下面是學(xué)習(xí)啦小編整理的旅游英語(yǔ)口語(yǔ)：免稅商店，歡迎大家閱讀!

　　CAROL: I never understand why these shops have so much liquor.

　　JOHN: What do you mean? It’s because it’s much cheaper to buy liquor duty-free.

　　CAROL: But why? Why don’t people like to buy shirts duty-free? Or shoes?I just don’t understand why it’s always liquor.

　　JOHN: Well, it’s because in most countries liquor has a higher tax on it.

　　CAROL: You mean liquor has a higher tax than other things?

　　JOHN: Yes, of course. Didn’t you know that?

　　CAROL: No, I didn’t. How high is the tax?

　　JOHN: Well, it is different in different countries.But it’s because of the high tax that buying liquor duty-free is such a good deal.

　　CAROL: Why would the government want to tax liquor so much?

　　JOHN: Liquor is considered a luxury item.And also, it is considered as something that isn’t very healthy.So if people want to buy it, the government thinks it has the right to tax it.

　　CAROL: That’s why a lot of people buy cigarettes here too, isn’t it?

　　JOHN: Of course. Cigarettes are also taxed very heavily.

　　CAROL: Now I understand. But I don’t smoke or drink.So what am I supposed to buy in here?

　　JOHN: You can buy some of these nice butterflies.

　　CAROL: No, I’m sorry.I don’t think it is nice to have butterflies mounted in boxes.It is kind of disgusting.

　　JOHN: What? You feel sorry for the butterflies?

　　CAROL: Yes. I think they should just let them fly free,and not try to sell them to foreigners. It is a kind of destruction of nature.

　　JOHN: Well, I agree with you.I’d rather think that the butterflies are flying around in the mountains.I just wonder if they really catch so many that it affects the butterfly population.

　　CAROL: Who knows? Hey, I like these jade bears here.

　　JOHN: How much are they?

　　CAROL: This one is 2300 dollars.Maybe I should buy it for my mother. What do you think?

　　JOHN: If you want. Didn’t you buy her a small vase already?

　　CAROL: Yes, but she would like this a lot. She likes to collect little things like this.

　　JOHN: Alright. Buy it then.I won’t buy anything. Well, maybe I’ll buy some Cognac.

　　CAROL: Maybe I could buy some Cognac for my brother. He always drinks it.

　　JOHN: Let’s go ask about it.

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　　卡羅：我從來(lái)不了解為什么這些店有這么多種類的酒。

　　約翰：什么意思?因?yàn)橘I免稅的酒便宜很多。

　　卡羅：為什么?為何大家不喜歡買免稅的襯衫或鞋子呢?我就是不懂為何總是酒類。

　　約翰：因?yàn)榇蟛糠值膰?guó)家酒類含稅比較高。

　　卡羅：你是指酒比其它物品含稅更高嗎?

　　約翰：是啊，當(dāng)然。你不知道嗎?

　　卡羅：我不知道。稅有多高呢?

　　約翰：每個(gè)國(guó)家都不一樣，但是因?yàn)榫祁惡愝^高，所以買免稅酒很劃得來(lái)。

　　卡羅：為什么政府要扣酒類的稅如此重呢?

　　約翰：酒類被視為是奢侈品。而且不是很健康的東西。所以如果大家要采購(gòu)的話，政府認(rèn)為有權(quán)扣稅。

　　卡羅：這也是很多人在這買香煙的原因，對(duì)不對(duì)?

　　約翰：當(dāng)然，香煙的稅也很重。

　　卡羅：現(xiàn)在我懂了，但是我又不抽煙或喝酒。那我應(yīng)該在這買什么好呢?

　　約翰：你可以買這些不錯(cuò)的蝴蝶標(biāo)本。

　　卡羅：不，很抱歉。我不想要擁有盒裝的蝴蝶標(biāo)本。有點(diǎn)惡心耶。

　　約翰：不會(huì)吧?你替蝴蝶感到難過(guò)嗎?

　　卡羅：是的，我認(rèn)為應(yīng)該讓他們自由地飛翔，而不是試著賣給外國(guó)人，這樣有點(diǎn)破壞自然。

　　約翰：對(duì)，我同意你的說(shuō)法。我寧愿這些蝴蝶在山林里飛舞著，我只是想知道他們捕捉這么多是否會(huì)影響蝴蝶的數(shù)目。

　　卡羅：誰(shuí)知道?嘿，我比較喜歡這些玉熊。

　　約翰：這些多少錢?

　　卡羅：這個(gè)是兩千三百美元。也許我應(yīng)該買給我媽，你覺(jué)得呢?

　　約翰：想買就買吧，你不是已經(jīng)買給她一個(gè)小花瓶了?

　　卡羅：是啊，但是她會(huì)很喜歡這個(gè)，她喜歡收集像這樣的小東西。

　　約翰：好啊，那就買吧。我什么也不買，也許我會(huì)買一些白蘭地酒。

　　卡羅：也許我可以買一些白蘭地酒給我哥，他老是喝那個(gè)。

　　約翰：我們?nèi)?wèn)問(wèn)吧!