Feifei and Neil are presenting in the studio, but they keep getting interrupted by people who want to thank Neil. Listen to the programme to find out why.
Feifei 和 Neil 正要录音，可是连续被人打断，大家一个接一个的都来感谢 Neil。这到底是怎么回事？Neil 为什么这么招人？
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Feifei
大家好，你正在收听的是BBC英语教学节目《地道英语》。我是冯菲菲。
Neil
… and I'm Neil. Hello!
(Rob opens the studio door)
Rob
Hi Neil! Sorry to interrupt. I just want to confirm that you're coming to my party. Are you?
Neil
Yes, of course. Thanks, Rob. It will be a blast!
Rob
Cool. It'll be great to have you there! I'll let you get back to your recording. See you!
Neil
No problem.
(The door opens again and this time it's Finn)
Finn
Hi Neil! Just to tell you my presentation was a success. Your advice made all the difference!
Neil
Oh that's great news, Finn. Always happy to help.
(Vera opens the studio door)
Vera
Hi Neil! I just wanted to say thanks for putting me in contact with Brian from the IT department. He sorted out my computer problems.
Neil
No problem, Vera. Any time you need a good contact, just ask.
Feifei
诶我说，咱们这儿可是录节目呢！
Neil
Well, what can I do, I am a people person! In English, you say someone is a 'people person' when they are good at dealing with other people. They are helpful and have the ability to motivate people. People like me, Feifei.
Feifei
这么说如果一个人善于与别人打交道，你就可以称之为“a people person 有人缘的人”。A people person 往往开朗乐观，乐于助人，有亲和力。你的确算是个 people person，我很喜欢和你搭档做节目 Neil。
Neil
Let's hear some examples of how this expression is used.
Examples
Callum is a people person. He gets along with everybody and would make a great manager.
You know, you should go to the party even if you don’t know anybody there. You're a people person and by the end of the night you'll have made lots of new friends.
Feifei
录音师外面怎么围了一大堆人？So many people outside the studio… Neil, who are they?
Neil
Oh, these are colleagues and friends I've helped out a bit recently.
Feifei
But this is… it's a crowd!
Neil
I told you: I'm a people person! Hello everybody! I'll be there in a minute!
Both
Bye!
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