Scene 1:

　　Betty:That was a tough test. 贝蒂：好难的考试啊！

　　Bob:You’re telling me! 鲍勃：就是呀！

　　Scene 2:

　　Betty:Our new teacher’s so good-looking. 贝蒂：我们的新老师长得很好看。

　　Jane: You’re telling me. 珍妮：就是啊！

　　Scene 3:

　　Bob:It’s really humid. 鲍勃：湿气很重哟！

　　Betty:You’re telling me. 贝蒂：是啊！

　　注释：You are telling me 不适宜用在像一流大饭店这样的场合，故在此种情形下，服务员和客人对话应该如此：

　　Guest:It’s really cold, isn’t it?

　　Waiter:It certainly is./ Yes, it is.

　　Just about --- 差不多了

　　用法：表示"不是全部，但大部分都......"

　　A:Are you through typing my paper? 我的报告打完了吗？

　　B:Just about. I only have three more pages to go.差不多了，还差三页。

　　There you go. --- 喏，行了

　　用法：表示对方问题已解决。

　　A:My zipper won’t zip.

　　B:Let me see. There you go. It was just caught on a string.

　　A:我的拉链拉不上去。

　　B:我来看看。喏，行了，只是被线卡住了。 　

　　Like what? ----- 比方说......

　　Tom: What kind of food do you like?

　　Betty: I like simple food.

　　Tom: Like what?

　　Betty: well, Japanese is my favourite. 　

　　You’ll get it soon. ---- 很快你也就会了

　　A: I wish I could dance half as well as you.

　　B: Don’t worry, you’ll get it soon.

　　A: 但愿我的舞蹈能跳得有你一半好就好了。

　　B: 不要担心，很快你也就会了。 　

　　That’s sweet of you.

　　---- 谢谢你一番好意

　　A: Hey,Mom,I bought you a present.

　　B: Oh,a purse! That’s sweet of you,dear.

　　A: 嗨，妈，我买了一样礼物给你。

　　B: 哇，一个手提包！谢谢你的好意，孩子。　

　　Be my guest.

　　---- 请勿客气；请用

　　A: Excuse me, Miss, but may I share your table?

　　B: Of couse. Be my guest.

　　A: 对不起，小姐，我可以与你同座吗？

　　B: 当然，请勿客气。　

　　It is a date.

　　---- 就这么说定啦

　　A:How about going to the movies with me on Sunday?

　　B:What time?

　　A:How about 8:30?

　　B:O.K. It’s a date.