记录了在遇到物品丢失或突发危险时，如何用中文报警或向周围人求助的常用表达。
Notes on common expressions for reporting to the police or asking people around for help in Chinese when encountering lost items or sudden dangers.
动作 1：报警与说明情况 / Calling the police & explaining
常用句：“我的钱包被偷了，我要报警。”
(Wo de qian bao bei tou le, wo yao bao jing.)
“My wallet was stolen. I want to call the police.”
情景对白 / Dialogue:
你：“请问最近的警察局在哪里？”
(Ni: Qing wen zui jin de jing cha ju zai na li?)
You: “Excuse me, where is the nearest police station?”警察：“发生什么事了？慢慢说。”
(Jing cha: Fa sheng shen me shi le? Man man shuo.)
Police: “What happened? Take your time.”
习惯备注：中国的报警电话是 110，火警是 119，急救是 120。如果有语言障碍，可以说“我需要翻译”。
Habit Note: The police number in China is 110, fire is 119, and ambulance is 120. If you have a language barrier, you can say “I need a translator”.
动作 2：描述丢失物品 / Describing lost items
常用句：“我的护照丢了。”
(Wo de hu zhao diu le.)
“I lost my passport.”
情景对白 / Dialogue:
你：“我的手机落在出租车上了，怎么办？”
(Ni: Wo de shou ji la zai chu zu che shang le, zen me ban?)
You: “I left my phone in a taxi, what should I do?”警察：“你有发票吗？上面有车牌号。”
(Jing cha: Ni you fa piao ma? Shang mian you che pai hao.)
Police: “Do you have the receipt? It has the license plate number on it.”
习惯备注：遇到这种情况，除了报警，还可以联系打车平台的客服。
Habit Note: In this situation, besides calling the police, you can also contact the customer service of the ride-hailing platform.
动作 3：向路人求助 / Asking passersby for help
常用句：“请帮帮我！” / “有人会说英语吗？”
(Qing bang bang wo! / You ren hui shuo ying yu ma?)
“Please help me!” / “Does anyone speak English?”
情景对白 / Dialogue:
你：“不好意思，我迷路了，可以借你的手机打个电话吗？”
(Ni: Bu hao yi si, wo mi lu le, ke yi jie ni de shou ji da ge dian hua ma?)
You: “Excuse me, I’m lost. Can I borrow your phone to make a call?”路人：“没问题，你打吧。”
(Lu ren: Mei wen ti, ni da ba.)
Passerby: “No problem, go ahead.”
习惯备注：遇到紧急情况，向穿着制服的工作人员（如保安、警察）求助是最快最安全的。
Habit Note: In an emergency, asking staff in uniform (like security guards or police) for help is the fastest and safest approach.