租房英语必备
出国留学英语--租房(2)
Looking for an Apartment1A: How did you find your apartment?B: You can check on the bulletin boards at school for local housing.A: What if I need a roommate?B: There are websites that can hook you up with a roommate.A: How much do apartments cost around here?B: It depends on what you want. Do you want a one- or two-bedroom apartment? A: I just need a one-bedroom apartment.B: That will probably cost you around twelve hundred dollars a month.A: Would you come with me to look at apartments?B: I would be happy to look at apartments with you.2A: When you need an apartment, where do you look for one?B: Our school has a link on its website for apartments.A: Can I share an apartment with someone?B: Some of the ads in the paper are from people looking for roommates.A: Are apartments expensive in this city?B: Do you need a single apartment, or is this for two people?A: I want a two-bedroom apartment.B: You can get that type of apartment for around fifteen hundred dollars a month. A: Would you have time to go look at apartments with me?B: I love apartment hunting. I’ll be happy to go with you.3A: Can you tell me the best way to look for an apartment?B: The local newspaper has ads for housing.A: Is there any way to find a roommate to share an apartment with?B: Sometimes you can post an advertisement saying that you need a roommate. A: What do landlords charge for rent?B: Would you like an apartment for just yourself, or do you need it for two people? A: There are two of us, but we only need a one-bedroom apartment.B: You should be able to easily find that for twelve hundred dollars a month.A: I really would appreciate it if you could come look at apartments with me.B: Sure, I’ll go look at apartments with you anytime you want. SubleasingA: I heard that you’re looking for an apartment.B: Yes. Who told you that?A: A friend of ours told me.B: Why are you asking?A: I was asking because I found an apartment.B: Why are you telling me this?A: I was wondering if you wanted to sublease with me.B: I sure would!A: Since we’re subleasing, we can each pay half of the rent.B: How much is the rent each month?A: It’s $1000 a month.B: That’s wonderful.2A: Are you still looking for an apartment?B: Who said I was?A: One of our friends let me know.B: Why’d you want to know?A: I found an apartment for lease.B: So what?A: I wanted to know if you would sublease the apartment with me. B: That would be great!A: That’s great, because this way we can go halves on the rent. B: What’s rent?A: It’s $1,000 each month, but it’ll only cost us $500 a month each. B: I like the sound of that.3A: Is it true that you’re looking for an apartment?B: I am. How’d you know?A: I heard it from one of our friends.B: Well then, why do you ask if I’m looking for an apartment? A: I was thinking about leasing this apartment.B: What does this have to do with me?A: Would you like to sublease the apartment with me?B: I would love to!A: This way, we’ll each have to pay only half the rent.B: How much is the rent?A: For each of us, it’s $500 every month.B: Sounds good to me.Responding to an Ad for RoommatesA: Hello, I was just responding to your ad.B: Which ad is that?A: The ad for a roommate.B: Great. Are you interested?A: I sure am.B: Can we meet today?A: Of course, just tell me when and where.B: Why don’t you meet me at 5:30 at Starbucks?A: That’ll be perfect.B: We’ll discuss the living situation and payments at that time. A: That’ll be fine.B: Okay, I’ll see you then.2A: Hi, I’m calling about your ad.B: Which ad are you calling about?A: The ad for a new roommate.B: Are you interested in being my new roommate?A: Yes, I’m interested.B: I would love to meet you, if that’s at all possible.A: That’s fine, where would you like to meet?B: I would like you to meet me at Starbucks at 5:30.A: I can meet you then.B: We’ll talk about the roommate situation then.A: Thank you very much.B: See you later.3A: Hey, I was wondering about the ad you have.B: What ad are you referring to?A: I’m calling ab out the ad for a new roommate.B: Oh, yeah. Were you interested in being a roommate of mine?A: I actually would like to be your new roommate.B: That’s great. Would you like to meet me sometime today?A: Tell me where, and I’ll be there.B: Let’s meet at Starbucks at 5:30.A: Starbucks at 5:30 will be fine.B: I’ll fill you in on all the details when we get together.A: All right, that sounds great.B: I’ll see you at Starbucks.Finding an ApartmentA: I finally found an apartment that I want to rent.B: Where did you see it?A: I saw it in this ad for apartments in today’s newspaper.B: You found an apartment in the ads?A: I really did, but what’s so great about it is that it’s really affordable. B: Tell me about the apartment.A: Well, most importantly the apartment is beautiful.B: How much is the rent for the apartment?A: The rent is $725 each month.B: That’s pretty cheap for out here.A: That’s what I said when I found out how much the rent was.B: Congratulations on the new apartment.2A: I found an apartment to rent.B: Where did you find this apartment?A: I found it in today’s apartment ads.B: Really? I can’t believe you actually found an apartment in the ads. A: I actually found it in the ads, and it’s not too expensive either.B: I want to hear more about this apartment.A: All you really need to know is that the apartment looks great.B: How much will you have to pay for rent?A: Every month I’d only have to pay $725.B: For where we live, that is really inexpensive.A: It is, isn’t it?B: I’m glad to hear that you finally found an apartment.3A: I think I may rent out this apartment that I found.B: Oh, really? Where’d you find it?A: I was looking through the ads today, and I found it in there.B: In the ads? Are you serious?A: Yeah, and it’s affordable too.B: I’d like to hear about this apartment.A: First of all, it’s absolutely gorgeous.B: What is the rent each month?A: It’s only $725 a month.B: That’s amazing. The rent is very cheap.A: I know it is.B: It’s a good thing that you r ead that ad today.Asking about the Apartment LocationA: Hello, how are you doing today?B: I’m great.A: What can I do for you today?B: I wanted to ask about the apartment for rent.A: Ask away.B: I was wondering if the apartment is located in a nice area.A: As a matter of fact, the apartment is in a wonderful location.B: What surrounds the apartment?A: There are many stores and restaurants surrounding the apartment.B: Is that right?A: I promise you that you will love the location.B: From what yo u’re telling me, it sounds like I will.2A: How are you?B: Good, thank you.A: What can I help you with?B: Can I ask you a few questions about the apartment?A: Ask whatever you’d like.B: I want to know if the location of the apartment is nice.A: I honestly believe that you will love the location.B: What kinds of places are around the apartment?A: