哈哈的口语英语怎么说

A. 对普通家庭孩子来说，学习英语有必要吗

学英语真的很重要。从下面几个方面进行阐述。
首先，就学习而言，英语学科的分数一直都是大头，就是说，英语占比非常高，就安徽的学生来说，小升初考试满分300，英语就占到了100分；中考满分750分，英语占了150分；高考满分750分，英语占了150分；考研一般满分500，英语占了100分。从这些数据我们不容易看出来，在人生的每一个大型考试，都有英语，而且分数占比都很高，英语成绩的好坏也许就决定了你能不能上理想的学校。
其次，就工作而言，现在很多公司招聘对英语要求非常高，比如说一些外企或是一些巨头公司，他们用英语水平筛选人才，假如你和一个竞争对手，能力差不多，学历也差不多，其他各方面能力都挺出色，那HR只要一个，你有英语四六级甚至雅思托福，公司就要你，这是你区别于其他人的东西，是你的优势所在。我已经听到过很多同学因为英语没有四六级而没被大公司聘用，我有一个同学去北京小米科技应聘，HR直接问有没有英语四六级，我同学没有，那后面直接不考虑她了，这就是现实，这是没办法的事，因为中国人才实在太多了，必须用这样的要求来筛选。再跟大家举一个很现实的例子，同样的岗位，你有英语四级证书，每个月工资加200，有英语六级，再加200，这是一般的公司，有些公司可能更多。英语的好坏已经影响了你的收入。所以，英语水平是真真切切地影响你的工作和收入的。
那最后，回到日常生活中来，现在中国的国际化进程越来越快，越来越多的的外国人选择来中国发展，也有很多中国人选择去外国学习或工作，所以国际间的交流越来越频繁，或者说你要赚外国人的钱，英语是国际使用最为广泛的语言，你不懂英语，试问怎么交流？最近就遇到了一件趣事，一个外国人来我们学校的奶茶店买纯咖啡，外国人中文不好，老板不懂英文，两个人就干对着，外国人就找我求助，我翻译了一下，外国人就走了，因为这里没有纯咖啡，但是老板就是不会说，你说尴尬吗？所以，要想不尴尬，英语必须得达到日常沟通的基本要求吧。

B. 我要一段介绍国家的英文的小作文 我明天的口语一个小考试 内容简洁点 哈哈 不要太难 谢谢谢谢谢谢··

History
Every town has a history. When did it begin; who were the original settlers; what was the primary instry? The internet is a terrific resource for this type of information, as well as the local genealogical society, public library and local newspaper office. Many times, you can find photos for purchase that can be included in your own album.

Places
The buildings in our hometowns tell more than the history of the town; they share the history of life. There was an old bridge in Punxsy when I was younger that was painted red, white and blue. It was torn down in the early eighties to make way for a newer, safer bridge. But to me, that bridge will always be the red, white and blue bridge that I passed on the way to my grandmother’s house.

Note your favorite buildings and any association you might have with them.
Document landmarks and famous places, before they change again.
Describe events that happened in buildings.
Account for any disasters, such as fires or tornados, that effected the buildings.
Compare past to present, with historical and current photos.
Take pictures of your home, or houses where you have lived in the past.

People
To me, the best part of my hometown is the people of the town. I moved from a suburban neighborhood of Houston to a small country town, a radical change for a pre-teen. The biggest difference was the way of life, as evidenced by the people. Farmers and miners replaced business people; our closest neighbors were now a half mile away and had practically become family relations; people knew everyone and everyone’s business.

Journal about the people you remember (teachers, friends, neighbors, relatives).
Chronicle famous people that have come from your town or area.
Note the people with whom you keep in touch.
Describe leaders of the community, and the town “fixtures,” such as a crossing guard that has been there for 15 years.

Lifestyle
The way we live changes with each and every generation. As a daydreamer and history buff, I am always fascinated with how people lived. What was it like to live without electricity? How would my hair have looked in a beehive? Did things happening around the world even reach our tiny piece of Pennsylvania? Why did my parents have to walk uphill in snow to get to school? How is the lifestyle in Punxsy different from other areas?

Use photos that portray activities and include background.
Interview older friends and family for their recollections.
Journal about social life, occupations, political and religious beliefs, belongings and other trends.
Account for favorite pastimes.

Trivia
Often, there are interesting little tidbits about a town. For example, Indians called the location of the current town, "Ponksateney," which meant the "town of the sandflies." The first Groundhog Day was celebrated in 1886. Punxsutawney Phil appeared on the Oprah Winfrey Show in 1995. While every town is not fortunate enough to have its own holiday, every town does have fun little facts that can be included in your scrapbook.

Read the local newspaper, past and present, looking for interesting tidbits.
Search for your town name on the internet.
List firsts for the town, such as who owned the first car. Was anything made or invented in your town?
Document your own family trivia, as it relates to the town.

Whether you are from a large city, or a small town, where you live or have lived deserves a place in your scrapbooks. You may even want to consider a small theme album or circle journal with a friend or relative. However you scrapbook your hometown, enjoy the stroll down memory lane!

C. 请问你叫什么名字。用英文怎么说

考试抄的话：What's your name?

口语的话：May i know your name?

Your name, please.

Do i have the pleasure to know your name?

表述方法较多。

(3)哈哈的口语英语怎么说扩展阅读：

英语学习技巧：学习英语贵在坚持，找到适合自己的方法，多运用多温故

1.词汇：词汇是英语学习很重要的一部分，但是不要死记硬背，最好联系例句，这样对记忆也有很好的帮助

2.听力：建议精听略听相结合，要听写，边听边默，材料可挑简单点的初级听力题目，PETS则要求理解主旨要义获取事实性的具体信息。

3.作文：多关注语法，多看些外国文章

4.阅读：报纸；精读加速读

5.口语：找个同伴和你一起说英语，在实际应用中不断提高自己的英语水平

多听，听有代表性的专业朗读，最好是考试的听力练习

多写，各种题型都要写，但英语作文更要练，最好每天用英语写一篇日记

多背，单词是基础，一定要坚持背单词，扩大词汇量

多练，平时尝试用英语与同学对话，这样提高特别快

多读，每篇课文都读到滚瓜烂熟程度

D. 口语英语翻译·希望是懂英语语法的人帮着翻译下·（不要用有道等翻译的）

哈哈，世界上没有安全的地方。如果可能我想游遍全世界，这次我想和3个朋友一起去洛杉机、旧金山、纽约，费城以及华盛顿。太酷了，不要担心！

E. 哦是女生。哈哈。顺便请教一下，我今年12月考2级日语，为了就业我想寻找北京好的口语听力培训。

日语可以+导游和教师资格证,但是日语和报关的相性不怎么好啊,所有的单证都是英文填写.你学报关回的话还是答搭配英语吧.就待遇来说报关最好,导游其次.但是报关员的通过率据说比公务员还低.
为了求职,二级只能作为一个保底的靠背,日语过了一级才能算入门哪,大概是日本小学生水平.当然能考390以上还是非常优秀的!

F. 大学英语口语2人对话稿子，编一个中文故事(如果是英语更好哈哈)！

好问题！只有自己那个大脑思维英语，思维英国人美国人用的英语，根本就不专思维中文属，才可以解决！没有别的路子的。数学的思考非常有帮助。只有2个东西，英语，汉语。那么能出来什么呢？要么是英语，要么是汉语，要么不是人语！英语+学员=英语汉语+学员=汉语英语+汉语+学员=不是人语看出来了吗？汉语割裂开了英语跟学员！就是这么简单的！在中国，基本是最有一个！哈哈。