在日常對(duì)話中，朋友之間與情侶之間對(duì)話的內(nèi)容明明是一樣的，但是氛圍總是不同呢。下面是學(xué)習(xí)啦小編給大家整理的日常英語(yǔ)口語(yǔ)的對(duì)話，供大家參閱!

　　日常英語(yǔ)口語(yǔ)的對(duì)話：Using the Phone

　　Dialogue1

　　Leah: Hello, this is the International Student Office.

　　My name is Leah. How may I help you?

　　Nathaniel: I'd like to speak to the Ms. Collins, please.

　　Leah: Ok. Can I ask who is calling, please?

　　Nathaniel: This is Nathaniel Brown.

　　L: And what is your call regarding?

　　N: I'd like to talk to her about my accommodation situation.

　　L: Ok, I'll try and put you through. Please hold.

　　N: Ok.

　　L: ... Sorry, her line is busy at the moment. Can I take a message?

　　N: Sure. Can you have her call me back on my cell phone number?

　　L: Ok. What's your number?

　　N: It's 0-7 -7 -8-7 -3-6-7 -6-8-8.

　　L: Let me repeat that back to you.

　　That's zero, double seven, eight, seven, three, SlX, seven, double six,

　　double eight.

　　N: No, there's no double six at the end of the number.

　　It's just zero, double seven, eight, seven, three, six, seven,

　　six, double eight.

　　L: I got it. When should I have her call you back?

　　N: Anytime before 6 pm tonight.

　　L: Ok, Nathaniel. I'll have Ms. Collins call you back sometime

　　tonight before 6 pm.

　　N: Thank you!

　　L: Bye!

　　N: Bye!

　　Dialogue2

　　N:Hello?

　　L:Good morning，Nathaniel，This is leah calling form the

　　International Student Office,

　　N:Good morning.

　　L:The reason I’m calling because Ms. Collins will not be able to call

　　you back until next week.

　　N:Oh. I had hoped she would have called ma back yesterday.

　　L:She’s terribly sorry about that.She had to leave the office suddenly

　　And won’t be able to return until next week.She hops you understand.

　　N:Is there someone else I can talk to?

　　L:She ask me to call you t o book an appointment with someone else

　　Today.When are you free today?

　　N:Any time after 2 pm today would be good for me.

　　L:Mr. Liu is available at 2:15 today.Will that work for you?

　　N:I’d prefer to speak with Ms. Fonda.

　　L:I’m afraid she isn’t available this afternoon.She has an opening

　　at 11:30 this morning.Will that work for you?

　　N:That will be fine.

　　L:Ok,we’ll be expecting you at 11:30.See you then.

　　日常英語(yǔ)口語(yǔ)的對(duì)話：Chatting On-line

　　DIALOGUE1

　　Aubrey: What's up?

　　Wyatt: Not much. I'm just trying to hook up to the Internet.

　　I'm having a few problems though.

　　A: What's wrong?

　　W: I've got all the cords plugged in, but it appears that I'm offline.

　　A: Are you using dial-up or broadband?

　　W: Actually, I've got a wireless connection.

　　A: In that case, you need to turn on your airport.

　　W: I hook up to the Internet every day.

　　I can't believe I didn't do that!

　　A: Do you like ever chat online?

　　W: No, but I'd like to. Do you have to pay to do instant messaging?

　　A: Oh, no. You can register for free.

　　Just go to the yahoo website and it will tell you how to do it.

　　W: What do you do if people want to talk to you online

　　but you don't want to talk them?

　　A: Well, you can always block them.

　　When I don't feel like talking to certain peo online, that's what I do.

　　W: What's your email address? I'll add you to my contacts list.

　　A: It's aubreyinchina@yahoo. com.

　　W: Cool. We can meet up in a chat room sometime or just chat

　　online using mess en Thanks for your help!

　　A: Don't mention it.

　　DIALOGUE2

　　W: What's up?

　　A: Nothing. a/s/l?

　　W: 15/m/home. why r u asking me? u know who i am!

　　A: Just thought i'd try out the new lingo.

　　W: Lol.

　　A: IMO this is better than FTF communication.

　　W: Whyz that?

　　A: Cuz i don't have to shower or look presentable 2 talk 2 u online!

　　W: 101. u r so lazy. but i agree.

　　A: What r u dom 2 day?

　　W: Just chatting online with some new friends that i met

　　in a chat room. u?

　　A: Dunno. BRE.

　　W: K. r u back?

　　A: Y, but ive gotta go.

　　W: No prob. TTYL. A: Later.

　　W: Send me a message if u r back online later, so we can chat.

　　A: Ok. bye!

　　W: Bye!

　　日常英語(yǔ)口語(yǔ)的對(duì)話：Drinks

　　Dialogue 1

　　J: I'm so tired! I don't know how I'm going to make it through this lecture.

　　S: The prefessor is a bit boring today. You need something to perk yourself up. How about a coffee?

　　J: I don't really like coffee, to be honest. It's too bitter for me.

　　S: Well, you need something to wake up. How about a soda?

　　J: Most soft drinks have too much sugar in them.

　　S: The diet sodas don't have any sugar in them. Which one would you like?

　　J: I like diet Sprite. Does that have any caffeine in it?

　　S: Unfortunately, it doesn't. How about some diet coke?

　　J: I don't care for coke. I heard that coke was first used as a medicine and I don't like medicine. What else has caffeine?

　　S: Maybe you should try a cappuccino or a latte; they taste much better than plain brewed coffee.

　　J: Maybe. How about a mochaccino? Are they any good?

　　S: You'll love that. It's just a shot of espresso beans mixed with steam milk and some chocolate syrup.

　　J: That's perfect! Would you like one, too? My treat.

　　S: Thanks, but I'll stick with some jasmine tea. I'm trying to watch my diet.

　　Dialogue 2

　　S: Come on, have a drink with us!

　　J: Well, ok. I guess it is happy hour. What are you guys drinking?

　　S: I'm having a whisky coke, Gavin is having a Long Island Iced Tea, and Olivia is having an Irish coffee.

　　J: That's quite a mix. Can I see the wine list?

　　S: Don't you like to drink cocktails?

　　J: I can't drink vodka because it goes straight to my head.

　　S: How about whiskey?

　　J; Whiskey doesn't sit with me too well, either. Trust me, red wine is the best choice for me.

　　S: How many glasses of red wine do you need to drink to get drunk?

　　J: I don't know. I haven't been drunk in a long time.

　　S: You're such a sensible drinker.

　　J: How many cocktails does it take to get you drunk?

　　S: I don't know. I'm so drunk already that I've forgotten how may I've had!

　　J: you're going to have a big hangover tomorrow, aren't you?

　　S: Probably. But I know how to cure a hangover, so it's OK.

　　J: How do you do that?

　　S: I just need to take an aspirin with a glass of water tonight, go to sleep, wake up, have a few cups of coffee, and then I'm sorted.

　　J: How are you getting home tonight?

　　S: I'll call a cab. I never drink alcohol if I have to drive.

　　J: That's the most sensible thing you've said so far!

　　S: Maybe we're a lot more like each other than I'd thought!