Surrounding the apartment are great places to eat and stores to shop at. B: Oh, really?A: I’m sure that the location will be to your liking.B: I hope th at you’re right.3A: How is everything with you today?B: I’m fine. Thank you for asking.A: Can I help you with something?B: I actually have a few questions about the apartment.A: What questions do you have?B: Is this apartment in a nice location?A: It is in a great location.B: Are there any stores near the apartment?A: You will find many stores and restaurants near the apartment.B: Really?A: I guarantee that the apartment is in a beautiful location.B: That sounds wonderful.Asking about the NeighborhoodA: I wanted to ask you a few questions.B: What about?A: They are pertaining to the neighborhood that the apartment is in.B: Sure. What would you like to know?A: What can you tell me about the neighborhood?B: In all honesty, the neighborhood could be a little nicer.A: What do you mean by that?B: The neighborhood streets are a little dirty.A: Is there anything else wrong with the neighborhood?B: That’s just about it.A: Well, hopefully the cleanliness problem will get better.B: I hope so, too.2A: I have a few questions for you.B: What are your questions about?A: They’re questions about the neighborhood.B: What are your questions?A: If you don’t mind, would you tell me something about the neighborhood? B: I think the neighborhood could be better.A: What problems does the neighborhood have?B: A lot of the streets are rather unclean.A: What else is wrong with it?B: Nothing else that I can think of.A: Maybe in time they will clean up the streets.B: Maybe they will.3A: May I ask you a couple of questions?B: What are these questions pertaining to?A: Just a few questions about the neighborhood.B: Okay. Ask away.A: Tell me about the neighborhood.B: The neighborhood does have its problems.A: How is that?B: What I mean is tha t the streets aren’t all that clean.A: Are there any other problems?B: Other than it not being so clean, it's actually a nice neighborhood.A: I’m sure that the problem will eventually be fixed.B: I hope that you’re right.Asking about Safety FeaturesA: I really like this beautiful apartment!B: Thank you. Do you have any further questions?A: Yes, I was wondering about safety features.B: Yes, what are your concerns?A: How about fire alarms and escape routes?B: Every apartment has its own smoke alarm, and the whole building is on a sprinkler system.A: What about fire extinguishers?B: They are in the hallways on all of the floors. It is suggested that you buy an individual one for your own apartment.A: What about escape routes in a fire?B: The escape routes are clearly posted in the hallways.2A: This apartment is everything that I am looking for!B: Thank you. Is there any other information that you need?A: Could you tell me a little about safety features?B: Yes, we have thought of safety. What, specifically, are you interested in?A: Are your fire alarms up to code?B: In case of a fire, we have a whole building sprinkler system. In addition, every apartment has its own alarm system.A: Do you have fire extinguishers available?B: Yes, there are fire extinguishers outside your door. You might want to buy a personal one for your kitchen.A: Are the escape routes clearly posted somewhere?B: There are fire exit signs in the hallway.3A: What a great apartment!B: Thanks. Can I answer any questions for you at this point?A: Have you put any safety features into this building?B: Yes, your safety is of concern to us. What specifically were you interested in?A: Can you talk about fire safety?B: We have a global sprinkler system for the building and individual alarms for each apartment.A: Are there fire extinguishers anywhere?B: There are fire extinguishers in the hallways. If I were you, I would buy a personal one for the kitchen.A: How do I exit the building in case of a fire?B: There is a card that has escape routes posted on the inside of your front door.Asking about Floor PlanA: Hello, I’m calling about the apartment.B: What would you like to know?A: I just wanted to find out some details about the apartment.B: Like what, exactly?A: Could you tell me about the floor plan?B: You can actually see the whole apartment for yourself.A: I don’t have the time to go see the apartment.B: Actually, you can view this apartment online.A: I did not know that I could do that.B: I can give you the website to view that apartment on.A: That is really convenient.B: That’s the reason we made the website.2A: I was wondering about the apartment.B: I’d be happy to help.A: Could you give me details about the apartment?B: What is it that you would like to know?A: Actually, it’s the floor plan that I am inquiring about.B: If you would like to, you can see it for yourself.A: I am very busy and don’t know when I can view the apartment.B: If you would like, you can view it online.A: I can do that?B: If you would like the website, I can give it to you.A: That would be more convenient than having to go all the way down there. B: Convenience is the reason that we made the website.3A: Could you help me with a question that I have about the apartment?B: What can I help you with?A: I would like to know about the apartment.B: What exactly did you want to know?A: I was wondering about the floor plan.B: You could always take a look at the floor plan.A: I won’t be able to come down to see it anytim e soon.B: Well, if you’re too busy, then why don’t you just look at it online?A: That’s actually possible?B: Yes. I’ll just give you the website so you can see for yourself.A: I absolutely love how convenient that is.B: That’s the exact reason why we thought of it.Visiting a Rental AgentA: How are you doing today?B: I’m doing fine. Thanks for asking.A: What can I help you with today?B: I would like you to help me find an apartment.A: I will be able to help you with that.B: Thank you. I would appreciate that.A: Do you have any idea what kind of apartment you want?B: I need a two-bedroom apartment.A: Is there anything else in particular that you wanted?B: No. As long as it’s a two bedroom, nice, and affordable, I’ll take it.A: I’ll see what I can do for you.B: Thanks for everything.2A: Hi, how are you?B: I’m great, thank you.A: How can I help you?B: I would really like to find an apartment for rent.A: That shouldn’t be a problem.B: That would be great.A: Tell me what kind of apartment that you are looking for.B: I really need a two bedroom.A: Anything else?B: That’s all I really need.A: I will try to find something for you, and then I’ll give you a call in a couple of days.B: That would be fabulous.3A: How is everything with you?B: Everything’s fine with me.A: What did you need me for today?B: I need to find an apartment.A: I’m sure I can help you find an apartment.B: I would greatly appreciate your help.A: What kind of apartment did you