很多留学的学子在国外求学的时候会去寻找公寓居住，那么掌握关于寻找公寓的英语口语是必须的了。为了帮助大家，小编整理了一些关于寻找公寓的英语口语对话，欢迎阅读!

　　LARRY: I really appreciate your driving me around.

　　CONRAD: It's no problem.

　　I have time today, and I think it's important that you find a good place.

　　LARRY: It would be hard for just me to do it. I don't know the city at all.

　　CONRAD: So what do you see in there?

　　LARRY: This one sounds good. "Efficiency with view of the lake."

　　Utilities and parking included. Newly remodeled kitchen. $470.

　　CONRAD: Can you afford that much?

　　LARRY: No, I guess not. But that's what I want, isn't it? An efficiency.

　　CONRAD: Yes, an efficiency is a small apartment.

　　Usually one large room and a small bathroom.

　　There is often a small kitchen too. So it's good for one person.

　　LARRY: How about this one?

　　"Downtown efficiency. Furnished..." What does furnished mean?

　　CONRAD: That means the apartment has furniture in it.

　　LARRY: That's good.

　　CONRAD: Sometimes it's good, sometimes it's bad. You have to like the furniture.

　　LARRY: "Furnished. Parking included. $400."

　　CONRAD: It's still pretty expensive.

　　LARRY: Yes, but it's downtown. I would like to take look at this one.

　　CONRAD: Alright. What's the phone number?

　　LARRY: 256-7797.

　　CONRAD: Got it. What else do you see?

　　LARRY: This one. "Two male grad students seeking roommate."

　　Must be quiet. Comfortable downtown apartment."

　　Does this mean I have to share a room with them?

　　CONRAD: No. It probably means they have a large apartment.

　　Probably a living room, kitchen and three bedrooms.

　　They need someone for the empty bedroom.

　　LARRY: That sounds alright.

　　CONRAD: Yes, it might be an advantage for you. You are a foreigner, after all.

　　If they're alright roommates, you could learn a lot from them.

　　LARRY: Here's the number, 256-4367.

　　CONRAD: Got it.

　　Let's call these two and see if we can make appointments to see the apartments.

　　LARRY: Sounds good to me. I really appreciate your help on this.

　　CONRAD: Don't mention it, Larry. What are friends for anyway?