【B1英语听力】油管超适合初学者的真实英语听力｜日常话题沉浸
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P1 · 【B1英语听力】油管超适合初学者的真实英语听力｜日常话题沉浸式磨耳朵｜自然语速+地道表达 p01 01 B1 English Listening Practice - The Beach (P1)
【B1英语听力】油管超适合初学者的真实英语听力｜日常话题沉浸式磨耳朵｜自然语速+地道表达 p01 01 B1 English Listening Practice - The Beach (P1)
发布于 2026-08-09 · 时长 3:31字幕摘录
| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | Hey everybody, welcome to this B1 English listening practice video. | 大家好 欢迎收看B1英语练习录影带 |
| 0:05 | You can use this video to train your listening and comprehension as I speak. | 你可以用这段视频来训练你的听力和理解力 |
| 0:09 | So today, I'm going to talk about the beach. | 所以今天我要谈谈海滩的事 |
| 0:12 | This is a subject that most people like, because most people like the beach. | 大多数人喜欢这个话题 因为大多数人喜欢海滩 |
| 0:16 | But I would say that I'm actually in that small minority of people that don't really | 但我会说,我实际上 在少数的人 不真正 |
| 0:19 | love the beach. | 喜欢海滩。 |
| 0:20 | I'd say that I sometimes like going to the beach, but honestly, I prefer other types | 我会说,我有时喜欢去海滩, 但说实话,我更喜欢其他类型 |
| 0:25 | of terrain. | 地形图 |
| 0:26 | But I'll get back to that later. | 但我待会再谈 |
| 0:28 | Let's talk about all the cool beach activities that you can do. | 让我们来谈谈你能做的 很酷的海滩活动 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
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| 1 | Hey everybody, welcome to this B1 English listening practice video. | 大家好 欢迎收看B1英语练习录影带 |
| 2 | You can use this video to train your listening and comprehension as I speak. | 你可以用这段视频来训练你的听力和理解力 |
| 3 | So today, I'm going to talk about the beach. | 所以今天我要谈谈海滩的事 |
| 4 | This is a subject that most people like, because most people like the beach. | 大多数人喜欢这个话题 因为大多数人喜欢海滩 |
| 5 | But I would say that I'm actually in that small minority of people that don't really | 但我会说,我实际上 在少数的人 不真正 |
| 6 | love the beach. | 喜欢海滩。 |
| 7 | I'd say that I sometimes like going to the beach, but honestly, I prefer other types | 我会说,我有时喜欢去海滩, 但说实话,我更喜欢其他类型 |
| 8 | of terrain. | 地形图 |
| 9 | But I'll get back to that later. | 但我待会再谈 |
| 10 | Let's talk about all the cool beach activities that you can do. | 让我们来谈谈你能做的 很酷的海滩活动 |
| 11 | First of all, there are a ton of cool sports that can be played in the sand, like volleyball, | 首先,还有一吨酷炫的体育 可以在沙子里玩 就像排球 |
| 12 | soccer, football, etc. | 足球,橄榄球等. |
| 13 | I've got to say that even though I'm not all that crazy about the beach, beach volleyball | 我得说 虽然我对海滩和沙滩排球 并不那么疯狂 |
| 14 | is one of the sports that I love the most. | 我最喜欢的运动之一。 |
| 15 | There's just something about moving and diving around in the sand that I really like. | 我很喜欢在沙子上移动和潜水 |
| 16 | And I'm fairly tall, so I have the advantage of being able to spike the ball over the net, | 我相当高, 所以我有优势 能够使球在网, |
| 17 | which is pretty fun. | 这很有趣。 |
| 18 | Soccer and football can also be fun to play on the beach, but for me I think I prefer | 足球和橄榄球也可以在海滩上玩玩,但是我觉得我更喜欢 |
| 19 | to play those sports on normal grass. | 在普通草地上运动 |
| 20 | It's just easier to move around, it's flat, and you can play on a bigger field. | 它只是更容易移动,它很平坦,你可以在更大的场地上玩. |
| 21 | So besides sports, of course one of the other things that people do on the sand is sunbathe. | 所以除了运动之外, 当然人们在沙子上所做的其他一件事就是晒太阳。 |
| 22 | Now this is something that I could never do in a million years, because I burn super easily. | 现在,这是我在一百万年里永远无法做到的, 因为我很容易燃烧。 |
| 23 | If you put me out in the sun for a few hours, I'd come back looking like a ripe tomato. | 如果你把我放进太阳里几个小时 我就会回来 看起来像一个成熟的番茄 |
| 24 | No joke. | 别开玩笑了 |
| 25 | I'm sure some of you might say something similar. | 我敢肯定,有些人可能会说类似的东西。 |
| 26 | Some of us get a nice tan when we're out in the sun, and some of us burn badly. | 有些人在太阳下晒黑后会晒黑,有些人烧得很严重. |
| 27 | I remember one of my all-time worst sunburns was when I went on a pretty long bike ride | 我记得我曾经最坏的太阳灼伤之一 就是当时我骑了很长的自行车 |
| 28 | wearing a sleeveless shirt. | 穿着无袖衬衫。 |
| 29 | It was kind of cloudy outside, so I didn't think I needed sunscreen, and boy was I wrong. | 外面有点云, 所以我不认为我需要防晒霜, 男孩是我错了。 |
| 30 | My arms were peeling for a long time after that day. | 那天之后,我的手臂已经剥了很长时间。 |
| 31 | Okay, so back to the beach. | 好吧,所以回到海滩。 |
| 32 | Let's talk about some of the different water activities now. | 现在谈谈一些不同的水活动. |
| 33 | Growing up, I did some boogie boarding, which I actually find pretty fun, it just doesn't | 长大了,我做了一些布吉登机, 我发现很有趣,只是不 |
| 34 | look as cool as surfing. | 像冲浪一样酷 |
| 35 | If you've never been boogie boarding before, it's when you have a rectangular board and | 如果你以前从没登机过 就得有长方形的板子 |
| 36 | you lie down on it, and when a big wave comes, it pushes you into the shore. | 你躺在上面 当大浪来时 它会把你推到岸上 |
| 37 | It's pretty fun. | 这很有趣。 |
| 38 | I've actually been thinking about learning to surf recently, because I've had a few different | 我最近一直在想学冲浪 因为我有几处不同 |
| 39 | students who were surfers, and they talked to me about it and made it sound pretty cool. | 学生是冲浪者, 他们和我谈论了这件事, 并把它听起来很酷。 |
| 40 | So maybe I might try it, but I don't think I'd be that good at it. | 所以也许我可以试试, 但我不认为我会那么好。 |
| 41 | Besides surfing and boogie boarding, there are also some other more exotic-looking activities | 除了冲浪和杂耍登机 还有其他一些更异国情调的活动 |
| 42 | like kite surfing and windsurfing, and some boat activities like jet skiing or sailing. | 比如风筝冲浪和风帆, 以及一些船只活动 比如喷气式滑雪或航行。 |
| 43 | I have been sailing before, but on the bay, not in the ocean. | 我曾经航行过,但是在海湾,不是在海洋。 |
| 44 | Sailing is something that would be cool to get into, but it takes a lot of practice, | 帆船是很酷的 进入,但它需要很多练习, |
| 45 | training, and dedication, and so I don't think I'll ever go that route. | 训练 奉献 所以我不认为我会走这条路 |
| 46 | Alright, so I mentioned earlier that I'm not a big beach guy, and that's mainly for | 好吧,所以我之前提到 我不是一个大海滩的家伙, 这主要是为了 |
| 47 | two reasons. | 两个原因。 |
| 48 | The first is the sun. | 其一为阳. |
| 49 | I burn easily. | 我很容易燃烧。 |
| 50 | And the second is that if I have free time, I prefer to go to other places, like the mountain, | 第二,如果我有空闲的时间, 我宁愿去其他地方, 像山, |
| 51 | the forest, the countryside, even the desert. | 森林,乡村,甚至沙漠 |
| 52 | So it's not that I don't like the beach, I just like other nature places better. | 这并不是说我不喜欢海滩 我只是喜欢其他自然的地方 |
| 53 | But despite that fact, I've lived close to the beach for most of my life, and I know | 但尽管如此 我一生大多时间都住在海滩附近 我知道 |
| 54 | I'm lucky for that. | 我很幸运 |
| 55 | Alright, so that's all for today. | 好了,今天就到这吧 |
| 56 | Leave a comment and tell me some of the things that you like doing at the beach. | 留下一个评论 告诉我一些你喜欢在海滩做的事 |
| 57 | I'll see you next video. | 下段视频见. |
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【B1英语听力】油管超适合初学者的真实英语听力｜日常话题沉浸式磨耳朵｜自然语速+地道表达 p02 02 B1 English Listening Practice - American Universities (P2)
发布于 2026-08-09 · 时长 5:07字幕摘录
| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
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| 0:00 | Hey everybody, welcome to this B1 English listening practice video. | 大家好 欢迎收看B1英语练习录影带 |
| 0:05 | You can use this video to practice your listening and comprehension as I speak. | 你可以用这段视频 来练习你的听力和理解 当我说话。 |
| 0:10 | You ready? | 你准备好了吗? |
| 0:11 | So today I'm going to talk about universities in the U.S. | 今天我要谈谈美国的大学。 |
| 0:15 | This is a subject that I'm sure a lot of you are interested in, because maybe you've | 我敢肯定你们很多人都对这个话题感兴趣 因为也许你们已经 |
| 0:19 | thought about studying in the U.S. | 考虑在美国学习. |
| 0:22 | So let's talk about some of the essentials that you need to know about American colleges. | 所以,让我们来谈谈一些你需要了解的关于美国大学的基本知识。 |
| 0:27 | So first things first, it's important that you know that in the U.S. we use the word | 所以,首先,重要的是你知道,在美国,我们用这个词 |
| 0:32 | college interchangeably with the word university. | 与大学一词互换 |
| 0:36 | You can say either of these words, and they refer to the same thing most of the time. | 你可以说这两个词中的任何一个,而且它们大多数时候都提到同样的事情. |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
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| 1 | Hey everybody, welcome to this B1 English listening practice video. | 大家好 欢迎收看B1英语练习录影带 |
| 2 | You can use this video to practice your listening and comprehension as I speak. | 你可以用这段视频 来练习你的听力和理解 当我说话。 |
| 3 | You ready? | 你准备好了吗? |
| 4 | So today I'm going to talk about universities in the U.S. | 今天我要谈谈美国的大学。 |
| 5 | This is a subject that I'm sure a lot of you are interested in, because maybe you've | 我敢肯定你们很多人都对这个话题感兴趣 因为也许你们已经 |
| 6 | thought about studying in the U.S. | 考虑在美国学习. |
| 7 | So let's talk about some of the essentials that you need to know about American colleges. | 所以,让我们来谈谈一些你需要了解的关于美国大学的基本知识。 |
| 8 | So first things first, it's important that you know that in the U.S. we use the word | 所以,首先,重要的是你知道,在美国,我们用这个词 |
| 9 | college interchangeably with the word university. | 与大学一词互换 |
| 10 | You can say either of these words, and they refer to the same thing most of the time. | 你可以说这两个词中的任何一个,而且它们大多数时候都提到同样的事情. |
| 11 | In other countries, this is not the case. | 在其他国家,情况并非如此。 |
| 12 | I'm sure if you go to the U.K. or Australia, you'll hear people use these words very differently, | 我敢肯定,如果你去英国或澳大利亚, 你会听到人们使用这些词 非常不同, |
| 13 | but since I'm an American, I tend to use the word college more frequently than university. | 但因为我是美国人, 我往往使用这个词 学院比大学更频繁。 |
| 14 | Let's talk a little bit about the cost of going to a four-year university in the U.S. | 浅谈美国四年制大学的办学成本. |
| 15 | Before we can calculate the average cost, we first need to distinguish between in-state | 在计算平均成本之前 我们首先需要区分州内 |
| 16 | and out-of-state tuition. | 和州外学费。 |
| 17 | What am I talking about here? | 我在说什么? |
| 18 | Well, if you attend a university that is located in the state where you live, where you went | 如果你就读于一所位于你所住的州立大学 |
| 19 | to high school, it's cheaper. | 到高中,它更便宜。 |
| 20 | If you decide to go to a university in another state, it's more expensive. | 如果决定去另一个州的大学,费用会更高. |
| 21 | This is what I'm referring to when I talk about in-state and out-of-state tuition. | 这就是我在谈论州内外学费时所说的. |
| 22 | The average in-state tuition for a four-year public university in the U.S. at this time | 目前美国一所四年制公立大学的平均州内学费 |
| 23 | is a little more than $25,000 per year. | 每年略多于25,000美元。 |
| 24 | I know, that's a lot. | 我知道,这是很多。 |
| 25 | But it's actually not that bad compared to out-of-state tuition. | 但与州外学费相比,实际上还不算太差. |
| 26 | The average out-of-state tuition for a four-year public university in the U.S. at this time | 此时美国一所四年制公立大学的平均州外学费 |
| 27 | is about $41,000 per year. | 每年约41 000美元。 |
| 28 | That's crazy, isn't it? | 这太疯狂了,不是吗? |
| 29 | I wish I could tell you that I were joking, but sadly I'm not. | 我希望我可以告诉你,我是在开玩笑, 但不幸的是,我不是。 |
| 30 | This is the reality of going to college in the U.S., so you definitely need to think | 这就是在美国上大学的现实,所以你一定要思考 |
| 31 | about this before you decide to study in an American university. | 在你决定去美国大学学习之前 |
| 32 | I was pretty lucky, because my college wasn't quite that expensive. | 我很幸运,因为我的大学并不昂贵。 |
| 33 | You might be wondering how people can afford to pay these astronomical tuition costs. | 你可能会在想 人们怎么支付这些天文学费 |
| 34 | The answer is student loans. | 答案是学生贷款。 |
| 35 | A student loan is money that the government lends to somebody to pay for college. | 学生贷款是政府借给某人用来支付大学费用的资金. |
| 36 | Sounds great, right? | 听起来不错吧? |
| 37 | Wrong. | 错. |
| 38 | After you graduate, you have to pay back all the money that the government gave you plus | 毕业后,要还清政府给你的钱 |
| 39 | interest. | 利息 |
| 40 | So after students graduate, they spend many years paying back their student loans. | 因此,学生毕业后,他们花了很多年时间还清学生贷款. |
| 41 | College is unbelievably expensive in the U.S. | 大学在美国是令人难以置信的昂贵。 |
| 42 | Alright, let's talk about the educational aspect of American universities. | 好吧,让我们谈谈美国大学的教育方面。 |
| 43 | In the U.S., students can choose their major, the subject they want to study, either before | 在美国,学生可以选择自己的主修课程,他们想学习的科目,无论是在 |
| 44 | or after starting college. | 或上大学后。 |
| 45 | Many students don't know what exactly they want to study, so they don't decide on a | 许多学生不知道他们到底想学习什么,所以他们不决定一个 |
| 46 | major until the end of their second year. | 主要到他们第二年结束。 |
| 47 | The way this works is that all students have general classes during their first two years. | 这样做的方式是,所有学生头两年都有普通班。 |
| 48 | One takes more or less the same types of classes – math, English, history, science, | 学习数学、英语、历史、科学 |
| 49 | etc. | 页:1 |
| 50 | Then, starting in their third year, students take classes specific to their major. | 之后,从三年级开始,学生会参加本科专业的特有课程. |
| 51 | So for example, I majored in English. | 例如,我主修英语。 |
| 52 | So during my third and fourth years of university, all my classes were related to English. | 在我大学的三四年级里, 我的所有课程都与英语有关。 |
| 53 | But during my first and second years, I had all general classes, not all English classes. | 但是在我一、二岁的时候,我所有普通课程,不是所有英文课程。 |
| 54 | This is why many people don't decide on a major until the end of their second year. | 这就是为什么很多人直到第二年结束才决定一个少校. |
| 55 | You don't really have to decide before then. | 在那之前你不必做决定 |
| 56 | I know this is really different from a lot of other university systems in other countries. | 我知道这真的不同于 其他国家的很多大学系统。 |
| 57 | Okay, lastly, let's talk about living on campus. | 好吧,最后,让我们谈谈 住在校园。 |
| 58 | This is something that many students do, especially in their first and second years. | 这是许多学生做的事情,特别是在他们的第一年和第二年。 |
| 59 | All universities have what we call dorms, which are like student apartments, but usually | 所有大学都有我们所谓的宿舍, 这就像学生公寓, 但通常 |
| 60 | very small. | 很小,我还不知道 |
| 61 | The dorms are located on the college campus, so it makes it really convenient for students | 宿舍都设在大学校园里 所以对学生很方便 |
| 62 | to walk to their classes. | 去上学 |
| 63 | The downside of living in the dorms is that you usually have to share your small living | 住在宿舍的缺点是 你通常不得不分享你的小生活 |
| 64 | space with other people. | 与他人的空间。 |
| 65 | If you get stuck with a bad roommate, you're in for a long year. | 如果你被一个糟糕的室友困住, 你进入了很长的一年。 |
| 66 | I've had some bad roommates in the past, unfortunately. | 我过去有过一些糟糕的室友, 不幸的是. |
| 67 | Another negative thing about living in the dorms is that if you're not into drinking | 住在宿舍里的另一个负面之处是 如果你不喜欢喝酒 |
| 68 | and partying, it can be pretty uncomfortable for you. | 和派对, 它会很不舒服你。 |
| 69 | Dorms are notorious for being places where students drink, party, and get into all kinds | 多姆是臭名昭著的 学生饮酒,聚会, 进入各种各样的地方 |
| 70 | of trouble. | 麻烦。 |
| 71 | So, you might want to consider that before you decide to live on campus. | 所以,你最好在决定住在校园之前先考虑一下。 |
| 72 | Okay, that's all for today. | 好吧,今天就到这里 |
| 73 | Leave a comment and tell me what your country's universities are like. | 请留言 告诉我贵国的大学是什么样子的 |
| 74 | I'll see you next video. | 下段视频见. |
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发布于 2026-08-09 · 时长 3:47字幕摘录
| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | Hey everybody, welcome to this B1 English listening practice video. | 大家好 欢迎收看B1英语练习录影带 |
| 0:05 | You can use this video to train your listening and comprehension as I speak. | 你可以用这段视频来训练你的听力和理解力 |
| 0:09 | You ready? | 你准备好了吗? |
| 0:10 | So today, I'm going to talk about Christmas. | 今天我要谈圣诞节的事 |
| 0:13 | I imagine this is a topic that many of you guys really like. | 我想这是你们很多人喜欢的话题 |
| 0:16 | Right now, we're in the middle of the Christmas season, so all kinds of festivities are taking | 现在,我们正处在圣诞节的中期, 所以各种各样的庆典正在采取 |
| 0:21 | place. | 地点。 |
| 0:22 | Let's talk first about when Christmas is celebrated. | 我们先谈谈圣诞节庆祝的时间 |
| 0:25 | In the U.S., Christmas is on December 25th, so this is the day that we're referring | 在美国,圣诞节是12月25日,所以今天我们指的是 |
| 0:30 | to when we say Christmas. | 当我们说圣诞节。 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hey everybody, welcome to this B1 English listening practice video. | 大家好 欢迎收看B1英语练习录影带 |
| 2 | You can use this video to train your listening and comprehension as I speak. | 你可以用这段视频来训练你的听力和理解力 |
| 3 | You ready? | 你准备好了吗? |
| 4 | So today, I'm going to talk about Christmas. | 今天我要谈圣诞节的事 |
| 5 | I imagine this is a topic that many of you guys really like. | 我想这是你们很多人喜欢的话题 |
| 6 | Right now, we're in the middle of the Christmas season, so all kinds of festivities are taking | 现在,我们正处在圣诞节的中期, 所以各种各样的庆典正在采取 |
| 7 | place. | 地点。 |
| 8 | Let's talk first about when Christmas is celebrated. | 我们先谈谈圣诞节庆祝的时间 |
| 9 | In the U.S., Christmas is on December 25th, so this is the day that we're referring | 在美国,圣诞节是12月25日,所以今天我们指的是 |
| 10 | to when we say Christmas. | 当我们说圣诞节。 |
| 11 | But I know that in many other countries, the 24th is actually more important than the 25th. | 但我知道,在很多其他国家,24号实际上比25号更重要. |
| 12 | It's common practice in plenty of countries to celebrate on the night of the 24th, and | 24日晚上庆祝是许多国家的常见做法 |
| 13 | in some countries, the party starts at midnight. | 在某些国家,派对从午夜开始。 |
| 14 | Many families in the U.S. also celebrate on Christmas Eve, the 24th, but it's not a given. | 美国许多家庭也在平安夜,即24日庆祝,但这不是一个给定. |
| 15 | Some people only have their family party on the 25th, the actual day of Christmas. | 有些人只在25日,即圣诞节当天举行家庭聚会. |
| 16 | I think nowadays, though, it's become customary for Americans to celebrate on Christmas Eve, | 我认为,现在,虽然, 这是习惯 美国庆祝圣诞夜, |
| 17 | and on Christmas Day, because it gives us an excuse to have two days of festivities | 和圣诞节, 因为它给我们一个借口 有两天的庆典 |
| 18 | instead of just one. | 而不是一个。 |
| 19 | So for example, when I was growing up, my family usually spent Christmas Eve with my | 例如,当我长大的时候, 我的家人通常和我度过圣诞夜 |
| 20 | dad's side of the family, and then Christmas Day with my mom's side of the family. | 爸爸是家里的一面 然后是圣诞节 和我妈是家里的一面 |
| 21 | This is fairly common in the U.S. now. | 这在美国现在相当普遍。 |
| 22 | Alright, now let's talk about presents. | 好吧,现在让我们谈谈礼物。 |
| 23 | I'm not a big fan of exchanging gifts, but I have to, because that's the tradition. | 我不是一个大粉丝 交换礼物, 但我必须,因为这是传统。 |
| 24 | In the U.S., we usually open presents on Christmas morning. | 在美国,我们通常在圣诞节早上开放礼物. |
| 25 | Children wake up early, and then wake their parents up, and then the children get to open | 孩子们早起,然后把父母吵醒 然后孩子们就开了 |