have in mind?B: What’s mo st important is that I get a two bedroom.A: Would you like anything else special?B: That’s the most important thing.A: Give me a few days, and I’ll call you when I’ve found something.B: Thank you so much for all your help.DiscriminationA: Good morni ng, is this the Renter’s Hotline?B: Yes, what can I help you with?A: I have a question about discrimination in housing.B: What type of discrimination?A: I think that he doesn’t want to rent to me because of my race.B: What made you think that your race was a problem?A: He seemed OK talking to me on the phone, but seemed to change his mind when he saw me in person.B: What else made you feel he was discriminating against you?A: Well, he had a 25 unit apartment building and everyone I saw there was his same race.B: Racial discrimination is very hard to prove, but if you would like to come down, we can go over a checklist that can help you build a case.2A: Hi, I would like to speak with someone in the Housing Department.B: You have reached the right area. Can I help you with something?A: I think that I may have experienced discrimination in trying to rent an apartment.B: Can you be specific as to what type of discrimination?A: I felt that he didn’t like me because I wasn’t the same race that he wa s.B: How come you feel it was race that was the issue?A: When I showed up on his doorstep, he seemed bothered by my appearance.B: Is there anything else that made you feel he was using race as a factor in who he rented to?A: As I walked through the apartment building all I saw were people who were the same race as the manager.B: It is not easy to prove racial discrimination, but please go to our website which can help you file a formal complaint.3A: Hello, is this the Legal Advice Line?B: You are in the right department. What can I do for you?A: I think that the landlord where I am trying to rent an apartment may be discriminating against me. B: Discrimination is a pretty broad term. What type, specifically?A: I have a feeling that he will not consider my application because of my race.B: Are you sure that race was the issue? What makes you feel this way?A: When he saw me in person, he seemed bothered by me although I seemed to be under consideration when I e-mailed him.B: Do you have any proof that he would not rent to you because of your race?A: I didn’t see one person in that whole building who wasn’t the same race as the manager.B: It is difficult to prove racial discrimination, but you may file a formal complaint in our office. Making an Appointment for an Apartment ViewingA: How are you today?B: Great, thanks.A: Can I help you?B: I would actually like to view the apartment for rent today.A: I’m sorry, but you won’t be able to view it today.B: Why not?A: You have to make an appointment first.B: Oh, okay. Can I do that right now?A: Is this Friday okay?B: Is 6 o’clock Friday evening okay?A: Yes, I will schedule you for that time.B: Thank you very much. See you then.2A: How are you doing?B: Everything’s fine with me.A: What can I do for you today?B: Is it possible for me to view the apartment today?A: Unfortunately, you will not be able to view it today.B: Why can’t I view it today?A: You’ll need to make an appointment to view the apartment.B: I understand. May I make an appointment then?A: How does this Friday sound?B: Friday at 6:00 pm would be perfect.A: That will be fine.B: Thanks for your help.3A: How’s it going?B: I’m fine, thank you.A: Did you need help with something?B: If I could, I would like to view the apartment sometime today. A: That won’t be possible today.B: Why is that?A: You can only view the apartment with an appointment.B: I would like to make one right now if I can.A: Are you available this Friday?B: Can we do it at 6 o’clock?A: Your appointment for Friday at 6:00 pm has been confirmed. B: All right. I’ll see you on Friday.Talking about the LeaseA: I need to talk to you about something.B: What did you need to talk about?A: I have some questions about my lease.B: Like what?A: Exactly how long is my lease for?B: Your lease will be up in three years.A: What will happen if I move out before then?B: If you move out before then, you will not get your deductible. A: I don’t understand.B: Because our contract says that you will live here for three years. A: Okay, I think that I understand.B: I’m glad you understand.2A: Can we talk?B: What about?A: I’m not too clear on some things about my lease.B: Is there a problem?A: How many years is my lease for?B: In three years your lease will be up.A: Can I move out before those three years?B: If you do, I will keep your deductible.A: Why would you keep it?B: I would keep it because you would be breaking our contract.A: I get it now.B: I hope that I cleared things up for you.3A: I would like to talk to you, if you have time.B: What’s going on?A: I want to discuss some things about my lease.B: What aren’t you too sure about?A: Can you tell me when my lease is up?B: Your lease is for three years.A: If I ever decide to leave before the three years, will there be a problem? B: If you do, I will keep your deductible.A: Why is that?B: If you break the contract, then you will not receive your deductible. A: Oh, I see.B: All right. I’m glad I could clarify things for you.Negotiating the Price (1)A: I would love to rent this apartment.B: I’m happy to hear you say that.A: How much are you asking for every month?B: I’m renting this apartment out for $1050 a month.A: That is quite a lot of money for just one month.B: That is a fair price.A: What do you say to $850 a month?B: That’s no good.A: It’s either $850 or nothing at all.B: I won’t go any lower than $1050.A: Could you please go lower?B: That’s the best I can do.2A: This apartment is wonderful.B: I’m glad y ou like it.A: How much would I have to pay for rent?B: The rent is $1050 each month.A: That’s way too much money.B: It isn’t too much.A: How about if I pay $850?B: I can’t take that.A: I can’t go any higher than $850.B: I honestly don’t know what e lse to tell you.A: You can’t go any lower than that?B: If you can’t afford $1050, then we have no deal.3A: I think I may rent this apartment from you.B: That’s great to hear.A: How much are you looking to rent it for?B: For each month you would have to pay $1050.A: That is too expensive.B: I don’t think that is too much for rent.A: How does $850 a month sound to you?B: That’s not enough.A: That’s the best that I can do.B: $850 a month is not enough money.A: Would you please reconsider?B: Tha t’s my final offer. Take it or leave it. Negotiating the Price (2)A: I would love to rent out your apartment.B: That’s great.A: How much is the rent?B: The rent each month is $1050.A: That’s a lot of money.B: Did you have a better price in mind?A: What about $800?B: That’s way too low.A: I can’t pay much more than that.B: How about $900 a