★英語口語頻道為大家整理的英語常用口語100句：我請客，供大家參考!
Larry和李華剛剛忙完手頭的工作。Larry要請李華吃冰激凌。
LL: Well, Li Hua, you just finished a big paper, and I just finished an important project at work. Let's go for ice cream and celebrate. It'll be my treat.
LH: 冰激凌是your treat? 可我也要吃啊，應(yīng)該是our treat才對吧。
LL: Well, the ice cream will certainly be for both of us - and it will be a treat for both of us, but when I said it was "my treat" I meant that I would pay for the ice cream.
LH: 哦，原來是你要請客啊！更多信息請訪問：http://www.24en.com/
LL: That's right, to TREAT someone means to pay for someone's food or entertainment as a form of a gift.
LH: 那太好了。謝謝你請我去吃冰激凌。
LL: It is my pleasure, Li Hua.
LH: 為了表示感謝，這個周末我請你去中國餐館吃飯。My treat.
LL: That's very considerate, Li Hua. But you don't really have to treat me to dinner just because I treated you to ice cream.
LH: 我可不是因為你請我吃冰激凌才請你去吃飯的，我請你吃飯是因為咱倆是好朋友嘛！
LL: In that case, I'll be happy to go for Chinese food this weekend - especially if it is your treat.
LH: 我有個問題，Larry, 在美國，如果有人提出請你吃飯，你還用爭著付錢嗎？
LL: Generally, you can try to protest a little, but the most polite thing to do is to let the other person treat you and allow him or her to feel generous.
LH: 在中國的時候，我有個叔叔，人特別大方，經(jīng)常請朋友和家里人出去吃飯。
LL: It is wonderful to have generous relatives. When I was growing up, my grandmother would always treat us to the circus - or sometimes a movie.
LH: 看馬戲？哎(嘆氣) -- 小時候真好！我爸爸也經(jīng)常帶我去看木偶劇。
LL: Yeah. My Dad would always treat us to ice cream at a shop just like this one. Say, why don't you go ahead and order your ice cream, Li Hua.
LH: 我要一個巧克力、香草和草莓的冰激凌蛋筒。
Larry和李華剛剛忙完手頭的工作。Larry要請李華吃冰激凌。
LL: Well, Li Hua, you just finished a big paper, and I just finished an important project at work. Let's go for ice cream and celebrate. It'll be my treat.
LH: 冰激凌是your treat? 可我也要吃啊，應(yīng)該是our treat才對吧。
LL: Well, the ice cream will certainly be for both of us - and it will be a treat for both of us, but when I said it was "my treat" I meant that I would pay for the ice cream.
LH: 哦，原來是你要請客啊！更多信息請訪問：http://www.24en.com/
LL: That's right, to TREAT someone means to pay for someone's food or entertainment as a form of a gift.
LH: 那太好了。謝謝你請我去吃冰激凌。
LL: It is my pleasure, Li Hua.
LH: 為了表示感謝，這個周末我請你去中國餐館吃飯。My treat.
LL: That's very considerate, Li Hua. But you don't really have to treat me to dinner just because I treated you to ice cream.
LH: 我可不是因為你請我吃冰激凌才請你去吃飯的，我請你吃飯是因為咱倆是好朋友嘛！
LL: In that case, I'll be happy to go for Chinese food this weekend - especially if it is your treat.
LH: 我有個問題，Larry, 在美國，如果有人提出請你吃飯，你還用爭著付錢嗎？
LL: Generally, you can try to protest a little, but the most polite thing to do is to let the other person treat you and allow him or her to feel generous.
LH: 在中國的時候，我有個叔叔，人特別大方，經(jīng)常請朋友和家里人出去吃飯。
LL: It is wonderful to have generous relatives. When I was growing up, my grandmother would always treat us to the circus - or sometimes a movie.
LH: 看馬戲？哎(嘆氣) -- 小時候真好！我爸爸也經(jīng)常帶我去看木偶劇。
LL: Yeah. My Dad would always treat us to ice cream at a shop just like this one. Say, why don't you go ahead and order your ice cream, Li Hua.
LH: 我要一個巧克力、香草和草莓的冰激凌蛋筒。