| 26 | up all the presents from under the tree and in their stockings. | 把树下和袜子上的礼物都拿出来 |
| 27 | Then, maybe later in the day, you get together with your relatives and exchange more gifts | 然后,也许在白天晚些时候, 你和你的亲戚在一起,交换更多的礼物。 |
| 28 | with them. | 与他们。 |
| 29 | I know that this is different from a lot of other countries, where people open their presents | 我知道这和很多其他国家不同 人们打开礼物 |
| 30 | on the night of the 24th. | 24号晚上 |
| 31 | Another thing that differs depending on your country is what you do during the Christmas | 另一种不同 取决于你的国家 是在圣诞节你做什么 |
| 32 | celebration. | 庆祝 |
| 33 | In many Latin American countries, it's common to sing and dance with your family during | 在许多拉美国家,常见的是 与你的家人一起歌舞 |
| 34 | the Christmas party, but this is a lot less common in the U.S. | 圣诞派对,但这在美国却少了很多 |
| 35 | It's more about talking, sharing a meal together, and catching up with relatives that you haven't | 更多是谈,一起吃饭, 追寻你没有的亲戚 |
| 36 | seen all year. | 一整年都这样 |
| 37 | Okay, now let's talk about the meal. | 好吧,现在让我们谈谈晚餐。 |
| 38 | There's a lot of variety when it comes to this, but some of the staples of the traditional | 说到这个,有很多种 但一些传统的主食 |
| 39 | American Christmas meal include ham, potatoes, salad, vegetables, dinner rolls, and plenty | 美国圣诞晚餐包括火腿、马铃薯、沙拉、蔬菜、晚餐卷和很多 |
| 40 | of yummy desserts. | 好吃的甜点 |
| 41 | Needless to say, this is one of the best meals of the year for most people. | 不用说,这对大多数人来说是一年中最好的一次。 |
| 42 | A couple of the traditional foods and drinks that my family has are cinnamon rolls and | 一对夫妇的传统食物和饮料 我家有肉桂卷和 |
| 43 | apple cider. | 苹果苹果苹果酒 苹果苹果苹果苹果苹果苹果酒 |
| 44 | I always look forward to having these two things every year. | 我总是期待每年有这两个东西。 |
| 45 | Okay, lastly, let's talk about decorations. | 好吧,最后,让我们谈谈装饰。 |
| 46 | This is perhaps the most visible element of the Christmas season. | 这也许是圣诞节最明显的元素。 |
| 47 | In the U.S., many, many people put up Christmas lights on the outside of their house and in | 在美国,很多人 都把圣诞灯 在他们的房子外面和在 |
| 48 | their front yard. | 他们的前院。 |
| 49 | I'd say there are a few different levels of how serious people get when it comes to their | 我想说,当人们面对他们 |
| 50 | Christmas lights. | 圣诞灯。 |
| 51 | Firstly, you've got your normal, casually lit houses that have just one or two streams | 首先,你有你正常的, 随意点燃的房子,只有一两个溪流 |
| 52 | of lights along the roof. | 沿着屋顶的灯光。 |
| 53 | Then you've got your houses that have a lot of lights and decorations and look very festive | 然后,你的房子 有很多灯光和装饰 并看起来非常喜庆 |
| 54 | and beautiful. | 和美丽的。 |
| 55 | And lastly, you've got your candy cane lane type of houses that are covered completely | 最后,你得到了你的糖果 手杖车道类型的房子 完全覆盖 |
| 56 | in impressive and creative decorations. | 在令人印象深刻和创造性的装饰。 |
| 57 | These are the houses that people come from all over the city just to see. | 这些是人们从整个城市来看的房子。 |
| 58 | I go with my family every year to see these houses. | 我每年都和家人一起去看房子 |
| 59 | They're really cool. | 他们真的很酷。 |
| 60 | And talking about decorations, there's the Christmas tree, which everyone loves. | 讲到装饰,有圣诞树,大家都爱它。 |
| 61 | I'm sure you all know about Christmas trees. | 我相信你们都知道圣诞树 |
| 62 | Okay, that's all for today. | 好吧,今天就到这里 |
| 63 | Leave a comment and tell me what your Christmas traditions are. | 请留言,告诉我你的圣诞传统是什么 |
| 64 | I'll see you next time. | 下次见 |
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发布于 2026-08-09 · 时长 3:25字幕摘录
| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | Hey everybody, welcome to this B1 English listening practice video. | 大家好 欢迎收看B1英语练习录影带 |
| 0:04 | You can use this video to practice your listening and comprehension as I speak. | 你可以用这段视频 来练习你的听力和理解 当我说话。 |
| 0:09 | You ready? | 你准备好了吗? |
| 0:10 | So today, I'm going to talk about the gym. | 今天,我要谈谈健身房的事。 |
| 0:12 | This is a pretty important topic because many people go to the gym and need to know some | 这是一个相当重要的话题 因为很多人去健身房 需要知道一些 |
| 0:16 | important terminology related to the gym. | 与健身房相关的重要术语. |
| 0:19 | Let's start out by talking about some of the most popular benches, machines, and apparatuses. | 我们先谈谈一些最受欢迎的长椅、机器和仪器。 |
| 0:24 | So the most popular and iconic station at the gym is probably the flat bench. | 因此体育馆最受欢迎和标志性的车站可能是平板凳. |
| 0:29 | This is where we bench press. | 我们坐在这里 |
| 0:31 | Of course, you can use the flat bench for tons of other exercises as well, but its primary | 当然,你也可以使用平板凳 吨其他练习,但是它的主要 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hey everybody, welcome to this B1 English listening practice video. | 大家好 欢迎收看B1英语练习录影带 |
| 2 | You can use this video to practice your listening and comprehension as I speak. | 你可以用这段视频 来练习你的听力和理解 当我说话。 |
| 3 | You ready? | 你准备好了吗? |
| 4 | So today, I'm going to talk about the gym. | 今天,我要谈谈健身房的事。 |
| 5 | This is a pretty important topic because many people go to the gym and need to know some | 这是一个相当重要的话题 因为很多人去健身房 需要知道一些 |
| 6 | important terminology related to the gym. | 与健身房相关的重要术语. |
| 7 | Let's start out by talking about some of the most popular benches, machines, and apparatuses. | 我们先谈谈一些最受欢迎的长椅、机器和仪器。 |
| 8 | So the most popular and iconic station at the gym is probably the flat bench. | 因此体育馆最受欢迎和标志性的车站可能是平板凳. |
| 9 | This is where we bench press. | 我们坐在这里 |
| 10 | Of course, you can use the flat bench for tons of other exercises as well, but its primary | 当然,你也可以使用平板凳 吨其他练习,但是它的主要 |
| 11 | use is for bench pressing. | 用于按板凳。 |
| 12 | Then you've got other types of benches such as the incline bench and the decline bench, | 还有其他类型的长椅 比如线条长椅和下降长椅 |
| 13 | and there are 90 degree seated benches too. | 还有90度的坐椅 |
| 14 | You can do all kinds of chest and shoulder presses on these benches, and you can use | 你可以做各种各样的胸和肩 压在这些长凳上,你可以使用 |
| 15 | dumbbells or barbells. | 哑铃或巴铃. |
| 16 | Dumbbells are the individual weights that are held in each hand, whereas a barbell is | 哑铃是每只手的每个重量,而巴铃是 |
| 17 | one long bar where you put weights on both sides and grip it with two hands. | 一个长条,你把重量放在两边 用两只手抓住它。 |
| 18 | Moving on from the benches, you've got another really important station in the gym, the squat rack. | 从长椅上继续,你有另一个非常重要的车站 在健身房,蹲架。 |
| 19 | If you go to the gym regularly, you'll know that the squat rack is always taken. | 如果你经常去健身房,你会知道 蹲架总是被拿走的。 |
| 20 | There's always someone using it, and unfortunately, most gyms only have two or three of them. | 总是有人使用它,不幸的是,大多数健身房只有两三个. |
| 21 | So don't expect to be able to use it at all during peak hours. | 所以不要指望能在高峰时段使用. |
| 22 | The reason why this apparatus is so popular is because it's the foundation for most | 这个机器之所以这么流行 是因为它是大部分人的基础 |
| 23 | leg workouts. | 腿运动。 |
| 24 | Leg day just wouldn't be the same without doing some squats. | 腿日只是不会是相同的 没有做一些蹲。 |
| 25 | Alright, besides benches and the squat rack, you've also got pull-up bars. | 好吧 除了长椅和蹲架 你还有拉杆 |
| 26 | This is where you can use your own body weight to work out your lats, your back muscles, | 你可以用自己的体重来锻炼你的脂肪,你的背肌, |
| 27 | by pulling yourself up. | 通过拉自己起来。 |
| 28 | This is one of the hardest exercises that exists. | 这是目前最困难的练习之一。 |
| 29 | I used to be pretty good at pull-ups, but now I'm not as fit as I used to be, so I'm | 我以前很擅长拉拉,但现在我并不像以前那样合适,所以我 |
| 30 | just average at them. | 只是他们平均。 |
| 31 | There are also a lot of machines that can be used for all the different muscle groups. | 也有很多机器可用于所有不同的肌肉组. |
| 32 | You've got machines for bicep curls, leg presses, hamstring extensions, shoulder presses, | 你有机器 双脚卷发 腿压 腿延伸 肩压 |
| 33 | lat pulls, and many other exercises. | 拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉拉 |
| 34 | Usually, the fancier the gym, the more state-of-the-art machines they have. | 通常,越喜欢健身房,他们拥有的先进机器就越多. |
| 35 | Other common gym equipment includes cables, medicine balls, jump ropes, and many other | 其他普通健身设备包括电缆、药丸、跳绳和许多其他 |
| 36 | things. | 东西。 |
| 37 | And lastly, you've got many machines used for cardio workouts. | 最后,你还有许多机器 用来做心肺运动 |
| 38 | The most popular of these is the treadmill, which is used to walk or run. | 其中最受欢迎的是用于行走或跑步的跑步机. |
| 39 | I hate the treadmill, because I like running outside in the fresh air, and I don't like | 我讨厌跑步机 因为我喜欢在新鲜空气中跑出去 我不喜欢 |
| 40 | the feeling of running and not actually going anywhere. | 有跑步的感觉,没有去任何地方。 |
| 41 | Besides the treadmill, there are also ellipticals, stairmasters, bicycles, and many other machines. | 除了跑步机,还有椭圆形,楼梯操纵器,自行车,以及其他许多机器. |
| 42 | Okay, so now let's just talk a little bit about the different muscle groups that you | 好了,现在我们来谈谈你不同的肌肉组 |
| 43 | work out at the gym. | 在体育馆工作。 |
| 44 | The major muscle groups would probably be the chest, the back, and the legs. | 主要肌肉组可能是胸部、背部和腿部。 |
| 45 | Your chest muscles are called your pecs. | 胸肌称为胸肌. |
| 46 | Your biggest back muscles are your lats and your traps. | 你最大的背部肌肉 是你的内裤和陷阱。 |
| 47 | And your leg muscles include your quads, your calves, your hamstrings, and you could probably | 你的腿肌肉包括你的四肢,你的小腿,你的腿腿,你可能 |
| 48 | include the glutes in there too. | 里面还有大肚子 |
| 49 | Your more minor muscle groups that you work out include your abs, your shoulders, and | 你锻炼出来的更小的肌肉组包括你的腹部,肩膀,以及 |
| 50 | your arms. | 你的手臂,你的双臂。 |
| 51 | Your shoulder muscles are called your deltoids, and your arm muscles are your biceps and triceps. | 你的肩部肌肉被称为你的三角肌,手臂肌肉则是你的二胞胎和三胞胎. |
| 52 | Okay, that's all for today. | 好吧,今天就到这里 |
| 53 | Leave a comment and tell me what type of exercises you like to do. | 留下一个评论,告诉我你喜欢什么样的练习. |
| 54 | I'll see you next time. | 下次见 |
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发布于 2026-08-09 · 时长 3:48字幕摘录
| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | Hey everybody, welcome to this B1 English listening practice video. | 大家好 欢迎收看B1英语练习录影带 |
| 0:04 | You can use this video to practice your listening and comprehension as I speak. | 你可以用这段视频 来练习你的听力和理解 当我说话。 |
| 0:09 | You ready? | 你准备好了吗? |
| 0:10 | So today, I'm going to talk about restaurants. | 所以,今天,我要谈谈餐馆。 |
| 0:13 | This is a topic that I could talk about all day, because I love eating out. | 我一整天都能讨论这个话题 因为我喜欢外出吃饭 |
| 0:17 | So let's talk specifically about American restaurants. | 我们来谈谈美国餐馆 |
| 0:20 | We could probably classify American restaurants into several different categories. | 我们可以把美国餐馆分为几类 |
| 0:24 | There are fast food restaurants, like your typical burger joints, like McDonald's, Burger | 有快餐店,像你的典型汉堡店, 像麦当劳,汉堡 |
| 0:28 | King, Jack in the Box, etc. | 国王,盒子里的杰克等等 |
| 0:31 | These would obviously be considered the lowest class restaurants. | 这些餐厅显然被认为是最底层的餐厅。 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
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| 1 | Hey everybody, welcome to this B1 English listening practice video. | 大家好 欢迎收看B1英语练习录影带 |
| 2 | You can use this video to practice your listening and comprehension as I speak. | 你可以用这段视频 来练习你的听力和理解 当我说话。 |
| 3 | You ready? | 你准备好了吗? |
| 4 | So today, I'm going to talk about restaurants. | 所以,今天,我要谈谈餐馆。 |
| 5 | This is a topic that I could talk about all day, because I love eating out. | 我一整天都能讨论这个话题 因为我喜欢外出吃饭 |
| 6 | So let's talk specifically about American restaurants. | 我们来谈谈美国餐馆 |
| 7 | We could probably classify American restaurants into several different categories. | 我们可以把美国餐馆分为几类 |
| 8 | There are fast food restaurants, like your typical burger joints, like McDonald's, Burger | 有快餐店,像你的典型汉堡店, 像麦当劳,汉堡 |
| 9 | King, Jack in the Box, etc. | 国王,盒子里的杰克等等 |
| 10 | These would obviously be considered the lowest class restaurants. | 这些餐厅显然被认为是最底层的餐厅。 |
| 11 | Then there are normal, average restaurants that are chains or franchises. | 然后是普通的普通餐馆 连锁店或特许店 |
| 12 | These places usually have locations all over the country, as well as multiple locations | 这些地方通常有遍布全国的地点以及多个地点. |
| 13 | in the same city. | 在同一个城市。 |
| 14 | Then you've got your normal, average restaurants that are individually or family owned. | 然后,你得到了你的正常,普通的餐厅 个人或家庭拥有。 |
| 15 | In the US, we sometimes call family owned businesses, ma and pa businesses. | 在美国,我们有时称家族为企业,马和爸爸为企业. |
| 16 | So some of the restaurants in this category could be called ma and pa restaurants. | 所以这个类别中的一些餐厅可以称为"妈和爸爸餐厅". |
| 17 | Then you've got your high end restaurants, which would be considered fine dining. | 然后,你得到了你的高端餐厅, 这会被认为是很好的晚餐。 |
| 18 | These can be really fancy and expensive, and if they're really highly acclaimed, they | 如果它们真的被高度赞誉的话 |
| 19 | might even have a Michelin star or two. | 甚至可能有一两颗米其林星 |
| 20 | Needless to say, most people can't afford to eat at these restaurants too often. | 不用说,大多数人都买不起这些餐馆的饭. |
| 21 | One other type of restaurant that's distinctly American is called a diner. | 另一种类型的餐馆 明显是美国人 叫做餐馆。 |
| 22 | Diners are restaurants that sell typical American food, like American breakfast food, burgers, | 晚餐是出售典型美国食品的餐馆,如美国早餐食品,汉堡, |
| 23 | sandwiches, steak, etc. | 三明治、牛排等 |
| 24 | A lot of diners sell breakfast all day, so you can order eggs, sausage, and pancakes | 很多餐馆整天卖早餐, 你可以点鸡蛋,香肠,煎饼 |
| 25 | at 9pm if you want. | 晚上九点 如果你想的话 |
| 26 | I've always loved diners, because they have a really American feel to them. | 我一直都很喜欢餐馆, 因为他们真的有美国人的感觉。 |
| 27 | Whenever I go on a road trip, I always look forward to stopping in the middle of nowhere | 每次我上路时 我总是期待在荒郊野外停车 |
| 28 | at one of these classic American diners. | 在那些经典的美国餐馆之一。 |
| 29 | You can always find diners off the highway in the middle of nowhere. | 你总能在路边找到餐厅 |
| 30 | Alright now let's talk about tipping in the US. | 好吧,现在让我们谈谈在美国小费。 |
| 31 | This is something that all foreigners need to know, because it's a custom that's different | 这是所有外国人都需要知道的事情, 因为这是一种不同的习俗 |
| 32 | in the US than it is in other countries. | 在美国比在其他国家。 |
| 33 | When you eat at a sit-down restaurant in the US, you're expected to give a tip for the | 在美国的一家坐卧餐厅吃饭时,你应该给点小费 |
| 34 | service you receive. | 服务。 |
| 35 | There are no exceptions here. | 这里没有例外。 |
| 36 | Even though it's not mandated by law, it's an unspoken rule that all Americans abide | 虽然法律没有规定,但所有美国人都要遵守一条不言而喻的规则 |
| 37 | by. | 由来. |
| 38 | You have to tip your waiter, whether you feel like it or not. | 无论你是否喜欢,你都必须给服务员小费。 |
| 39 | So now you might be wondering how much you have to tip. | 所以现在你可能会想知道你需要给多少小费。 |
| 40 | Well until recently, 15% has been the standard tip at most restaurants, but in the last few | 直到最近,15%一直是大多数餐馆的标准小费, 但最后几家 |
| 41 | years they've been trying to raise this. | 多年来他们一直试图提高这一点。 |
| 42 | Nowadays, many restaurants expect 18% or more, which I think is ludicrous. | 现在,很多餐厅 期望18%或更多, 我认为这是可笑的。 |
| 43 | I always give 15% no matter what, and this is still acceptable, but there's definitely | 我总是给15% 不管是什么, 这仍然是可以接受的, 但肯定有 |
| 44 | a visible effort on the part of restaurants to raise this percentage. | 餐馆方面明显努力提高这一百分比。 |
| 45 | So be aware of this if you're traveling to the US anytime soon. | 所以,要知道这一点 如果你旅行到美国 任何时间很快。 |
| 46 | Lastly, let's talk about the common expressions we use in the restaurant environment. | 最后,让我们谈谈我们在餐厅环境中使用的共同表达方式. |
| 47 | When you first enter the restaurant and talk to the host, you normally say how many people | 当你第一次进入餐厅 和主持人交谈, 你通常说多少人 |
| 48 | there are in your party. | 在你的派对里 |
| 49 | So you can say, can we have a table for two please? | 所以,你可以说,我们能有一个桌子 两? |
| 50 | And to order food, you can say a few different things. | 且欲令饭食,可说数种不同. |
| 51 | You could say, I'll have the cheeseburger, I'll take the cheeseburger, or can I have | 你可以说,我要芝士汉堡, 我要芝士汉堡, 或者我可以有 |
| 52 | the cheeseburger? | 芝士汉堡? |
| 53 | You can use any of these phrases and just substitute the word cheeseburger for whatever | 你可以使用任何这些短语 并只是替换 "芝士汉堡"一词 以任何 |
| 54 | dish you're ordering. | 你点的菜。 |
| 55 | If you want to ask the waiter for something else after you've already ordered, you can | 如果你想问服务生 你已经订购了其他东西,你可以 |
| 56 | just use the phrase, could I have? | 用这句话,我可以吗? |
| 57 | So for example, you could say, could I have another glass of water please? | 比如说,你可以说,我可以再喝杯水吗? |
| 58 | And one more note, in the US you don't ask for the check when you're done eating. | 还有一句 在美国 你吃完饭后不要求支票 |
| 59 | The waiter brings it to you without you asking. | 侍者不问带来. |
| 60 | I know this might seem weird, but it's the custom. | 我知道这看起来有点奇怪 但这是习惯 |
| 61 | Okay, that's all for today. | 好吧,今天就到这里 |
| 62 | Leave a comment and tell me what your favorite type of restaurant is. | 留下一个评论 告诉我你最喜欢的餐厅是什么类型 |
| 63 | I'll see you next time. | 下次见 |
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发布于 2026-08-09 · 时长 3:04字幕摘录
| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | Hey everybody, welcome to this B1 English listening practice video. | 大家好 欢迎收看B1英语练习录影带 |
| 0:05 | You can use this video to practice your listening and comprehension as I speak. | 你可以用这段视频 来练习你的听力和理解 当我说话。 |
| 0:09 | You ready? | 你准备好了吗? |
| 0:10 | So today, I'm going to talk about doctor's appointments. | 今天,我要谈谈医生的预约 |
| 0:14 | This is not one of my favorite topics because honestly, I hate going to the doctor. | 这不是我最喜欢的话题之一 因为说实话 我讨厌去看医生 |
| 0:18 | I'm sure some of you can sympathize with me on this one. | 我相信你们中有些人会同情我的 |
| 0:21 | Every time I have to go to the doctor, I get nervous, anxious, and I just can't wait until | 每次我必须去看医生,我就会紧张,焦虑,我等不及了 |
| 0:26 | everything's over. | 一切都结束了。 |
| 0:27 | But, that said, let's talk a little bit about the process of going to the doctor in the | 但是,说到这里,我们来谈谈 去医生那里 |
| 0:32 | US. | 美国。 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
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| 1 | Hey everybody, welcome to this B1 English listening practice video. | 大家好 欢迎收看B1英语练习录影带 |
| 2 | You can use this video to practice your listening and comprehension as I speak. | 你可以用这段视频 来练习你的听力和理解 当我说话。 |
| 3 | You ready? | 你准备好了吗? |
| 4 | So today, I'm going to talk about doctor's appointments. | 今天,我要谈谈医生的预约 |
| 5 | This is not one of my favorite topics because honestly, I hate going to the doctor. | 这不是我最喜欢的话题之一 因为说实话 我讨厌去看医生 |
| 6 | I'm sure some of you can sympathize with me on this one. | 我相信你们中有些人会同情我的 |