month?A: That would be fine.B: Great. It was a pleasure doing business with you.2A: I think I may rent this apartment from you.B: That would be wonderful.A: Can you tell me how much I would have to pay for rent? B: The rent is $1050 every month.A: That’s way too much.B: What is good for you?A: I can afford about $800 a month for rent.B: That’s not high enough.A: How much more are you thinking?B: I can let it go at $900 a month.A: That’s almost perfect.B: I can live with that too.3A: I want to rent this apartment.B: I’m glad to hear that.A: How much are you asking?B: You will have to pay $1050 every month.A: I can’t afford that.B: What can you afford?A: I was thinking $800 a month.B: I’ll need you to pay more than that.A: How much more?B: How does $900 every month sound to you?A: I can live with that.B: We have a deal then.Policy Towards PetsA: I was wondering if you allow pets in this building.B: We do allow some pets, but you must pay an additional five hundred dollar security deposit.A: What kind of pets do you allow?B: You may keep either one cat or one dog.A: Can cats and dogs be outside?B: Cats can be outside, but we want them collared or tagged so we know who they belong to. Dogs must be on a leash and are not allowed in the flowerbeds.A: Are there any special places nearby that I can walk my dog?B: There is a dog park down the block.A: Do many other tenants in this building have pets?B: Not too many, but you shouldn’t have any trouble finding someone to share walks with.2A: What is your policy towards tenants keeping pets?B: You may have a pet, but you have to pay an extra two hundred dollar cleaning deposit.A: How many pets can we have?B: You may have only one pet. You can have either a small dog or a cat.A: What is the policy as to where the pets can be outside?B: We ask that you keep your cats indoors or on your balcony. Dogs need to be walked to the street or park.A: Where can I walk my dog?B: There is a park down the street, but you must keep your dog on a leash.A: How many other people have pets around here?B: We have quite a few pet owners here, so if you need help finding a veterinarian, just ask around.3A: Are renters allowed to have pets?B: We allow a small well-behaved pet, but you need to sign an agreement saying you’ll pay for any damages.A: Do you allow both cats and dogs?B: We only allow a medium or small dog or a cat.A: Are there any special areas where animals are allowed or not allowed?B: Cats are to be kept indoors at all times. Dogs must be on a leash and with the owner when outdoors. A: Are there places where I can take my dog for a run?B: There are quite a few hiking trails nearby.A: Are there a lot of pets in this building?B: We don’t have a lot of pet owners, but there are a few around if you have any questions about local pet supplies and dog parks.Checking the Apartment for Anything DamagedA: What do you think about the apartment so far?B: It is beautiful.A: You don’t have any problems with how it looks?B: Actually, there is a problem.A: Like what?B: There are some stains that were left in the carpet.A: Those stains will be cleaned out of the carpet before you move in.B: Oh, is that right?A: Yes. Now what other problems do you have?B: That was the only problem that I saw.A: Well, I’m glad that everything else is to your liking.B: I honestly love it.2A: Do you like the apartment?B: I absolutely love the apartment.A: Everything is okay?B: I do have one problem with the apartment.A: What’s the problem?B: I don’t like all those stains in the carpet.A: We will have the carpet cleaned before you move into the apartment.B: I did not know that.A: I assure you that we will, and if there are any more problems, feel free to tell me. B: That was the only thing that I saw wrong with the apartment.A: I’m glad to know that you think the apartment is so nice.B: It’s absolutely incredible. I’ll take it.3A: What are your thoughts on the apartment?B: I think that it’s absolutely gorgeous.A: There aren’t any problems with the apartment?B: I think that the apartment looks very nice, but I do see some problems.A: What problems?B: I did notice a few stains in the carpet.A: We will have the carpet cleaned before you move in.B: You will?A: Yes, but other than that, are there any more problems?B: That was the only thing that I saw that was wrong with the apartment.A: I’m happy that you find this apartment so appealing.B: It is. I love it.Asking a Friend to Help You Move InA: Hey, what’s up?B: Everything’s fine with me. How about you?A: I need your help.B: What do you need?A: Remember when I told you I’m going to be moving?B: Yeah, I remember.A: Do you think you could help me move?B: Sure, that shouldn’t be a problem. When?A: Are you busy this Saturday?B: I don’t think I have any plans.A: Is 10 o’clock okay with you?B: That’ll be fine. I’ll see you then.2A: What’s going on?B: Things are fine with me. Wha t’s going on with you?A: Would you help me?B: Help you with what?A: You do know I’m getting ready to move, right?B: I remember you telling me.A: Do you mind helping me move in?B: I can help you with that.A: Is this Saturday okay for you?B: I’m free this Saturday.A: Can you come help me at 10:00?B: That’s perfect. I will see you on Saturday.3A: What are you doing?B: Nothing much. What’s up with you?A: Actually, I was wondering if you could help me with something.B: What would you like me to help you with?A: Well, you know I’m going to be moving in soon?B: You told me already.A: I was just wondering if you could help me move in.B: I can help you with that.A: Do you have plans on Saturday?B: No, I don’t think so.A: How does 10 am sound to you?B: Saturday at 10:00? I can do that.Calling a Moving CompanyA: How are you doing today?B: Great. Thanks for asking.A: Would you like our assistance with a move?B: Yes, actually I would.A: What would you like us to move for you?B: I need you to move my furniture.A: Could you tell me what kind of residence that we will be picking the furniture up from? B: The furniture is in my apartment.A: Where will we be moving it to?。
租房子的英语常用句子
租房子的英语常用句子租房子的英语常用句子又到了毕业生即将离校的时候了，租房子也成为即将毕业的学子首要关注的问题。
今天我们一起来学习一下租房子中常用到的简单用语吧！1. Hello, do you have any vacancies?你好，你有房子要出租吗？2. It's a one-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment.这是一间一居室。
3. Are utilities included in the rent?房租包含水电杂费吗？4. Do you have any cheap studio apartments？你有那种卧室、起居室合二为一的.单间小公寓出租吗？5. Can I have a month-to-month lease? I only want to rent the apartment for five months.我能按月租赁吗？我只想租5个月。
6. There's an open house this weekend.这周末是开放参观日（open house，向有意租房或买房的人展示房子的为期一天的活动）。
7. Hey Sarah, I'm having some trouble finding an apartment. Can you help me look at some listings online?嗨，莎拉，我近来在找房子，遇到点问题。
你能帮我上网看看房屋招租广告吗？8. It's located in the suburbs? Well even though that sounds like a steal, I really want something downtown.房子在郊区？嗯……虽然这房子听起来特别划算，我还是想租个在市区的房子。
