親情的英文演講稿（精選3篇）

親情的英文演講稿 篇1

　　for the love of my fatherover the years, i never thought of my father asbeing very emotional, and he never was, at least not in front of me. even thoughhe was 68 years old and only five-foot-nine, while i was six feet and 260pounds, he seemed huge to me. i always saw him as being that staunchdisciplinarian who rarely cracked a smile. my father never told me he loved mewhen i was a child, and i never held it against him. i think that all i reallywanted was for my dad to be proud of me. in my youth, mom always showered mewith “i love you’s” every day. so i really never thought about not hearing itfrom my dad. i guess deep down i knew that he loved me, he just never said it.come to think of it, i don’t think i ever told him that i loved him, either. inever really thought about it much until i faced the reality of death.

　　on november 9th, 1990, i received word that my national guard unit was beingactivated for operation desert shield. we would convoy to fort ben harrison,indiana, and then directly to saudi arabia. i had been in the guard for 10 yearsand never dreamed that we would be activated for a war, even though i knew itwas what we trained for. i went to my father and gave him the news. i couldsense he was uneasy about me going. we never discussed it much more, and eightdays later i was gone.

　　i have several close relatives who have been in the military during war time.my father and uncle were in world war ii, and two brothers and a sister servedin vietnam. while i was extremely uneasy about leaving my family to serve mycountry in a war zone, i knew it was what i had to do. i prayed that this wouldmake my father proud of me. my father is very involved in the veterans offoreign wars organization and has always been for a strong military. i was noteligible to join the veterans of foreign wars because i had not been in a warzone—a fact that always made me feel like i didn’t measure up in my father’seyes. but now here i was, his youngest son, being shipped off to a foreign land9,000 miles away, to fight a war in a country we had barely heard of before.

　　on november 17, 1990, our convoy of military vehicles rolled out of ruralgreenville, michigan. the streets were filled with families and well-wishers tosee us off. as we approached the edge of town, i looked out the window of mytruck and saw my wife, kim, my children, and mom and dad. they were all wavingand crying, except for my father. he just stood there, almost like a stonestatue. he looked incredibly old at that moment. i don’t know why, he justdid.

　　i was gone for that thanksgiving and missed our family’s dinner. there wasalways a crowd, with two of my sisters, their husbands and children, plus mywife and our family. it disturbed me greatly that i couldn’t be there. a fewdays after thanksgiving i was able to call my wife, and she told me somethingthat has made me look at my father in a different way ever since.

　　my wife knew how my father was about his emotions, and i could hear her voicequaver as she spoke to me. she told me that my father recited his usualthanksgiving prayer. but this time he added one last sentence. as his voicestarted to crack and a tear ran down his cheek, he said, “dear lord, pleasewatch over and guide my son, rick, with your hand in his time of need as heserves his country, and bring him home to us safely.” at that point he burstinto tears. i had never seen my father cry, and when i heard this, i couldn’thelp but start to cry myself. my wife asked me what was wrong. after regainingmy composure, i said, “i guess my father really does love me.”

　　eight months later, when i returned home from the war, i ran over and huggedmy wife and children in a flurry of tears. when i came to my father, i embracedhim and gave him a huge hug. he whispered in my ear, “i’m very proud of you,son, and i love you.” i looked that man, my dad, straight in the eyes as i heldhis head between my hands and i said, “i love you too, dad,” and we embracedagain. and then together, both of us cried.

　　ever since that day, my relationship with my father has never been the same.we have had many deep conversations. i learned that he’s always been proud ofme, and he’s not afraid to say “i love you” anymore. neither am i. i’m justsorry it took 29 years and a war to find it out.

　　"maybe you will forget those who shared pleasure with you, but you willremember those who tasted tears with you. " kahlil cirbran

　　“你也許會忘記那些與你一同笑過的人，但是你將永遠(yuǎn)記住那些與你一同傷心落淚的人�！�---- kahlil girbran

　　everyone has a lot of friends and he must have his own friendship as well.but usually only when you get into trouble, will you know what the truefriendship is. the friend in need is the friend in deed. only the real friendswill help you when you are in trouble. if you establish your friendship when youare in trouble, make it go on forever.

