Asking for Route Confirmation

询问路线确认

A passenger asks the bus driver if the bus goes to a specific destination, confirming they are on the correct bus.

乘客向公交司机询问公交车是否开往某个特定目的地,确认自己是否搭乘了正确的公交车。

对话8

E
Emily

Excuse me, driver? Does this bus go to the City Art Museum?

不好意思,司机?这趟车到市艺术博物馆吗?

J
James

Yes, it does. You're on the right bus.

是的,到。你上对车了。

E
Emily

Oh, perfect! And how many stops is it from here?

哦,太好了!从这里还有多少站呢?

J
James

Let's see... about five or six stops. It's across from Central Park.

让我想想……大概五六站。就在中央公园对面。

E
Emily

Okay, got it. Will you announce the stop, or should I keep an eye out?

好的,知道了。到时候你会报站吗,还是我得自己留意?

J
James

The announcements are automatic. You'll hear it for the 'Central Park South' stop. That's the one you want.

广播是自动的。你会听到‘中央公园南’那一站的报站。那就是你要找的。

E
Emily

Great, thanks so much for your help!

太好了,非常感谢您的帮助!

J
James

No problem. Enjoy your visit!

不客气。祝你玩得愉快!

词汇6

  • excuse me劳驾

    A polite phrase used to get someone's attention or interrupt politely, like starting a conversation on a bus.

    一种礼貌的短语,用于吸引某人的注意力或礼貌地打断,比如在公交车上开始对话。

  • bus公交车

    A large public vehicle that carries passengers along a fixed route; essential for talking about transportation.

    一种大型公共车辆,沿固定路线运送乘客;谈论交通必不可少。

  • stop车站

    A place where a bus pauses to let passengers get on or off; often used in questions about distance or location.

    公交车停下来让乘客上下车的地点;常用于关于距离或位置的问题。

  • announce宣布

    To make a public statement, like telling passengers about the next stop over a speaker system.

    公开声明,例如通过扬声器系统向乘客告知下一站。

  • automatic自动

    Something that happens by itself without needing manual control, like bus announcements that play on their own.

    无需手动控制而自行发生的事情,例如公交车上自动播放的公告。

  • across from对面

    Directly opposite something, used to describe the location of a place relative to a landmark like a park.

    直接在某物的对面,用于描述一个地方相对于一个地标(如公园)的位置。

重点句子7

  1. 1

    Excuse me, driver? Does this bus go to the City Art Museum?

    打扰一下,司机?这个公交车去市立艺术博物馆吗?

    This is a polite way to ask for route information; 'Does this bus go to' is a yes/no question pattern useful for confirming destinations on public transport. Use it when unsure if you're on the correct vehicle.

    这是礼貌地询问路线信息的方式;“这个公交车去”是一种是非问句模式,有助于在公共交通工具上确认目的地。当不确定是否在正确的车辆上时使用。

  2. 2

    Yes, it does. You're on the right bus.

    是的,没错。你上对了公交车。

    A simple affirmative response using 'it does' to answer the question; 'on the right bus' means you've chosen correctly. This pattern reassures someone and is common in service interactions.

    一个使用 'it does' 来回答问题的简单肯定回应;'on the right bus' 意思是你选择了正确。这个模式可以安慰某人,在服务互动中很常见。

  3. 3

    Oh, perfect! And how many stops is it from here?

    哦,太好了!从这里要多少站?

    'How many stops' asks about the number of bus halts to a destination; 'from here' specifies the starting point. This sentence helps plan travel time and is practical for bus rides.

    'How many stops' 询问到目的地的公交停靠站数量;'from here' 指定起点。这个句子有助于规划旅行时间,对乘公交车很实用。

  4. 4

    Let's see... about five or six stops. It's across from Central Park.

    让我想想……大约五六个站。从中央公园对面。

    'Let's see' is a thinking filler; 'about five or six' uses approximation for estimates. 'Across from' describes location. Useful for giving directions with landmarks in travel scenarios.

    ‘Let's see’是思考的填充词;‘about five or six’使用近似来表示估计。‘Across from’描述位置。在旅行场景中使用地标给出方向时很有用。

  5. 5

    Will you announce the stop, or should I keep an eye out?

    你会宣布停站吗,还是我应该保持警惕?

    This is an alternative question ('or') seeking confirmation on alerts; 'keep an eye out' idiom means to watch carefully. Grammar: future 'will' for predictions. Use when checking for notifications on transport.

    这是一个备选问题('or'),寻求对警报的确认;'keep an eye out' 习语意思是仔细观察。语法:将来时 'will' 用于预测。在检查交通通知时使用。

  6. 6

    The announcements are automatic. You'll hear it for the 'Central Park South' stop.

    公告是自动的。你会听到'Central Park South'站的公告。

    'Are automatic' describes how something works; 'you'll hear' is future simple tense for expectations. This explains system features and is helpful for informing passengers about audio cues.

    ‘Are automatic’描述了某物的工作方式;‘you’ll hear’是用于期望的未来简单时态。这解释了系统功能,并有助于告知乘客音频提示。

  7. 7

    Great, thanks so much for your help!

    太好了,非常感谢你的帮助!

    A polite expression of gratitude; 'thanks so much' emphasizes appreciation. Use this to end helpful conversations, like after getting directions, to show good manners.

    一种礼貌的感谢表达;'thanks so much' 强调感激之情。用于结束有帮助的对话,例如在得到指路后,以显示良好礼仪。