9. Well what about this two-bedroom apartment? The listing says it's right in the heart of the city, just steps from the metro.那这个两居室怎么样？广告上说它就在市中心，离地铁几步远。
租房知识点总结英语
租房知识点总结英语1. Understanding your needsThe first step in renting a property is to understand your needs. Consider the location, the size of the property, and your budget. Determine what amenities are important to you, such as parking, access to public transportation, and proximity to schools or work. Knowing what you are looking for will help you narrow down your search and find a property that meets your needs.2. Researching the marketOnce you know what you are looking for, it’s time to research the market. Look at rental listings online, in newspapers, and on social media. Take note of the average rental prices in the area you are interested in and compare different properties to see what they offer. This will give you a better idea of what to expect and help you determine if a property is worth the asking price.3. Understanding your rights and responsibilitiesAs a tenant, it is important to understand your rights and responsibilities. Familiarize yourself with tenant laws in your area, and learn ab out things like renter’s insurance, security deposits, and lease agreements. Knowing your rights will help protect you from unfair practices and ensure a positive renting experience.4. Inspecting the propertyBefore signing a lease, it’s important to insp ect the property thoroughly. Look for any signs of damage or disrepair, and make note of anything that needs attention. Take photos of the property to document its condition before you move in. This will protect you from being held responsible for pre-exis ting damage when it’s time to move out.5. Reading and understanding the lease agreementThe lease agreement is a legally binding document that outlines the terms of your tenancy. It is important to read it carefully and ask for clarification on anything y ou don’t understand. Pay attention to things like the length of the lease, the amount of rent, and any additional fees or rules. If there are any clauses that you are uncomfortable with, negotiate with the landlord before signing the lease.6. Budgeting for additional costsWhen renting a property, there are often additional costs to consider beyond the monthly rent. This can include utilities, maintenance fees, and security deposits. Make sure to budget for these expenses so that you are not caught off guard when the bills start coming in.7. Building a good relationship with the landlordIt’s important to build a good relationship with your landlord from the start. Communication is key, so be sure to keep the lines of communication open and address any issues or concerns in a timely manner. A positive relationship with your landlord can make your renting experience much more enjoyable.8. Knowing when and how to give noticeIf and when the time comes to move out of the rental property, it’s important to kno w when and how to give notice. This is usually outlined in the lease agreement and can vary depending on the terms of the lease. Be sure to follow these guidelines to avoid any issues with the landlord.In conclusion, renting a property can be a complex process, but by understanding these key knowledge points, you can make the experience much smoother. By researching the market, understanding your rights and responsibilities, and building a good relationship with your landlord, you can ensure a positive renting experience.。
租房常用词汇
租房常用词汇也许你已经遇上“蜗居”或者正在“租房”的路上，让我们一起来了解【租房常用词汇】，租遍天下都不怕。
1.涉及人物：landlord 房东landlady 女房东tenant 房客flatmate 合租者housing agent 房屋中介middleman 二房东2.房子类型：apartment/flat 公寓youth hostel 青年旅馆semi-detached 半独立式房子3.房间类型：single room 单人间double room 双人间basement 地下室lobby 大厅living room 客厅bedroom 卧室balcony 阳台main bedroom 主卧4.设备utilities 水电气暖等公共设施furniture 家具refrigerator/freezer/fridge 电冰箱washing machine 洗衣机water heater 热水器rice cooker 电饭煲air conditioning 空调sofa 沙发internet access 网络接入5.外围设施garage 车库security office 保安室convenience store 便利商店refuse bin 垃圾桶bus station 巴士站life/elevator 电梯6.其它house leasing contract 租赁合同deposit 定金agency fee 中介费resold apartment 二手房affordable housing 经济适用房选择iShow国际英语的十大理由：1.专注大学生英语口语2. 草根的价格，优质的服务3. 线上外教面对面，线下互动小班制4. 全方位的4D教学系统，高权威的LISI国际教学法5. 独一无二的纯英文浸泡环境6. 专业而酷爱英语的师资团队7. 多款自主研发且专属于iShow学员的英语学习app8. 多级别，进阶式的课程体系9. 多元化的课外活动——寓教于乐，玩转英语10. 青春向上，积极有爱的英语学习氛围爱英语，就一起来iShow！QQ：1730977089公众微信：ishow英语口语。
租房英语词汇及对话
外国人租房子的常用英语1. Do you want to buy or rent?你想买还是想租？一般 walk in 的外国客人很少想买，一般都是租的比较多，虽然这样，我们还是要礼貌地问一句：先生，你想买还是租呢？2. For how many people?How many people will live in the apartment?多少人住？这句可以问出他们大概要多少房多少厅的，有多少人合租？试探他们一下，外国人也会分摊房租，人多的话出的价钱也可能比较高。
3. How many bedrooms do you need?想要多少房的？bedrooms 指的是睡房，其实就是我们中国人说的房间了，知道了客户的需求后就能找盘了。
相关单词：bedroom 睡房living room客厅4. What is your budget?How much would you like to offer for the rent?请问预算多少呢？/ 你想租多少钱的？相关单词：budget预算5. Do you have any special requirement?有没有什么特殊要求？礼貌地问一下客人有没有什么特殊要求，因为有时一些客人是会有一些奇怪的要求的。
一般这样问之后客人会告诉你他想要高楼层的，或是窗口对着山或花园的，或是其他的一些要求。
6. We have keys, we can take you to see the apartment now.我们有钥匙，现在可以带你去看房。
7. Which apartment do you like?你喜欢哪间房？看了几套房子之后问客人喜欢哪套，从中知道客人的喜好，才可以推更加合适的盘，或者根据客户的心理推已看的盘。
8. How long will you stay?你想要住多久？外国人有些只是因为来广州办事需要短租，知道他们租多久后，才能问业主是否短租，以及讨价还价。
租房英语词汇及对话
外国人租房子的常用英语1. Do you want to buy or rent你想买还是想租一般walk in的外国客人很少想买，一般都是租的比较多，虽然这样，我们还是要礼貌地问一句：先生，你想买还是租呢2. For how many peopleHow many people will live in the apartment多少人住这句可以问出他们大概要多少房多少厅的，有多少人合租试探他们一下，外国人也会分摊房租，人多的话出的价钱也可能比较高。
3. How many bedrooms do you need想要多少房的bedrooms指的是睡房，其实就是我们中国人说的房间了，知道了客户的需求后就能找盘了。
相关单词：bedroom 睡房living room 客厅4. What is your budgetHow much would you like to offer for the rent请问预算多少呢/你想租多少钱的相关单词：budget 预算5. Do you have any special requirement有没有什么特殊要求礼貌地问一下客人有没有什么特殊要求，因为有时一些客人是会有一些奇怪的要求的。
一般这样问之后客人会告诉你他想要高楼层的，或是窗口对着山或花园的，或是其他的一些要求。
6. We have keys, we can take you to see the apartment now.我们有钥匙，现在可以带你去看房。
7. Which apartment do you like你喜欢哪间房看了几套房子之后问客人喜欢哪套，从中知道客人的喜好，才可以推更加合适的盘，或者根据客户的心理推已看的盘。
8. How long will you stay你想要住多久外国人有些只是因为来广州办事需要短租，知道他们租多久后，才能问业主是否短租，以及讨价还价。
