Confirmation and Final Arrangements
The friend confirms their attendance or expresses their inability to make it. If attending, they might discuss any specific contributions (e.g., 'Should I bring snacks?'). If not, they might suggest an alternative time or event.
朋友确认他们是否会出席，或者表示他们无法参加。如果参加，他们可能会讨论具体的贡献（例如，“我需要带零食吗？”）。如果不参加，他们可能会建议一个替代的时间或活动。
对话
聆听并跟进对话
词汇
对话中的必备词汇和短语
confirming
The act of checking or making sure about plans or details to avoid misunderstandings, often used in invitations.
检查或确保计划或细节以避免误解的行为，通常用于邀请。
looking forward to
An expression meaning you are excited and eager about something happening in the future, like an event.
一个表示你对未来将要发生的事情感到兴奋和渴望的表达，比如一个事件。
kicking off
An informal idiom for starting something, like an event or activity, commonly used in casual conversations.
一个非正式的习语，用于表示开始某事，如事件或活动，在随意对话中常用。
awesome
A slang word meaning very good or excellent, used to show enthusiasm or approval.
一个俚语单词，意思是非常好或优秀，用于显示热情或赞同。
snacks
Small, quick foods eaten between meals, like chips or cookies, often shared at social gatherings.
餐间吃的小而快的食物，如薯片或饼干，通常在社交聚会上分享。
no pressure
A phrase meaning there's no obligation or stress; it's optional and relaxed, used to make someone feel comfortable.
一个短语，意思是没有义务或压力；它是可选的和放松的，用于让某人感到舒适。
got it
A casual way to say 'I understand' or 'okay,' used to acknowledge information quickly.
一种随意说“我明白”或“好的”的方式，用于快速确认信息。
关键句型
需要记住和练习的重要短语
Hey Michael, just confirming for game night this Saturday. Are you still able to make it?
This is a polite way to confirm attendance for an event. Use it when checking if someone can join plans. 'Make it' means 'attend' or 'come.'
这是确认活动出席的礼貌方式。当检查某人是否能加入计划时使用它。'Make it' 意思是 '参加' 或 '来'。
Yes, absolutely! I've been looking forward to it.
A positive response showing strong agreement and excitement. 'Absolutely' emphasizes yes, and 'looking forward to' expresses anticipation. Useful for accepting invitations enthusiastically.
一个积极的回应，显示出强烈的同意和兴奋。'Absolutely' 强调了 yes，而 'looking forward to' 表达了期待。适用于热情地接受邀请。
What time are we kicking things off?
Asks about the start time informally. 'Kicking things off' is an idiom for beginning. Great for casual event planning.
非正式地询问开始时间。'Kicking things off' 是开始的习语。适合休闲活动规划。
Should you bring anything?
Politely asks if the person needs to contribute items. The structure 'Should you...?' is a soft way to offer or inquire about help in group events.
礼貌地询问对方是否需要贡献物品。'Should you...?' 这种结构是提供或询问团体活动帮助的一种柔和方式。
Drinks would be amazing, actually!
Expresses preference with enthusiasm. 'Would be amazing' suggests it's a great idea, and 'actually' adds emphasis. Use this to guide contributions without demanding.
以热情表达偏好。'Would be amazing' 暗示这是一个好主意，'actually' 增加强调。使用此来引导贡献而不强求。
Just bring whatever you like, no pressure.
Reassures the person to choose freely. 'No pressure' means no obligation. This sentence pattern helps make invitations relaxed and friendly.
让对方安心自由选择。'No pressure' 意思是没有义务。这种句式有助于让邀请变得轻松友好。
See you Saturday!
A common goodbye when confirming a meeting. It's short and casual, used at the end of planning conversations to say goodbye until the event.
确认会议时的常见告别语。简短而随意，用于规划对话结束时说再见直到活动。