of course. And then, what else? Everything, you can.Todd: Ramen manga?Kawabe: Ramen manga! There is. Seriously! Ramen manga! Salaryman manga. School teacher manga, and any kind of home drama, or the stories of novel can be manga. Manga script. So, it's, OK, imagine the movie. Yeah! You can make up everything. Troy! Old ancient greek stories! Or the like the, the future stories, like, and the, you know, whatever it is. You know. You just make it up,and write it or draw it.Todd: Why do you think manga is so popular?Kawabe: Because, it's like the hollywood movie, in the states the hollywood movie is so popular, because it's the field you can express your imagination, where you can play with your imagination, and how do you say?Todd: Like it's not real.Kawabe: Yeah, it's not real.Todd: Escape reality.Kawabe: Uh-huh, it's the, like a neverland.Todd: Fantasy!Kawabe: Fantasy! So, in Japan it's the manga instead of hollywood movies, I think.Todd: That's really interesting. So do you still read manga?Kawabe: I used to read a lot, read a lot, but now I don't read much as I was reading, OK, for example, how much do I read? Like one story in three months.Todd: You mean one manga story in three months. Oh! so you still read manga sometimes?Kawabe: Sometimes! Like sometimes my friend recommended, or sometimes I saw a good review on the magazine. Yeah, I pick up some and I read them when I got time, but not very much recently.。