9. prepaid 1 month rent, 2 months deposit2个月的按金，1个月的租金预付10. the decoration / view is very good装修/风景十分好11. fully furnished 家电全齐with furniture and appliance 带家私家电newly renovated 新装修super river view 无敌海景12. sign the contract 签合同以下内容会员跟帖回复才能看到==============================13. 以下是一些常用单词，大家可以记一记flat [英]公寓apartment 公寓deplex 复式 (有部电影也叫duplex，超好笑，推荐大家去找来看看，中文名叫双层公寓)house 有瓦顶的房，但是现在引申意义可以用来形容一般的房子[red]一般租的那些我们都还是用会apartment这个词比较贴切，客人容易理解[/red]furniture 家私appliance 家电lift/elevator 电梯stairs 楼梯how is your house hunting goingL: not very well. I haven’t found anything within my price range yet.H: how much are you looking to spendL: I can only afford about 300 pounds a month.H: looks like you’re not going to get more than a bedroom in a shared flat with that.L: really That’s a lot of money to pay for one room.H: well, if you want to live in London, you have to pay the price! L: do you know of anyone who needs a roommateH: I can ask around at work. Do you have a preference for smakers or non-smokersL: I’d prefer non-smoking roommates, but I guess I’ll have to takewhat I can get!H: how long do you want to sign a contract forL: I can sign a contract up to a year. I don’t know where I’ll be after that.H: do you need a furnished or unfurnished apartmentL: I don’t have any furniture, so it’d be great if it were furnished. H: you know that you’ll have to pay utilities on top of the rent, rightL: no, I thought that would be included in the rent.H: it’s not usually included, so you’ll have to factor in about 100 pounds more each month for utilities.L: I don't think I can afford that.H: don’t worry. Sometimes people will give you a discount if you promise to do the clearing or take care of the children.L: that’s agood idea. I’ll look into finding something like that.你的房子找的怎么样了不怎么样。
租房英语词汇及对话.doc
外国人租房子的常用英语1. Do you want to buy or rent?你想买仍是想租？一般 walk in 的外国客人很少想买，一般都是租的比较多，尽管这样，咱们仍是要礼貌地问一句：先生，你想买仍是租呢？2. For how many people?How many people will live in the apartment?多少人住？这句能够问出他们大概要多少房多少厅的，有多少人合租？打听他们一下，外国人也会分摊房租，人多的话出的价钱也或许比较高。
3. How many bedrooms do you need?想要多少房的？bedrooms 指的是睡房，其实便是咱们中国人说的房间了，知道了客户的需求后就能找盘了。
相关单词：bedroom 睡房living room 客厅4. What is your budget?How much would you like to offer for the rent?请问预算多少呢？/ 你想租多少钱的？相关单词：budget 预算5. Do you have any special requirement?有没有什么特殊要求？礼貌地问一下客人有没有什么特殊要求，由于有时一些客人是会有一些古怪的要求的。
一般这样问之后客人会告知你他想要高楼层的，或是窗口对着山或花园的，或是其他的一些要求。
6. We have keys, we can take you to see the apartment now.咱们有钥匙，现在能够带你去看房。
7. Which apartment do you like?你喜爱哪间房？看了几套房子之后问客人喜爱哪套，从中知道客人的喜爱，才干够推愈加适宜的盘，或许依据客户的心思推已看的盘。
8. How long will you stay?你想要住多久？外国人有些仅仅由于来广州就事需求短租，知道他们租多久后，才干问业主是否短租，以及讨价讨价。
雅思听力租房常用词汇
雅思听力租房常用词汇店铺的朋友大部分都会遇到租房的问题，那么学习一些租房方面的常用词汇那就是必须的了，更何况雅思听力经常考试租房方面的词汇，租房场景是雅思听力场景中最基本的一个，在雅思听力中出现过很多次。
所以大家掌握一些关于租房的雅思听力场景词汇也是有帮助的。
雅思听力租房常用词汇pets not allowed 不许养宠物take property insurance 买财产保险blackout 停电emergency/fire gate 紧急出口lift/elevator 升降梯attic 阁楼twin room 双人间stereo system 音响water heater 热水器vacuum cleaner 吸尘器coffee maker 咖啡机refrigerator/fridge 冰箱bed linen 床上用品real estate agency 房屋中介property agency 房屋中介land lord/lady 房东on lease/for rent 出租deposit 订金、押金utilities 水电煤气等公共设施费incoming phone is free 打进电话免费noisy 吵闹的humid 潮湿的laundry room 洗衣房burglar 入室抢劫者electric cooker 电灶gas cooker 煤气灶cooker hood 抽油烟机cassette recorder 录音机fire place 壁炉electric heater 电暖气surroundings 环境rural areas 农村suburb 郊区downtown 市区semi-detached house 半独立式住宅detached house 独立式住宅terraced houses 排房flat/ apartment 公寓dormitory/ dorm 宿舍student hotel 学生旅馆youth hostel 青年招待所furnished 有家具的房子unfurnished 无家具的房子entrance hall (lobby, porch) 门厅balcony 阳台bed-sit 卧室兼起居室bedroom卧室living room/ lounge 起居室single room 单人间double bedroom/twin room 双人间(双人床/两张床) 雅思听力地图题题型介绍地图题的特点：如果在地图中出现了方向坐标，在听力原文中一定会出现表示方向的词汇，如east, south, west, north; 如果地图中没有出现方向坐标，那么在雅思听力中会听到表示左右的词汇right 或者left，应注意地图上出现的任何信息，包括指向标以及文字说明，这些信息都是突破地图题的关键。
租房常用英语
租房常用词汇1.涉及人物：landlord 房东landlady 女房东tenant 房客flatmate 合租者housing agent 房屋中介middleman 二房东2.房子类型：apartment/flat 公寓youth hostel 青年旅馆semi-detached 半独立式房子Houses(独立房子/洋房/双层小楼)semi-detached house 一栋房子从中间隔开，成为两户人家，花园也用篱笆隔开detached house 一栋独立房子一家拥有terraced houses 一排连接起来的房子，有些像公寓，在伦敦多见3.房间设施：single room 单人间double room 双人间basement 地下室lobby 大厅living room 客厅bedroom 卧室balcony 阳台main bedroom 主卧fence 篱笆gate 前花园篱笆上的门front door 房子前门roof 屋顶garage 车库drive 车库通向马路的空地Flats(公寓)block of flats 楼房ground floor 第一层first floor 第二层lift 电梯stairs 楼梯steps 楼外的台阶balcony 阳台Renting(租房)4.设备utilities 水电气暖等公共设施furniture 家具refrigerator/freezer/fridge 电冰箱washing machine 洗衣机water heater 热水器rice cooker 电饭煲air conditioning 空调sofa 沙发internet access 网络接入5.外围设施garage 车库security office 保安室convenience store 便利商店refuse bin 垃圾桶bus station 巴士站life/elevator 电梯6.其它house leasing contract 租赁合同deposit 定金agency fee 中介费resold apartment 二手房affordable housing 经济适用房contract 合同furnished 有家具(家私)的房子unfurnished 无家具(家私)的房子Describing a flat or house(房屋描述)cozy 本意温馨的,实际上是说房子很小draughty 冷风阵阵(因为窗子装配不好) central heating 中央供暖near station 离近火车站，往往离市中心较远Rooms(房间)living room/lounge 起居室carpet 地毯coffee table 茶几armchair 单人沙发sofa 沙发remote control 遥控器fridge 冰箱freezer 冷冻冰箱kettle 电烧水壶stool 厨房高脚椅oven 烤箱dishwasher 洗碗机tap 水龙头sink 洗碗池cupboard 橱柜shower 淋浴/冲凉bath 浴缸toilet 马桶租房流程1、网络找有房屋出租(To lease, To let)的广告2、打电话给租屋中介(leasing agent)或是房东(landlord, landlady)确定房源。
租房常用英文短语
租房常用英文短语全文共四篇示例，供读者参考第一篇示例：租房是许多人生活中必经的一件事。
在寻找合适的租房选择时，了解一些常用的相关英文短语是非常必要的。
下面我将为大家介绍一些关于租房常用的英文短语，希望对大家有所帮助。
1. Rental property: 租赁物业当我们在寻找房屋时，经常会看到这个短语。
它指的是出租的物业，可能是公寓、别墅、办公室等。
2. Lease agreement: 租赁协议租房时，签订租赁协议非常重要。
协议中会包括租金、租期、押金等相关条款。
3. Landlord: 房东房东是出租房屋的人，负责管理房屋，并向租房者收取租金。
4. Tenant: 房客房客是租赁房屋的人，负责按照协议支付租金，并保持房屋的整洁和安全。
5. Rental price: 租金租金是房客每月需要支付给房东的费用，根据房屋的地理位置、面积、装修等因素而定。
6. Deposit: 押金在签订租赁协议时，房客通常需要支付一定金额的押金作为保证。
7. Utilities: 公用事业费用除了租金外，房客还需要支付水电费、燃气费等公用事业费用。
8. Furnished/unfurnished: 家具齐全/无家具租房时，可以选择家具齐全的房屋，也可以选择无家具的房屋。
9. Move-in/move-out date: 入住/搬出日期在签订租赁协议时，需要确定入住和搬出的具体日期。
10. Property management company: 物业管理公司一些房东会委托物业管理公司管理租赁物业，负责维护房屋和解决租客的问题。
11. Pet-friendly: 宠物友好一些房屋允许租客养宠物，需要额外支付押金或费用。
12. Lease renewal: 续租租赁期结束后，如果房客选择继续租用该房屋，需要签订租赁续约协议。
14. Background check: 背景调查房东通常会对租客进行背景调查，以确保租客的信用良好，能够按时支付租金。
英语房屋租赁词汇
房 屋 租 赁 核 心 词 汇.................................................................租房信息咨询：首先landlord / landlady房东﹡﹡和tenant租客﹡﹡通过houseagency房产中介﹡﹡（或house agent房产代理人﹡﹡）联系，洽谈租房事宜。
一．确定住宿形式：type of accommodation住宿形式﹡﹡homestay(stay with a family)住在当地人家里﹡﹡student hostel (student accommodation )学生公寓﹡﹡----dormitory (=dorm)宿舍﹡♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦二．住宿类型分为两大类：①flat(英式公寓)（考试概率高）﹡﹡= apartment(美式公寓)﹡一般位于city center﹡﹡ = downtown (市中心) ﹡﹡②house房屋﹡﹡一般位于suburbs﹡﹡ = outskirts (郊区) ﹡﹡♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦三．确定rent租金﹡﹡和deposit押金﹡﹡（for security﹡﹡为了安全）Maximum /minimum rent﹡（最高/最低）租金的价格depends on取决于:⑴ location位置①urban area 市区地段﹡ ②rural area 乡村地段﹡﹡⑵environment/ surroundings环境①near public transport靠近公共交通比如靠近tube﹡﹡= subway﹡﹡ =underground ﹡﹡= metro 地铁或者bus stop 公交车站或者airport机场②near the university/ office 靠近大学或工作地点proximity﹡﹡（= close常考同义词转换）to your office is an issue靠近你的工作地点也是个应该考虑的因素③ 安静的环境neighborhood﹡﹡街区是否noisy喧闹真题:problems of the accommodation: difficult to study原文:They have three young children and it is difficult for meto study.