| 7 | Every time I have to go to the doctor, I get nervous, anxious, and I just can't wait until | 每次我必须去看医生,我就会紧张,焦虑,我等不及了 |
| 8 | everything's over. | 一切都结束了。 |
| 9 | But, that said, let's talk a little bit about the process of going to the doctor in the | 但是,说到这里,我们来谈谈 去医生那里 |
| 10 | US. | 美国。 |
| 11 | So first of all, it's important to talk about health insurance. | 因此,首先,讨论健康保险很重要。 |
| 12 | In the US, most people have health insurance, because without it, the cost of getting medical | 在美国,大多数人都有医疗保险, 因为没有它,获得医疗的费用 |
| 13 | treatment can be astronomical. | 治疗可以是天文的。 |
| 14 | But there's still a problem here, because the insurance itself also costs a lot of money. | 但是这里还存在问题,因为保险本身也花费了很多钱. |
| 15 | If you're single and you're just insuring yourself, the average cost per month is well | 如果你是单身,你只是保证自己, 每月平均成本很好 |
| 16 | over $300. | 超过300美元。 |
| 17 | However, if you're insuring your whole family, the average cost is over $800 per month. | 但是,如果你要保证你全家人的安全, 平均每月花费超过800美元。 |
| 18 | And even though you pay this huge amount of money for your monthly premium, you still | 即使你付了这么多钱 每月的保险费,你还是 |
| 19 | have to pay more money when you actually go to the doctor's office. | 当你去医生办公室时 得付更多钱 |
| 20 | It's crazy, I know. | 这太疯狂了,我知道。 |
| 21 | You might be thinking, why do people pay this much money? | 你可能会在想 为什么人们要付这么多钱? |
| 22 | Why don't they just not get health insurance? | 为什么他们不拿医疗保险? |
| 23 | Well, if you don't go to the doctor much and you don't need any major operations, | 如果你很少去看医生 也不需要大手术 |
| 24 | that would be fine. | 没关系 |
| 25 | But if something major happens to you or you get in an accident, you're going to pay | 但如果你出大事了或者出事了 你会付出代价的 |
| 26 | thousands and thousands of dollars to get treatment if you don't have insurance. | 如果你没有保险, 得到治疗的数千美元。 |
| 27 | So really, in my opinion, the main point of having insurance in the US is to make sure | 所以,真的,在我看来,在美国有保险的要点 是要确保 |
| 28 | you're covered for any major unexpected events. | 任何出乎意料的重大事件你都会被报道 |
| 29 | So now let's talk about the doctor's office. | 现在谈谈医生的办公室 |
| 30 | When you go to a new doctor for the first time, the receptionist usually makes you fill | 当你第一次去看新医生时 接待员通常会让你填满 |
| 31 | out a long form with all your past medical history. | 带着你过去的病史 长篇大论 |
| 32 | If you're a returning patient though, you don't need to do this. | 如果你是回归的病人, 你不需要这样做。 |
| 33 | So before you see the doctor, you've got to go with the nurse to measure your height, | 所以在看医生之前 你得和护士去测量你的身高 |
| 34 | weight, and blood pressure. | 体重和血压 |
| 35 | Since I get nervous at the doctor's office, my blood pressure reading is usually high | 我在医生的办公室很紧张 我的血压读数通常很高 |
| 36 | when they take it, so it always appears to them that I have high blood pressure. | 所以他们总觉得我有高血压 |
| 37 | After they take your measurements and everything, they leave you in the room alone and you have | 在他们拿走你的量度和一切之后 他们把你一个人留在房间里 |
| 38 | to wait for the doctor to come. | 等医生来 |
| 39 | Then you usually get about a 15 minute consultation with the doctor, and hopefully it's productive. | 然后通常你得到大约15分钟 与医生的诊疗, 希望它是富有成效的。 |
| 40 | But of course, I've had many appointments in my life that I felt were unproductive or | 当然了,我一生中有很多约会 感觉毫无效果 |
| 41 | rushed. | 快点 |
| 42 | It really depends on where you go and which doctor you get. | 这真的取决于你去哪里 和得到的医生。 |
| 43 | So lastly, the doctor writes you a prescription if you need one, and you pick up your medication | 最后,医生给你开个处方 如果你需要的话,你去拿药 |
| 44 | at the pharmacy. | 在药店。 |
| 45 | Also, if you need to see a specialist, the doctor refers you to one, and then you set | 而且,如果你需要看专家, 医生给你介绍一个, 然后你设置 |
| 46 | up that appointment when you can. | 等你有空再约 |
| 47 | Aside from all this, we also have private practice doctors that have their own offices | 除此之外,我们还有私人执业医生 有自己的办公室 |
| 48 | outside of this general system. | 在一般制度之外。 |
| 49 | They're usually much more flexible and can offer better care, but their resources are | 他们通常更灵活,可以提供更好的护理,但他们的资源是 |
| 50 | more limited. | 比较有限。 |
| 51 | Okay, that's all for today. | 好吧,今天就到这里 |
| 52 | Leave a comment and tell me how much a doctor's appointment costs in your country. | 留下一个评论 告诉我医生在贵国的预约费用 |
| 53 | I'll see you next time. | 下次见 |
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发布于 2026-08-09 · 时长 4:17字幕摘录
| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | Hey everybody, welcome to this B1 English listening practice video. | 大家好 欢迎收看B1英语练习录影带 |
| 0:05 | You can use this video to practice your listening and comprehension as I speak. | 你可以用这段视频 来练习你的听力和理解 当我说话。 |
| 0:10 | Before we start, remember to subscribe to the channel, click on the bell, and follow us on Instagram. | 在开始之前,请记住订阅频道,点击铃声,跟随我们使用Instagram. |
| 0:16 | You ready? | 你准备好了吗? |
| 0:17 | So today, I'm going to talk about natural disasters. | 因此,今天我要谈谈自然灾害。 |
| 0:21 | This is an interesting topic, because depending on where you live, | 这是一个有趣的话题, 因为取决于你住在哪里, |
| 0:25 | you might have to deal with natural disasters on a regular basis. | 您可能必须定期处理自然灾害。 |
| 0:29 | Let's go through some of the most notable disasters that occur throughout the world. | 让我们来经历一些 最显著的灾难 发生在全世界。 |
| 0:34 | First, let's talk about earthquakes. | 一,谈地震. |
| 0:37 | For a lot of people, this might just be the scariest disaster, | 对很多人来说,这可能是最可怕的灾难, |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hey everybody, welcome to this B1 English listening practice video. | 大家好 欢迎收看B1英语练习录影带 |
| 2 | You can use this video to practice your listening and comprehension as I speak. | 你可以用这段视频 来练习你的听力和理解 当我说话。 |
| 3 | Before we start, remember to subscribe to the channel, click on the bell, and follow us on Instagram. | 在开始之前,请记住订阅频道,点击铃声,跟随我们使用Instagram. |
| 4 | You ready? | 你准备好了吗? |
| 5 | So today, I'm going to talk about natural disasters. | 因此,今天我要谈谈自然灾害。 |
| 6 | This is an interesting topic, because depending on where you live, | 这是一个有趣的话题, 因为取决于你住在哪里, |
| 7 | you might have to deal with natural disasters on a regular basis. | 您可能必须定期处理自然灾害。 |
| 8 | Let's go through some of the most notable disasters that occur throughout the world. | 让我们来经历一些 最显著的灾难 发生在全世界。 |
| 9 | First, let's talk about earthquakes. | 一,谈地震. |
| 10 | For a lot of people, this might just be the scariest disaster, | 对很多人来说,这可能是最可怕的灾难, |
| 11 | because it can strike at any moment without any notice. | 因为它可以随时攻击 没有任何通知。 |
| 12 | That being said, the vast majority of earthquakes are minor and cause little to no damage. | 尽管如此,绝大多数地震都是轻微的,没有造成什么破坏。 |
| 13 | As a California native, I've obviously witnessed my share of earthquakes, | 作为一名加州本地人, 我显然目睹了我的地震份额, |
| 14 | but I've only ever really experienced one major earthquake. | 但我只经历过一次大地震 |
| 15 | It just so happens that I was at the gym, and when the earthquake started, | 我只是碰巧在健身房, 当地震开始, |
| 16 | all the weights and machines started shaking. | 所有的重量和机器开始摇晃。 |
| 17 | I was definitely a little freaked out. | 我肯定有点吓坏了。 |
| 18 | But that's really the only time I've been in a big earthquake. | 但这是唯一一次 我经历了大地震。 |
| 19 | If you live in certain parts of the world, you might never have experienced an earthquake in your whole life. | 如果你生活在世界的某些地方, 你可能从来没有经历过地震 在你的整个生命。 |
| 20 | For example, my Brazilian students usually tell me that they've never been in an earthquake before. | 例如,我的巴西学生通常告诉我,他们从来没有发生过地震. |
| 21 | But on the other hand, my students from Chile and Japan | 但另一方面,我的学生 从智利和日本 |
| 22 | tell me that they feel an earthquake almost every week. | 告诉我他们几乎每星期都会有地震 |
| 23 | For most of us, that seems insane. | 对我们大多数人来说 这似乎很疯狂 |
| 24 | And what about you? | 那你怎么办? |
| 25 | Have you ever been in an earthquake before? | 你以前经历过地震吗? |
| 26 | Okay, so now let's talk about hurricanes. | 好吧,现在让我们谈谈飓风。 |
| 27 | Hurricanes can be some of the most destructive events imaginable. | 飓风可能是可想象到的最具破坏性的事件。 |
| 28 | Take Hurricane Katrina, for instance. | 比如说卡特里娜飓风 |
| 29 | This Category 5 hurricane absolutely devastated the city of New Orleans, | 这五级飓风彻底摧毁了新奥尔良市 |
| 30 | and caused almost 2,000 deaths and over $125 billion in damage. | 并造成近2 000人死亡和超过1 250亿美元的损失。 |
| 31 | Of course, not all hurricanes are this catastrophic, | 当然,并非所有的飓风都是如此灾难性的, |
| 32 | but all hurricanes cause some damage when they hit land. | 但所有飓风都给陆地造成破坏 |
| 33 | Thankfully, I've never been affected by a hurricane before, | 谢天谢地,我从来没有受到过飓风的影响 |
| 34 | since I'm from the west coast of the U.S., which is never affected by hurricanes. | 因为我来自美国西海岸 从来没有受到飓风的影响 |
| 35 | But for people living on the south and east coasts, these storms pose a constant threat. | 但对于生活在南岸和东岸的人们来说,这些风暴构成了不断的威胁. |
| 36 | I can't imagine what it would feel like to know that there's a hurricane headed straight in my direction. | 我无法想象有一场飓风朝我的方向前进 会有什么感觉 |
| 37 | I hope I never find out. | 我希望我永远不会知道。 |
| 38 | Alright, another natural disaster that can cause all kinds of damage is a tornado. | 另一场能造成各种破坏的自然灾害是龙卷风 |
| 39 | Tornadoes are a phenomenon that happen in the middle of the U.S., | 龙卷风是发生在美国中部的一种现象, |
| 40 | in states like Oklahoma, Kansas, and Nebraska, where the landscape is really flat. | 在俄克拉荷马州,堪萨斯州, 和内布拉斯加州, 那里的地貌非常平坦。 |
| 41 | You might have seen tornadoes featured in American movies before, | 你可能见过龙卷风在美国电影中出现过 |
| 42 | where the people have to take shelter underground and wait for the tornado to pass by their town. | 在那里人们不得不躲在地下 等待龙卷风经过他们的城镇 |
| 43 | I'm glad that I've never gotten caught in the path of a tornado before. | 我很高兴我从未陷入过龙卷风 |
| 44 | Alright, one more natural disaster that affects people all over the world is floods. | 好吧,另一个自然灾害 影响全世界人民 是洪水。 |
| 45 | Floods can happen in all kinds of different places. | 洪水可以在各种不同的地方发生. |
| 46 | If you live in a city that doesn't have a high level of infrastructure, | 如果你住在一个没有高度基础设施的城市, |
| 47 | it's likely that you've seen some flooding before. | 很可能你以前见过洪水 |
| 48 | In Mexico, for example, many parts of the big cities flood every time there's heavy rain. | 例如在墨西哥,每逢暴雨,大城市的许多地方都会发生洪灾. |
| 49 | The parts of the city that are at a lower altitude become like lakes and rivers, | 城市中海拔较低的部分 像湖泊和河流一样 |
| 50 | and drivers have a hard time navigating. | 车手很难驾驭 |
| 51 | Sometimes, the cars just stop and wait for the rain to subside and for the water to clear out. | 有时,汽车只是停下来等待雨的消退和水的清空. |
| 52 | As you can imagine, the traffic becomes a complete mess. | 交通变得一团糟。 |
| 53 | I really hate the rainy season in Mexico, because all of this is a normal occurrence. | 我真的很讨厌墨西哥的雨季, 因为这一切都是正常的。 |
| 54 | Floods may not be the scariest natural disaster, | 洪水可能不是最可怕的自然灾害, |
| 55 | but they can be a huge inconvenience and they can become dangerous. | 但它们可能是一个巨大的不便 并且会变得危险。 |
| 56 | Which natural disaster seems the scariest to you? | 什么样的自然灾害对你来说是最可怕的? |
| 57 | Alright, that's all for today. | 好了,今天就到这里 |
| 58 | Leave a comment and tell me if you've ever experienced a natural disaster. | 请留言,告诉我你是否经历过自然灾害 |
| 59 | And remember to subscribe to the channel, | 记得订阅频道, |
| 60 | click on the bell, | 点击铃声, |
| 61 | and follow us on Instagram for more English tips and lessons. | 跟着我们学习Instagram 更多的英语小说和课程 |
| 62 | I'll see you next time. | 下次见 |
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【B1英语听力】油管超适合初学者的真实英语听力｜日常话题沉浸式磨耳朵｜自然语速+地道表达 p08 08 B1 English Listening Practice - Immigration (P8)
发布于 2026-08-09 · 时长 4:45字幕摘录
| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | Hey everybody! | 大家好! 大家好! 大家好! 你们好! |
| 0:01 | Welcome to this B1 English Listening Practice video. | 欢迎收看B1英语听力练习视频. |
| 0:05 | You can use this | 你可以用这个 |
| 0:06 | video to practice your listening and comprehension as I speak. | 录像来练习你的听力和理解 |
| 0:10 | Before we start, remember to subscribe | 在开始前,请记住订阅 |
| 0:12 | to the channel, click on the bell, and follow us on Instagram. | 到频道,点击铃声, 跟着我们Instagram。 |
| 0:17 | You ready? | 你准备好了吗? |
| 0:18 | So today, I'm going to | 所以,今天,我会 |
| 0:19 | talk about immigration. | 谈移民问题。 |
| 0:21 | This is a really relevant topic for today, because as the world becomes more | 这是今天真正相关的话题, 因为随着世界变得更加 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hey everybody! | 大家好! 大家好! 大家好! 你们好! |
| 2 | Welcome to this B1 English Listening Practice video. | 欢迎收看B1英语听力练习视频. |
| 3 | You can use this | 你可以用这个 |
| 4 | video to practice your listening and comprehension as I speak. | 录像来练习你的听力和理解 |
| 5 | Before we start, remember to subscribe | 在开始前,请记住订阅 |
| 6 | to the channel, click on the bell, and follow us on Instagram. | 到频道,点击铃声, 跟着我们Instagram。 |
| 7 | You ready? | 你准备好了吗? |
| 8 | So today, I'm going to | 所以,今天,我会 |
| 9 | talk about immigration. | 谈移民问题。 |
| 10 | This is a really relevant topic for today, because as the world becomes more | 这是今天真正相关的话题, 因为随着世界变得更加 |
| 11 | globalized, immigration becomes more common. | 全球化、移徙变得更加普遍。 |
| 12 | Nowadays, more and more people are considering | 现在,越来越多的人考虑 |
| 13 | immigrating abroad for different reasons. | 出于不同的原因移民国外. |
| 14 | Some people leave the country looking for a better job, | 有些人出国寻找更好的工作 |
| 15 | some people are looking for a safer environment, and some simply want a change of scenery. | 有些人正在寻找一个更安全的环境,有些人只是想改变风景。 |
| 16 | All in all, there are a plethora of reasons one might choose to immigrate. | 总之,人们可能选择移民的原因很多。 |
| 17 | I personally have lived abroad for almost four years, and so I too have had a lot of | 我个人在国外生活了将近四年 所以我也有很多 |
| 18 | immigration. | 移民问题。 |
| 19 | So, let's talk about the pros of immigrating to another country, | 那么,让我们谈谈移民到另一个国家, |
| 20 | and then we'll talk about the cons as well. | 然后我们再谈那些骗子 |
| 21 | So the first positive that comes to mind is the | 所以第一个积极因素就是 |
| 22 | cultural experience. | 文化体验. |
| 23 | Forcing yourself out of your comfort zone can always bring benefits, | 离开你的舒适地带 总是能带来好处 |
| 24 | regardless of how difficult it is for you. | 不管你有多难 |
| 25 | Before I moved abroad, I still hadn't broken out of my | 搬去国外之前,我还没逃出来 |
| 26 | shell, so to say. | 壳,所以说。 |
| 27 | But once I started my life in a foreign country, my horizons expanded. | 但一旦我开始在外国生活,我的视野就会扩大. |
| 28 | I made new | 我做了新东西 |
| 29 | friends, I tried new activities, and I spoke a new language. | 朋友们,我尝试了新的活动,我讲了一种新的语言。 |
| 30 | Granted, it's not easy to make all | 同意,这不容易做到所有 |
| 31 | these changes, but it's such a great learning experience. | 这些变化, 但它是一个伟大的学习经验。 |
| 32 | You discover all kinds of new things | 你发现各种新事物 |
| 33 | along the way, especially about yourself. | 特别是你自己 |
| 34 | You realize what things about your life you really | 你知道你的生活是什么吗? |
| 35 | value, and what things you're willing to change. | 还有你愿意改变的东西 |
| 36 | Okay, another positive about immigrating to a new | 好吧,另一个积极的 移民到一个新的 |
| 37 | country is that it can sometimes provide you with more career opportunities. | 国家有时会为您提供更多职业机会。 |
| 38 | I've had tons of | 我有过很多次 |
| 39 | abroad because they have the opportunity to grow in their career and earn more money to support | 在国外,因为他们有机会在事业中成长,并赚取更多的钱来支持 |
| 40 | their family. | 他们的家人。 |
| 41 | In some countries, salaries are low, or the currency isn't strong, and so it might make | 在一些国家,工资很低,或者货币不坚挺,所以可能 |
| 42 | sense economically for people to move somewhere else. | 感觉在经济上人们迁移到别的地方。 |
| 43 | One last positive thing about immigrating | 移民的最后一件好事 |
| 44 | is that it gives you a chance to learn a new language. | 让你有机会学习新语言 |
| 45 | When you're forced to speak a foreign | 当你被迫说外国语时 |
| 46 | language to do all the things that you need to do, you learn a lot faster. | 语言来做你需要做的事情, 你学得更快。 |
| 47 | It's definitely stressful, | 这绝对是压力很大, |
| 48 | but it could be that last piece of the puzzle that you need in order to master a language. | 但它可能是你需要的最后一个谜题 为了掌握一种语言。 |
| 49 | For example, my Spanish improved a ton after I moved to Mexico. | 例如,我的西班牙语在移居墨西哥后提高了一吨。 |
| 50 | Alright, now let's talk about | 好吧,现在让我们谈谈 |
| 51 | some cons of moving abroad. | 迁居国外的骗子 |
| 52 | The absolute worst thing about immigrating is that you're probably | 移民最糟糕的是 你可能已经... |
| 53 | leaving loved ones behind. | 留下亲人 |
| 54 | No matter how exciting it is for you to live in your new country, | 无论你生活在你的新国家多么激动人心 |
| 55 | you can't help but miss your family and friends back home. | 你不能不想念你的家人和朋友回家。 |
| 56 | Sure, you can call them or video chat | 当然,你可以叫他们或视频聊天 |
| 57 | with them, but it's no substitute for actually being with them in the flesh. | 和他们在一起,但不能代替 和他们在一起 |
| 58 | It might get easier | 可能会变容易 |
| 59 | over time, but you'll never stop missing your loved ones. | 随着时间的推移, 但你永远不会停止 想念你的亲人。 |
| 60 | Another negative about moving abroad | 又一个关于出国的负面消息 |
| 61 | is culture shock. | 是文化冲击。 |
| 62 | I already talked about the positives that can come from exposing yourself | 我已经说过了 暴露自己能带来什么积极因素 |
| 63 | to another culture, but sometimes it's not that great. | 但有时也没那么好 |
| 64 | Regardless of how interested you are in a | 无论你对一个 |
| 65 | foreign culture, you'll never adopt 100% of their values and norms. | 外国文化,你永远不会百分之百采纳他们的价值观和规范. |
| 66 | Heck, we don't even agree with | 我们甚至不同意 |
| 67 | 100% of our own culture's values. | 我们自己文化价值的100%. |
| 68 | Culture shock is inevitable when you move abroad, because you | 文化冲击是不可避免的 当你移居国外, 因为你 |
| 69 | have so many opportunities for misunderstandings, miscommunications, and exposure to foreign ideas. | 有这么多的机会 误解,错误的沟通, 和暴露 外国的想法。 |
| 70 | I've experienced my share of culture shock throughout my time abroad. | 我在国外经历了我那段文化的冲击 |
| 71 | It's something that | 这是的东西 |
| 72 | you simply have to expect when you put yourself in this sort of situation. | 你只是需要期待 当你把自己 陷入这种局面。 |
| 73 | One last negative about | 最后一个负数 |
| 74 | immigrating is that you might lose your sense of where home is. | 移民意味着你可能会失去对家乡的认识。 |
| 75 | After you spend a significant | 在你花大钱之后 |
| 76 | time abroad, you might start to realize that you don't really know where you consider your home to | 在国外的时间,你可能开始意识到 你不是真的知道你认为你的家在哪里 |
| 77 | be. | 将。 |
| 78 | Of course, if you just spend a year abroad, you'll probably come back home afterwards and | 当然,如果你在国外呆一年, 你可能会回来以后, |
