英会話 『スーパーマーケットで買い物』 例文

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Pre-A1 Level

Mom:
“Let’s buy food.”

Dad:
“Do we need milk?”

Mom:
“Yes. And we need chicken.”

Child:
“I want chips!”

Mom:
“OK, but get fruit too.”

Child:
“Can I get apples?”

Dad:
“Good idea. I’ll get the chicken.”

Mom:
“Where are the apples?”

Child:
“They are here!”

Mom:
“Great. Let’s get five.”

Dad:
“I have the chicken. Do we need bread?”

Mom:
“Yes. Let’s get some.”

Child:
“Can I carry the basket?”

Mom:
“Sure, but be careful. It’s heavy.”

Child:
“I can do it!”

Dad:
“Good job! Now, let’s go to the checkout.”

Mom:
“Do we need juice?”

Dad:
“Yes. Orange juice.”

Child:
“I see it! It’s over there.”

Mom:
“Good! Please get one.”

Child:
“Here you go.”

Mom:
“Thank you. Now, let’s find some vegetables.”

Dad:
“Do we need carrots?”

Mom:
“Yes, and some lettuce.”

Child:
“Can I pick the carrots?”

Mom:
“Sure. Pick four carrots.”

Child:
“Here are four carrots.”

Dad:
“Great! Let’s pay now.”

Cashier:
“Hello. Did you find everything?”

Mom:
“Yes, thank you.”

Cashier:
“That will be $25.”

Dad:
“Here is my card.”

Cashier:
“Please enter your PIN.”

Dad:
(Enters PIN) “Done.”

Cashier:
“Thank you. Here is your receipt.”

Mom:
“Thanks. Have a nice day.”

Cashier:
“You too!”


A1 Level

Mom:
“Let’s start with the vegetables. Do we need carrots?”

Dad:
“Yes, we need carrots and lettuce. Can you grab them?”

Child:
“I’ll get the carrots! How many do we need?”

Mom:
“Get five carrots, please.”

Child:
“Got it! What’s next?”

Mom:
“We need some bread. Where is the bread section?”

Dad:
“It’s over there, near the milk.”

Child:
“Can we buy cookies too?”

Mom:
“Only if we find whole wheat cookies. Let’s see if they have some.”

Dad:
“I’ll go get the bread while you look for the cookies.”

Child:
“Found them! Can we get these?”

Mom:
“Yes, those are fine. Now we just need milk and eggs.”

Dad:
“Here’s the bread. I’ll get the milk.”

Mom:
“Great! Let’s go to the checkout after we get the eggs.”

Child:
“Mom, can we look at the drinks? I want to get some juice.”

Mom:
“Okay, but just one. We don’t need too much sugar.”

Dad:
“I’ll check if we need any water bottles.”

Child:
“How about this orange juice?”

Mom:
“That’s fine. Now, let’s go get the eggs.”

Child:
“Where are the eggs, Mom?”

Mom:
“They’re in the next aisle. Let’s go.”

Dad:
“I’ll grab a carton. How many do we need?”

Mom:
“One dozen should be enough.”

Child:
“Can I help carry them?”

Mom:
“Sure, but be careful. Eggs are fragile.”

Dad:
“Okay, we have the eggs. What’s next?”

Mom:
“Do we need anything for breakfast tomorrow?”

Dad:
“Yes, we’re out of cereal.”

Child:
“I love cereal! Can I pick one?”

Mom:
“Sure, but choose a healthy one.”

Child:
“How about this one? It has fruit in it.”

Mom:
“That looks good. Let’s get it.”

Dad:
“Do we need anything for snacks?”

Mom:
“Maybe some yogurt. It’s on sale today.”

Child:
“I see the yogurt! Can we get the strawberry flavor?”

Mom:
“Okay, put two in the basket.”

Dad:
“Are we done now?”

Mom:
“Yes, I think that’s everything. Let’s go pay.”

Cashier:
“Hello. Did you find everything you need?”

Mom:
“Yes, thank you.”

Cashier:
“Do you have any coupons?”

Mom:
“No, not today.”

Cashier:
“Okay. Your total is $32.50.”

Dad:
“I’ll pay with my card.”

Cashier:
“Please insert your card here.”

Dad:
(Uses the card) “Done.”

Cashier:
“Here is your receipt. Have a great day!”

Mom:
“Thank you! You too.”

Child:
“Can I carry a bag?”

Mom:
“Sure, take the lighter one.”