First Encounter on the Street/Hallway
Two neighbors meet coincidentally outside their homes or in a common area and initiate a brief, polite introduction.
两位邻居在住宅外或公共区域偶然相遇，并进行简短而礼貌的介绍。
对话
聆听并跟进对话
词汇
对话中的必备词汇和短语
neighbor
A person who lives next to you or in the same building. Use this word when talking about people nearby in your community.
住在你旁边或同一建筑物里的人。在谈论社区中附近的人时使用这个词。
welcome
To greet someone warmly when they arrive somewhere new. It's a polite way to make others feel comfortable in a new place.
当某人到达新地方时热情地问候他们。这是让别人在新地方感到舒适的礼貌方式。
unpacked
To take items out of boxes after moving. This is common when describing settling into a new home.
搬家后从箱子中取出物品。这在描述在新家中安顿时很常见。
hesitate
To pause or feel unsure before doing something. In offers, 'don't hesitate' means feel free to ask anytime.
在做某事之前停顿或感到不确定。在优惠中，“不要犹豫”意味着随时欢迎询问。
knock
To tap on a door to get someone's attention. It's a basic way to politely ask to enter someone's home.
轻轻敲门以吸引某人的注意。这是礼貌地请求进入他人家中的一种基本方式。
grocery store
A shop where you buy food and daily supplies. Useful for asking about local services in a new area.
一家出售食品和日常用品的商店。在新地区询问当地服务很有用。
super kind
Very nice and helpful. 'Super' adds emphasis to show strong appreciation for someone's friendliness.
非常友好且乐于助人。'Super' 添加了强调，以显示对某人友善的强烈赞赏。
take you up on that
To accept someone's offer or help. This is a casual idiom for saying you'll use the suggestion later.
接受某人的提议或帮助。这是一个随意习语，表示你会稍后使用该建议。
no problem
It's not a bother at all. A common response to thanks, showing you're happy to help.
一点也不麻烦。这是对感谢的常见回应，表明你很乐意帮忙。
definitely
Certainly or without a doubt. Use it to agree strongly or confirm something will happen.
当然或毫无疑问。用于强烈同意或确认某事将发生。
关键句型
需要记住和练习的重要短语
Oh, hello there! You must be one of the new neighbors, right? I'm Maria.
This is a friendly way to start a conversation with someone new. 'You must be' assumes something politely, and 'right?' seeks confirmation. Use it for casual introductions.
这是与新人开始对话的友好方式。'你一定是'礼貌地假设某事，而'对吧？'寻求确认。用于随意介绍。
Welcome to the building! I'm in 12A, so we're right next door.
A warm greeting for newcomers. It explains location to build connection. Useful for small talk about living arrangements; note 'next door' means adjacent.
对新人的温暖问候。它解释位置以建立联系。有助于关于居住安排的小聊；注意 'next door' 意思是相邻。
It's so nice to finally meet you.
Expresses pleasure in meeting someone. 'Finally' adds a sense of anticipation. This is a polite closer to introductions and shows friendliness.
表达了见到某人的喜悦。「Finally」增加了期待感。这是介绍的礼貌结尾，显示出友好。
If you need anything at all, don't hesitate to knock.
Offers help openly. 'Don't hesitate' encourages action without worry. Grammar: imperative form for advice. Use when offering support to neighbors.
公开提供帮助。'Don't hesitate'鼓励无忧行动。语法：用于建议的祈使形式。在向邻居提供支持时使用。
That's super kind of you.
Thanks someone for their niceness. 'Kind of you' highlights the positive action. This is a natural response to offers, building rapport.
感谢某人的善良。'Kind of you' 强调了积极的行为。这是回应提议的自然反应，有助于建立 rapport。
We might just take you up on that!
Accepts an offer casually. The idiom 'take up on' means to use it later. Useful in conversations to show appreciation without committing immediately.
随意接受提议。习语 'take up on' 意思是稍后使用。在对话中用于表示欣赏而不立即承诺。有用。
No problem at all. Well, I won't keep you.
Dismisses thanks politely and ends the talk. 'Keep you' means hold up your time. This is a courteous way to wrap up small talk without being rude.
礼貌地回绝感谢并结束对话。'Keep you' 意思是占用你的时间。这是一种礼貌的方式，在不失礼的情况下结束闲聊。
It was great meeting you. Have a great day.
A positive goodbye after meeting. Simple past 'was' for recent events. Use these phrases to end conversations on a friendly note.
见面后的积极告别。简单过去式 'was' 用于最近的事件。使用这些短语以友好方式结束对话。