④各类帐单和设备租赁费用是否包括在租金内Rent includes：Water bills水费﹡﹡Telephone bills 电话费﹡﹡Electric bills电费﹡﹡Gas bills 煤气费﹡﹡Telephone rental电话租赁﹡﹡Laundry fee 洗衣费﹡⑤ facility﹡﹡设施是否齐全分为equipment﹡﹡用电设备和furniture﹡﹡家具(注意:facility复数→facilities但是equipment＆furniture两个单词不能加s，例如：a piece of equipment一件家具，a piece offurniture一套设备)先确定房间类型room type:a single room(with single bed)单人房﹡﹡a double room(with double bed)双人房(一张双人床)﹡﹡a twin room (with twin bed)双人房(两张单人床)﹡﹡a triple room(with triple bed)三人房﹡﹡a studio apartment 单间公寓再确定房间附加结构:availability of : living room 起居室﹡﹡bedroom 卧室﹡﹡bathroom=toliet 厕所﹡﹡laundry room 洗衣房﹡dining room 餐厅﹡﹡kitchen 厨房﹡﹡shared room (eg:shared kitchen) 公用房间............................................................................garage 车库﹡﹡garden 花园﹡﹡courtyard 园子﹡﹡fence 栅栏lawn 草坪basement 地下室﹡balcony 阳台﹡﹡corridor 走廊﹡wing 侧厅﹡side entrance / gate﹡侧门fire door=fire exit(for emergency ,be lockedinside)﹡安全出口lobby 大厅lift(英) / elevator(美) 电梯escalator 自动扶梯stairs 楼梯﹡ceiling 天花板﹡roof 屋顶.................................................................................最后查看家具配置:furnished / unfurnished 配备家具的/未配备家具的sofa / couch 沙发/长沙发carpet 地毯﹡﹡(ceiling)fan 吊扇digital TV 数字电视satellite TV 卫星电视stereo system 立体声音响﹡laptop手提电脑﹡﹡air conditioner 空调﹡﹡radiator 电暖炉﹡﹡curtain 窗帘﹡﹡closet 橱柜wardrobe 衣橱﹡cupboard 碗柜﹡cabinet 橱柜washing machine 洗衣机﹡dishwasher 洗碗机﹡microwave oven 微波炉﹡﹡vacuum cleaner 吸尘器refrigerator/ fridge 冰箱﹡﹡gas cooker 煤气灶water heater 热水器﹡﹡（heating system加热系统--fuel燃料--coal煤--firewood柴火）oven 烤箱bed-linen 床上用品quilt 被子pillow 枕头sheet 被单blanket 毯子﹡mattress 床垫﹡﹡cushion 垫子towel 毛巾﹡﹡♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦四.确定好条件,房东谈居住要求House rules:non-smoker 不吸烟者non-drinker 不喝酒者special food requirements 关于食物的特殊要求﹡﹡vegetarian素食者﹡﹡or allergy 过敏﹡﹡or no red meat不吃牛羊肉need intermediate English proficiency 需要中等英语水平﹡﹡need privacy 需要隐私﹡♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦五.确定看房时间make an appointment 预约﹡﹡viewing arrangements 看房安排﹡﹡sign the lease签租约pay for the contract 支付合同费用﹡move-in notice 入住通知♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦考点：1。
Renting House与租房相关的英语词汇大全
Renting House与租房相关的英语词汇大全学习租房英语词汇大全。
(温馨提示：每年3月由于春节结束返工期和8月大学生毕业季是房租的最高点，要换房的朋友最好是在春节前换哦) 与租房相关的英语词汇Houses(独立房子/洋房/双层小楼)semi-detached house 一栋房子从中间隔开，成为两户人家，花园也用篱笆隔开detached house 一栋独立房子一家拥有terraced houses 一排连接起来的房子，有些像公寓，在伦敦多见fence 篱笆gate 前花园篱笆上的门front door 房子前门roof 屋顶garage 车库drive 车库通向马路的空地Flats(公寓)block of flats 楼房ground floor 第一层first floor 第二层lift 电梯stairs 楼梯steps 楼外的台阶balcony 阳台Renting(租房)landlord 房东the rent 房租contract 合同furnished 有家具(家私)的房子unfurnished 无家具(家私)的房子Describing a flat or house(房屋描述) cozy 本意温馨的,实际上是说房子很小draughty 冷风阵阵(因为窗子装配不好) central heating 中央供暖near station 离近火车站，往往离市中心较远Rooms(房间)living room/lounge 起居室carpet 地毯coffee table 茶几armchair 单人沙发sofa 沙发remote control 遥控器fridge 冰箱freezer 冷冻冰箱kettle 电烧水壶stool 厨房高脚椅oven 烤箱dishwasher 洗碗机tap 水龙头sink 洗碗池cupboard 橱柜shower 淋浴/冲凉bath 浴缸toilet 马桶self-heating towel rail 自加热浴巾架。
实用英语 租房还在说“rent a house”？
实用英语| 租房还在说“rent a house”？现在有不少成年人都漂泊在外各种“漂”都已经不奇怪而一个人在外拼搏总需要有一个自己的家今天小编就给大家总结一下租房用到的一些英语Accommodation 住宿part1.mp3来自五言学刊00:0000:34说到房子类型也有不同的种类表达例如：house 指的是别墅类的独栋apartment 指的是常见的公寓flat 同样也是指公寓而两者的区别在于英式和美式的区别flat（英式）apartment（美式）合租的话可以表达为：share a flat 合租所以对于租房的话如果说rent a house那么一般理解的就是想要租一个别墅类的独栋房所以要谨慎使用以免造成别人的误会rent an apartment租一个公寓就是比较常见的例如：I want to rent an apartmentnear my college.我想在我学校附近租一个公寓房子的话还要考虑配备的房间bedroom 卧室例如：How many rooms are therein the apartment?这个公寓有几间房间？I need an apartment with two bedrooms. 我想要一个两间卧室的公寓或者：It’s a one-bedroom apartment.这是一居室kitchen 厨房例如：I hope it has a big kitchen.我希望有一个大的厨房balcony 阳台例如：Is it has a balcony?有阳台吗？garage 车库例如：Is it has a garage?有车库吗？或者：Is there a parking garage here? 这里有停车场吗？Is there a subway station near here? 附近有地铁站吗？furniture n. 家具furnished adj. 已经配备家具了的例如：Is it furnished?有家具吗？unfurnished adj. 没有配备家具的part2.mp3来自五言学刊00:0000:22budget 预算例如：What is your budget?你的预算是多少？rent rate 租金例如：How much is the rent?租金是多少？或者What is the rental price?租金是多少？deposit n. 押金例如：How much is the deposit?押金是多少？lease n. 租约，租期例如：How long will be the lease here? 租期是多久？Can I have a month-to-month lease?我可以按月租赁吗？month-to-month 按月这里也可以换成year-to-year 按年week-to-week 按周landlord 房东例如：The landlord will ask for1 month deposit and 3 month a pay.房东要求押一付三或者：You have to pay two months’ rent as a deposit andone month’s rent in advance.押二付一in advance 预先住的房子是非常重要的东西可能最重要的不在于价钱而在于适合自己租房的时候最重要的是清楚表达自己的诉求这样才能找到自己满意的房子。
租房英语词汇及对话
外国人租房子的常用英语1. Do you want to buy or rent？你想买还是想租？一般walk in的外国客人很少想买，一般都是租的比较多，虽然这样，我们还是要礼貌地问一句：先生，你想买还是租呢？2. For how many people？How many people will live in the apartment？多少人住？这句可以问出他们大概要多少房多少厅的，有多少人合租试探他们一下，外国人也会分摊房租，人多的话出的价钱也可能比较高。
3. How many bedrooms do you need？想要多少房的？bedrooms指的是睡房，其实就是我们中国人说的房间了，知道了客户的需求后就能找盘了。
相关单词：bedroom 睡房living room 客厅4. What is your budget？How much would you like to offer for the rent？请问预算多少呢/你想租多少钱的？相关单词：budget 预算5. Do you have any special requirement？有没有什么特殊要求？礼貌地问一下客人有没有什么特殊要求，因为有时一些客人是会有一些奇怪的要求的。
一般这样问之后客人会告诉你他想要高楼层的，或是窗口对着山或花园的，或是其他的一些要求。
6. We have keys, we can take you to see the apartment now.我们有钥匙，现在可以带你去看房。
7. Which apartment do you like？你喜欢哪间房？看了几套房子之后问客人喜欢哪套，从中知道客人的喜好，才可以推更加合适的盘，或者根据客户的心理推已看的盘。
8. How long will you stay？你想要住多久？外国人有些只是因为来广州办事需要短租，知道他们租多久后，才能问业主是否短租，以及讨价还价。
租房知识点总结小学英语
租房知识点总结小学英语1. Location: When renting a house, the location is a crucial factor to consider. It's essential to rent a house in a convenient location, such as close to work or school, with easy access to public transportation, and near amenities like grocery stores, restaurants, and parks. The safety of the neighborhood is also important to consider.2. Budget: Before renting a house, it's important to set a budget. This includes the monthly rent, utilities, and other expenses like internet, cable, and parking. It's important to stick toa budget to avoid financial strain.3. Lease: When renting a house, tenants are required to sign a lease agreement with the landlord. The lease outlines the terms and conditions of the rental, including the duration of the lease, the monthly rent, the security deposit, and the rules and regulations of the property. It's important to read and understand the lease before signing it.4. Security Deposit: Before moving into a rented house, tenants are required to pay a security deposit to the landlord. This deposit is held as collateral in case of any damages to the property or if the tenant fails to pay rent. It's important to inspect the property with the landlord before moving in and document any existing damages to ensure the return of the security deposit when the lease ends.5. Rental Application: When renting a house, tenants are required to fill out a rental application which includes personal information, employment history, and references. Landlords use this information to screen potential tenants and ensure they are responsible and reliable.6. Maintenance and Repairs: It's important for tenants to understand their responsibilities when it comes to maintenance and repairs. Some landlords may handle all maintenance and repairs, while others may require tenants to take care of minor issues. It's important to clarify these responsibilities before renting a house.7. Utilities: When renting a house, tenants are responsible for paying utilities like electricity, water, gas, and garbage collection. It's important to inquire about the average monthly cost of utilities to include in the budget.8. Moving In and Out: When moving into a rented house, tenants should inspect the property with the landlord and document any damages or issues. When moving out, tenants should leave the property in the same condition as when they moved in to ensure the return of the security deposit.9. Renter's Insurance: It's important for tenants to consider purchasing renter's insurance to protect their personal belongings in case of theft, fire, or other unforeseen events.In conclusion, renting a house requires careful consideration and planning. By considering these key points, individuals can make informed decisions when renting a house and ensure a positive and smooth rental experience.。