　　每個人都有很多朋友，也一定有屬于他自己的友誼。但是，通常只有當(dāng)你遇到困難時，你才能知道什么是真正的友誼�；茧y見真情，只有真正的朋友會在你身處困境時幫助你。如果你在逆境中將友誼建立，那么請讓它繼續(xù)到永遠(yuǎn)。

　　maybe a boy and a girl become good friends. they feel very happy when theyare each other, but other students may think that they have fallen in love. ifyou were one of them, what would you do? if i were in that position, i would notcare about what anyone else may say. i only care about her feeling. we shouldknow that our friendship is pure without anything bad mixed. friendship is veryimportant for everyone, so i will let my friendship last forever.

　　也許一個女孩和一個男孩成為了好朋友，他們在一起會感到很幸福。但是，其他同學(xué)會認(rèn)為他們相愛了。如果你是其中之一，你會怎么辦?如果是我，我將不會在乎別人說什么，我只在乎她的感覺。我們應(yīng)該明白，我們的友誼是純潔的，是不含任何雜質(zhì)的`。友誼對每個人都很重要，所以我會讓我們的友誼繼續(xù)下去。

　　everyone should know that he can not lose his opposite sex friends. if you donot make friends with your opposite sex classmates, then you have already losthalf of the friends. so you can make friends with all your classmates, and don'tbe shy. you should also pay enough attention to the friendship that you havealready established. don’t undermine it unless you want to hurt him. you shouldnever try to do so, for if you do that you will lose much in emotion.

　　每個人都應(yīng)該明白你不能失去異性的朋友如果你不與異性同學(xué)交朋友，那么你就已經(jīng)失去了一半朋友。所以你可以與你所有的同學(xué)交朋友，不要害羞。你同樣也應(yīng)該重視你已經(jīng)建立的友誼，不要破壞它，除非你想傷害他。不過，請不要去嘗試，如果你這么做你會失去太多的感情。

　　please cherish everything that you have already possessed. maybe you don'tcare about it now. but when you lose it, you will find that how important itis.

　　請珍惜你所擁有的一切也許你現(xiàn)在并不在乎，但當(dāng)你失去時你會發(fā)現(xiàn)它是多么的重要。

親情的英文演講稿 篇2

　　Some say love is consistant with passion, the desire of conquer one another with charisma and charm. While others criticize its legimacy, and argues that it is derived from none other than sexual attractions of basic animalistic instincts.

　　Love make people do crazy things, for example a girl who loves you so much that she cuts off you penis while you're asleep and toss it out the window or flush it down the toilet.

　　Friendship is a load of shit, a make-believe entity just like love. Friends are people you talk to from time to time, they are people who comes at you with smiles and hugs; but the second you turn your back on them, they will stab you from behind and slit your throat like a faggot that you are.

　　Family, our love for one another is beyond doubts. However, we're obligated to take care of our families, especially parents. Seriously, who else can they depend on by the time when their bodies are no longer responding well, and you have to change their adult diapers daily.

親情的英文演講稿 篇3

　　Dear,

　　Affection, like a signpost in confusion, guide the road ahead for you; Love, like a lamp, light up your life to go; Love, just like a cup of tea, can warm your heart.

　　At night, at home is not far away, can I see the figure of a little girl, sometimes here, now there, busy busy east west; Wash dry and dry here, there, hard-working. And near a look, the little girl, is me.

　　A lot of people, will produce question, why do I have to help my parents to work? Is this:

　　Every day, to see their parents that tired, busy busy east west, my heart arises spontaneously give a kind of idea: dont, I cant do what I can do? I can not help parents do something... The series of problems, however, the answer is only one answer, that is: I can.

　　Now, I have a holiday, can easily; And parents? Still want to work, busy. So, in the homework, I will help parents do some housework, dry with a dry, then I think of my childhood:

　　When I was a child, a sick, parents are busy. Once, I had a high fever, regardless of ones parents, carrying me to the hospital. The way the wind is so big, I shivering, mother seems to feel, without further ado, he put his own clothes wrapped in my body... The next day morning, my disease good, saw their parents the cross-eyed, was full of blood, from the parents eyes, I see, they didnt sleep a wink!

　　Love, is so precious! She is priceless treasure of mankind! She is a lifelong partner, it is mankinds greatest wealth!