时间:2019-02-06 作者:英语课 分类:原版英语对话1000个


英语课

Todd: Now, I thought we would talk a little bit about your country. First of all, about shopping, what is shopping like in Sri Lanka?


Mini: The basic difference of shopping in Sri Lanka is that you can bargain, like most of the places you can bargain, so if you and talk to the seller 1 like very friendly and saying that you don't have that much money, you only have this much money, and then he will of course reduce the price for you.


Todd: That's pretty cool. So, does this only apply to shopping for food or shopping for clothing or is it for everything?


Mini: I think it's for everything, even for jewelry 2, furniture, everything you can bargain.


Todd: OK, now are things, most things in Sri Lanka much cheaper than they are in Japan or the United States?


Mini: Of course, it's very much cheaper.When I come here and see and it's like half the price.


Todd: Wow, half the price.


Mini: Yeah, most of it. For example, if it's like a 100 yen 3 here, the thing in Sri Lanka will be like maybe ten yen, twenty yen, so it's like very cheap.


Todd: Wow. That is a big difference. Only twenty percent of the original cost.


Mini: But on the other hand, the salary that we receive is quite lower than the salary that you receive in Japan, so maybe in terms of Sri Lankan people it's expensive but for me, when I see from this perspective 4 it's very cheap.


Todd: Right, so if you buy a shirt, like a nice cotton shirt in Sri Lanka, how much would that cost?


Mini: Around a 100 rupees in terms of yen, and it will be around 150 yen, 200 yen.


Todd: That is cheap.


Mini: It's very cheap.


Todd: OK, and how about if you want to buy a nice suit, you want to buy slacks 5 and a jacket and a tie and a dress shirt, how much would that cost?


Mini: If you want to order it order-made, it will be around 5,000 yen, around 4,000 rupees, but if it's just like the suit in the shop, it's more cheaper than that.


Todd: Even cheaper.


Mini: Yeah, around 4,000 yen.


Todd: So, 4,000 yen. Now, 4,000 yen is how much in rupees?


Mini: 3,500, 3,200 rupees around.


Todd: Yeah, I think in dollars that would be about 35 dollars.


Mini: That's very cheap.


Todd: That's really cheap.

 



n.售货者,畅销品
  • I hope for this book to become a best seller.我希望这本书会成为一本畅销书。
  • She drove a hard bargain with the seller.她狠杀卖主的价。
n.(jewllery)(总称)珠宝
  • The burglars walked off with all my jewelry.夜盗偷走了我的全部珠宝。
  • Jewelry and lace are mostly feminine belongings.珠宝和花边多数是女性用品。
n. 日元;热望
  • He wanted to convert his dollars into Japanese yen.他想将美元换成日币。
  • He has a yen to be alone in a boat.他渴望独自呆在一条船上。
n.视角,观点,想法
  • You can get a perspective of the whole city from here.从这里你可以看到城市的全景。
  • We may get a clear perspective of the people's happy lives.我们知道人民对幸福生活的展望。
运动裤
  • a pair of slacks 一条便裤
  • I saw some slacks I like in the Sears catalogue. 我在西尔斯商品目录看中了几条便裤。
学英语单词
abcee
acrostichal bristles
Ahtme
alibi-type transformation
alkylic
alloy cast steel
amygdaloid nucleuss
anterior zygomatic foramen
antitoxinum vibriosepticum
azoospermatism
baculoviral midgut gland necrosis
barraga
be on intimate terms
be smitten
bell nucleus
Bethel Town
blonde lilians
bolt wire
Bortnen
british open school
Bzipi
casualwear
chinshields
cleavage spindle
conjugium
d.i.l.
decentralized innovative unit
dendrite segregation
desilverisation
developmental history
distress merchandize
drug dealers
electrolytic grinding
elsinoe euonymijaponici jenhins et bitancourt
end notes
equaling needle-handle file
eternoes
ethylbenziodone
existing assets
fandango (basque)
fireward
force system
frequency-domain filtering
function generator of more variables
granulomatous slack skin
gravitational load
Hackelochloa granularis
hastacine
high angle of attack
highly-integrateds
home dogs
Hordeum turkestanicum
Hverfjall
hyperglobulinaemic
ice harbour
ilicic acid
interference spectroscopy
interrupter vibrator
knee wall
larnelle
level-crossings
life mask
Ligamentum tibiofibulare posterius
likely as not
linear differential game
Liparis rizalensis
Liscarroll
magnant
malice prepence
maskant manufacture
misesteem
non-farmers
nucleolar
off one's dot
offee
oriented silicon steel
oughtn't've
patelloida signatoides
peak-reading detector
pedestrian crossing
phase-angle measuring relay
phosphate of lime (apatite)
principle of causality
ramplor
refrigeration equipment
retriangulating
rheological history
right-brainer
rois
sahale
Salmonella hartford
shocksensitivity
special letter of credit
static picture character
suspension of civil rights
symplocos laurina wall.
thread counter
vacuum producing
valve location
ventilating mechanism examination apparatus
win someone's ear s
wrapovers