English Phrases You MUST Know for Natural Conversation · To Fluency
本视频教你如何用自然的英语表达邀请朋友、安排活动和确认时间。适合练习日常对话中的邀约技巧，提升听力与口语自信。
In this English lesson, you're going to learn the key phrases that you need in order to make plans with friends,
在这节英语课上，你将学习到与朋友一起制定计划时所需的关键短语。
and also the phrases you need to make new friends.
还有那些帮助你结交新朋友的短语。
This is Jack From To Fluency, and
我是来自“To Fluency”节目的杰克。
this English lesson is gonna be super
这节英语课一定会非常精彩！
useful for you because making plans with English speakers is a big part of being able to speak with confidence.
这对你来说很有帮助，因为与说英语的人一起制定计划是提高你自信表达能力的重要途径。
Often when you meet new people, you want to be able to make plans with them, whether that's to hang out casually.
当你遇到新朋友时，通常会希望能够和他们一起制定一些计划，无论是简单地一起闲逛，还是其他什么活动。
If you want a new romantic relationship or if you just want to meet new acquaintances and people at conferences,
如果你想开始一段新的浪漫关系，或者只是想在会议上结识新朋友，那么……
at language schools, wherever it may be.
在语言学校里，无论这些学校位于何处。
And at the end I'll have some
最后，我还会剩下一些。
key facts and also a really big tip when it comes to communicating and how to do this through apps.
关于沟通方式以及如何通过应用程序来实现有效沟通，这里有一些关键信息和一个非常重要的建议。
And as always, try repeating these out loud.
像往常一样，试着大声把这些内容复述出来。
So feel free to pause the video and go back and repeat what I say.
所以，请随时暂停视频，然后回过头来重复我讲的内容。
I'll repeat most phrases twice so you can get some good practice.
我会把大多数短语重复两遍，这样你们就能得到充分的练习机会。
, All right, let's start with the first group, which is all about inviting someone to do something.
好吧，我们先从第一组内容开始吧。这一组的内容都是关于邀请某人去做某件事的。
And the first phrase is going to include a casual term.
第一个短语中会包含一个非正式的词汇。
And this is something I hear all the time from English speakers, and it's this.
这是我经常从说英语的人那里听到的说法，内容就是这样的。
Would you like to grab a coffee this weekend?
这个周末你想一起去喝杯咖啡吗？
Would you like to grab a coffee this weekend?
这个周末你想一起去喝杯咖啡吗？
Now, this doesn't mean grab and hold.
现在，这并不意味着可以随意抓取或占有某物。
But it just means, would you like to get a coffee this weekend?
但这只是想问：这个周末你想一起去喝杯咖啡吗？
So grab means to get something quickly, like coffee or lunch, and it's informal.
Grab”这个词的意思是快速获取某样东西，比如咖啡或午餐，这种用法属于非正式场合。
But you'll hear people use this all the time.
但是你会经常听到人们使用这个词。
Would you like to grab lunch this weekend?
这个周末你想一起吃午饭吗？
The next one is more of a British slang term.
下一个词更属于英国俚语的范畴。
I'm gonna use the word fancy.
我会用“花哨”这个词来形容它。
Fancy and the phrase is this, do you fancy go for a drink on Friday?
这句话的意思是：“你觉得周五一起去喝一杯怎么样？
Do you fancy going for a drink on Friday?
周五你想一起去喝一杯吗？
Now, this sounds like an invitation to someone in a more romantic way.
现在，这话听起来更像是对某人的一种浪漫的邀请。
Do you fancy going for a drink on Friday?
周五你想一起去喝一杯吗？
So fancy is a British term.
Fancy”其实是一个英语词汇。
That means like, do you feel like doing this?
也就是说，你真的想做这件事吗？
Would you like to do this?
你愿意做这件事吗？
Do you fancy going for a drink on Friday?
周五你想一起去喝一杯吗？
Now the next one is more inviting and a little bit more open-ended, but it's this.
接下来这个选项更具吸引力，同时也更加开放、没有固定的答案范围，内容就是这样的。
I was thinking we could go to that show this weekend?
我在想这个周末我们能不能去看看那场演出？
I was thinking we could go to that show this weekend?
我在想，这个周末我们能不能去看那场演出？
But this one is obviously more open-ended and not as strong.
不过这个选项显然更具开放性（即答案的可能性更多），同时也缺乏一定的“约束力”（即无法得出一个确定的、明确的结论）。
Now, you'll often hear English teachers saying, don't say this.
现在，你经常会听到英语老师说：“不要这样说。
Say this instead.
改为这样说吧。
Now, sometimes that's useful, but a lot of the time they say, don't use the word want.
有时候，这样的建议确实很有用；但大多数情况下，他们都会建议不要使用“want”这个词。