原版英语口语情景对话第0219集：讲述参观野生动物园

Ashley在去肯尼亚时去了野生动物园，看看她都看了什么动物，有什么经历吧。

Jessica: Ashley, when you went to Kenya did you do a safari?

Ashley: Yes, it was incredible. Uh, we went of a five day safari. We were up every morning at 4:30 in the morning, um, to watch the animals and then we would have all day to kind of sit back and do nothing and then we'd go on another animal drive in the evening because that's when the animals are eating, so cause it's so hot in the

day that they come out at dawn and dusk to graze. It was incredible. When we first started out, we weren't even in the national park, we were on our way to the park, and we saw some zebras and we were screaming at our safari driver,"Stop! Stop! There's

zebras! There's Zebras!" And he's like, "Uh!", he's like,"You'll be sick of zebras by the end" and we were so sure, like there was no way, we will never be sick of zebras. We will never be sick of zebras animals, it's just, it's just to foreign, to incredible to us, but by the end we were like,"Uh, another zebra" No, I'm kidding, I mean still, it was incredible. We saw just lions and the whole thing, giraffes. Uh, to see giraffes run. Their necks, are just this wave. It's beautiful, so beautiful.

Jessica: So were you most impressed with the giraffe or?

Ashley: No, probably the lions. I mean, their the king. Just, we saw thirty different lions. It was, it was something out of a fairly tale. It was incredible. We even

saw, we didn't see them make a kill but we saw them eating a kill, which was quite disgusting, but it was incredible to watch because there was a male lion who was, I guess he had already eaten cause you know the men eat first and then they let their

families eat, but there was another male, we were trying to figure out the dynamic of it because he wouldn't, the one male was keeping the other one away and keeping him away so his cubs could eat and they were kind of fighting, growling, I mean we were only ten feet away from them, not even that, like five feet. We were right there. 1

It smelled cause it was a dead, I don't know, buffalo. It was gross. But it was incredible.

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第二篇：高中英语 口语情景对话 新家素材

原版英语口语情景对话第0011集：新家

Keri搬了新家，我们一起来瞧瞧他的新家长什么样子。

New House 新家

Todd: So, Keri, I hear you have a new house.

Keri: Yes, I do. Oh, so what's your new house like? It's small, it's old. It's mostly wooden in the inside. It has two rooms and a balcony off of those rooms and downstairs there's like a living room area and a tatami* mat room, kitchen, bathroom. Todd: Wow, so do you live in the tatami mat room?

Keri: No, there's two tatami mat rooms. There's one upstairs and there's one downstairs and I don't live in either. One we use as kind of a spare room and the other one is my roommates bedroom.

Todd: Oh, OK. So you have a roommate?

Keri: Yes.

Todd: What's it like having a roommate?

Keri: It's good. It's good. I like living alone too but sometimes it's nice to come home and have someone there and my roommate gets home before I do and she likes to cook so often she's cooked dinner for me.

Todd: Wow, that's nice.

Keri: I know.

Todd: Well, you do all the cleaning?

Keri: Well, now that you mention it, I do a lot of the cleaning, but no, not all of it. Oh, OK.

Todd: Well, what kind of things does she make you?

Keri: Last night she made curry. I think it was an Indian curry, tomato based. Todd: Spicy?

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Keri: Yes.

Todd: Cool. Alright, thanks a lot Keri.

Keri: You're welcome.

英语单词：

balcony n. 阳台；包厢

curry n. 咖哩粉，咖喱；咖哩饭菜

tatami mats are a traditional type of Japanese floor made of rice straw. 榻榻米是一种由稻草做成的传统日本地板。

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