| 79 | adapt without issue. | 适应无问题。 |
| 80 | But if you live abroad for multiple years, you might find that when you return | 但如果你在国外生活了好几年 你回来以后可能会发现 |
| 81 | back to your home country, you experience reverse culture shock. | 回到祖国,你经历反向文化冲击。 |
| 82 | The things that used to be normal | 以前很正常的东西 |
| 83 | for you are now foreign. | 因为你现在是外国人 |
| 84 | Weird, huh? | 很奇怪,是吗? |
| 85 | Okay, now I'm going to ask you three questions about today's | 好吧,现在我要问你三个问题 关于今天的 |
| 86 | video to check your comprehension. | 视频来检查你的理解度。 |
| 87 | Write your answers in a comment down below. | 把答案写在下面 |
| 88 | Number one, how long have I lived abroad for? | 第一,我在国外住了多久? |
| 89 | Number two, what do I consider the worst thing about | 第二,我认为最糟糕的是什么? |
| 90 | moving abroad? | 出国? |
| 91 | And number three, what might happen to you if you return home after having lived abroad | 第三,如果你在国外住过以后回家 会怎么样? |
| 92 | for many years? | 这么多年了? |
| 93 | Alright, before we go, remember to subscribe to the channel, click on the bell, | 好吧,我们走之前,记得订阅频道,点击铃声, |
| 94 | and follow us on Instagram for more English tips and lessons. | 跟着我们学习Instagram 更多的英语小说和课程 |
| 95 | I'll see you next time. | 下次见 |
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【B1英语听力】油管超适合初学者的真实英语听力｜日常话题沉浸式磨耳朵｜自然语速+地道表达 p09 09 B1 English Listening Practice - Adulthood (P9)
发布于 2026-08-09 · 时长 4:40字幕摘录
| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | Hey everybody, welcome to this B1 English listening practice video. | 大家好 欢迎收看B1英语练习录影带 |
| 0:05 | You can use this video to practice your listening and comprehension as I speak. | 你可以用这段视频 来练习你的听力和理解 当我说话。 |
| 0:10 | Before we start, remember to subscribe to the channel, click on the bell, and follow | 开始前,记得订阅频道,点击铃声,跟随 |
| 0:15 | 我们的Instagram。 | |
| 0:16 | You ready? | 你准备好了吗? |
| 0:22 | So today, I'm going to talk about adulthood. | 所以今天,我要谈谈成年问题。 |
| 0:25 | This is a topic that many of you can relate to because I assume that the majority of my | 这个话题你们中许多人可以提到,因为我假设,我的大部分人 |
| 0:29 | viewers are adults. | 观者为大人. |
| 0:31 | Some of us wish we were still kids sometimes, but there's nothing we can do to roll back | 我们中有些人希望我们有时还是孩子 但是我们什么也做不了 |
| 0:35 | the time. | 时间 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
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| 1 | Hey everybody, welcome to this B1 English listening practice video. | 大家好 欢迎收看B1英语练习录影带 |
| 2 | You can use this video to practice your listening and comprehension as I speak. | 你可以用这段视频 来练习你的听力和理解 当我说话。 |
| 3 | Before we start, remember to subscribe to the channel, click on the bell, and follow | 开始前,记得订阅频道,点击铃声,跟随 |
| 4 | 我们的Instagram。 | |
| 5 | You ready? | 你准备好了吗? |
| 6 | So today, I'm going to talk about adulthood. | 所以今天,我要谈谈成年问题。 |
| 7 | This is a topic that many of you can relate to because I assume that the majority of my | 这个话题你们中许多人可以提到,因为我假设,我的大部分人 |
| 8 | viewers are adults. | 观者为大人. |
| 9 | Some of us wish we were still kids sometimes, but there's nothing we can do to roll back | 我们中有些人希望我们有时还是孩子 但是我们什么也做不了 |
| 10 | the time. | 时间 |
| 11 | So first, let's talk about some of the most notable differences that exist between childhood | 所以,首先,让我们谈谈一些 最显著的区别 在童年时期存在 |
| 12 | and adulthood. | 和成年时。 |
| 13 | The first thing that comes to mind is the responsibility that comes with being an adult. | 首先想到的是作为成年人的责任。 |
| 14 | This is something that most kids and teenagers underestimate about adulthood. | 多数孩子和青少年都低估了这个成年问题。 |
| 15 | For example, when I was in high school, I couldn't wait to be an adult. | 例如,高中时,我迫不及待地想成为成年人. |
| 16 | I thought the responsibilities wouldn't be as hard as everyone always told me they'd | 我以为责任不会像大家常说的那么难 |
| 17 | be. | 将。 |
| 18 | But boy was I wrong. | 但我错了 |
| 19 | Young people simply can't imagine all the challenges that adulthood presents. | 年轻人根本无法想象成年带来的所有挑战。 |
| 20 | Of course, they know that they'll probably get married, move out of their parents' house, | 当然,他们知道 他们可能会结婚, 搬出父母的家, |
| 21 | and of course have a career and make enough money to support a family. | 当然还有事业 赚到足够的钱养家糊口 |
| 22 | It sounds relatively straightforward, but it's definitely harder than we think it is | 听起来很直截了当 但绝对比我们想象的难 |
| 23 | when we're still young. | 当我们还年轻的时候。 |
| 24 | It was a challenge for me to become independent from my parents because they'd always paid | 我从父母那里独立出来是个挑战 因为他们总是付钱 |
| 25 | for everything and helped me with all my problems. | 帮助我解决所有的问题 |
| 26 | When you take that security away, it's a little scary for a young adult. | 当你把保安带走, 这对一个年轻的成年人来说有点可怕。 |
| 27 | Becoming financially independent is undoubtedly one of the hardest things about being an adult. | 在经济上独立无疑是成年后最困难的事情之一。 |
| 28 | For example, those of you who pay rent know that it can sometimes be a struggle, especially | 例如,你们这些付房租的人知道,有时这可能会是一场斗争,特别是 |
| 29 | if you're still in an early stage of your career. | 如果你还在职业生涯的早期阶段 |
| 30 | I think that parents should spend a lot of time teaching their kids about financial responsibility. | 我认为父母应该花很多时间 教孩子如何承担经济责任 |
| 31 | This way, when they're adults, they won't have to learn everything from scratch. | 这样,当他们成年时,他们就不用从零开始学习一切了. |
| 32 | They'll already have a good foundation to build upon. | 他们已经有一个良好的基础 在此基础上。 |
| 33 | How about you? | 你怎么样? |
| 34 | Was it hard for you to become financially independent? | 你很难在经济上独立吗? |
| 35 | Aside from the financial aspect, the other huge responsibility is getting married and | 除了经济方面之外,另一个巨大的责任是结婚和 |
| 36 | raising children. | 养育子女。 |
| 37 | Choosing the right husband or wife is one of the most critical decisions we'll ever | 选择合适的丈夫或妻子是我们最关键的决定之一 |
| 38 | make. | 做起来。 |
| 39 | If you choose wrong, you're going to have to live with the consequences of that for | 如果你选择错了, 你将不得不忍受后果 对于 |
| 40 | the rest of your life. | 你余生都会这样 |
| 41 | However, even if you choose the right spouse, you're still going to face all kinds of challenges | 然而,即使你选择了合适的配偶,你仍然会面对各种挑战 |
| 42 | in your marriage. | 在你的婚姻中。 |
| 43 | That's a given. | 这是给定的。 |
| 44 | It's our responsibility to work with our spouse as a team to overcome these challenges. | 我们有责任与我们的配偶作为团队一起克服这些挑战. |
| 45 | Those of you who are married know exactly what I'm talking about. | 你们这些已婚的人完全知道我在说什么 |
| 46 | And of course, everything gets a little more complicated when we have kids. | 当然,当我们有孩子时, 一切都会变得更复杂。 |
| 47 | At that point, you take on much more responsibility. | 那时,你承担更多的责任。 |
| 48 | Okay, now let's talk about some of the positives of being an adult. | 好吧,现在让我们谈谈一些 积极的成年人。 |
| 49 | For me, one of the best things is being able to make decisions for myself. | 对我来说,最好的一件事是能够为自己作出决定。 |
| 50 | When you're an adult, you get to decide your own future. | 成年后可以决定自己的未来. |
| 51 | You can choose the path you want to take. | 你可以选择你想走的道路。 |
| 52 | This isn't easy, but I think it's exciting. | 这不容易 但我觉得很刺激 |
| 53 | You get to pick your career, your spouse, your residence, etc., etc. | 你可以选择你的事业,你的配偶,你的住所等. |
| 54 | Another great thing about being an adult is that you understand the world better. | 成为成年人的另一个伟大之处在于 你更了解这个世界 |
| 55 | When you're a child, you still have a limited view of the world around you and you have | 当你还是个孩子时, 你对周围世界的视线仍然有限, |
| 56 | limited experience. | 经验有限。 |
| 57 | But as an adult, you're able to see things more clearly. | 但是作为一个成年人,你能够更清楚地看到事物. |
| 58 | In turn, this means that you solve problems more effectively and learn from your mistakes | 换句话说,这意味着你更有效地解决问题并从错误中吸取教训 |
| 59 | more easily. | 比较容易。 |
| 60 | One last positive about being an adult is that you can accomplish more. | 成为成年人的最后一个积极因素就是,你可以完成更多的工作。 |
| 61 | With the exception of child prodigies, people in general achieve the most when they're | 除了儿童天才之外,一般人只要是 |
| 62 | fully grown. | 完全成长。 |
| 63 | As an adult, you've probably already studied and gained experience, so you're more prepared | 作为一个成年人,你可能已经 学习和积累了经验, 所以你更准备 |
| 64 | to do significant things with your life. | 做重要的事情与你的生活。 |
| 65 | I hope I can achieve a lot in my adult life, and I'll definitely continue setting goals | 我希望我能在成人生活中实现很多目标 我一定会继续设定目标 |
| 66 | for myself to make sure I do that. | 为了我自己,确保我这样做。 |
| 67 | Okay, now I'm going to ask you three questions about today's video to check your comprehension. | 好吧,现在我要问你三个问题 关于今天的视频 检查你的理解。 |
| 68 | Write your answers in a comment down below. | 把答案写在下面 |
| 69 | Number one, what's one challenge of being an adult? | 第一,做成年人的挑战是什么? |
| 70 | Number two, what's one positive thing about being an adult? | 第二,做成人有什么好处? |
| 71 | And number three, what will I do to make sure I achieve a lot in my adult life? | 第三,我要怎么做才能确保 我成年后能实现很多目标? |
| 72 | Alright, before we go, remember to subscribe to the channel, click on the bell, and follow | 好吧,我们走之前,记得订阅频道, 点击铃声,跟随 |
| 73 | us on Instagram for more English tips and lessons. | 我们的Instagram 更多的英语提示和教训。 |
| 74 | I'll see you next time. | 下次见 |
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【B1英语听力】油管超适合初学者的真实英语听力｜日常话题沉浸式磨耳朵｜自然语速+地道表达 p10 10 B1 English Listening Practice - Tipping (P10)
发布于 2026-08-09 · 时长 5:01字幕摘录
| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | Hey everybody! | 大家好! 大家好! 大家好! 你们好! |
| 0:01 | Welcome to this B1 English listening practice video. | 欢迎收看B1英语的练习录影带 |
| 0:05 | You can use this video to practice your listening and comprehension as I speak. | 你可以用这段视频 来练习你的听力和理解 当我说话。 |
| 0:11 | Before we start, remember to subscribe to the channel, click on the bell, and follow us on Instagram. | 在开始之前,请记住订阅频道,点击铃声,跟随我们使用Instagram. |
| 0:19 | You ready? | 你准备好了吗? |
| 0:24 | So today, I'm going to talk about tipping. | 今天,我要谈谈小费 |
| 0:27 | This is a great topic to discuss with people from different countries, | 这是一个伟大的话题,与来自不同国家的人讨论, |
| 0:31 | because each country has its own attitudes and customs when it comes to this subject. | 因为每个国家在这个问题上都有自己的态度和习惯。 |
| 0:36 | So first of all, what is tipping? | 首先,什么是小费? |
| 0:39 | Tipping is when you give a little bit of extra money to a person who does some service for you. | 给一个为你服务的人一点额外的钱 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hey everybody! | 大家好! 大家好! 大家好! 你们好! |
| 2 | Welcome to this B1 English listening practice video. | 欢迎收看B1英语的练习录影带 |
| 3 | You can use this video to practice your listening and comprehension as I speak. | 你可以用这段视频 来练习你的听力和理解 当我说话。 |
| 4 | Before we start, remember to subscribe to the channel, click on the bell, and follow us on Instagram. | 在开始之前,请记住订阅频道,点击铃声,跟随我们使用Instagram. |
| 5 | You ready? | 你准备好了吗? |
| 6 | So today, I'm going to talk about tipping. | 今天,我要谈谈小费 |
| 7 | This is a great topic to discuss with people from different countries, | 这是一个伟大的话题,与来自不同国家的人讨论, |
| 8 | because each country has its own attitudes and customs when it comes to this subject. | 因为每个国家在这个问题上都有自己的态度和习惯。 |
| 9 | So first of all, what is tipping? | 首先,什么是小费? |
| 10 | Tipping is when you give a little bit of extra money to a person who does some service for you. | 给一个为你服务的人一点额外的钱 |
| 11 | This money isn't included in the official cost of the service. | 这笔钱不计入公务费用. |
| 12 | It's money that you give on top of that. | 这是你给的钱。 |
| 13 | So, who do we give tips to, and how do we calculate the correct sum of money to give? | 那么,我们给谁小费,我们如何计算给付的正确金额? |
| 14 | Well, that depends 100% on where you live. | 那取决于你住哪里 |
| 15 | I'm going to focus mainly on tipping in America, since that's the country that I'm from. | 我将主要专注于美国的小费, 因为我来自这个国家。 |
| 16 | Tipping in America is often a stressful process for foreigners who are visiting the country. | 在美国的钓鱼常常是访问该国的外国人面临的一个压力。 |
| 17 | The reason for this is that the U.S. has a tipping culture that's unparalleled anywhere else. | 其原因是,美国有一种无与伦比的尖端文化. |
| 18 | No other country treats this subject the way that America does. | 没有其他国家像美国那样对待这个问题。 |
| 19 | Let's talk about restaurants in the U.S., which is the primary place where people tip. | 我们来谈谈美国餐馆,这是人们小费的主要地点. |
| 20 | In the past, like when I was a kid, it was standard practice to leave 15% gratuity. | 过去,就像我小时候, 标准做法是留下15%的奖金。 |
| 21 | Gratuity, by the way, is a fancy word for tip. | 顺便说一句,"赠金"是小费的花言巧语. |
| 22 | So, most people left 15% gratuity when they ate at a normal restaurant. | 因此,大多数人在普通餐厅吃东西时留下15%的酬金. |
| 23 | If the service was exceptional, then maybe you'd give a little more, | 如果这项服务非常出色,那么也许你会多给一点, |
| 24 | but if the service was normal, then 15% was the standard. | 但如果服务是正常的,那么15%是标准。 |
| 25 | Now, fast forward to today, and 15% is barely even acceptable at many places. | 现在,快速前进到今天, 15%甚至几乎无法接受 许多地方。 |
| 26 | Sometimes, when you pay by card in certain establishments, | 有时,当您在某些机构用卡支付, |
| 27 | you'll have to use a touch screen to choose the amount that you want to tip and then sign it. | 您需要使用触摸屏来选择您想要小费的金额,然后签名。 |
| 28 | Well, sometimes, this screen doesn't even give you the initial option to tip 15%. | 有时候,这个屏幕甚至不 给你最初的选项,小费15%。 |
| 29 | It'll say 18%, 20%, and 22%, or something like that. | 它会说18%,20%, 和22%,或类似的东西。 |
| 30 | If you want to choose a different amount, then you'll have to select that option | 如果你想选择不同的量,那么你就必须选择这个选项 |
| 31 | and type in the amount. | 并按金额键入。 |
| 32 | They pressure you into tipping at least 18%. | 他们逼你小费至少18%。 |
| 33 | I think this is crazy. | 我觉得这太疯狂了 |
| 34 | I think 15% is perfectly fair and we shouldn't feel bullied into giving more. | 我认为15%是完全公平的,我们不应该感到被欺负而付出更多。 |
| 35 | But it seems like most of the country is happy to fork over 18% no matter how the service was, | 但似乎全国大部分人 都乐于叉掉18%以上 不管服务是怎样的 |
| 36 | and so 18% has become the new norm. | 因此,18%已经成为新的规范。 |
| 37 | In other countries, most people do not tip 18%. | 在其他国家,大多数人不会小费18%。 |
| 38 | In Mexico, for instance, tipping 10% is normal, | 例如在墨西哥,小费10%是正常的, |
| 39 | and in some countries, tipping at restaurants isn't even a big thing. | 而在一些国家,在餐馆小费甚至不是一件大事。 |
| 40 | But in the US, if you choose not to leave a tip, | 但是在美国 如果你选择不留小费 |
| 41 | the waiter will come up to you and ask you what the matter is. | 侍者上堂 问如何是事. |
| 42 | It's simply unacceptable not to leave a tip, even if the service was below average. | 不留小费是完全不能接受的,即使服务低于平均水平. |
| 43 | It might not be a law, but it sure feels like one. | 这也许不是法律,但感觉确实像法律 |
| 44 | Aside from restaurants, it's also common for Americans to leave tips for other services. | 除餐馆外,美国人也常留小费给其他服务机构. |
| 45 | If you get your haircut, you'd better leave a tip for the barber. | 如果你理发了 你最好给理发师留点小费 |
| 46 | When I get my haircut in Mexico, I always leave a tip, | 当我在墨西哥剪头发时,我总是留点小费 |
| 47 | and the barber looks really grateful because that's not customary for most Mexicans. | 理发师看起来真的很感激 因为这对大多数墨西哥人来说并不常见 |
| 48 | How about you? | 你怎么样? |
| 49 | Do you tip your barber? | 你小费你的理发师? |
| 50 | Another person you need to tip is the bellhop, or the hotel porter. | 另一个你需要给小费的人是钟摆或酒店搬运工. |
| 51 | This is the guy that helps you with your luggage when you're checking in and out of a hotel. | 这个家伙帮你拿行李 当你进出酒店时 |
| 52 | And one other hotel worker that Americans tip is the maid. | 还有一位美国小费的酒店工人是女佣 |
| 53 | Some non-Americans might be surprised to hear this, but it's true. | 一些非美国人可能会对此感到惊讶,但这是真的. |
| 54 | Americans usually leave a tip for the housekeeper at the end of their stay at a hotel. | 美国人通常会在酒店逗留结束后给管家留小费. |
| 55 | We put the money on the corner of the table in our hotel room before we check out. | 我们把钱放在桌子的角落 在我们的酒店房间 在我们退房之前。 |
| 56 | As you can see, Americans tip like crazy. | 正如你所见,美国人的小费像疯了。 |
| 57 | Some people really like this type of culture, | 有些人真的喜欢这种文化 |
| 58 | and think it's great that these workers receive big tips. | 觉得这些工人得到大小费是件好事 |
| 59 | Other people think that there are some inconsistencies when it comes to tipping in the US. | 许多人认为, |
| 60 | Like for example, if we tip waiters at restaurants, | 比如说,如果我们在餐馆给服务员小费, |
| 61 | why shouldn't we tip the cashier at McDonald's? | 我们为什么不给麦当劳的收银员小费? |
| 62 | Regardless of how you feel about tipping, one thing's for sure. | 不管你对小费的感受如何 肯定有一件事 |
| 63 | If you travel to the US, you're going to have to factor tips into your travel budget. | 如果你去美国,你必须把小费 计入你的旅行预算。 |
| 64 | Okay, now I'm going to ask you three questions about today's video to check your comprehension. | 好吧,现在我要问你三个问题 关于今天的视频 检查你的理解。 |
| 65 | Write your answers in a comment down below. | 把答案写在下面 |
| 66 | What's another word we can use for tip? | 我们还能用什么词做小费? |
| 67 | What's one type of worker besides waiters that Americans leave tips for? | 除了美国留小费给服务员以外,还有哪一种工人? |
| 68 | Where do we leave the money when we tip maids at hotels? | 我们给酒店的女仆小费时 钱会放哪? |
| 69 | Alright, before we go, remember to subscribe to the channel, | 好吧,我们走之前, 记得订阅频道, |
| 70 | click on the bell, and follow us on Instagram for more English tips and lessons. | 点击铃声,跟随我们Instagram获得更多的英语提示和教训. |
| 71 | I'll see you next time. | 下次见 |
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【B1英语听力】油管超适合初学者的真实英语听力｜日常话题沉浸式磨耳朵｜自然语速+地道表达 p11 11 B1 English Listening Practice - Teenagers (P11)
发布于 2026-08-09 · 时长 4:55字幕摘录
| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | Hey, everybody! | 嘿,大家来! |
| 0:01 | Welcome to this B1 English Listening Practice video. | 欢迎收看B1英语听力练习视频. |
| 0:05 | You can use this video to practice your listening and comprehension as I speak. | 你可以用这段视频 来练习你的听力和理解 当我说话。 |
| 0:11 | Before we start, remember to subscribe to the channel, click on the bell, and follow us on Instagram. | 在开始之前,请记住订阅频道,点击铃声,跟随我们使用Instagram. |
| 0:19 | You ready? | 你准备好了吗? |
| 0:24 | So today, I'm going to talk about teenagers. | 所以今天,我要谈谈青少年。 |
| 0:27 | This is a really relevant topic because all of us were teenagers once, | 这是一个非常相关的话题 因为我们都曾经是青少年, |
| 0:31 | or if you're really young, you'll be a teenager at some point. | 或者如果你真的年轻, 你会是一个青少年在某个时候。 |
| 0:35 | We're going to talk about some of the good things about being a teenager, | 我们要谈一些关于少年时代的好事 |
| 0:38 | and some of the not so good things. | 和一些不好的东西。 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hey, everybody! | 嘿,大家来! |
