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关于超市购物英语对话篇1

玛丽:

Let`s try to get out of the supermarket quickly.

我们快点离开超市吧.

约翰:

Yeah. I hate spending all day in here, too.

是呀.我也讨厌一整天呆在里面.

玛丽:

What do we need? Let`s make a list.

我们需要什么?列一张单据吧.

约翰:

We need milk, eggs, butter, coffee, vegetables, fruit, bread, cheese, and some snacks.

要买牛奶.鸡蛋.黄油.咖啡.蔬菜.水果.面包.奶酪和一些零食.

玛丽:

I want some pickles, oh, and we`re out of flour. Put that on the list, too.

我要买一些泡菜.噢.没有面粉了.把这个也加上.

约翰:

Anything else?

还要其他的吗?

玛丽:

Not that I can think of. Wait a second, we`re out of breakfast cereal. I think corn flakes are on sale. Get those.

还没有想到.等等.早餐麦片也没有了.玉米片正打折出售.你去买那种吧.

约翰:

No. You get those. I`ll go and get the fruits, vegetables, milk, butter, and eggs, you get the rest.

不了.你去买吧.我去买水果.蔬菜.牛奶.黄油和鸡蛋.其他的你买.

关于超市购物英语对话篇2

IVY: I want to buy some running shoes. Maybe New Balance.

DAVID: Why do you need running shoes? You aren't a runner.

IVY: But I exercise at the club. And I use the stepping machine.

So I need good running shoes.

DAVID: That's not the same.

Maybe you want to buy running-shoe-style shoes, but not real running shoes.

IVY: What's the difference?

DAVID: There isn't much difference. But there is some difference.

For one thing, real running shoes are much more expensive.

They have very lightweight materials.

They're designed for serious runners, people who run ten kilometers a day.

IVY: And what are running-shoe-style shoes?

DAVID: They look like running shoes.

They have the same shape. And you can use them for running too.

But they're not so serious. They aren't designed for serious runners.

You can use them for exercising.

IVY: But they aren't as light, right?

DAVID: That's right.

If you want a really lightweight shoe, you should buy a high-quality running shoe.

IVY: That's what I want.

For exercising at the club. I can even spend 100 dollars on them. I don't care.

DAVID: But it's a waste of money. You won't really run in them!

You don't need such a shoe to use exercise machines. It's just a waste of money.

IVY: My sister has New Balance running shoes. I want shoes just like hers.

I don't care if they're expensive. And they look cool too.

DAVID: Well, do what you like.

There are different kinds of New Balance shoes though.

You don't have to buy the most expensive.

IVY: I want the best.

My sister said good shoes are very important. For support. They support your feet.

DAVID: Your sister is a fitness expert, huh?

IVY: No, but she exercises more than me.

DAVID: I really think you are stubborn about some things.

But here. Let's look at the New Balance shoes.

IVY: Here it is. This is what my sister has.

DAVID: Yes, that's it. That's their top model.

IVY: I wonder if they have my size.

DAVID: Well, we can wait for the assistant to help us,

or we can look through the boxes down here. What is your size?

IVY: Here in America, it's six.

DAVID: Well, here you are. Size six. Woman's. 137 dollars.

Wow, what a waste of money!

IVY: It's none of your business. Let me try them on.

关于超市购物英语对话篇3

ALEX: Can I help you?

SHERRY: Yes, I need to buy a computer for this semester.

I was told it is cheaper to buy computers here.

ALEX: Well, you heard right.

You can get an excellent deal on a new computer here.

We have great discounts for students.

SHERRY: I don't know much about computers.

But I know I want a desktop computer with a lot of memory. And I need a printer.

ALEX: Well, first let's consider your computer.

Here, for example, is a system I highly recommend--the Power Macintosh G3.

It comes with 64 megabytes of total memory.

SHERRY: Is that a lot? Sixty-four?

ALEX: Yes, it is. It should be enough for any student needs you might have.

What department are you in?

SHERRY: History.

ALEX: Well, so you will mostly be using word processing, for writing papers.

I recommend the Corel Word Perfect program for word processing.

We can talk about software later. Let's talk about your hardware first.

We have a special deal on right now.

I should tell you about it, as it only goes until next Tuesday.

If you buy one of these fifteen-inch color monitors with a Power Macintosh G3,

you can actually get 30 percent off the usual sale price.

SHERRY: Thirty percent?

ALEX: Yes.

SHERRY: Wow. That's really good.

And you think this is really a good system for a graduate student?

ALEX: Yes. It's an excellent system.

SHERRY: Hmm. Hey, wait. This has an Apple on it. Is this an Apple computer?

ALEX: Yes, it's a Macintosh. It's Apple. Macintosh and Apple are the same thing.

SHERRY: I don't want Macintosh. I want PC.

ALEX: I'm sorry, but our university computer center only sells Macintosh equipment.

SHERRY: What? Are you serious?

ALEX: Yes.

SHERRY: But nobody uses Macintosh!

ALEX: That's not true.

Most of the students and professors in the university here use Macintosh.

They find it is better for writing and word-processing,

and that is what students mostly do. May I ask where you're from?

SHERRY: Yes, I'm from Taiwan.

ALEX: Well, I know that in most Asian countries Apple is not very popular.

But here in America, especially in universities and publishing companies,

Apple is very commonly used.

SHERRY: But I need a computer that can handle writing in Chinese.

ALEX: There are several Chinese writing programs you can use with Macintosh.

Chinese is no problem for Apple.

SHERRY: Hmm.

I think I should ask some of my friends for advice before I make a decision.

I'm sorry.

ALEX: No, don't be sorry. It's reasonable to ask your friends.

But believe me, most of the students here in the university--

Asian students included--most of them use Apple.