1.職場(chǎng)英語口語對(duì)話情景 篇一
Helen：Hello, I‘m calling from San Francisco for Kevin Lee.
海倫：哈啰，我從舊金山打來找李凱文。
Kevin：This is Kevin Lee speaking.
凱文：我是李凱文。
Helen：Hi. This is Helen Parker calling.
海倫：嗨。我是海倫派克。
Kevin：Good morning, Helen. What can I do for you?
凱文：早安， 海倫。有什么我能效勞的嗎?
Helen：I'm calling to find out how you would like your order of speakers, by air or by sea?
海倫：我想請(qǐng)教你要如何運(yùn)送你下單的揚(yáng)聲器，空運(yùn)還是海運(yùn)?
Kevin：We need part of that order by next week, so we would like to do a partial air shipment.
凱文：我們下個(gè)星期就要一部分的訂貨，所以我們有部份想用空運(yùn)。
Helen：How much of it do you want shipped by air?
海倫：您想要空運(yùn)多少數(shù)量呢?
Kevin：We'd like to ship half the order by air and the rest by sea.
凱文：一半用空運(yùn)，剩下的一半用海運(yùn)。
Helen：OK. Do you want us to use our freight forwarding agent?
海倫：好的。你要用我們公司的貨運(yùn)代理商嗎?
2.職場(chǎng)英語口語對(duì)話情景 篇二
A：What's your best price for that item?
這種貨你們是多少？
B：The unit price is $12.50.
單價(jià)是12.50美元。
A：I think the price is a little high. Can't you reduce it?
我覺得這個(gè)價(jià)貴了點(diǎn)，你能不能減一點(diǎn)？
B：I'm afraid we can't. $12.50 is our rock bottom price. If you purchase more than 10,000 units we can reduce it to $12.00.
恐怕不行，12.50美元是我們的底價(jià)。如果你訂貨超過10,000件，我們可以減到12.00美元。
3.職場(chǎng)英語口語對(duì)話情景 篇三
A：Excuse me, but aren't you Mr. Jackson from Australia?
對(duì)不起，您是澳大利亞來的杰克遜先生嗎？
B：Yes. Are you Mr. Robin?
是的，你是羅賓先生嗎？
A：Yes. Here’s my business card. We’ve been looking forward to meeting you.
是的，這是我的名片。我們一直在期待見到您。
B：Thank you. I’m also delighted to meet you.
謝謝，我也很高興見到您。
4.職場(chǎng)英語口語對(duì)話情景 篇四
Mary:Qiang, Hello. Please sit down, make yourself comfortable.
Qiang:Thank you.
Mary:Your qualifications look impressive but what sales experience have you got?
Qiang:I worked in a computer manufacturing company for 18 months. During my time with them I had a great track record of selling the highest number of PCs every month.
Mary: Could you give me an example of how you demonstrated good team work skills during your time at the company?
Qiang: Yes. I always supported my colleagues in their work where possible. I'm particularly proud of how I led and motivated the team, as a result, we beat our yearly sales target by 18%.
Mary:OK. What are your strengths and weaknesses in the workplace?
Qiang:I'm strongly motivated, I'm highly committed. I was a good team player and a self-starter.
Mary:Tell me why you would be motivated in doing this job?
Qiang: Firstly, this job is an ideal match for my skills and experience: I have spent three years working in sales and I have strong communication skills. I get on with people easily.
5.職場(chǎng)英語口語對(duì)話情景 篇五
Hello again.At the offices of Tip Top Trading things are a bit strange after Tom walked… stormed out in a huff after realising that Anna was never going to marry him.
So Anna, I suppose you can get on with being the manager now?
Yes, I suppose so.But something's not right.Well, you've lost a valuable member of your team.
I know, and a good friend too.Well, you're the boss now – it's time to deal with the situation and get down to business.
Tell the team you'll be finding a replacement for Tom and you're going to make some changes in the office.
You could also say you want to turn the business round and make it really successful.
OK, thanks.Excuse me everyone, could we gather round for a quick meeting please.
Anna?Oh, it's just you now Denise.