| 2 | Welcome to this B1 English Listening Practice video. | 欢迎收看B1英语听力练习视频. |
| 3 | You can use this video to practice your listening and comprehension as I speak. | 你可以用这段视频 来练习你的听力和理解 当我说话。 |
| 4 | Before we start, remember to subscribe to the channel, click on the bell, and follow us on Instagram. | 在开始之前,请记住订阅频道,点击铃声,跟随我们使用Instagram. |
| 5 | You ready? | 你准备好了吗? |
| 6 | So today, I'm going to talk about teenagers. | 所以今天,我要谈谈青少年。 |
| 7 | This is a really relevant topic because all of us were teenagers once, | 这是一个非常相关的话题 因为我们都曾经是青少年, |
| 8 | or if you're really young, you'll be a teenager at some point. | 或者如果你真的年轻, 你会是一个青少年在某个时候。 |
| 9 | We're going to talk about some of the good things about being a teenager, | 我们要谈一些关于少年时代的好事 |
| 10 | and some of the not so good things. | 和一些不好的东西。 |
| 11 | Before we get to the cons, let's kick things off with the pros. | 在被骗之前,我们先把职业球员踢开 |
| 12 | The first positive thing about being a teenager is that you're on your way to becoming an adult. | 少年时代的第一个积极方面是,你即将成年. |
| 13 | This goes without saying, but kids normally dream about being grown up. | 这不言而喻,但孩子通常梦想着长大成人。 |
| 14 | As a kid, I'd constantly daydream about what life was going to be like as an adult. | 作为一个孩子,我会不停的做梦 关于什么样的生活会像一个成年人。 |
| 15 | Of course, as a teenager, you're not quite there yet, but you can see it approaching. | 当然,作为一个青少年,你还没有完全在那里, 但你可以看到它接近。 |
| 16 | Adulthood starts seeming like a reality, and not just some distant future idea. | 成年开始像一个现实, 不只是一些遥远的未来想法。 |
| 17 | It's pretty exciting, right? | 这是相当令人兴奋的,对不对? |
| 18 | Another cool thing about being a teenager is learning new things. | 少年时代的另一件很酷的事情是学习新事物. |
| 19 | As kids, a lot of concepts or ideas are beyond our grasp, | 作为孩子,很多概念或想法 我们无法掌握, |
| 20 | but as we get a little older, we start to understand these things. | 但随着我们长大一点, 我们开始理解这些事情。 |
| 21 | For example, teenagers can delve deeper into subjects like economics, | 例如,青少年可以更深入地探索经济学等学科, |
| 22 | business, sociology, and tons of other things. | 商业 社会学 还有很多其他的东西 |
| 23 | I remember that I first started learning about government and politics during my teenage years. | 我记得我从小就开始学习政府和政治。 |
| 24 | I also remember my writing skills improving a lot when I was at that age, | 我还记得我那年的写作技巧 有了很大的进步 |
| 25 | and even now, when I look back on some of my old writing, I don't find it that bad. | 即使现在,当我回顾我的一些旧的写作时, 我并不觉得它那么糟糕。 |
| 26 | How about you? | 你怎么样? |
| 27 | Do you feel like you learned a lot as a teenager? | 你觉得你从少年时代学到了很多东西吗? |
| 28 | Another positive thing that results from adolescence is that you get stronger physically. | 青春期的另一个积极因素就是身体变强。 |
| 29 | To be honest, this is one of my favorite things about getting older. | 老实说,这是我最喜欢的 变老的事情之一。 |
| 30 | I started hitting the weights when I was about 16, and I became obsessed with working out. | 16岁左右开始打体重,开始沉迷于工作. |
| 31 | This is a phase that a lot of teenagers go through during their last couple years of high school. | 这是很多青少年在高中的最后几年经历的一个阶段。 |
| 32 | I was fascinated by the fact that I was able to lift more and more weight, | 我对能够举起越来越多的重量感到着迷 |
| 33 | and that I could get bigger and stronger. | 我可以变大变强 |
| 34 | This is every boy's dream, right? | 这是每个男孩的梦想,对不对? |
| 35 | Nowadays, I'm not that big and strong anymore, | 现在,我不再那么强大和坚强, |
| 36 | and I can barely find the motivation to do a home workout a few times a week. | 我几乎找不到动力 做一个家锻炼 每周几次。 |
| 37 | Okay, one more positive thing about being a teenager is that you can start driving. | 好吧,还有一个积极的 事情是作为一个青少年 你可以开始开车。 |
| 38 | Of course, in most countries, you can't drive until you're about 18 or so, | 当然,在大多数国家, 你无法开车 直到你大约18岁左右, |
| 39 | but in the US, you can get your license when you're 16. | 但在美国,你16岁时可以拿到执照. |
| 40 | And not only that, but you can also get your driving permit when you're only 15 and a half, | 不仅如此 你只要15岁半就可以拿到驾照了 |
| 41 | just like I did. | 就像我一样 |
| 42 | When you have your permit, you're allowed to drive with your parents in the car, | 当你有你的许可, 你可以开车 与你的父母在车上, |
| 43 | which is still cool considering the fact that you're not even 16 yet. | 考虑到你还不到16岁 这还是很酷的 |
| 44 | One of the most memorable days of my youth | 这是我青春中最难忘的一天 |
| 45 | was the first day I drove to school in my own car after I got my license. | 在我拿到驾照后 我开自己的车去上学的第一天 |
| 46 | I thought I was the coolest kid in the world. | 我以为我是世界上最酷的孩子 |
| 47 | Alright, let's talk briefly about a few of the negative aspects of being a teenager. | 好吧,让我们简单谈谈 青少年的消极方面。 |
| 48 | First and foremost, puberty. | 首先是青春期。 |
| 49 | Anyone who's gone through puberty knows that most of the time, it's not fun. | 任何经过青春期的人都知道,大多数时候,这都不好玩. |
| 50 | Your body changes, your voice changes, a bunch of things change. | 你的身体变了 你的声音变了 一堆事情变了 |
| 51 | And for me, the absolute worst part of puberty was having acne. | 对我来说,青春期最糟糕的阶段是患上青霉素。 |
| 52 | I'm sure a lot of you had acne or still have it. | 我敢肯定,很多你 有疮或仍然有它。 |
| 53 | I still have acne even though I'm a full-grown man. | 尽管我是一个成熟的人,我还是有疮。 |
| 54 | This is definitely one of the most annoying things about puberty. | 这绝对是青春期最烦人的事情之一。 |
| 55 | Another negative thing about being a teenager is the academic pressure. | 少年时代的另外一个负面之处是学术压力. |
| 56 | When you're in high school, | 当你在高中, |
| 57 | everyone tells you that these are the most important years academically speaking. | 大家都说这是学术上最重要的几年 |
| 58 | If you don't get good grades and if you don't get good scores on the standardized tests, | 如果成绩不好 标准测试成绩不好 |
| 59 | you can't get into a good college. | 你不能进入一个好的大学。 |
| 60 | Teenagers are well aware of this and it can take its toll on them. | 年轻人对此非常清楚,可以对他们造成伤害。 |
| 61 | One last thing that could be a negative for some teenagers | 最后一件事对一些青少年来说可能是负面的 |
| 62 | is figuring out what they want to do in life. | 正在想出他们想做什么 |
| 63 | Many adolescents have no idea what kind of career they want | 许多青少年不知道他们想要什么样的职业 |
| 64 | because they haven't really had any experience working in any field. | 因为他们在任何领域都没有经验 |
| 65 | I changed my mind a few times about what I wanted to do and many of my friends did too. | 我改变主意几次 关于我想做什么, 我的很多朋友也这样做。 |
| 66 | It can be stressful for a teenager to think about this stuff. | 对于一个青少年来说,思考这些东西会很紧张. |
| 67 | Okay, now I'm going to ask you three questions about today's video to check your comprehension. | 好吧,现在我要问你三个问题 关于今天的视频 检查你的理解。 |
| 68 | Write your answers in a comment down below. | 把答案写在下面 |
| 69 | Number one, how old was I when I started going to the gym? | 第一,我开始去健身房时多大了? |
| 70 | Number two, at what age can you get your driver's license in the US? | 第二,你几岁才能在美国拿到驾照? |
| 71 | And number three, what happens if you get bad grades in high school? | 第三,如果高中成绩不好怎么办? |
| 72 | All right, before we go, remember to subscribe to the channel, | 好吧,在我们走之前, 记得订阅频道, |
| 73 | click on the bell, and follow us on Instagram for more English tips and lessons. | 点击铃声,跟随我们Instagram获得更多的英语提示和教训. |
| 74 | I'll see you next time. | 下次见 |
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P12 · 【B1英语听力】油管超适合初学者的真实英语听力｜日常话题沉浸式磨耳朵｜自然语速+地道表达 p12 12 FREE English Listening Practice Seminar (P12)
【B1英语听力】油管超适合初学者的真实英语听力｜日常话题沉浸式磨耳朵｜自然语速+地道表达 p12 12 FREE English Listening Practice Seminar (P12)
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| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:04 | Hey everybody, I'm Connor from polyglossa.com. | 嘿,各位,我是康纳 来自多语种。 |
| 0:10 | Welcome to this free listening practice seminar. | 欢迎来到这个免费的听力练习研讨会。 |
| 0:15 | 在polyglossa.com,我们每周有1美元的研讨会. | |
| 0:21 | We have seminars for listening, for pronunciation, and for other subjects too. | 我们举办听课、发音和其他专题研讨会。 |
| 0:28 | Today, you get to see a free listening practice seminar. | 今天,你可以看到一个免费的听力练习研讨会。 |
| 0:35 | So, let's get started. | 所以,让我们开始吧。 |
| 0:37 | At the beginning of every listening practice seminar, we always review the four essential | 在每次听习研讨会开始时,我们总是审查四个基本问题: |
| 0:45 | elements of English listening comprehension. | 英文听力理解的元素。 |
| 0:50 | Those elements are stress, reduced speech, linking, and phoneme distinction. | 这些内容包括压力、减少言论、联系和电话区分。 |
| 0:59 | So, if you want to improve your listening skills in English, you need to improve in | 所以,如果你想提高英语的听力,你需要提高 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hey everybody, I'm Connor from polyglossa.com. | 嘿,各位,我是康纳 来自多语种。 |
| 2 | Welcome to this free listening practice seminar. | 欢迎来到这个免费的听力练习研讨会。 |
| 3 | 在polyglossa.com,我们每周有1美元的研讨会. | |
| 4 | We have seminars for listening, for pronunciation, and for other subjects too. | 我们举办听课、发音和其他专题研讨会。 |
| 5 | Today, you get to see a free listening practice seminar. | 今天,你可以看到一个免费的听力练习研讨会。 |
| 6 | So, let's get started. | 所以,让我们开始吧。 |
| 7 | At the beginning of every listening practice seminar, we always review the four essential | 在每次听习研讨会开始时,我们总是审查四个基本问题: |
| 8 | elements of English listening comprehension. | 英文听力理解的元素。 |
| 9 | Those elements are stress, reduced speech, linking, and phoneme distinction. | 这些内容包括压力、减少言论、联系和电话区分。 |
| 10 | So, if you want to improve your listening skills in English, you need to improve in | 所以,如果你想提高英语的听力,你需要提高 |
| 11 | these four areas. | 这四个领域。 |
| 12 | Okay? | 好吗? |
| 13 | So, let me show you an example of each one. | 所以,让我给你们举个例子。 |
| 14 | Alright? | 好吗? |
| 15 | I'm going to show you an example sentence. | 示现譬喻句. |
| 16 | My parents make an effort. | 我父母费尽心力 |
| 17 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 18 | So, first, let's look at the stress in this sentence. | 因此,首先,让我们看看这句话中的压力. |
| 19 | In English, stress refers to how long and loud we say each syllable or word. | 在英语中,压力是指我们说每个音节或单词的时间有多长和响亮. |
| 20 | Right? | 对吧? |
| 21 | So, if a word or a syllable is stressed, we say it longer and louder. | 所以,如果一个词或一个音节被强调,我们说得更长,更响亮. |
| 22 | So, listen as I say this sentence and try to identify the stress. | 所以,当我说这句话的时候 试着辨别压力 |
| 23 | You ready? | 你准备好了吗? |
| 24 | My parents make an effort. | 我父母费尽心力 |
| 25 | Listen again and watch my hand. | 再听一遍,看着我的手。 |
| 26 | My parents make an effort. | 我父母费尽心力 |
| 27 | You hear the stress? | 你听到压力了吗? |
| 28 | We have stress in this word, my parents, in this word, make, and in this word, effort. | 我们用这个词来强调,我的父母,用这个词来强调努力,用这个词来强调努力。 |
| 29 | However, these two words do not receive stress. | 然而,这两个词并没有受到压力. |
| 30 | So, we don't say them very loudly or we don't say them for a long time. | 所以,我们不会大声地说,或者说很久了。 |
| 31 | Right? | 对吧? |
| 32 | Listen again. | 再说一遍 |
| 33 | My parents make an effort. | 我父母费尽心力 |
| 34 | So, that is an example of stress. | 所以,这是一个压力的例子。 |
| 35 | Reduced speech is what happens when the words that are unstressed become reduced. | 减少言语是当不紧张的词变成减少时会发生的. |
| 36 | They become shorter and faster and their pronunciation changes. | 它们变短变快,发音也发生变化. |
| 37 | We have one example of that in this sentence. | 这句话中有一个例子。 |
| 38 | This word right here, an, is not pronounced an, it's reduced. | 这个单词在这里,a,不是发音的,它减少。 |
| 39 | This word is unstressed, so it's reduced. | 此词不固,故减之. |
| 40 | It sounds kind of like this word, in, in. | 这听起来有点像这个词,在,在。 |
| 41 | Listen again. | 再说一遍 |
| 42 | My parents make an effort. | 我父母费尽心力 |
| 43 | Make an effort. | 努力点 |
| 44 | Do you hear that word? | 你听到了吗? |
| 45 | It sounds like in, right? | 这听起来像在,对不对? |
| 46 | Make an effort. | 努力点 |
| 47 | We don't say make an effort. | 我们不说努力 |
| 48 | No native speaker says that. | 没有本地人这么说。 |
| 49 | We say make an effort. | 我们说努力 |
| 50 | Make an effort. | 努力点 |
| 51 | Right? | 对吧? |
| 52 | That's an example of reduced speech. | 即是言语减减之例. |
| 53 | You have to expect that when you're listening. | 你在听的时候一定要预料到 |
| 54 | Next, we have linking. | 接下来,我们有了联系。 |
| 55 | Linking is what happens when we have a word that ends with a consonant sound and the | 连结是当我们有一个词 结尾一个相容的声音 |
| 56 | next word starts with a vowel sound. | 下一个词从元音开始。 |
| 57 | For example, here we have a word that ends with a consonant sound, k, right? | 例如,我们这里有一个词 结尾一个一致的声音,K,对不对? |
| 58 | Make. | 做点什么 |
| 59 | The e is silent, right? | e是沉默的,对不对? |
| 60 | Make. | 做点什么 |
| 61 | The next word starts with a vowel sound, in, in. | 下一个词以元音开头,在,在. |
| 62 | So what happens? | 发生什么了? |
| 63 | The consonant from the end of this word goes to the vowel at the beginning of the next | 此词尾的对齐度到下一个词头的元音 |
| 64 | word. | 词 |
| 65 | So, we don't say make an effort. | 所以,我们不说努力。 |
| 66 | We say make an effort, right? | 我们说努力,对不对? |
| 67 | We carry the consonant to the next vowel. | 我们带对齐到下一个元音。 |
| 68 | Not make in, make an, make an effort, make an effort, make an effort. | 不进,不进,不退,不退,不退,不退. |
| 69 | Here we have the same thing. | 我们也有同样的东西 |
| 70 | The n, the consonant, goes to the next vowel. | n,辅音,到下一个元音. |
| 71 | In effort, effort. | 在努力,在努力。 |
| 72 | The n goes to the next vowel. | n去下一个元音. |
| 73 | That is linking. | 这是联系。 |
| 74 | Lastly, phoneme distinction. | 最后,给我打个电话 |
| 75 | A phoneme is a sound. | 一个电话是声音。 |
| 76 | A sound is a phoneme. | 声音是电话 |
| 77 | So when I say phoneme distinction, I mean that you need to be able to distinguish between | 所以当我说电话区分时, 我的意思是,你需要能够区分 |
| 78 | different sounds. | 不同的声音。 |
| 79 | So for example, in the word parents, we have this sound air, right? | 所以,比如说,在父母这个词里, 我们有这种声音空气,对不对? |
| 80 | Most students, when they're at a beginner level or maybe an intermediate level, they | 大部分学生,当他们处于初等或中等水平时,他们 |
| 81 | pronounce this word as parents, par, right? | 把这个词念成父母,对吗? |
| 82 | Like the word hard. | 譬如字坚硬. |
| 83 | They see a R and they say are parents. | 他们看到一个R 他们说是父母。 |
| 84 | That's not correct. | 这不对 |
| 85 | Native speakers do not say parents. | 讲土著话的人不说父母。 |
| 86 | We say parents, air, like this word, air. | 我们说父母,空气,像这个词,空气。 |
| 87 | So if you're expecting to hear this sound, par, parents, you're not going to understand | 所以,如果你期待听到这个声音, par,父母,你不会理解 |
| 88 | this word when we say it with the correct sound, air, parents, right? | 这个词,当我们用正确的声音,空气,父母,对不对? |
| 89 | So that's an example of phoneme distinction. | 这就是电话区分的一个例子。 |
| 90 | So these are the four essential elements that you need to improve if you want to improve | 因此,这是你需要改进的四大要素 |
| 91 | your listening skills. | 你的监听技巧。 |
| 92 | So now we're going to look at a target paragraph. | 现在我们来看一个目标段落。 |
| 93 | I'm going to write a paragraph here and we're going to analyze that paragraph for these | 我要在这里写一个段落 我们要分析这个段落 |
| 94 | elements to see why it's difficult for you to understand the paragraph when you hear | 元素来理解为什么你很难 理解段落 当你听到 |
| 95 | it, okay? | 它,好吗? |
| 96 | But before I write our paragraph on the board, I'm going to read it first and we'll see | 但在我把我们的段落写在板子上之前, 我要先读它,我们看看 |
| 97 | how much you can understand. | 你能理解多少吗? |
| 98 | You ready? | 你准备好了吗? |
| 99 | Only adults enjoy espresso and other types of coffee. | 只有成年人才能享受咖啡和其他类型的咖啡。 |
| 100 | I'll see if we have any so that you can taste it, but you won't like it. | 我看看我们有没有让你尝尝 但你不会喜欢的 |
| 101 | I tasted it at the age of four and it was an utter disaster. | 我四岁时尝过,简直是一场灾难 |
| 102 | All right. | 好吧,我们走。 |
| 103 | How was that? | 怎么样? |
| 104 | Was that a little bit easier? | 这样容易一点吗? |
| 105 | Well, now we're going to analyze the paragraph. | 现在我们要分析这段 |
| 106 | So I'm going to say it one more time and this time you can read it. | 所以我要再说一遍 这次你可以读了 |
| 107 | Only adults enjoy espresso and other types of coffee. | 只有成年人才能享受咖啡和其他类型的咖啡。 |
| 108 | I'll see if we have any so that you can taste it, but you won't like it. | 我看看我们有没有让你尝尝 但你不会喜欢的 |
| 109 | I tasted it at the age of four and it was an utter disaster. | 我四岁时尝过,简直是一场灾难 |
| 110 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 111 | How was that? | 怎么样? |
| 112 | Was that a little bit easier? | 这样容易一点吗? |
| 113 | Maybe a little bit, right? | 也许有点,对不对? |
| 114 | Well, now we're going to analyze this paragraph for those four essential elements that we | 现在我们要分析这段 关于我们 |
| 115 | talked about to see why it's difficult for you to understand these sentences when a native | 说到为什么你很难理解这些句子 当一个本地人 |
| 116 | speaker says them. | 扬声器说。 |
| 117 | So let's get started looking at it phrase by phrase. | 因此,让我们开始逐句研究它。 |
| 118 | So firstly, the first two words only adults, only adults. | 所以首先,前两个词只有成年人,只有成年人. |
| 119 | So notice here in this second word where the stress is. | 注意第二个字 压力在哪里 |
| 120 | Listen again, adults, adults. | 听着,大人,大人 |
| 121 | It's obviously in the second syllable, right, adults, adults. | 它显然在第二个音节中,正确的,成年人,成年人. |
| 122 | So this first syllable here, this a at the beginning is not pronounced normally. | 所以这里的第一个音节,这个开头的音节是正常的。 |
| 123 | It's reduced because it's unstressed. | 因不坚固而减. |
| 124 | So instead of saying adults, we say adults. | 所以,我们不是说成年人,而是说成年人。 |
| 125 | This sound is what we call the schwa sound. | 这个声音是我们所谓的schwa声音。 |
| 126 | This is the most important sound in English because it's the most common vowel sound. | 这是英语中最重要的声音,因为它是最常见的元音. |
| 127 | Listen again, uh, uh, uh. | 再说一遍 |
| 128 | For example, when we have the word about, about, or the word occur, occur, do you hear | 例如,当我们有 有关,关于,或者这个词发生, 你听到 |
| 129 | that schwa sound, uh, uh, about, occur, adults. | 大人们,这听起来很正常 |
| 130 | This sound happens when a syllable is unstressed and reduced. | 这个声音发生于一个音节不坚固和缩小时. |
| 131 | It doesn't matter which vowel we have, a, o, e, i, u, it doesn't matter. | 不管我们哪一个元音,a,o,e,i,u,都无所谓. |
| 132 | Any vowel can become the schwa sound when it's unstressed. | 任何元音在不紧张时都可以成为schwa音. |
| 133 | So you need to be careful when you're listening because many students of mine, when I say | 所以,你需要小心 当你在听 因为我的许多学生, 当我说 |
| 134 | this word, adults, they say to me, what's dolts? | 这个词,大人,他们说,什么是Dolts? |
| 135 | What does dolts mean? | 这是什么意思? |
| 136 | And I say, no, not dolts, adults, uh. | 我说,不,不是虚构,是成年人 |
| 137 | That sound is said so fast that they can't hear it. | 那声音说得那么快 他们听不到 |
| 138 | They think I'm saying dolts, but I'm not. | 他们认为我是在说假话 但我不是 |
| 139 | I'm saying, uh, adults, adults. | 我是说 大人 大人 |
