Buying a Ticket/Pass
A passenger at a ticket counter or vending machine needs to purchase a single ticket or a daily/weekly pass for public transport.
一位乘客在售票处或自动售票机前需要购买一张单程票或一日/周票以乘坐公共交通工具。
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 phrase used to get someone's attention or interrupt politely, common when starting a conversation at a ticket counter.
一种礼貌的表达，用于吸引某人的注意或礼貌地打断，在售票窗口开始对话时常见。
single ticket
A ticket for one trip only, also called a one-way ticket, useful for short journeys on public transport.
仅限一次行程的票，也称为单程票，适用于公共交通的短途旅行。
daily pass
A type of ticket that allows unlimited travel for one day, often cheaper for multiple trips, also known as a day pass.
一种允许一天无限次旅行的票券，通常对于多次旅行更便宜，也称为日通行证。
heading to
Means 'going to' or 'traveling to' a place, a casual way to ask about someone's destination.
意思是‘去’或‘前往’一个地方，一种随意询问某人目的地的方式。
unlimited rides
Means you can take as many trips as you want without extra cost, ideal for busy travel days.
意味着您可以随心所欲地进行多次旅行，而无需额外费用，适合繁忙的出行日。
cash or card
A common question for payment options, where 'cash' is money and 'card' is using a credit/debit card.
支付选项的常见问题，其中 'cash' 是现金，'card' 是使用信用卡/借记卡。
receipt
A printed record of your purchase, important for proof if there's an issue with your ticket.
您的购买印刷记录，如果您的票有问题，用于证明很重要。
关键句型
需要记住和练习的重要短语
Excuse me, I'd like to buy a single ticket, please.
This is a polite way to start a request at a ticket counter. 'I'd like to' is a formal way to say 'I want to,' and 'please' makes it courteous. Use it when buying transport tickets.
这是开始在售票处提出请求的一种礼貌方式。'I'd like to' 是 'I want to' 的正式表达，而 'please' 使它更礼貌。在购买交通票时使用。
Where are you heading to?
A natural question to ask a passenger's destination. 'Heading to' is informal for 'going to.' Useful for service workers to clarify travel needs.
询问乘客目的地的一个自然问题。'Heading to' 是 'going to' 的非正式说法。有助于服务人员澄清旅行需求。
Is there a daily pass available?
This asks if a specific ticket option exists. 'Available' means ready for purchase. Good for inquiring about options before deciding.
这是询问是否存在特定的票务选项。'Available' 表示可购买。适合在决定前询问选项。
Yes, we have a day pass for 7 dollars, which offers unlimited rides for 24 hours.
This explains a ticket's benefits. 'Which offers' is a relative clause adding details. Use it to describe products or services clearly.
这解释了票的益处。「Which offers」是一个添加细节的关系从句。用它来清楚地描述产品或服务。
I'll probably be making a few trips today. I'll take the day pass then.
Shows decision-making based on plans. 'Probably' expresses uncertainty, and 'then' connects the reason to the choice. Practical for explaining why you choose something.
显示基于计划的决策。'Probably' 表达不确定性，'then' 将原因与选择连接。实用，用于解释为什么选择某事。
Alright, that'll be 7 dollars, please. Cash or card?
'That'll be' is a contraction for 'that will be,' used for stating the total cost. This is a standard way to ask for payment in shops or counters.
“That'll be”是“that will be”的缩写，用于陈述总费用。这是商店或柜台询问付款的标准方式。
Thank you. And here’s your pass and receipt. Have a good day!
A polite closing with thanks and well-wishes. 'Here’s' is short for 'here is.' Use this to end transactions positively and build good interactions.
礼貌的结尾，包含感谢和美好祝愿。'Here’s' 是 'here is' 的缩写。使用此语以积极方式结束交易，并建立良好互动。