找寻地标 Finding Landmarks
Dialogues
Dialogues 1
中文
A:请问,故宫博物院怎么走?
B:故宫博物院?您可以乘坐地铁1号线到天安门东站下车,然后步行即可到达。
A:步行要多久呢?
B:大约需要10-15分钟,您可以跟着路标走,很容易找到的。
A:谢谢!
B:不客气,祝您参观愉快!
拼音
English
A: Excuse me, how do I get to the Palace Museum?
B: The Palace Museum? You can take subway line 1 to Tiananmen East Station, and then walk from there.
A: How long is the walk?
B: It's about a 10-15 minute walk. You can follow the signs, it's easy to find.
A: Thank you!
B: You're welcome, have a nice visit!
Dialogues 2
中文
A:请问,故宫博物院怎么走?
B:故宫博物院?您可以乘坐地铁1号线到天安门东站下车,然后步行即可到达。
A:步行要多久呢?
B:大约需要10-15分钟,您可以跟着路标走,很容易找到的。
A:谢谢!
B:不客气,祝您参观愉快!
English
undefined
Common Phrases
请问,……怎么走?
Excuse me, how do I get to …?
您可以乘坐……到……下车,然后步行即可到达。
You can take … to … station, and then walk from there.
步行要多久呢?
How long is the walk?
Cultural Background
中文
在中国,问路通常会使用礼貌用语,例如“请问”。
在公共场所,人们会更倾向于使用标准普通话交流。
中国的地标建筑通常都有清晰的路标指示,方便游客寻找。
拼音
English
In China, it's customary to use polite phrases such as “请问” (qǐngwèn) when asking for directions.
In public places, people tend to use standard Mandarin Chinese.
Landmark buildings in China usually have clear signage to help visitors find their way.
Advanced Expressions
中文
请问,最近的……在哪里?
请问,您能指点一下……怎么走吗?
这条路能通往……吗?
拼音
English
Excuse me, where is the nearest …?
Excuse me, could you please point me to the direction of …?
Does this road lead to …?
Cultural Taboos
中文
避免在问路时态度粗鲁或不耐烦,使用礼貌用语很重要。
拼音
Bìmiǎn zài wènlù shí tàidu cūlǔ huò bùnàifán, shǐyòng lǐmào yòngyǔ hěn zhòngyào.
English
Avoid being rude or impatient when asking for directions. Using polite language is very important.Key Points
中文
在旅游景点或陌生的地方,找寻地标时,需要注意安全,避免走入危险区域。
拼音
English
When finding landmarks in tourist spots or unfamiliar places, pay attention to safety and avoid entering dangerous areas.Practice Tips
中文
多练习用不同方式问路,例如用地图、用手机导航等。
在练习时,可以模仿真实的场景,例如在拥挤的街道上问路。
可以找一个朋友一起练习,互相扮演问路人和指路人。
拼音
English
Practice asking for directions in different ways, such as using a map or mobile navigation.
When practicing, try to simulate real-life scenarios, such as asking for directions on a crowded street.
You can find a friend to practice with, taking turns playing the role of the person asking for directions and the person giving directions.