The individual we asked directions from in a foreign city might regard us with contempt.

走在陌生的城市，向路，可能还会鄙视我。

Well, of course, you've got to ask people.

这种情况肯定要向别路。

'I can ask him the way.' she said to herself.

“我可以向他路，”她想。

Oh, you can ask people for directions. Yeah, that's no problem.

哦，你可以向路。是的，那没题。

Could you ask a Londoner for directions? Can you stop them mid... mid rat-race?

你能向伦敦路吗？你能他在......老鼠赛跑中途停下来吗？

Imagine different situations, like ordering food or asking for directions and practice them out loud.

想象不同的情境，比如点餐或路，后大声练习。

Although after sundown, it may have to ask for directions.

虽太阳下山后，它可能就要路了。

She went towards him and inquired the way.

她朝那走去，向他路。

Today we're going to practice how to ask for and give directions.

今天我要练习如何路和指路。

Try to ask for directions from people in a group or in a family.

试着向一群或一家路。

She cannot find the bookshop. She asks a policeman for help.

她没有找到书店。她找警察叔叔路。

'Cause I was about to ask you for directions.

我还想向你路呢。

I stopped and asked this guy for directions, and he just... got shot.

我拦下这想路，后他就… … 被枪杀了。

He seemed, the girl said later, to be asking his way.

据女仆后来讲，他好像在路。

I'm saying that women will ask directions, but they won't follow directions.

我是说女只会路，但是她根本找不到方向。

We don't need to pull over and ask directions. We have a map.

我用不着停下来路，我有地图。

Unlike his wife, he would rather use a map and find his way by himself.

他宁愿自己用地图确定方向，也不会像妻子那样路。

You were just asking for directions?

你是在路？

Ask the police officer for directions.

向警察路。

The next place where we often ask for directions is in a grocery store.

下一个我经常路的地方是在杂货店。