| 140 | That's why it's very important to identify this schwa sound when you're listening. | 所以在监听时识别这种schwa音非常重要. |
| 141 | So only adults, only adults. | 所以只有成年人,只有成年人。 |
| 142 | We don't say adults, we say adults. | 我们不说成年人,我们说成年人。 |
| 143 | Same thing with this next word here. | 下个词也一样 |
| 144 | With this word, which syllable is stressed? | 用这个字,哪个音节是强调的? |
| 145 | Enjoy, enjoy. | 享受,享受。 |
| 146 | The second syllable, right? | 第二个音节,对不对? |
| 147 | The first syllable is unstressed and it's reduced. | 第一音节不坚固而减. |
| 148 | We don't say enjoy, we say enjoy. | 我们不说享受,我们说享受。 |
| 149 | I enjoyed it. | 我很喜欢 |
| 150 | It sounds more like in, not en, right? | 这听起来更像是在,不是en,对不对? |
| 151 | Enjoy, enjoy. | 享受,享受。 |
| 152 | It's very, very fast, right? | 它非常,非常快,对不对? |
| 153 | It's reduced, okay? | 减少,好吗? |
| 154 | So, adults enjoy. | 因此,成年人享受。 |
| 155 | And the next word, espresso. | 下个词 咖啡 |
| 156 | We don't say espresso, we say espresso, uh, uh. | 我们不说咖啡,我们说咖啡,呃,嗯。 |
| 157 | That same schwa sound, right? | 同样的schwa声音,对不对? |
| 158 | (原始内容存档于2017-09-29). Espresso, Espresso. | |
| 159 | Because this syllable is unstressed and reduced, right? | 因为这个音节没有紧张和减少,对不对? |
| 160 | So, all three of those words have the same pattern. | 所以,这三个词都有相同的模式。 |
| 161 | Adults enjoy espresso. | 成年人喜欢喝咖啡. |
| 162 | Only adults enjoy espresso. | 只有成年人才喜欢喝咖啡. |
| 163 | If you listen to a native speaker and you hear that phrase, you might only hear the | 如果你听一个母语 听到这句话,你可能只听到 |
| 164 | second syllable. | 第二个音节。 |
| 165 | Adults enjoy espresso, right? | 大人喜欢喝咖啡,对吧? |
| 166 | So you have to be really careful and listen for that schwa sound, okay? | 所以,你必须非常小心 并听那Schwa的声音,好吗? |
| 167 | So next we have an other. | 接下来我们还有另一个 |
| 168 | So, when a native speaker speaks English, they almost never stress this word. | 所以,当一个母语的人说英语时,他们几乎从来没有强调过这个词. |
| 169 | The word and is usually not stressed, right? | 这个词通常不强调 对吧? |
| 170 | It becomes unstressed and reduced. | 它变得不紧张和减少。 |
| 171 | So we say it kind of like this, in, right? | 所以我们说它有点像这样,在,对不对? |
| 172 | Only adults enjoy espresso in other, in other, in other. | 只有成年人才能享受其他的,其他的,其他的咖啡. |
| 173 | We don't say and other, because this word is not stressed, in other, in other. | 我们不说和其他, 因为这个词没有强调, 在其他, 在其他。 |
| 174 | So it becomes the schwa sound, reduced, in, uh, uh, in, in other, in other, right? | 所以它变成了schwa的声音,减少, 在,呃,呃,在,在其他, 在其他,对不对? |
| 175 | We don't try to make this sound as native speakers. | 我们不试图使这个声音 作为母语。 |
| 176 | It comes out naturally, because it helps us get the right stress on the next word, in | 它自然而然地出来,因为它帮助我们 得到正确的压力 在下一个字,在 |
| 177 | other. | 其他费用。 |
| 178 | If we say and other, you can't hear where the stress is. | 如果我们说等等,你听不到压力在哪里。 |
| 179 | And in English, the stress is the most important element of the pronunciation system. | 而在英语中,应力是发音系统最重要的元素. |
| 180 | So we always want to get the correct stress. | 所以我们总是想得到正确的压力。 |
| 181 | That's why the schwa sound occurs so much, because we reduce the unstressed syllables | 这就是为什么Schwa的声音发生这么多, 因为我们减少不紧张的音节 |
| 182 | and unstressed words, in other. | 和不坚固的言语,在其他。 |
| 183 | You need to be careful, because this sounds like this word, in other. | 你得小心,因为这听起来像这个词,其他的。 |
| 184 | It's pronounced the same way, in other, in other. | 发音相同,在别处,在别处. |
| 185 | So if you're not aware of this, when I say this phrase, you might hear this word, right? | 所以,如果你不知道这一点, 当我说这句话, 你可能会听到这个词,对不对? |
| 186 | So you've got to be careful. | 所以,你必须小心。 |
| 187 | You have to remember that this word and is always reduced, in other, in other, okay? | 你要记住这个词 总是被减少, 在其他, 在其他,好吗? |
| 188 | So only adults, only adults enjoy espresso and other types of coffee. | 所以只有成年人,只有成年人享受咖啡和其他类型的咖啡. |
| 189 | Types of coffee, other types of coffee. | 咖啡的类型,其他类型的咖啡。 |
| 190 | So when native speakers say this phrase at normal speed, they don't say types of coffee, | 所以,当讲母语的人说这个短语 以正常的速度, 他们不说类型的咖啡, |
| 191 | right? | 对吧? |
| 192 | The stress is only on these two words. | 压力只在这两个词上. |
| 193 | Types of coffee, types of coffee, types of coffee. | 咖啡类型,咖啡类型,咖啡类型. |
| 194 | You hear that? | 你听到了吗? |
| 195 | This word is unstressed, right? | 这个词是没有压力的,对不对? |
| 196 | And in certain phrases, when the word of is unstressed, it just becomes the schwa sound. | 在某些语句中,当单词不紧张时,它就变成了schwa音. |
| 197 | It just becomes uh, or kind of like the word uh, right? | 它只是变成呃, 或者有点像这个词,嗯,对不对? |
| 198 | Listen again, types of coffee, typesa. | 听着,咖啡的类型,类型a。 |
| 199 | We don't even say the F, types of coffee, right? | 我们甚至不说F, 类型的咖啡,对不对? |
| 200 | If we say this phrase right here, this would be said, cup of coffee. | 如果我们在这里说这句话, 就会说,喝杯咖啡。 |
| 201 | We don't say cup of coffee. | 我们不说喝咖啡。 |
| 202 | We say cuppa, cuppa coffee. | 我们说杯子,杯子咖啡。 |
| 203 | I want a cup of coffee. | 我要一杯咖啡。 |
| 204 | Different types of coffee. | 不同类型的咖啡。 |
| 205 | You hear that? | 你听到了吗? |
| 206 | 字变为schwa音,类型a,cuppa. | |
| 207 | And notice our linking here, right? | 注意我们的联系,对不对? |
| 208 | The ending S goes to the beginning vowel, right? | 结尾的S是元音,对吧? |
| 209 | Typesa, typesa. | 类型a,类型a。 |
| 210 | 因此,S到下一个单词,它变成suh,typea,typea,cuppa,cuppa. | |
| 211 | 我们不说cuppa,cuppa,类型a,类型a。 | |
| 212 | You hear that? | 你听到了吗? |
| 213 | That's linking, right? | 那是联系,对不对? |
| 214 | Okay, and other types of coffee. | 好吧,还有其他类型的咖啡。 |
| 215 | Let's go ahead with the next sentence. | 下句先释. |
| 216 | So next we have this contraction, al. | 接下来是收缩 |
| 217 | This contraction is not pronounced I'll. | 收缩不会被我看出来 |
| 218 | No native speaker says this. | 没有本地人这么说。 |
| 219 | Listen again as I say it. | 复听如我所说. |
| 220 | I'll see, I'll see, I'll see. | 见,见,见. |
| 221 | It becomes this sound, al, al, I'll see, I'll go, I'll do, I'll try. | 它变成这个声音, al, al, 我会看到, 我会去, 我会努力. |
| 222 | You hear that? | 你听到了吗? |
| 223 | We don't say I'll. | 我们不说我会。 |
| 224 | We say al. | 我们说al。 |
| 225 | Because these contractions are not stressed. | 因为这些收缩没有受到压力. |
| 226 | They're unstressed and reduced, right? | 他们不紧张 和减少,对不对? |
| 227 | So we don't say I'll see. | 所以我们不说我会看到。 |
| 228 | We say I'll see, I'll see, I'll do. | 我们说,我会看到,我会做。 |
| 229 | I'll try. | 我会尽力的 |
| 230 | It's unstressed, right? | 这是没有压力的,对不对? |
| 231 | You need to be careful because when we say this word, it sounds like this word. | 你要小心,因为当我们说这个词的时候, 它听起来像这个词。 |
| 232 | So if you're not expecting that, you're going to think that I'm saying this word, al, al, | 所以,如果你没有预料到, 你会认为我说这个词, al, al, al, |
| 233 | like a-l-l. | 像一个L -l。 |
| 234 | But no, I'm saying I'll, right? | 但是,不,我是说 我会,对不对? |
| 235 | I don't say that at normal speed. | 我不以正常的速度说。 |
| 236 | I say I'll, I'll see, okay? | 我说,我会,我会看到,好吗? |
| 237 | I'll see if we have any. | 我去看看有没有 |
| 238 | Let's look at this next part. | 让我们来看看接下来的部分。 |
| 239 | If we have any. | 如果我们有的话。 |
| 240 | I'll see if we have any. | 我去看看有没有 |
| 241 | First, let's look at the stress. | 首先,让我们看看压力。 |
| 242 | I'll see if we have any. | 我去看看有没有 |
| 243 | So see and have are stressed, right? | 所以,看到和已经 压力,对不对? |
| 244 | So that means the other words have the possibility to be unstressed and reduced. | 因此,这意味着其他的词有可能不被压制和减少. |
| 245 | See if we, these words are pronounced relatively the same way you would think. | 看看我们,这些话的发音 和你想象的大致相同 |
| 246 | I'll see if we, I'll see if we, see if we have any. | 看看我们,看看我们有没有 |
| 247 | But what happens with this word here? | 但是这个词会怎样呢? |
| 248 | We don't pronounce it as any, right? | 我们不发音为任何,对不对? |
| 249 | 它会变成这样,ini,ini。 | |
| 250 | So listen again, have any, have any. | 再说一遍,有,有 |
| 251 | I'll see if we have any. | 我去看看有没有 |
| 252 | This A becomes reduced, right? | 这个A变小了,对吧? |
| 253 | Ini, not any, ini. | 伊尼,没有,伊尼。 |
| 254 | Schwa的声音,ini,有。 | |
| 255 | So sometimes when I say this phrase, my students think I'm saying this word or this contraction, haven't. | 所以有时当我说这句话的时候, 我的学生们认为我说的是这个词 或这个收缩,没有。 |
| 256 | I say have any. | 我说有 |
| 257 | And they say, they think I'm saying haven't. | 他们说,他们认为我是说没有。 |
| 258 | Listen to the difference. | 谛听差别. |
| 259 | Haven't, have any. | 没有,有。 |
| 260 | You need to be careful because they sound similar except for this last Y, right? | 你要小心,因为除了最后的Y之外,它们听起来都差不多,对吧? |
| 261 | Haven't, have any. | 没有,有。 |
| 262 | You need to expect this word to be reduced. | 你需要期望这个词会减少。 |
| 263 | We don't say any day, we say any day. | 我们不说任何一天,我们说任何一天。 |
| 264 | 我随时可以去,ini,ini。 | |
| 265 | It sounds much faster, right? | 听起来快得多,对不对? |
| 266 | So at the end of this word, it becomes even faster. | 因此在这个词的结尾,它变得更快. |
| 267 | And we say have any, have any. | 我们说有,有 |
| 268 | I'll see if we have any, have any. | 我看看有没有,有没有 |
| 269 | You've got to be careful with that because it kind of sounds like this contraction, right? | 你得小心,因为听起来像收缩,对吧? |
| 270 | So I'll see if we have any so that you can taste it, so that you can taste it. | 我看看我们有没有东西让你尝尝 让你尝尝 |
| 271 | So that you can, I'll write it here, taste it. | 这样你就可以,我会写在这里,尝尝它。 |
| 272 | All right, so that you can taste it. | 好,让你尝尝 |
| 273 | This phrase or this group of words is pronounced very fast, right? | 这个短语或这组词的发音非常快,对吧? |
| 274 | So let's look at why that happens. | 让我们看看为什么会这样。 |
| 275 | 先是,先看应力,以 taste味,以 taste味, you味,对吗? | |
| 276 | We have a little stress here and we have stress here, so that you can taste it, so that you can taste it. | 我们这里有一点压力,我们这里有压力,这样你才能尝到,这样你才能尝到. |
| 277 | So the other words can become reduced, possibly, right? | 所以其他的词可以减少,也许,对不对? |
| 278 | This word is fine, so, but what happens with this word? | 这个词很好,但是这个词会怎样? |
| 279 | We don't say that, so that, that it becomes reduced to that. | 我们不说,这样,它就变成了那样。 |
| 280 | I know that, I know that he's here, that. | 我知道,我知道他在这里,那。 |
| 281 | I don't say I know that he's here. | 我不说我知道他在这里。 |
| 282 | I know that, I know that he's here. | 我知道,我知道他在这里。 |
| 283 | I know that you're mad. | 我知道你疯了 |
| 284 | I know that you're mad, that, that. | 我知道你疯了,那,那。 |
| 285 | We don't stress this word in this structure. | 在这个结构中我们不强调这个词. |
| 286 | If you say that, you are indicating something, that light, that clock, that wall. | 如果你这样说,你表示的东西, 光,钟,墙。 |
| 287 | But here, we're not doing that. | 但在这里,我们不这样做。 |
| 288 | We're introducing other information, so this word is not stressed. | 我们正在介绍其他信息,所以这个词没有被强调. |
| 289 | We don't say, so that you can, so that, so that you can. | 我们不说,让你可以, 这样,你就可以。 |
| 290 | Notice here that the word can is also not pronounced can, right? | 注意,这个词也可以不发音,对不对? |
| 291 | It's pronounced can, can, right? | 它的宣告罐,可以,对不对? |
| 292 | This is very important because can and can't are pronounced very differently in our sentences, right? | 这一点很重要,因为不能和不能 在我们的句子中非常不同,对不对? |
| 293 | I don't say I can go. | 我不说我可以走了。 |
| 294 | I say I can go. | 我说我可以走了。 |
| 295 | Can is not stressed in our sentences. | 我们的句子里不会强调这个 |
| 296 | We say I can, I can, I can, he can, you can, we can, we can go, he can go, I can go. | 我们说,我可以,我可以,我可以,他可以,你可以,我们可以,我们可以走,他可以走,我可以走。 |
| 297 | You hear that? | 你听到了吗? |
| 298 | However, this word right here, can't, is stressed. | 然而,这个词在这里,不能,是强调的. |
| 299 | So, I can't go, he can't go, we can't go. | 所以,我不能去,他不能去,我们不能去。 |
| 300 | Big difference, right? | 区别很大,对吧? |
| 301 | I can go, I can't go. | 我可以去,我不能去。 我无法去。 |
| 302 | Big difference. | 大差别. |
| 303 | So, don't expect to hear native speakers say can. | 所以,不要指望听到 本地人说可以。 |
| 304 | We don't say that. | 我们不说。 |
| 305 | We say can, can, he can, I can, you can, right? | 我们说可以,可以,他可以,我可以,你可以,对不对? |
| 306 | So that you can go. | 这样你就可以走了。 |
| 307 | I forgot to mention this right here. | 我忘记提了 |
| 308 | What happens when a word ends with a T and the next word is you, your, you'll, yours? | 当一个字以T结尾,下一个字就是你,你,你,你? |
| 309 | Listen again. | 再说一遍 |
| 310 | 使汝, so之去, you之去, you之见, you之尝也. | |
| 311 | That you, I know what you did. | 我知道你做了什麽 |
| 312 | What do we have? | 我们有什么? |
| 313 | A CH sound. | 一个CH的声音。 |
| 314 | This is reduction, right? | 这是减少,对不对? |
| 315 | That you, so that you can, that you can. | 你,为了你能,你可以。 |
| 316 | We don't say that you can. | 我们不说,你可以。 |
| 317 | The chew, the chewkin. | 咀嚼,咀嚼金刚. |
| 318 | This happens all the time in English, okay? | 这经常用英语讲,好吗? |
| 319 | I know the chew, I know what chew, what chew, the chew, okay? | 我知道咀嚼,我知道什么是咀嚼,什么是咀嚼,好吗? |
| 320 | So that you can taste it. | 令汝闻之. |
| 321 | Notice here that this combination of words might sound a little bit like this for some | 请注意,这些词的组合 听起来有点像一些 |
| 322 | students. | 学生。 |
| 323 | Taste it, tasted. | 尝曰,尝曰. |
| 324 | The difference is that here we have a T sound and it's just it, it, like this. | 不同的是,我们这里有一个T音, 它只是它,它,像这样。 |
| 325 | There's no vocal chord activation. | 没有声带弦激活. |
| 326 | 这里有,, d, d, taste,味,, d, n, n. | |
| 327 | I'm activating my vocal chords. | 我在激活我的声带 |
| 328 | Here I'm not. | 我在这里没有。 |
| 329 | So listen again. | 故复谛听. |
| 330 | Taste it, tasted, n, n. | 尝曰,尝曰,n,n. |
| 331 | You hear that vocal chord activation? | 你听到那声带激活声了吗? |
| 332 | Tasted. | 尝曰. |
| 333 | So be careful because here later we're going to see the other word, tasted, right? | 所以小心点 因为稍后我们会看到另一个词 尝过,对吧? |
| 334 | Okay, so that you can taste it, so that you can taste it. | 好,让你尝尝,让你尝尝 |
| 335 | Let's go ahead with our next phrase here. | 我们继续说我们的下一句 |
| 336 | But you won't like it, but you. | 但你不会喜欢它,但你。 |
| 337 | We just saw this when a word ends with a T and the next word is you, your, yours, you'll, | 我们刚刚看到,当一个字结束 一个T,下一个字是你,你的,你会, |
| 338 | et cetera, this becomes a CH, so it becomes like this, but you, but you. | 等,这变成一个CH, 所以它变成这样, 但你,但你。 |
| 339 | We don't say but you, we say but you, but you won't like it, but you'll have to wait, | 我们不说,但你,我们说 但你不会喜欢它, 但你必须等待, |
| 340 | but you're not going to see it, but you, but you, but you'll, right? | 但你不会看到它, 但你,但你, 但你会,对不对? |
| 341 | So make sure you expect to hear that, don't expect to hear that you, but you. | 所以,确保你期待听到, 不要期待听到你,但你。 |
| 342 | Really notice when you listen to native speakers that we combine these letters to make a CH, | 真正注意到,当你听本地人说, 我们把这些字母组合成一个CH, |
| 343 | but you, really notice that when you're listening, okay? | 但是你,真的注意 当你在听,好吗? |
| 344 | All right, but you won't like it, but you won't like it, right? | 好吧,但你不会喜欢, 但你不会喜欢,对不对? |
| 345 | This is fairly easy to understand, I think, but I just want to point out the linking. | 我想,这很容易理解,但我只想指出联系。 |
| 346 | Like it, like it, right? | 喜欢,喜欢,对不对? |
| 347 | So the K is the final sound here. | 所以K是这里最后的声音 |
| 348 | It's a consonant, like, and the next word starts with a vowel, right? | 它是一个相容的,喜欢, 而下一个词开始 一个元音,对不对? |
| 349 | Like it, like it. | 喜欢,喜欢。 |
| 350 | So here we don't say like it, we say like it. | 所以在这里,我们不说喜欢它, 我们说喜欢它。 |
| 351 | So some students, they might think I'm saying liked because they think that this word is pronounced like it, | 所以有些学生,他们可能认为我是说喜欢, 因为他们认为这个词的发音像它一样, |
| 352 | and they'll think like it, like it. | 他们会想的一样,喜欢它。 |
| 353 | No, this word is not pronounced like it. | 不,这个词不像它发音 |
| 354 | It's liked, liked. | 喜欢,喜欢。 |
| 355 | This phrase is like it, like it. | 此句如来如来. |
| 356 | You hear that? | 你听到了吗? |
| 357 | All right, but you won't like it. | 好吧 但你不会喜欢的 |
| 358 | Let's move on here. | 让我们继续前进。 |
| 359 | I tasted it, right? | 我尝过,对吧? |
| 360 | Remember, I showed you that we don't pronounce these two the same way, even though it might sound like that for you. | 记住,我告诉你,我们不是 以同样的方式发音这两个, 虽然它听起来像你。 |
| 361 | This is tasted, and this is tasted it. | 此是味也,此是味也. |
| 362 | No vocal cords there, right? | 那儿没有声带 对吧? |
| 363 | It's silent. | 寂然无声. |
| 364 | So tasted, tasted, right? | 尝过,尝过,对吧? |
| 365 | I tasted it. | 我尝过 |
| 366 | Here we have the next word, it. | 这里有下一个词,它。 |
| 367 | So the final consonant goes to the next vowel. | 因此,最后的对齐到下一个元音. |
| 368 | Tasted it. | 尝曰. |
| 369 | Tasted it, right? | 尝到了 对吧? |
| 370 | That might be a little weird for you to hear, but that's how we say it. | 你听到这也许有点奇怪 但我们是这样说的 |
| 371 | Tasted it. | 尝曰. |
| 372 | I tasted it. | 我尝过 |
| 373 | I tasted it at the age of four. | 四岁尝得. |
| 374 | So here, this next word is also reduced, right? | 所以,这里,这个下一个词 也减少了,对不对? |
| 375 | I tasted it at the age of four. | 四岁尝得. |
| 376 | I tasted it at the age of four, right? | 我四岁就尝到了,对吧? |
| 377 | So this word has stress, this word has stress, and this word has stress. | 因此这个词有压力,这个词有压力,这个词有压力. |
| 378 | But the other words don't have that same stress, so they can be reduced. | 但是,其他的词没有同样的压力,所以可以减少. |
| 379 | This is a good example of that. | 这是一个很好的例子。 |
| 380 | This word is pronounced exactly like this word. | 这个词就跟这个词一样 |
| 381 | So I tasted it at the age, at the age, right? | 所以我在年龄,年龄,对不对? |
| 382 | If I say this phrase right here, I don't say at the mall. | 如果我说这句话在这里, 我不说在商场。 |
| 383 | I say at the mall. | 我说在商场。 |
| 384 | I'm at the mall. | 我在商场 |
| 385 | He's at the mall. | 他在商场 |
| 386 | It, it, it. | 这,它,它。 |
| 387 | The A becomes reduced, right? | A变小了,对吧? |
| 388 | It, because of the schwa sound, right? | 因为Schwa的声音 对吧? |
| 389 | At the mall. | 在商场。 |
| 390 | 岁尝 it. | |
| 391 | 尝 it, it, it. | |
| 392 | Same thing practically, right? | 几乎一样,对不对? |
| 393 | At the mall. | 在商场。 |
| 394 | At the age. | 岁时. |
| 395 | So this word is stressed, this word is not, right? | 所以这个词被强调, 这个词不是,对不对? |
| 396 | At the mall. | 在商场。 |
| 397 | At the age. | 岁时. |
| 398 | I tasted it at the age of four. | 四岁尝得. |
| 399 | The age of four. | 四岁. |
| 400 | So let's look at this next phrase here. | 因此,让我们来看看下面的句子。 |
| 401 | The age of four. | 四岁. |
| 402 | Of four. | 四门中. |
| 403 | So notice that here we have the number, right? | 注意,这里我们有电话号码,对不对? |
| 404 | Four. | 四门. |
| 405 | The age of four, right? | 四岁,对吧? |
| 406 | However, when it comes to this word right here, we do not stress this word. | 然而,在这里谈到这个词时,我们并不强调这个词。 |
| 407 | So some students, they might get confused with the difference between four and four. | 所以有些学生,他们可能会与四和四的区别混淆. |
