Inquiring About a Specific Stop
A passenger asks the bus driver or another passenger to identify a specific bus stop or indicate when the bus approaches it.
乘客向公交司机或另一位乘客询问如何识别某个特定公交站点，或者能否在接近时提醒。
对话
聆听并跟进对话
词汇
对话中的必备词汇和短语
excuse me
A polite way to get someone's attention, especially when asking for help or directions on public transport.
一种礼貌地吸引别人注意的方式，特别是公共交通上请求帮助或问路时。
driver
The person who operates a vehicle like a bus; use this when speaking to the bus operator.
操作像公交车这样的车辆的人；与公交车司机交谈时使用此词。
stop
A place where a bus pauses to let passengers get on or off; often used in phrases like 'bus stop' or 'next stop'.
公交车停下来让乘客上下车的场所；常用于“公交车站”或“下一站”等短语中。
recognize
To identify or know something or someone from memory; helpful when asking how to spot a landmark.
从记忆中识别或知道某物或某人；询问如何辨认地标时很有帮助。
mind
Used in 'would you mind' to politely ask for a favor, meaning 'do you object to' or 'is it okay if'.
在 'would you mind' 中使用，用于礼貌地请求帮助，意思是 '你反对吗' 或 '可以吗'。
spot
To see or notice something easily, especially a landmark; informal and useful for describing visibility.
容易看到或注意到某物，尤其是地标；非正式的，并且用于描述可见性很有用。
got it
Informal way to say 'I understand' or 'I've noted that'; shows confirmation in conversations.
非正式地说“我明白”或“我已经注意到了”的方式；在对话中表示确认。
关键句型
需要记住和练习的重要短语
Excuse me, driver. Does this bus go to the City Hall stop?
This is a polite question to check if a bus route includes your destination. Use it when boarding or on a bus. The structure 'Does this bus go to [place]?' is a yes/no question with 'does' for confirmation.
这是一个礼貌的问题，用来检查公交路线是否包括您的目的地。在上车或在公交车上使用。结构 'Does this bus go to [place]?' 是一个用 'does' 来确认的 yes/no 问题。
Yes, it does. It's about five stops from here.
A helpful response confirming the route and giving distance in stops. Useful for passengers; 'it does' affirms the question, and 'about five stops' estimates time casually.
一个有帮助的回应，确认路线并给出站数距离。对乘客有用；'it does' 肯定了问题，'about five stops' 以随意方式估计时间。
Would you mind telling me when we’re getting close, or how I can recognize the stop?
Politely asks for assistance in identifying a stop. 'Would you mind + gerund' is a common polite request structure. Use this to seek guidance without being direct.
礼貌地请求帮助识别站点。'Would you mind + 动名词' 是一种常见的礼貌请求结构。使用它来寻求指导而不直接。
The City Hall stop is right after a large park on your left.
Describes a location using landmarks for easy identification. 'Right after' means immediately following; 'on your left' specifies direction. Great for giving directions in travel scenarios.
使用地标描述位置以便于轻松识别。'Right after' 表示紧随其后；'on your left' 指定方向。非常适合旅行场景中的指路。
A big building with a clock tower, got it. That sounds easy enough to spot.
Confirms understanding and comments on visibility. 'Got it' is casual for 'understood'; 'easy enough to spot' means simple to see. Use to show you've grasped instructions.
确认理解并评论可见性。'Got it' 是 'understood' 的随意说法；'easy enough to spot' 意思是容易看到。用以显示你已经掌握了指示。
Thanks a lot for your help! You're welcome. Enjoy your trip.
Standard polite exchange: thanks and response. 'Thanks a lot' emphasizes gratitude; 'You're welcome' is the reply; 'Enjoy your trip' wishes well. Essential for ending helpful conversations.
标准的礼貌交流：感谢和回应。「Thanks a lot」强调感激之情；「You're welcome」是回应；「Enjoy your trip」是美好祝愿。结束有益对话的必备。