超级实用的房屋租赁英文(推荐)
生活英语：租房[1]Unit22:Renting a House租房Part One: Expressions1. I need to find a new place to live.我要另找一个地方住。
2. Prices have really gone up the past couple of years.过去这几年价钱真是提高不少。
3. Could I take a look at it?我可以看看吗？4. We just finished rebuilding everything.我们刚刚将它重新建完。
5. We're going to get that done next week.我们下个星期会做完的。
6. Why don't I come by your office tomorrow to sign the lease?我何不明天顺道来你的办公室签下合约？7. You've done a great job.你做得很好。
8. How long did you want the place?这个地方你想住多久？9. I'm not planning on leaving the area anytime soon.我不打算近期内搬离这个地方。
10. You can move your stuff in tomorrow.你明天可以把你的东西搬过来。
Part Two: Dialogues1. Looking for an Apartment找房子A: I need to find a new place to live.B: Yeah? Why? Don't you like living with me?A: Oh, it's not you. I just want my own place.B: Well, check the newspaper.A: Jeez…I didn't realize a single bedroom apartment went for so much these days.B: Yeah, prices have really gone up the past couple of years.A: Oh, here's one. It's looks like its in this neighborhood, $600 a month. That's not to bad.B: No, it's pretty good. Why not give the landlord a call?A: Hello. I'm calling about the one bedroom in Lincoln Park. Could I take a look at it? Yes. Tonight at six is fine. Thanks.A: 我要另找一个地方住。
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作者：herbalshanu提交日期：2006-4-25 15:17:00David换了份工作，打算在公司附近租套房子。
这天下班后，他打算去看房，先和房东电话联系一下。
看房之前别忘了熟悉一下跟房屋有关的词汇。
A-David B-房东 C-David's wifeA: I've been told you might have a vacant room.听说您有空房间。
B: Yes, I have a spare room.是的，我有一间空房。
A: Would it be ok to look at the room now现在能看看房子吗B: Could you come here in 20 minutes We're right in the middle of dinner.你20分钟后过来好吗我们正好在吃晚饭呢。
20分钟后，David和太太一起去看房。
C: This apartment looks nice.这个房子不错。
A: Yes, it has two bedrooms. That's convenient. And the living roomis larger than I expected.是的，有两间卧室，这比较方便。
还有，客厅比我原先想的要大。
A: The living room is really large, isn't it!这个客厅真大呀！B: Yes, about forty square meters.是的，大约有40平方米。
A: The bathtub is large enough for two people.这个浴缸很大，足够两个人同时使用了。
C: Great. We can give our two children a bath together.太好了，我们可以给两个孩子一起洗澡了。
C: Can I open the window and air out the room？我能打开窗户，给房间通通风吗B: Sure.当然可以。
A: It's a nice apartment.这套房子挺让人喜欢的。
B: As you can see, the apartment has been recently renovated and comes completely furnished.正如你所看到的，这房子已经装修过了，而且其他家具也都齐备。
A: How much is the rent房租多少钱B: 2500 yuan a month.一个月2500元。
C: Are the utilities included in the rent房租中包括水、电和煤气费吗B: Only gas is included. You have to pay for the electricity and water.只包括煤气。
你需要支付水电费。
A: When can we move in我们什么时候可以搬进来B: Next Wednesday, if you like.下周三就可以。
学会没有记得要多多练习啊！1. Do you have any apartments for rent right now你们现在有没有公寓要出租啊假设今天我们在报纸上看到房屋出租(To lease, To let) 的广告，接下来要做的就是打电话给租屋中介(leasing agent) 或是房东(landlord, landlady) 确定一下有没有房子要出租。
寒暄一两句之后，就可以直接切入正题，"Do you have any apartments for rent right now" 、"Do you have an y apartment available right now" 或是"Do you still have a vacancy" (还有空的公寓吗) 都是不错的讲法。
Apartment For RentQuiet (near community park)12 Renmin Rd, 10th fl95 sq ms, 2-bed, 1-bath, 1-living; parking space5000 yuan/month (utilities not included)Call 5124-3698, Ms. Li讲解：1. 这则广告的大意是：房屋出租/安静（靠近社区公园）/人民路12号10楼/95平米，两室一厅一卫/带车位/房租每月5000元（不含水电）/请致电512 4-3698找李女士2. 招租广告听起来是完整的，其实里面包含了很多缩写，在上面的招租广告中，就出现了很多缩写形式的词语。
比如：人民路，写的是Renmin Rd, 10楼，写的是10th fl，平方米，sq ms等等。
招租广告常用缩略词：A/C Air conditioning 空调appl appliance(refrigerator, stove, dish washer, cloth washer, dryer)家用电器bachelor 一个只有一间房(同时作为睡房和起居室)的套间，里面另有洗手间浴室。
BR/BDRM 睡房Basement/BSMT 地库/地下层cable 有线电视furn = furnished 带家具hrdwd = hardwood 硬木地板p/w 每周p/m 每月. 每人m/f 男/女n/s or ns 不吸烟者Excl 除外Incl 包括Furn 含家具Unfurn 不含家具ref. 押金和推荐信Ch 中央暖气Gch 煤气和中央暖气Ech 电式中央暖气w/m or w/mach 洗衣机K&b 厨房与卫生间靠近铁路Dg 双层窗户最低价studio = bachelorU/G = underground parking 地下停车场util = utilities 水电煤气我一开始看这个广告也看疯了，呵呵现在解释一下：FINCH-WARDEN这间房是位于或邻近Finch和Warden街交界处。
lrg 2br bsmt lrg=large，2br=two bedrooms，bsmt=It is in a basement (below ground).这是地库的两房套间。
(注意，两房是指两个睡房，洗手间，厨房，厅肯定是有的，所以不写出来) new reno bright reno=renovation，最近才装修过，很光亮lndry, eat-in kit, w-o balc lndry=laundry，指有洗衣机干衣机，eat-in kitchen指厨房大，可在厨房里放饭桌吃饭。
w-o balc=walk out to a balcony，指有扇门打开可通阳台。
close to TTC/shops靠近公共交通，购物商场No smoke/pets不接受吸烟或养宠物的租客+租金为一个月，外加水电煤气1st/last首尾两个月的租金必须先交作为定金222-2222 - leave mess打电话222-2222留言联系房东现在我把网络中摘抄的其他资料给大家：租房场景一、房屋类型type: accommodation 住宿、食宿apartment 美国，公寓中的单元flat 英国，公寓中的单元dormitary (dorm) 大学宿舍hotel 旅馆、客栈hostel ; youth hostel ; student hostel 青年公寓、学生公寓home stay ; family stay ; host stay 寄宿家庭，住在当地居民家中(share) room: single room ; double room 单人间；双人间twin-bed room ; double-bed room 有2张单人床的双人间（标间）；有1张双人床的双人间bathroom :shower 卫生间 :淋浴entrance hall ; lobby ; porch ; balcony 门厅、大堂；大厅、通道；走廊；阳台二、电器、摆设、家具(shared)kitchen: fridge ( refrigerator) 电冰箱( gas / electric ) stove ; ( gas / electric ) cooker 煤气炉/电炉microwave oven 微波炉dishwasher 洗碗机cutlery ; cookware 刀具；炊具bedroom/bedsit: pillow ; pillow case (pillow slip) 枕头；枕套bed linen ; sheet ; spread (bedspread) 被单；床单；床罩blanket ; quilt ; comfortor 毯子；被子rug ; carpet ; mattress ; mat 小地毯；地毯；床垫；地席towel 毛巾furniture: bookcase ( bookshelf) ; bureau ; cable 书架；写字台 ; 有线电视(un)furnished settle ; stool ; high chair 长椅；凳子；高脚椅facilities: air-conditioner ; central air-conditioner ; electric fan 空调；中央空调；电风扇radiator ; center-heating ; heater 暖气；集中供暖；加热器washing machine ; dryer 洗衣机；干衣机telephone (phone ; call) ; incoming call 电话；打进的电话其他词汇：semi-detached house 一栋房子从中间隔开，成为两户人家，花园也用篱笆隔开 detached house 一栋独立房子一家拥有terraced houses 一排连接起来的房子，有些像公寓，在伦敦多见fence 篱笆gate 前花园篱笆上的门front door 房子前门roof 屋顶garage 车库drive 车库通向马路的空地Flats 公寓block of flats 楼房ground floor 第一层first floor 第二层lift 电梯stairs 楼梯steps 楼外的台阶balcony 阳台Renting 租房Landlord 房东the rent 房租contract 合同furnished 有家具（家私）的房子unfurnished 无家具（家私）的房子Describing a flat or house 房屋描述Cozy 本意温馨的，实际上是说房子很小Draughty 冷风阵阵（因为窗子装配不好）central heating 中央供暖near station 离近火车站，往往离市中心较远 Rooms 房间living room/lounge 起居室carpet 地毯coffee table 茶几armchair 单人沙发sofa 沙发remote control 遥控器fridge 冰箱freezer 冷冻冰箱kettle 电烧水壶stool 厨房高脚椅oven 烤箱dishwasher 洗碗机tap 水龙头sink 洗碗池cupboard 橱柜shower 淋浴/冲凉bath 浴缸toilet 马桶self-heating towel rail 自加热浴巾咱们再用对话给大家解释一下：David换了份工作，打算在公司附近租套房子。