| 408 | There should be no confusion because this word is stressed. | 不应因为强调这个词而产生混淆。 |
| 409 | I have four brothers. | 我有四个兄弟。 |
| 410 | I have four dogs. | 我有四条狗。 |
| 411 | This word is not stressed. | 这个词没有强调。 |
| 412 | So this, let me write this phrase. | 因此,让我写下这句话。 |
| 413 | This is, oops, wrong word. | 这是,oops,错误的词。 |
| 414 | This is for you. | 这是给你的。 |
| 415 | I don't say this is for you. | 我不说这是给你的 |
| 416 | Nope. | 没有 |
| 417 | We don't say for. | 我们不说。 |
| 418 | This is for, for. | 这是为了,为了。 |
| 419 | This is for you. | 这是给你的。 |
| 420 | This is for me. | 这是给我的。 |
| 421 | This is for him. | 这是给他的 |
| 422 | It's pronounced like this. | 像这样发音 |
| 423 | For, for. | 为,为. |
| 424 | It's reduced. | 减之. |
| 425 | It's said very fast, right? | 说得很快,对吧? |
| 426 | So you need to identify the difference in those sounds. | 所以你需要识别这些声音的不同之处。 |
| 427 | For, right? | 为了,对不对? |
| 428 | For versus for. | 为与为对. |
| 429 | For, for. | 为,为. |
| 430 | I'm four years old. | 四岁. |
| 431 | This is for you. | 这是给你的。 |
| 432 | So you should never get confused between those words, okay? | 所以,你不应该混淆 这些词,好吗? |
| 433 | They're different phonemes, all right? | 他们是不同的电话,好吗? |
| 434 | So I tasted it at the age of four, at the age of four, and it was an utter disaster. | 所以我在四岁的时候尝到了,四岁的时候,这是一场彻头彻尾的灾难. |
| 435 | So here we have, and it was. | 所以,我们在这里,它是。 |
| 436 | Remember, with the word and, did we see that? | 记住,用这个词,我们看到了吗? |
| 437 | Yeah, up here. | 是的,在这里。 |
| 438 | The word and becomes reduced, right? | 这个词就变小了,对吧? |
| 439 | And it was, and it was. | 它,它是,这是。 |
| 440 | We don't say and it was. | 我们没有说,它是。 |
| 441 | In it, in it, and it was. | 在它,在它,它曾经。 |
| 442 | We have link in here. | 我们在这里有联系。 |
| 443 | The N goes to the next vowel. | N去下一个元音. |
| 444 | We don't say in it, in it, in it. | 我们不说在它,在它,在它。 |
| 445 | So it sounds like we're saying this phrase, right? | 听起来我们是在说这句话 对吧? |
| 446 | In it, right? | 里面,对不对? |
| 447 | Be careful, because you shouldn't understand, | 小心点,因为你不应该明白, |
| 448 | you shouldn't interpret it as this phrase if we say this phrase. | 你不应该把它解释为这个短语 如果我们说这个短语。 |
| 449 | And it was, and it was. | 它,它是,这是。 |
| 450 | We're not saying in it. | 我们没有在其中说。 |
| 451 | We're saying and it. | 我们说和它。 |
| 452 | And it was an utter disaster. | 简直是场灾难 |
| 453 | Was in. | 进去了 |
| 454 | Notice here we also reduce the word and to in. | 注意,我们也把字数缩小到里面 |
| 455 | And it was in, it was in. | 它在,它在,它在。 |
| 456 | And we have linking, right? | 我们有联系 对吧? |
| 457 | The final consonant goes to the beginning vowel. | 最终对齐到起始元音. |
| 458 | Was in, was in. | 进去了 进去了 |
| 459 | And it was in, was in. | 它在,在,在。 |
| 460 | So this word, sorry, this word, this word, and this word | 所以这个字,对不起,这个字,这个字,这个字 |
| 461 | are all pronounced the same in English. | 都用英语发音相同。 |
| 462 | In, in, in, same, right? | 进,进,进,同,对不对? |
| 463 | And it was in, it wasn't. | 它在,它没有。 |
| 464 | And it wasn't, and it was an utter disaster. | 事实并非如此,而且完全是一场灾难。 |
| 465 | So we're almost done here. | 所以,我们快完成了。 |
| 466 | Let me just show you this last phrase. | 让我给你们看看最后一句话 |
| 467 | An utter disaster. | 彻底的灾难。 |
| 468 | So an utter, an utter disaster. | 如此的灾难, |
| 469 | Utter just means complete. | Utter只是意味着完成。 |
| 470 | It was a complete disaster, a total disaster. | 简直是一场灾难 一场灾难 |
| 471 | So here I want to point out first the linking. | 所以我首先要指出联系。 |
| 472 | The final N with the beginning vowel. | 最终的N带有起始元音. |
| 473 | An utter, an utter, right? | 一言为定,对吧? |
| 474 | And notice that this word might be misinterpreted. | 注意,这个词可能会被误解。 |
| 475 | And you might think I'm saying this word. | 你可能会认为我在说这个词 |
| 476 | Another, an utter, another. | 一个,一个,另一个。 |
| 477 | Many students might think I'm saying another disaster. | 许多学生可能认为我在说另一个灾难. |
| 478 | But I'm not. | 但我没有。 |
| 479 | Listen again. | 再说一遍 |
| 480 | An utter disaster. | 彻底的灾难。 |
| 481 | What's the difference? | 有什么区别? |
| 482 | We have a different phoneme here, okay? | 我们这里有一个不同的电话,好吗? |
| 483 | This is d, d, a D sound. | 这是D,D,一个D的声音。 |
| 484 | U,水,瓶, utter, d, d. | |
| 485 | This is that voiced TH sound. | 这是发音TH的声音。 |
| 486 | The vibrated TH. | 震动的TH. |
| 487 | Like the, these, this, right? | 喜欢,这些,这个,对不对? |
| 488 | Be careful because if you're a speaker of a certain language, | 小心点,如果你是某语言的演说者 |
| 489 | maybe you don't have both of these sounds in your language | 或许你语言里没有这两种声音 |
| 490 | and you hear them the same way. | 你听到他们一样的方式。 |
| 491 | But they're not the same sound. | 但他们的声音不一样 |
| 492 | Utter, other. | 乌特,其他。 |
| 493 | Notice my tongue. | 注意我的舌头 |
| 494 | Utter, other, there, right? | 亚特,其他的,那里,对不对? |
| 495 | A different phoneme. | 一个不同的电话。 |
| 496 | An utter disaster. | 彻底的灾难。 |
| 497 | Okay, so we finished analyzing our target paragraph here. | 好吧,所以我们完成了分析 我们的目标段落在这里。 |
| 498 | So just to review, let's say it one more time. | 因此,只是回顾一下,让我们再说一遍。 |
| 499 | And let's see if it sounds a little bit easier for you to understand. | 让我们来看看这听上去你是否更容易理解。 |
| 500 | You ready? | 你准备好了吗? |
| 501 | Only adults enjoy espresso and other types of coffee. | 只有成年人才能享受咖啡和其他类型的咖啡。 |
| 502 | I'll see if we have any so that you can taste it, but you won't like it. | 我看看我们有没有让你尝尝 但你不会喜欢的 |
| 503 | I tasted it at the age of four and it was an utter disaster. | 我四岁时尝过,简直是一场灾难 |
| 504 | How was that? | 怎么样? |
| 505 | Was that a little bit easier this time? | 这一次容易一点吗? |
| 506 | It might still be hard for you and that's okay. | 对你来说还是很难的,没关系 |
| 507 | The point of these seminars is not for you to understand the paragraph perfectly. | 这些研讨会的目的不是要你完全理解该段。 |
| 508 | I'm trying to help you identify those four essential elements. | 我试图帮助你 确定这四个基本要素。 |
| 509 | The stress, the reduced speech, the linking, and the phoneme distinction when you're listening. | 压力,减少的演讲,联系, 和电话区分 当你在听。 |
| 510 | So I want you to take those elements, those patterns, and apply them to your own listening | 所以我希望你把这些元素,这些图案, 应用到你自己的听觉 |
| 511 | practice. | 实践。 |
| 512 | Really listen for the stress. | 认真听压力。 |
| 513 | Listen for the reduced speech, for the linking, and the different phonemes, right? | 听减少的演讲, 连接, 和不同的电话,对不对? |
| 514 | For example, when you hear this word now, you shouldn't expect to hear and. | 例如,现在听到这个词的时候,你不应该期望听到和听到. |
| 515 | You should expect in. | 你应该期待的。 |
| 516 | Same with this one. | 这个也一样 |
| 517 | In orange, in apple, you should expect to hear that correct reduced sound. | 在橙色的,在苹果的, 你应该期待听到 正确的下降的声音。 |
| 518 | So that's just one example. | 所以这只是一个例子。 |
| 519 | You can take many examples from this paragraph. | 从这一段可以举出许多例子。 |
| 520 | So if you liked this seminar, please consider joining our one dollar listening practice | 所以,如果你喜欢这个研讨会, 请考虑加入 我们一美元听练习 |
| 521 | (原始内容存档于2018-09-21). Exhives at pologloss.com. | |
| 522 | We have seminars every week and each one is only one dollar. | 我们每周都举办研讨会,每个都只有一美元。 |
| 523 | And we do this. | 我们这样做。 |
| 524 | We practice just like we practice in this free seminar. | 我们练习 就像我们在自由研讨会上练习一样 |
| 525 | So I hope you'll join us for our next one dollar listening practice seminar at polygloss.com. | 所以,我希望你加入我们 下一次一美元听力研讨会 在polygloss.com。 |
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P13 · 【B1英语听力】油管超适合初学者的真实英语听力｜日常话题沉浸式磨耳朵｜自然语速+地道表达 p13 13 'Listening Time' Podcast - Practice Your English Listening (P13)
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发布于 2026-08-09 · 时长 2:05字幕摘录
| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | Hey, English learners! | 嘿,英语学习者! |
| 0:02 | I have an exciting announcement for you. | 我有一个令人兴奋的宣布给你。 |
| 0:04 | I just recently launched a podcast called Listening Time. | 我刚刚推出一个播客,叫"聆听时间"。 |
| 0:10 | I've made this podcast to help you train your listening skills in English. | 我做了这个播客 帮助你训练 你的听力技能英语。 |
| 0:16 | Of course, this podcast is completely free, | 当然,这个播客是完全免费的, |
| 0:20 | 你可以在Spotify,Apple Podcasts,Stitcher,TuneIn等地下载每一集. | |
| 0:29 | So, how does the Listening Time podcast work? | 那么,"监听时间"播客是如何工作的? |
| 0:33 | Well, each episode is about 25 minutes long, | 每集约25分钟 |
| 0:38 | and in each episode I talk about different topics without reading a script, | 在每一集里,我谈论不同的话题 没有阅读剧本, |
| 0:44 | so the words I'm saying are natural. | 所以我说的话很自然 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hey, English learners! | 嘿,英语学习者! |
| 2 | I have an exciting announcement for you. | 我有一个令人兴奋的宣布给你。 |
| 3 | I just recently launched a podcast called Listening Time. | 我刚刚推出一个播客,叫"聆听时间"。 |
| 4 | I've made this podcast to help you train your listening skills in English. | 我做了这个播客 帮助你训练 你的听力技能英语。 |
| 5 | Of course, this podcast is completely free, | 当然,这个播客是完全免费的, |
| 6 | 你可以在Spotify,Apple Podcasts,Stitcher,TuneIn等地下载每一集. | |
| 7 | So, how does the Listening Time podcast work? | 那么,"监听时间"播客是如何工作的? |
| 8 | Well, each episode is about 25 minutes long, | 每集约25分钟 |
| 9 | and in each episode I talk about different topics without reading a script, | 在每一集里,我谈论不同的话题 没有阅读剧本, |
| 10 | so the words I'm saying are natural. | 所以我说的话很自然 |
| 11 | I use the words, phrases, and expressions that I normally use when I'm talking to other Americans. | 我使用我与其他美国人交谈时通常使用的词语,短语和表达方式. |
| 12 | However, with this podcast, I speak a little more slowly and a little more clearly than other native speakers, | 然而,由于这个播客, 我说话有点慢 和一点点清楚 比其他的母语, |
| 13 | so that you can understand me more easily. | 这样你就能更容易地理解我 |
| 14 | Also, I include the transcript for each episode to help you understand all the words that I'm saying. | 另外,我包括每集的笔录 来帮助你理解所有我说的话。 |
| 15 | I plan on producing new episodes every week, | 我计划每周制作新剧集 |
| 16 | so you'll have many opportunities to practice your listening comprehension. | 所以你会有很多机会去练习听觉 |
| 17 | This podcast is a great resource for English learners who can already understand a lot, | 这个播客对英语学习者来说是一个伟大的资源 他们已经懂得了很多 |
| 18 | but still can't understand native speakers when they speak fast. | 但是当他们说话速度快的时候,他们仍然听不懂母语。 |
| 19 | This podcast will help you develop your listening skills and expand your vocabulary, | 这个播客将帮助你发展你的听力 并扩展你的词汇, |
| 20 | so that in the future you can understand real, authentic English. | 以便你将来能够理解真实,真实的英语. |
| 21 | So, I'll leave some links in the description box below, | 因此,我会留下一些链接 在下面的描述框, |
| 22 | so you can find the Listening Time podcast and start improving your comprehension in English. | 这样你就能找到收听时间播客 开始提高你的英语理解度 |
| 23 | You know what time it is? | 你知道现在几点了吗? |
| 24 | It's listening time. | 是时谛听. |
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发布于 2026-08-09 · 时长 4:58字幕摘录
| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | Hey everybody! | 大家好! 大家好! 大家好! 你们好! |
| 0:01 | Welcome to this B1 English listening practice video. | 欢迎收看B1英语的练习录影带 |
| 0:05 | You can use this video to practice your listening and comprehension as I speak. | 你可以用这段视频 来练习你的听力和理解 当我说话。 |
| 0:10 | Before we start, remember to sign up for our $1 listening practice seminars at polyglosset.com | 在开始之前,请记住报名参加我们在polyglosset.com的1美元听力练习研讨会。 |
| 0:17 | and download my free listening time podcast so you can practice your listening skills. | 下载我的免费监听时间播客 这样你就可以练习你的监听技巧了 |
| 0:28 | So today, I'm going to talk about stereotypes. | 所以今天,我要谈的是刻板印象。 |
| 0:31 | A stereotype is an idea or image about a group of people that might be true, but it might also be a little oversimplified. | 刻板印象是对一群人的看法或形象,可能是真的,但也可能过于简单化。 |
| 0:39 | This is a topic that a lot of us might find pretty funny, but some people might also get offended when this topic comes up. | 我们很多人可能会觉得这个话题很有趣, |
| 0:46 | My intention with this video is definitely not to offend any of you, so I think it'd be better if I focused on stereotypes about Americans | 我用这段录像的用意绝对不是冒犯你们任何人,所以我认为我最好专注于对美国人的刻板印象. |
| 0:53 | rather than stereotypes about people from other countries. | 而不是对其他国家的人的成见。 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
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| 1 | Hey everybody! | 大家好! 大家好! 大家好! 你们好! |
| 2 | Welcome to this B1 English listening practice video. | 欢迎收看B1英语的练习录影带 |
| 3 | You can use this video to practice your listening and comprehension as I speak. | 你可以用这段视频 来练习你的听力和理解 当我说话。 |
| 4 | Before we start, remember to sign up for our $1 listening practice seminars at polyglosset.com | 在开始之前,请记住报名参加我们在polyglosset.com的1美元听力练习研讨会。 |
| 5 | and download my free listening time podcast so you can practice your listening skills. | 下载我的免费监听时间播客 这样你就可以练习你的监听技巧了 |
| 6 | So today, I'm going to talk about stereotypes. | 所以今天,我要谈的是刻板印象。 |
| 7 | A stereotype is an idea or image about a group of people that might be true, but it might also be a little oversimplified. | 刻板印象是对一群人的看法或形象,可能是真的,但也可能过于简单化。 |
| 8 | This is a topic that a lot of us might find pretty funny, but some people might also get offended when this topic comes up. | 我们很多人可能会觉得这个话题很有趣, |
| 9 | My intention with this video is definitely not to offend any of you, so I think it'd be better if I focused on stereotypes about Americans | 我用这段录像的用意绝对不是冒犯你们任何人,所以我认为我最好专注于对美国人的刻板印象. |
| 10 | rather than stereotypes about people from other countries. | 而不是对其他国家的人的成见。 |
| 11 | I'll go through some of the most common ones, and then I'll give my opinion about how accurate they actually are. | 我会通过一些最常见的, 然后,我会给出我的意见, 他们实际上有多准确。 |
| 12 | So, without further ado, here's the first stereotype. | 所以,不用再多说了,这是第一个定型观念。 |
| 13 | Americans are rich. | 美国人有钱 |
| 14 | This is a stereotype that practically every American will face at some point if they spend a significant time abroad. | 这是一个陈规陋习,几乎每个美国人如果在国外度过相当长一段时间,都会在某个时候面临这种陈规陋习。 |
| 15 | As an American who's lived abroad for years, I can tell you firsthand that this stereotype is strong, no doubt. | 作为一个在国外生活多年的美国人,我可以直接告诉你,这种陈规定型的观念无疑很强烈. |
| 16 | It usually isn't a big issue, but sometimes you get the feeling that people are looking at you with dollar signs in their eyes. | 它通常不是一个大问题, 但有时你得到的感觉, 人们在看着你, |
| 17 | To me, it's kind of funny because I'm not rich, not even close, yet I get treated like this all the time. | 对我来说,这有点好笑,因为我并不富有,甚至没有接近,但我却一直受到这样的对待. |
| 18 | To an extent, though, this stereotype has some general truth to it. | 然而,在某种程度上,这种陈规陋习具有一些一般的真理。 |
| 19 | The average American is definitely better off than the average person from most other countries. | 美国人的平均收入绝对高于其他大多数国家的平均收入。 |
| 20 | So, this stereotype's complicated. | 所以,这个陈规定型很复杂。 |
| 21 | The next one is that Americans don't know much about the rest of the world. | 接下来是美国人对世界其他地方了解不多. |
| 22 | Some might even use the word ignorant when describing the average American's knowledge about things like names and languages of other countries. | 有些人甚至可能在描述一般美国人对别国名称和语言等事物的了解时使用无知一词. |
| 23 | This stereotype definitely has some truth to it. | 这种陈规陋习肯定有其道理。 |
| 24 | Obviously, there are many Americans who are knowledgeable about other countries, | 显然有很多美国人了解其他国家 |
| 25 | but by and large, the average American doesn't know a whole lot about foreign countries. | 但总的来说,普通美国人对外国的了解并不多。 |
| 26 | For example, many Americans probably think that Brazilians speak Spanish, | 例如,许多美国人可能认为巴西人会说西班牙语, |
| 27 | and many Americans have probably never heard of countries like Uzbekistan or Azerbaijan. | 许多美国人可能从未听说过乌兹别克斯坦或阿塞拜疆这样的国家。 |
| 28 | But let me just say this. | 但让我直说吧 |
| 29 | In my experience talking to people from all over the world, | 根据我和世界各地人交谈的经验 |
| 30 | I've found that most people don't really know a whole lot about countries that are far away from their own. | 我发现大多数人对远离自己的国家并不非常了解. |
| 31 | It's not only Americans that don't know much about faraway countries. | 不仅美国人对遥远的国家了解不多. |
| 32 | People from other countries don't know much either. | 其他国家的人也不太了解 |
| 33 | And that's natural, because we normally just pay attention to what's relevant to our lives. | 这很自然,因为我们通常只关注与我们生活相关的事物。 |
| 34 | For most people, knowing about world geography simply isn't that important. | 对大多数人来说,了解世界地理并不重要。 |
| 35 | So yes, this second stereotype is somewhat true, but I think it's also true for people from other countries. | 所以,这第二个陈规定型是有点真实的, 但我认为这对其他国家的人也是一样。 |
| 36 | Alright, here's another stereotype. | 好吧,这是另一个定型观念。 |
| 37 | Americans are workaholics. | 美国人是工作狂 |
| 38 | A workaholic, for those of you who don't know, is someone who's addicted to working. | 工作狂,对于你们这些不知道的人来说, 就是对工作上瘾的人. |
| 39 | This stereotype is an interesting one, because I can definitely see a lot of truth to it. | 这种陈规陋习很有趣, 因为我可以肯定地看到许多事实。 |
| 40 | Compared with other countries, Americans work a lot, and we work pretty hard. | 与其他国家相比,美国人工作很多,我们工作相当努力. |
| 41 | I actually like this tradition. | 我其实很喜欢这个传统。 |
| 42 | I think that being hardworking is a great trait to have. | 我认为辛勤工作是一种伟大的特质。 |
| 43 | We can obviously see the fruit of all this labor, as America has produced and invented a lot over the years. | 显然,我们可以看到所有这些劳动的成果, 多年来,美国生产并发明了很多。 |
| 44 | However, the negative side to this is that some Americans are obsessed with their work. | 然而,这种消极的一面是一些美国人沉迷于他们的作品. |
| 45 | Their work consumes their whole life, and they don't have time for anything else. | 他们的作品消耗了一生,没有时间做别的事. |
| 46 | When people take it to that extreme, it's definitely a bad thing. | 当人们把它到那个极端, 这绝对是一个坏东西。 |
| 47 | Overall, I think the stereotype of Americans being workaholics is fairly accurate, | 总的来说,我认为美国是工作狂的定型观念相当准确, |
| 48 | but I also think that the work ethic is slowly dropping over time. | 但我也认为 工作道德正在慢慢下降 |
| 49 | I think that in general, our grandparents' generation probably worked a little longer and harder than my generation. | 我认为,总的来说,我们祖父母的这一代人可能比我这一代人工作的时间长一些,而且更努力。 |
| 50 | Here's one last stereotype. | 这是最后一个陈规定型。 |
| 51 | Americans are very patriotic. | 美国人很爱国 |
| 52 | Overall, if you compare America to other countries, this one's definitely true. | 总的来说,如果你把美国和其他国家进行比较, 这绝对是真的。 |
| 53 | Obviously, not everybody's patriotic, but if we consider the nation as a whole, | 显然不是每个人都爱国 但如果我们把整个国家看成是爱国的 |
| 54 | in my opinion, America is definitely the most patriotic country. | 我认为,美国绝对是最爱国的国家。 |
