In this lesson, we will learn phrases you may use to ask for someone’s contact details.

这节课，我们会学习询问别人联系方式时能够用到的短语

Informal Situation

非正式场合

Kate: It was nice meeting you, Johnson.

Kate：很高兴见到你，约翰森

Johnson: Same here, Kate. I had a nice time talking to you.

Johnson：我也是，凯特，和你谈话度过了很愉快的时光

Kate: Can I get your number? This way we can keep in touch.

Kate：你能把号码给我吗?这样我们方便联系

Johnson: I’m sorry. My phone’s not working. I can give you my e-mail.

Johnson：抱歉，我电话坏了，我可以给你我电子邮箱

Kate: Sure. That would be fine.

Kate：好的，那也不错

Johnson: It’s [email protected].

Johnson：是[email protected].

Kate: Thanks, Johnson. I’ll mail you soon.

Kate：谢了，约翰森，但我待会给你发邮件

Getting Someone’s Facebook or Skype ID

要别人的Facebook和Skype账号

Kate: I really had a great time.

Kate：我真的玩的很高兴

Mike: Same here, Kate.

Mike：我也一样的，凯特

Kate: Are you on Facebook or Skype?

Kate：你玩Facebook和Skype吗?

Mike: Yeah, I am.

Mike：是的，我玩

Kate: Should I add you?

Kate：我加你吧?

Mike: Sure, Kate. You can add me on both. That was a good idea.

Mike：可以，凯特，你两个都加上吧，那想法很不错

Kate: What’s your username?

Kate：你用户名是什么?

Mike: It’s johnson09.

Mike：是johnson09

Kate: Okay, I’ll do it as soon as I get home.

Kate：好的，我回到家就加上你

Formal Situation

正式场合

Kate: This has been a quite successful event, don’t you think?

Kate：这是一件非常成功的一件事，你不这样认为吗?

Mike: Absolutely. I could see people having a good time.

Mike：当热了，我看到人们都玩得很高兴

Kate: Thank you, Mr. Cullen.

Kate：非常感谢，库伦先生

Mike: I mean it. This one was very well planned. Congratulations.

Mike：我的意思是，这件事计划的非常好，值得庆祝

Kate: I can’t take all the credit. I had help. The party planner I hired is really good.

Kate：我不能接受所有的功劳，我只是从旁帮助过，我雇佣的这个派对设计者很优秀

Mike: Would you mind giving me her number?

Mike：你介意把她的号码给我吗?

Kate: No, not at all. I’ll mail it to you first thing in the morning.

Kate：不，一点也不介意。早上第一件事就是把它发到你邮箱里

Mike: Thank you。

Mike：谢谢

Kate: You’re welcome.

Kate：不客气

Confirming Someone’s Contact Information

证实联系信息

Johnson: Good morning. May I speak to Ms. Jeena Cullen, please?

Johnson：早上好，请问我能和吉娜库伦小姐通话吗?

Mike: She’s not here right now. Can I take a message?

Mike：她现在不在这，我可以给她带个口信吗?

Johnson: The thing is I have a delivery for her and I just need to confirm her address.

Johnson：我给她邮寄东西，我就是想要确认她的地址

Mike: This is her husband speaking. Where are you calling from?

Mike：我是她丈夫，你从哪里打的电话?

Johnson: I’m calling from virtualmall.com, Sir.

Johnson：我们从网络购物中心打的电话

Mike: Oh, okay. We’ve been expecting that. It’s 538 Riverview Road, Sacramento - CA.

Mike：哦，好的，我们一直都期待着，这里是江景路538号，萨克拉门托-约

Johnson: All right. Your purchase will be shipped this afternoon. Thank you for buying with us.

Johnson：好的，你买的东西今天下午就会邮寄出去，感谢你购买我们的产品

Mike: Thank you for calling.

Mike：谢谢你的来电

【词汇笔记】

Detail : Details are the individual fact, feature or item.

Meeting : It is an assembly of people for discussion or entertainment.

Touch : To keep in touch means to be in contact with someone.

Email : An email is a method of exchanging digital messages from the sender to various recipients.

Username : Username is the identification that is used by a person with access to a computer network.

Event : An event is a planned public or social occasion.

Credit : Credit is the ability to obtain goods or services before payment, based on the trust that payment will be made in the future.

Planner : Planner is a person who makes certain plans.

Message : A message is a verbal, written or recorded communication sent to or left for a recipient who cannot be contacted directly.

Delivery : Delivery is the action of delivering letters, packages or ordered goods.

Confirm : To confirm means to state with assurance that a report or fact is true.

Address : It is the particular of a place where someone lives or an organization is situated.