Alright.- How're you doing?
Not bad, and you?- Good. Come in!
- Oh no, it's okay. I'm actually on my way out.
- I just wanted to give this back to you.
- How were the biscuits in the end?
- They tasted very nice.
- Thanks to your baking tray.
- Allison went out and bought the same one actually.
- Oh good. I'm glad.
- Thanks for letting us borrow it.
- No problem. Anytime.
- These are for you.
- From our tree.
- Oh, you shouldn't have.
- It's nothing.
- They look delicious.
- I can't wait to eat them.
- I hope you like 'em.
- I'm sure I will. Thanks so much.
- No problem. See you later.
- Yes, see ya.
Alright
："Alright"はイギリスでは挨拶に使われる表現。
Not bad
："Not bad"は"Alright"の返答に使われる一般的な表現。イギリス人は滅多に"good"とは言わない。
on my way out
： "on my way out"は"about to leave"の意味。「出かけるところで」
biscuit
："biscuit"は"cookie"の意味。「クッキー」。イギリス人は"cookie"はほとんど使わない。
in the end
：結果や出来具合について尋ねる時、英英語では"How were ~ in the end"が"How did ~ turn out"（米英語）より一般的に使われる。
baking tray
："baking tray"は"cookie tray"の意味。英英語では前者がより一般的。ケーキ、ビスケット、鶏肉等、様々な料理に使われる。
Thanks for letting us borrow it.
：イギリス人はもっと控えめな表現を好むので、米英語の会話2にあるように"amazing"で"baking tray"を形容しない。
Oh, you shouldn't have
："Oh, you shouldn't have"は贈り物をもらうときにかなり一般的にイギリスで使われる表現。
em
： "'em"は"them"の短い言い方
See you later
："See you later"は別れる時の一般的な表現。「それでは」