旅游會(huì)話

內(nèi)容概要

A common malady of visitors to China is "instantilliteracy." In China, familiar signs in Englishare rare. Even the independent spirit soon learnsthat without language skills one requires help to engage in the most basic activities. The Pocket Interpreter makes it possible for adventurers to enjoy some rewarding experiences on their own.   In a bright, easy format with humorous drawings for popular expressions, The Pocket Interpreter is a quick cure for language woes in China.

書籍目錄

IntroductionPronunciation Guide1: Essentials  22 Sentence Patterns  Self-introduction　Courtesies　Key Phrases　Bridging the Gap　Emergencies　Signs2: Travel　Asking for Information　Identification　Booking a Ticket　Waiting to Board　All Aboard　Baggage Claim　Customs　Signs3: Local Transport　Getting Set　Taking a Taxi　Hiring a Car　Going by Bus　Riding the Subway　On Foot　Renting a Bike　Signs4: Hotel　Checking In　Checking Out　Service Inquiries　Problems in the Room　Housekeeping　Laundry　Making a Phone Call　The Foreign Exchange Desk　The Post Office　Faxes　The Barbershop　Signs5: Friends　Opening Lines　Talk About the Weather　Talk About Family　Talk About Work　Talk About Hobbies　Talk About Politics　Saying Good-bye　Signs6: Food　Eating on the Run　Finding a Place to Eat　Making Reservations　Getting a Table　Ordering　During the Meal　Ending the Meal　Signs7：Sightseeing 8: Shopping 9: Entertainment10: HealthEnglish-Chinese DictionaryChinese-English SupplementAppendices

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