Spoken English situational dialogue expressing disappointment

English situational dialogue plays a very important role for students who study English as a foreign language. Mastering some common spoken English expressions can make your oral English communication ability go up a storey still higher. There is no disappointing oral English situational dialogue below. Welcome to study!

Article 1 Express disappointment in spoken English

1. What a pity.

That's really a pity.

That's really disappointing.

What a disappointment.

3.oh, no!

Shit!

4. How disappointing!

How disappointing!

5. I am quite disappointed.

I'm disappointed.

It's not as good as I expected.

This is not as good as I thought.

7. 1 I have to admit that I am disappointed.

I have to admit that I am disappointed.

I expected it to be much better. ..

I expect it to be much better.

9. Your decision is very regrettable.

Your decision is very regrettable.

10. Too bad, the supermarket has closed.

It's too bad that the supermarket is closed.

The second part is the spoken English situational dialogue expressing disappointment.

A: What a pity. Our football team lost yesterday's game.

Unfortunately, our football team lost in yesterday's game.

Oh, come on. You can't always win.

Relax. You can't always win.

A: I hope the rest of our team members feel the same way.

I hope other players feel the same way.

I believe they will.

I believe they will.

Oh, no! My wallet is missing.

Shit! My wallet is missing.

Where did you put it?

Where did you put it?

It is in my handbag. But it's gone now.

I put it in my handbag, but now it's gone.

B: Maybe you put it in your pocket.

Maybe it's in your pocket.

Chapter 3: English spoken situational dialogues expressing disappointment

Why do you look unhappy?

Why do you look unhappy?

I was disappointed not to see him.

Unfortunately, I didn't see him off.

Oh, cheer up! He will understand you.

Stop moping, he will understand you.

I hope so.

I hope so.