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English for travelers with Russian translations. Your essential guide to navigating english-speaking countries

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Категория
Книги о Путешествиях
Год издания
Издательство
Издательские решения
ISBN
9785006422261
Возрастное ограничение
12+
Обновлено
25.09.2026

Аннотация

Английский для путешественников с русским переводом» — необходимое руководство для русскоговорящих путешественников, желающих улучшить свои коммуникативные навыки в англоязычных странах. Книга предлагает практический словарный запас, ключевые фразы и культурные особенности для успешного путешествия. Она подходит как начинающим, так и тем, кто стремится совершенствовать свой английский, обеспечивая уверенное и насыщенное путешествие.

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English

Security Officer: Please place your bags on the conveyor belt.

Passenger: Sure.

Security Officer: Remove your shoes and belt, and place them in the bin.

Passenger: Alright.

Security Officer: Take out any electronic devices larger than a cell phone and place them in a separate bin.

Passenger: Here’s my laptop and tablet.

Security Officer: Thank you. Please step through the metal detector.

Passenger: Okay.

Russian translation:

Security Officer: Please place your bags on the conveyor belt. Passenger: Of course.

Security Officer: Please remove your shoes and belt and place them in the basket.

Passenger: Good.

Security Officer: Remove all electronic devices larger than a cell phone and place them in a separate bin.

Passenger: Here is my laptop and tablet.

Security Officer: Thank you. Please proceed through the metal detector. Passenger: Okay.

Dialogue 2: Additional Instructions

English

Security Officer: Empty your pockets and place any items in the bin.

Passenger: Here are my keys and wallet.

Security Officer: Please raise your arms as you pass through the scanner.

Passenger: Like this?

Security Officer: Yes, that’s fine. You may proceed.

English

Security Officer: Empty your pockets and place all items in the basket. Passenger: Here are my keys and wallet.

Security Officer: Please raise your hands as you go through the scanner.

Passenger: Like this?

Security Officer: Yes, that’s right. You may pass.

Dialogue 3: Handling Issues at Security

English

Security Officer: There appears to be a liquid in your bag. Can you take it out, please? Passenger: Oh, that’s my water bottle. Should I throw it away?

Security Officer: Yes, please dispose of it or drink it before passing through.

Passenger: I’ll throw it away. Here you go.

Security Officer: Thank you. You can now proceed through security.

English

Security Officer: It looks like there is liquid in your bag. Can you take it out, please?

Passenger: Oh, that’s my water bottle. Should I throw it away?

Security Officer: Yes, please get rid of it or have a drink before passing.

Passenger: I’ll throw it away. Here.

Security Officer: Thank you. You may now proceed through security control.

Useful Phrases and Instructions (Solving Security Checkpoint Problems)

– Remove your jacket and place it in the bin.

– Please stand still for a moment.

– Step to the side for a pat-down.

– Your bag needs further inspection.

– Is this your bag?

– Do you have any liquids, gels, or aerosols?

– Please remove any metal objects.

– You can collect your belongings now.

– Please follow the signs to the gate.

– I have a connecting flight.

– Where is the check-in counter for international flights?

– How long before the flight should I check in?

– Can I upgrade my seat?

– What is the baggage allowance?

– Do I need to pay for excess baggage?

– Is there an extra charge for checked luggage?

– Could you help me with my luggage?

Asking for Directions Within the Airport

Navigating a large airport can be challenging, especially if you are unfamiliar with the layout. Here are some key phrases and example dialogues for asking for directions within the airport, along with their Russian translations.

Navigating a large airport can be a challenge, especially if you’re not familiar with its layout. Here are some key phrases and sample dialogues for asking for directions at the airport, along with their Russian translations.

Key Phrases

– Excuse me (I’m sorry)

– Where is…?

– How do I get to…?

– Terminal

– Gate (Boarding gate)

– Check-in counter (Reception desk)

– Baggage claim

– Restroom (Toilet)

– Customs

– Immigration (Passport control)

– Information desk

– Security check (Security control)

Dialogue 1: Asking for Directions to a Gate

Passenger: Excuse me, where is Gate 12?

Airport Staff: Gate 12 is in Terminal 3. Follow the signs to Terminal 3, then take the escalator up one level.

Passenger: Thank you very much.

Airport Staff: You’re welcome.

Russian Translation:

Passenger: Excuse me, where is boarding gate 12?

Airport staff: Gate 12 is located in Terminal 3. Follow the signs to Terminal 3, then take the escalator up one level. Passenger: Thank you very much.

Airport staff: Please.

Dialogue 2: Asking for Directions to Baggage Claim

Passenger: How do I get to the baggage claim area?

Airport Staff: After you exit the plane, follow the signs to Baggage Claim. It’s on the ground floor near the exit.

Passenger: Is it far from here?

Airport Staff: No, it’s about a 5-minute walk.

Passenger: Great, thanks!

Airport Staff: No problem.

English

Passenger: How do I get to the baggage claim area?

Airport staff: After exiting the plane, follow the signs to Baggage Claim. It is located on the first floor near the exit.

Passenger: Is it far from here?

Airport staff: No, about 5 minutes walk.

Passenger: Great, thank you!

Airport staff: You’re welcome.

Dialogue 3: Asking for Directions to the Restroom

Passenger: Excuse me, where is the nearest restroom?

Airport Staff: The nearest restroom is down this hall on your left.