留学情景对话英语聊天话题：闲聊体育

时间：2019-08-29 16:41:33

　　随着全球的各国的关系越来越好，从21世纪以后英语的广泛使用，很多国内的学生会选择去国外留学以便学习英语及不同的文化，那么在留学闲聊体育该如何表达?以下是小编给大家整理的英语聊天话题：闲聊体育，希望可以帮到大家

　　In the Uni Bar

　　Jane: Hi guys… you look tired… what have you been doing?

　　Tamer: We’ve been playing five-a-side with the lecturers down in the gym. Mr. Foster got a team together from the staff, and I got some students together. The teachers beat us 8: 2.

　　Jane: But they are all old… they must be in their 30s and 40s!

　　Larry: They are, but they are fit! That Mr. Foster cycles to work every day… and Mr. Walker goes running every lunchtime… and that Dr. Baker plays squash, and they both must be in their mid-forties!

　　Jane: Yes, but there’s another thing…. you guys smoke, and the lecturers don’t. And I think maybe you’re a bit scared to tackle them hard as well because they are your lecturers… am I right?

　　Tamer: Maybe, but I bet on a proper football field we’d run rings round them! Do you girls play any sports, Alison?

　　Alison: Well, I’m in the uni hockey team actually.

　　Sarah: Yeah… and I play volleyball. We play tennis on Saturday mornings as well.

　　Larry: So, do you play against the teachers as well?

　　Alison: No. It doesn’t seem to be what older women want to do. I think your teachers are just trying desperately to stave off old age!

　　Sarah: That, or pretend they are still young!

　　Tamer: Anyway, I think it would be a good idea to organise a mini-league. You know, different national groups.

　　Larry: I think different departments would be better. It would be really good for bonding.

　　Loud Drunken Singing from Another Table

　　Larry: Oh no… it’s the rugby club having another piss-up!

　　Sarah: Yeah… they’re always getting drunk and singing rude songs and stuff.

　　Tamer: Well… it’s all part of the tradition, isn’t it… they behave like hooligans in the bar, but they’re supposed to be gentlemen outside… I mean, it’s mostly middle-class students who play rugby, isn’t it?

　　Sarah: Yeah… what is it they say? “Soccer is a game for gentlemen, played by hooligans, and rugby is a game for hooligans played by gentlemen.” My flatmate told me that football is a traditionally working-class game.

　　Tamer: Yes. Rugby is a really rough game. It looks it anyway.

　　Alison: What is rugby, anyway? Is it like what they play in America?

　　Larry: No, no… it’s only the ball that’s the same shape… basically, they have no protection like they do in American football… no helmets and padding and stuff… it looks really scary.

　　Tamer: Yeah… rugby players get to act out their violent fantasies on the rugby field, get drunk and behave like hooligans in the bar and then go to work as doctors and lawyers on Monday morning.

　　Larry: Yes… whereas when football players do that they call them hooligans!

　　Alison: But I guess it’s good… I mean, at least it controls their aggression.

　　Sarah: It’s great… all the opportunities we have to play sports here. I mean, they even have women’s rugby, football and cricket teams… did you know that?

　　Tamer: What are the rules of cricket, by the way?

　　Larry: I don’t think we should even go there! You have to be English, born-and-bred to understand them.

　　Sarah: Or from the Commonwealth countries. Also, I’ve heard that in India and Pakistan they are even madder about cricket than the English!

　　Alison: Yeah… and in Australia and South Africa too.

　　在学生会酒吧

　　简：嗨，伙计们。你们看起来无精打采的，你们干什么了?

　　塔墨尔：我们跟一帮老师在体育馆里踢5人足球。福斯特老师从教职工中撮合了一支球队，我从学生中挑了几个人。老师把我们打了个8比2 。

　　简：但是他们都岁数大了，最起码都三四十了!

　　拉里：他们是上岁数了，但是他们身体强壮!福斯特老师每天骑自行车上班，沃克老师每天午饭时间去跑步，贝克博士打壁球!而他们个个都得有四十五六了。

　　简：是啊，不过还有一个原因。你们这帮人抽烟，老师们不抽。而且，我估计你们也有点儿不好意思跟他们冲撞，因为他们是你们的老师，对吗?

　　塔墨尔：也许吧。但是我打赌如果在正规的足球场上，我们能让他们忙得团团转!你们女生搞什么体育活动吗，艾莉森?

　　艾莉森：我是曲棍球校队的。