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TOURIST (VISITOR) FINDS
HIS WAY
Three Minute Conversation
–I’msorry/Excuseme,sir,I’mtryingtofind
my way to the British Museum. Can you
helpme/Canyoutellmethewaytoit?
–(Passer-bylookingbewildered)Letmesee,
the British Museum? That is somewhere
neartheUniversity, isn’tit?
–Ihaven’tthefaintestidea.TheonlythingI
knowisthatsomeonetoldmeitisinRussell
Street.
–RussellStreet?Well,I’malsoastrangerin
London. You’d better ask someone else.
Idon’twanttodirectyoutothewrongway.
–Thank you very much sir. (To the next
personpassingby)Ibegyourpardonsir,but
can you tell me how to get to the British
Museum?
–Sorry, I’m from out of town myself. But
look,thereisapolicemanoverthere,goand
askhim.He’llgiveyoualltheinformation
youwant.
–Thank you. (Going up to the policeman
standingoutsideabar)Excuse me,officer,
canyoutellmeifthereisatubefromhere
totheBritishMuseum?
–Certainly. You can take the tube
(InAmerica:thesubway),indeed,thisisthe
bestandquickestforyou.Thenearesttube
stationisinPiccadillyCircus,sir,crossthis
road,turntotherightatthenextcornerand
thereyouare.You can buy a ticket there.
–Thankyouverymuch.
try, -iedpróbál yo u’d better ask jobbhameg- indeed valóban
passer-byarrajáró,járókelõ kérdezi tube GB, subwayUSföldalatti
bewilder, -edmeglep strangeridegen,ismeretlen buy, bought, bought vásárol
universityegyetem oblidge, -dkényszerít,kötelez ticketjegy
fainthalvány excuse, -digazol,megbocsát trainvonat
he’ll(will)õfog(jövõidõ) certainly bizonyára skysign fényreklám
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