酒吧當年的確是以一種很“文化”、很反叛的姿態出現的，是我們這個城市對深夜不歸的一種默許，它悄悄地卻是越來越多地出現在中國大都市的一個個角落。下面有小編整理的關於酒吧的英語口語，希望能幫到大家!
May：
What's all the security check about, Jimmy? Does it mean the bar may be a dangerous place?
吉米，這些安全檢查是關於什麼的啊?這是不是意味著酒吧可能是一個危險的地方啊?
Jimmy：
No, of course not. Just in case. Nothing to worry about. Don't you also do this in China?
不，當然不是。只是以防萬一。沒有什麼好擔心的。在中國不這樣做嗎?
May：
I don't know. Maybe the same. Actually, this is my first time being in a bar.
我不知道。可能也一樣吧。實際上，這是我第一次來酒吧。
Jimmy：
Oh, then it's my honor to be here with you. I can see now why you've been so curious about the bar stuff. You like this place?
哦，那麼我很榮幸能陪你來這兒了。現在我明白你為什麼對酒吧那麼好奇了。你喜歡這個地方嗎?
May：
Sure. I love this place, especially the decoration. So tasteful!
當然，我很喜歡這個地方，尤其是它的佈置,很風雅。
Jimmy：
Yeah. Other than that, the real feature are the excellent drinks. Can I have your ticket?
是啊。除了那個，它真正的特點在於酒水特別棒。可以把你的門票給我嗎?
May：
Here it is. But, what for? We're already in.
給你。可是，幹什麼用啊?我們都已經進來了啊。
Jimmy：
Well, with the ticket, you can get a free drink. What would you like? Orange juice?
用這票，你可以得到一杯免費的飲料。你想要什麼?橙汁嗎?
May：
Yes, orange juice will be fine for me. But how can you get the drink? It's so crowded there around the counter. You can barely move.
好的，我喝橙汁就行。可是你怎麼能買到飲料呢?吧檯那邊太擠了，動都動不了。
Jimmy：
I'll show you how. The bar tenders know whose turn it is. And also, I can snap my fingers to catch his attention.
我告訴你。酒吧服務員知道該輪到誰了，而且，我可以打響指來吸引他的注意。
May：
Cool. Thanks.(Jimmy brings May a glass of orange juice.)Oh, fresh juice, I love it. Well, I heard American people love hanging out in bars. Is that true?
好酷。多謝。(吉米給阿美拿來了一杯橙汁。) 哦，鮮榨的橙汁，我喜歡。對了，我聽說美國人都很喜歡逛酒吧。是真的嗎?
Jimmy：
Not everyone. But a lot of people do, especially the young. It's a fun place to spend an evening with friends or to make some new friends.
不是每個人，但是很多人都喜歡，尤其是年輕人。這是一個朋友聚會和認識新朋友的好地方。
May：
Interesting. Hey, look over there. The dance floor is already packed with people. Oh, the girl in red dances great.
有意思。嗨，看那邊。舞池裡已經擠滿了人了。哦，那個穿紅色衣服的.女孩跳得真棒。
Jimmy：
Yeah, a dancing queen. Wanna go and join them?
是啊，好一個“跳舞皇后”。想過去和他們一起跳嗎?
May：
Maybe later. I wanna take some photos first.
再等一會兒吧。我想先拍一些照片。
Jimmy：
Sure. Let me help you to hold the drink.
沒問題。讓我幫你端飲料吧。
May：
Thank you.
謝謝。
酒吧裡的生日派對May：
Look! Someone is celebrating his birthday.
看!有人在慶祝生日。
Jimmy：
This must be his 21st birthday. No doubt about it.
這一定是他21歲的生日。毫無疑問。
May：
Why? Do you know that guy?
為什麼?你認識那個人嗎?
Jimmy：
No. Well, in America, 21 is the age when you're allowed to drink. So, many guys celebrate it in bars.
不認識。不過，在美國，你要到21歲才可以喝酒。所以，有很多男孩子來酒吧慶祝他們21歲的生日。
May：
That's interesting. But it would be really expensive, I suppose. Just think about all the drinks.
挺有趣的。不過我猜那一定很貴。光想想那些飲料就知道了。
Jimmy：
No. If it's your birthday, then you don't need to pay a cent. Just blow out the candles and open the gifts. That makes the birthday a special day. Your friends will take care of everything.
不是的。如果是你的生日，你就不用花一分錢。只要吹生日蠟燭，收禮物就可以了。那才能叫過生日啊。你的朋友會把一切都張羅好的。
May：
Wow. That's wonderful.
哇，那太棒了。
Jimmy：
What about in China? What'd you do to celebrate your birthday?
在中國怎麼樣啊?你們是怎樣慶祝生日的呢?
May：
Nowadays, it's no difference from America. But in old times, we have traditional ways to celebrate it.
現在和美國沒什麼差別。但在以前，我們用傳統的方式來慶祝生日。
Jimmy：
Oh, really? Anything special?
哦，真的嗎?有什麼特別的嗎?
May：
Mother would cook "long-lived" noodles. And for old people, we'll prepare Longevity Peaches. Just for blessing.
媽媽會煮“長壽麵”。如果是給老人過生日，就要準備壽桃。都是用來祝福的。
Jimmy：
Wow, Longevity Peaches! What's that? Real peach?
哇，壽桃。那是什麼啊?是真的桃子嗎?
May：
No. They are made of wheat flour and they look just like real peaches.
不是的。它們是用麥粉做的，不過看起來就跟真的桃子一樣。
Jimmy：
Why peach? Is there any interesting tale behind it?
為什麼是桃子呢?這裡面有什麼有趣的傳說嗎?
May：
Yes. The Goddess is said to own some magical peach trees in heaven. If you eat peaches grown on those trees, you will never die.
有啊。傳說王母娘娘在天上有一些神奇的桃樹。如果你吃了那些桃樹上結出的桃子，你就能長生不死。
Jimmy：
Oh, I know that. The Monkey King once stole a lot of them, which pissed the Goddess off. Cool!
哦，我知道這故事。美猴王有一次偷了一些，把王母娘娘給惹怒了。真好玩!
