Asking a Bus Driver to Stop
A simple but important public transport skill. Learn the common phrases and actions, like pressing a button or calling out, to signal that you want to get off at the next stop.
一个简单但重要的公共交通技能。学习使用常见的短语和动作，例如按铃或喊话，来示意您想在下一站下车。
情境
选择 5 个对话s 进行练习
Identifying Your Stop
You are on the bus and realize your stop is approaching. You need to confirm the name of your stop from the announcements or bus signs.
您在公交车上，意识到您的站点快到了。您需要通过报站或公交显示屏确认您的站点名称。
Pressing the Stop Button
Your stop is the next one, and you locate and press the 'stop' or 'bell' button to signal the driver.
您的站点是下一站，您找到并按下“停车”或“铃铛”按钮，向司机发出信号。
Calling Out to the Driver (No Button Available)
There's no stop button visible or functioning, so you need to politely call out to the driver to request the next stop.
没有可见或可用的停车按钮，因此您需要礼貌地对司机喊话，请求下一站停车。
Responding to Driver's Confirmation
The driver might acknowledge your request with a nod, a brief word, or by signaling the stop. You need to understand their confirmation.
司机可能会通过点头、简短的话语或示意停车来确认您的请求。您需要理解他们的确认。
Missed Stop / Asking for the Next Stop
You accidentally missed your stop or realize it's too late for the current stop, and you need to ask the driver to stop at the *next* possible stop.
您不小心错过了您的站点，或者意识到当前站点已经来不及了，您需要请求司机在下一个可能的站点停车。