| 55 | Okay, now I'm going to ask you three questions about today's video. | 好吧,现在我要问你三个问题 关于今天的视频。 |
| 56 | Write your answers in a comment down below. | 把答案写在下面 |
| 57 | Number one, name three stereotypes about Americans. | 第一,举出三个关于美国人的定型观念。 |
| 58 | Number two, what's a workaholic? | 第二,什么是工作狂吗? |
| 59 | And number three, in your opinion, do you think Americans are very patriotic? | 第三,你觉得美国人很爱国吗? |
| 60 | Alright, before we go, remember to sign up for our $1 listening practice seminars | 好吧,我们走之前,记得报名参加我们一块钱的听课会 |
| 61 | and download our free Listening Time podcast to practice your listening skills. | 下载我们的免费收听时间播客 练习你的收听技巧 |
| 62 | And of course, subscribe to the channel, click on the bell, and follow us on Instagram. | 当然,订阅频道,点击铃声,跟随我们的Instagram。 |
| 63 | I'll see you next time. | 下次见 |
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发布于 2026-08-09 · 时长 4:32字幕摘录
| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | Hey everybody! | 大家好! 大家好! 大家好! 你们好! |
| 0:01 | Welcome to this B1 English listening practice video. | 欢迎收看B1英语的练习录影带 |
| 0:04 | You can use this video to practice your listening and comprehension as I speak. | 你可以用这段视频 来练习你的听力和理解 当我说话。 |
| 0:09 | Before we start, remember to sign up for our $1 listening practice seminars at polyglossa.com | 在开始之前,请记住报名参加我们在polyglossa.com的1美元听力练习研讨会。 |
| 0:15 | and download my free Listening Time podcast so you can practice your listening skills. | 下载我的免费收听时间播客 这样你就可以练习你的收听技巧了 |
| 0:26 | So today, I'm going to talk about creativity. | 所以今天,我要谈谈创造力。 |
| 0:29 | I feel like this is a topic that doesn't get | 我觉得这话题不太对劲 |
| 0:31 | much discussed outside of certain artistic communities. | 在某些艺术界之外, |
| 0:34 | However, I think it's something | 不过,我觉得这是件好事 |
| 0:35 | important that plays a role in all of our lives. | 对我们所有生活都很重要 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hey everybody! | 大家好! 大家好! 大家好! 你们好! |
| 2 | Welcome to this B1 English listening practice video. | 欢迎收看B1英语的练习录影带 |
| 3 | You can use this video to practice your listening and comprehension as I speak. | 你可以用这段视频 来练习你的听力和理解 当我说话。 |
| 4 | Before we start, remember to sign up for our $1 listening practice seminars at polyglossa.com | 在开始之前,请记住报名参加我们在polyglossa.com的1美元听力练习研讨会。 |
| 5 | and download my free Listening Time podcast so you can practice your listening skills. | 下载我的免费收听时间播客 这样你就可以练习你的收听技巧了 |
| 6 | So today, I'm going to talk about creativity. | 所以今天,我要谈谈创造力。 |
| 7 | I feel like this is a topic that doesn't get | 我觉得这话题不太对劲 |
| 8 | much discussed outside of certain artistic communities. | 在某些艺术界之外, |
| 9 | However, I think it's something | 不过,我觉得这是件好事 |
| 10 | important that plays a role in all of our lives. | 对我们所有生活都很重要 |
| 11 | First of all, let's try to define creativity. | 首先,让我们试着定义创造力. |
| 12 | One of the definitions I found was the following, the use of the imagination or original ideas. | 我发现的定义之一是: 使用想象力或原创思想。 |
| 13 | This is exactly how I'd describe it. | 这就是我怎么形容它的。 |
| 14 | When you produce something original, whether it be an idea, | 当你拿出一些原创的东西, 不管它是一个想法, |
| 15 | solution, game, or work of art, you're being creative. | 解决方案,游戏,或艺术作品, 你正在创造。 |
| 16 | So that would mean that the opposite | 因此,这意味着相反 |
| 17 | of being creative is doing things or copying things that other people do or tell you to do. | 创造力就是做别人做的事 或者模仿别人让你做的事 |
| 18 | In many situations, this isn't a bad thing. | 在许多情况下,这不是一件坏事。 |
| 19 | There are a plethora of situations that don't call for | 有很多情况是不需要的 |
| 20 | creativity. | 创造力。 |
| 21 | In these cases, the best thing to do is to follow orders, plans, or processes that are | 在这些情况下,最好的办法是遵从命令、计划或程序。 |
| 22 | already laid out for you. | 已经为你准备好了 |
| 23 | When you're on the job, it's probably not good for you to always try to | 当你在工作时 你总是试着 |
| 24 | be creative. | 要有创意。 |
| 25 | You might actually end up making things worse that way. | 你可能会把事情搞得更糟 |
| 26 | However, there are many | 然而,有许多 |
| 27 | in which creativity is good, and so we should try to foster that in ourselves and in our children. | 在其中创造力是好的,因此我们应该努力在我们自己和我们的儿童中促进这一点。 |
| 28 | I mention children because, in my opinion, creativity is an essential part of being a child. | 我提到儿童是因为,我认为,创造力是儿童的基本组成部分。 |
| 29 | For example, when I was a young kid, I played outside practically every day with my neighbors, | 例如,当我还是个孩子的时候, 我几乎每天都和邻居一起在外面玩, |
| 30 | and the games we played involved a lot of creativity on our part. | 而我们所玩的游戏 也涉及了很多我们的创造力 |
| 31 | We had to imagine | 我们不得不想象 |
| 32 | certain scenarios, think of rules to follow, and invent many aspects of these games as we went | 某些场景,想想要遵循的规则, 发明这些游戏的许多方面 当我们去 |
| 33 | This called for creative thinking, because we had to make these games interesting and fun. | 这需要创造性的思考,因为我们必须让这些游戏有趣和有趣。 |
| 34 | However, | 不过, |
| 35 | nowadays, this type of play isn't quite as popular as it used to be. | 如今,这种类型的剧本并不像以前那么流行. |
| 36 | Sure, many kids invent | 当然,很多孩子发明 |
| 37 | games and play outside, but it's becoming increasingly normal for kids to spend hours in | 游戏和游戏外面, 但越来越正常 孩子们花几个小时在 |
| 38 | front of a screen every day. | 每天屏风前 |
| 39 | Their source of entertainment comes from what they're shown on | 他们的娱乐来源于他们所展示的 |
| 40 | this device, and so they don't have to be creative to have fun. | 这个装置,所以他们不用有创造力就可以玩了. |
| 41 | Some people might not consider this | 有些人可能不会考虑这个 |
| 42 | that big of a problem, but I do. | 这么大的麻烦, 但我有。 |
| 43 | I've worked with many kids in different contexts, and I've | 我和很多不同背景的孩子一起工作过 |
| 44 | definitely seen the importance of creativity in kids' lives. | 肯定看到了创造力在孩子生活中的重要性。 |
| 45 | I've taught many kids that don't | 我教过很多孩子不会 |
| 46 | have this tendency to be creative, and in my opinion, this has had some negative effects on | 并且在我看来,这已经对 |
| 47 | their lives. | 他们的生活。 |
| 48 | In many cases, these kids have worse communication skills, and they seem to have less | 在许多情况下,这些孩子的交流能力更差,他们似乎更少 |
| 49 | self-confidence. | 自信 自信 自信 |
| 50 | However, on the other hand, I've known some kids who probably had too much freedom | 然而,另一方面,我认识一些孩子 他们可能拥有太多的自由 |
| 51 | in their creativity, and this also seemed to have some negative effects. | 这似乎也产生了一些负面影响。 |
| 52 | For example, these kids | 比如说,这些孩子 |
| 53 | sometimes had trouble following rules. | 有时候很难遵守规则 |
| 54 | In summary, I think that we should create an environment for | 简言之,我认为,我们应该创造一个环境,以便 |
| 55 | kids that fosters creativity, but I also think that we should rein in that creativity at times. | 培养创造力的孩子们, 但我也认为我们有时应该控制这种创造力。 |
| 56 | So, how can we train our creativity and become more creative in general? | 那么,我们怎样才能训练我们的创造力, 并普遍地变得更有创造力呢? |
| 57 | I think the best way | 我觉得最好的办法 |
| 58 | to do this is to do creative activities. | 这样做就是进行创造性活动。 |
| 59 | There are plenty of artistic activities that we can | 我们有很多艺术活动 |
| 60 | try our hand at. | 试试我们的手。 |
| 61 | For example, you might want to try drawing or painting. | 例如,你可能想要尝试绘画或绘画. |
| 62 | I'm certainly not good | 我当然不好 |
| 63 | at either of these, but I do engage in them from time to time, and I think it really benefits me. | 任何一种情况下,但我确实不时参与其中, 我认为这真的让我受益匪浅。 |
| 64 | It takes me out of my comfort zone and forces me to think and move in a way that's not too | 它带我走出我的舒适地带 强迫我思考和移动的方式 不是太 |
| 65 | familiar to me. | и粄醚 |
| 66 | Another creative activity that you might want to try is creative writing. | 另一种你可能想要尝试的创造性活动是创造性写作. |
| 67 | Not | 没有 |
| 68 | many people engage in this activity on a regular basis, but they should. | 许多人定期参加这项活动,但他们应该这样做。 |
| 69 | It makes you think of | 这让你想到 |
| 70 | words and phrases that you might not normally use, and it forces you to describe things in a way | 你通常可能不会使用的词和短语, 它迫使你用某种方式描述事物 |
| 71 | that you're not used to. | 说你不习惯。 |
| 72 | Needless to say, fiction writers are some of the most creative people out | 不用说,小说作家是最有创造力的人 |
| 73 | there. | 这里 |
| 74 | I'm sure there are also many other activities that you could think of that could help you train | 我敢肯定,还有其他很多活动 你可以想到,这可以帮助你训练 |
| 75 | your creativity. | 你的创造力 |
| 76 | Okay, now I'm going to ask you three questions about today's video. | 好吧,现在我要问你三个问题 关于今天的视频。 |
| 77 | Write your | 写你的 |
| 78 | answers in a comment down below. | 下面的评论中作了回答。 |
| 79 | Number one, what's the opposite of being creative? | 第一,与创造力相反的是什么呢? |
| 80 | Number two, | 二号 |
| 81 | what's one reason why many kids don't play creative games nowadays? | 现在很多孩子不玩创意游戏的原因是什么? |
| 82 | And number three, what's one | 第三,什么是第一个 |
| 83 | activity that you can do to train your creativity? | 训练你创造力的活动? |
| 84 | All right, before we go, remember to sign up for | 好吧,我们走之前,记得报名 |
| 85 | our one dollar listening practice seminars and download our listening time podcast to practice | 我们的一美元听力练习研讨会 下载我们的听力时间播客练习 |
| 86 | your listening skills. | 你的监听技巧。 |
| 87 | And of course, subscribe to the channel, click on the bell, and follow us on | 当然,订阅频道,点击铃声,跟着我们 |
| 88 | 腾讯网. Instagram. 下次见 Instagram 下次见 Instagram 下次见 | |
| 89 | Instagram 下次见 Instagram 下次见 Instagram 下次见 |
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发布于 2026-08-09 · 时长 4:31字幕摘录
| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | Hey everybody, welcome to this B1 English listening practice video. | 大家好 欢迎收看B1英语练习录影带 |
| 0:04 | You can use this video to practice your listening and comprehension as I speak. | 你可以用这段视频 来练习你的听力和理解 当我说话。 |
| 0:09 | Before we start, remember to sign up for our $1 listening practice seminars at polyglossa.com | 在开始之前,请记住报名参加我们在polyglossa.com的1美元听力练习研讨会。 |
| 0:14 | and download our free listening time podcast so you can practice your listening skills. | 下载免费监听时间播客 这样你就可以练习你的监听技巧 |
| 0:24 | So today, I'm going to talk about procrastination. | 因此,今天我要谈谈拖延问题。 |
| 0:27 | I imagine that this is a relevant topic for a lot of you because many people have | 我想,这对你们许多人来说是一个相关的话题,因为很多人都有 |
| 0:31 | to procrastinate. | 来拖延时间 |
| 0:33 | So, what is procrastination? | 那么,什么是拖延吗? |
| 0:34 | Well, this refers to the action of delaying | 这是指拖延行动 |
| 0:37 | your work until a later time. | 你的工作到以后再说 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hey everybody, welcome to this B1 English listening practice video. | 大家好 欢迎收看B1英语练习录影带 |
| 2 | You can use this video to practice your listening and comprehension as I speak. | 你可以用这段视频 来练习你的听力和理解 当我说话。 |
| 3 | Before we start, remember to sign up for our $1 listening practice seminars at polyglossa.com | 在开始之前,请记住报名参加我们在polyglossa.com的1美元听力练习研讨会。 |
| 4 | and download our free listening time podcast so you can practice your listening skills. | 下载免费监听时间播客 这样你就可以练习你的监听技巧 |
| 5 | So today, I'm going to talk about procrastination. | 因此,今天我要谈谈拖延问题。 |
| 6 | I imagine that this is a relevant topic for a lot of you because many people have | 我想,这对你们许多人来说是一个相关的话题,因为很多人都有 |
| 7 | to procrastinate. | 来拖延时间 |
| 8 | So, what is procrastination? | 那么,什么是拖延吗? |
| 9 | Well, this refers to the action of delaying | 这是指拖延行动 |
| 10 | your work until a later time. | 你的工作到以后再说 |
| 11 | For example, let's pretend that you have a task that you're expected | 比方说,让我们假装你有你期待的任务 |
| 12 | to complete by Friday. | 在周五之前完成。 |
| 13 | Procrastinating on this task might mean that you start working on it on | 拖延这项工作可能意味着你开始研究 |
| 14 | Thursday. | 礼拜四 |
| 15 | You postpone or put off this work until a later time instead of doing it earlier. | 你将这项工作推迟或推迟至以后,而不是提前进行。 |
| 16 | This habit is widespread. | 这种习惯很普遍。 |
| 17 | People procrastinate at school, at work, and in their personal life. | 人们在学校、工作和个人生活中拖延时间。 |
| 18 | And for the most part, procrastination isn't necessarily a good thing. | 且究其大部分,拖延未必是好事. |
| 19 | Let's talk about some of the ways that procrastination can creep into our lives, | 让我们来谈谈一些 拖延可以爬进我们生活的方式, |
| 20 | and we'll talk about how we can kick this habit. | 我们来谈谈我们如何摆脱这种习惯 |
| 21 | Alright, first let's talk about procrastination when it comes to school. | 好吧,我们先谈谈学校的拖延 |
| 22 | In my experience, I find that the vast majority of students put off their assignments, projects, | 根据我的经验,我发现 绝大多数学生 推迟他们的任务,项目, |
| 23 | and preparation until the last minute. | 准备到最后一刻 |
| 24 | For example, when a teacher would assign an essay | 例如,教师何时会指派一篇论文 |
| 25 | that was due the following week, my classmates wouldn't even begin until the night before. | 下个星期就到了 我的同学要到前一天晚上才开始 |
| 26 | They would pull an all-nighter, as we say in English, and try to do it all in one go. | 正如我们用英语说的,他们会拉一个通宵车, 并尝试在一次。 |
| 27 | In this area, I can honestly say that I never procrastinated, but I was practically the only | 在这方面,我可以诚实地说,我从来没有拖延过,但实际上我是唯一一个 |
| 28 | one. | 一个 |
| 29 | When I was given an essay to write, I would split the work up evenly and write a little bit | 当我得到一篇论文写作, 我会平分工作,写一些 |
| 30 | each day. | 每天都这样 |
| 31 | Let's say I had 7 days to write an essay, and the essay was supposed to be 10 pages long. | 假设我有7天时间写一篇散文,而散文应该是10页长的. |
| 32 | What I would do is divide 7 by 10, which is 0.7, and I would use that as the metric to know how | 我要做的是把7除以10,也就是0.7, 我将以此作为衡量标准来了解 |
| 33 | I needed to write each day. | 我每天都要写 |
| 34 | I'd write 0.7 pages each day, and then by the 10th day, | 我每天写0.7页 然后到第10天 |
| 35 | I'd have my essay finished. | 我会完成我的论文。 |
| 36 | Instead of cramming all my work into one day, I'd space it out in a | 而不是把我所有的工作挤到一天, 我会把它放在一个 |
| 37 | way that felt much more manageable. | 那种感觉更容易管理 |
| 38 | I never stressed out about having to do a ton of writing on the | 我从来没有强调过 做一吨的写在 |
| 39 | last day. | 上个礼拜 |
| 40 | This is one technique that you can employ in your own studies. | 这个技术你可以在自己的学习中使用。 |
| 41 | Try to do an equal | 试着做到平等 |
| 42 | amount of work each day, and then you won't have to work against the clock to try to get your whole | 每天工作很多,然后你不用靠时钟 来努力得到你的全部 |
| 43 | assignment or studying done in one night. | 一天晚上完成任务或学习。 |
| 44 | Now let's talk about procrastination when it comes | 现在我们来谈谈拖延 |
| 45 | to work. | 工作的时候。 |
| 46 | There's a common tendency to put off undesirable tasks until later. | 一种普遍的趋势是,把不可取的任务拖到以后. |
| 47 | While in the moment | 此时此刻 |
| 48 | that might seem okay, later on you often end up regretting that decision. | 之后你常常后悔这一决定 |
| 49 | For me personally, | 对于我个人来说, |
| 50 | when I put off an important task until later, I often dwell on the fact that I haven't finished | 当我把一个重要的任务推迟到以后的时候, 我经常强调我还没有完成 |
| 51 | it yet, and I dread having to do it at a later time. | 我害怕以后再这么做 |
| 52 | In other words, I don't even get to enjoy | 换句话说,我甚至不享受 |
| 53 | the time that I spend not doing the task, because I'm thinking about the fact that I still have to | 我花的时间不做这个任务, 因为我在考虑 我仍然不得不 |
| 54 | do it later. | 晚点再做 |
| 55 | I'm sure some of you have experienced this as well. | 我相信你们中有些人也经历过这个 |
| 56 | In my opinion, the best way to avoid | 我认为,最好的避免办法 |
| 57 | procrastinating in this way is to do your most important or difficult task first thing in the | 以这种方式拖延是 完成你最重要的或最困难的任务 |
| 58 | morning. | 晨报. |
| 59 | This is an important concept that can really change your life. | 这是一个可以真正改变你生活的重要概念。 |
| 60 | Suffer now so you can | 现在受苦,这样你就可以 |
| 61 | enjoy yourself later. | 慢慢来 |
| 62 | It takes a lot of discipline and willpower to commit yourself to doing the | 这需要很多纪律和意志力 来承诺自己做 |
| 63 | hardest task first, but after you finish it, the rest of the day is smooth sailing. | 任务最艰巨,但完成后,剩下的时间是顺利航行. |
| 64 | Alright, | 罢 |
| 65 | lastly let's talk about procrastination in your personal life. | 最后让我们谈谈你个人生活中的拖延 |
| 66 | Maybe you have some goals you want | 也许你有你想要的目标 |
| 67 | to achieve or things you want to do in life, but you never actually get around to doing them. | 成就或你想要做的事情, 但你从来没有真正得到 周围做它们。 |
| 68 | Well, one thing you can do to change this is to be more specific with your goals. | 改变这种状况的一件事是 更具体的目标 |
| 69 | For example, instead of having the goal to get good at English as soon as possible, | 比方说,与其有尽快学好英语的目标, |
| 70 | make your goal measurable. | 让你的目标可以衡量 |
| 71 | How about be able to hold a conversation with a native English | 不如跟一个本地的英国人谈谈吧 |
| 72 | speaker by the end of the year? | 年底的演讲人? |
| 73 | This goal is actually something you can visualize, measure, | 这个目标其实是你能想象,测量, |
| 74 | and accomplish. | 并完成任务。 |
| 75 | Don't be vague with your goals. | 别对目标含糊不清 |
| 76 | In this way, you can actually plan and take steps | 这样,你就可以计划并采取步骤 |
| 77 | towards this concrete objective. | 实现这一具体目标。 |
| 78 | Okay, now I'm going to ask you three questions about today's | 好吧,现在我要问你三个问题 关于今天的 |
| 79 | write your answers in a comment down below. | 在下面的评论中写下答案。 |
| 80 | Number one, what is procrastination? | 第一,什么是拖延? |
| 81 | Number two, | 二号 |
| 82 | what's one way to avoid procrastinating at work? | 有什么办法能避免工作拖延? |
| 83 | And number three, how can you improve | 第三,你怎样才能改善 |
| 84 | your personal goals? | 你个人的目标? |
| 85 | Alright, before we go, remember to sign up for our one dollar listening | 好吧,我们走之前,记得报名 一美元听 |
| 86 | practice seminars and download our free listening time podcast so you can practice your listening | 练习研讨会和下载免费收听时间播客,以便您可以练习收听 |
| 87 | skills. | 技术。 |
| 88 | And of course, subscribe to the channel, click on the bell, and follow us on Instagram. | 当然,订阅频道,点击铃声,跟随我们的Instagram。 |
| 89 | I'll see you next time. I'll see you next time. I'll see you next time. I'll see you next time. | 下次见 下次见 下次见 下次见 |
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发布于 2026-08-09 · 时长 4:28字幕摘录
| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | Hey everybody! | 大家好! 大家好! 大家好! 你们好! |
| 0:01 | Welcome to this B1 English listening practice video. | 欢迎收看B1英语的练习录影带 |
| 0:04 | You can use this video to practice your listening and comprehension as I speak. | 你可以用这段视频 来练习你的听力和理解 当我说话。 |
| 0:09 | Before we start, remember to sign up for our $1 listening practice seminars at polyglossa.com | 在开始之前,请记住报名参加我们在polyglossa.com的1美元听力练习研讨会。 |
| 0:14 | 并下载免费的 Listening Time podcast 这样你就可以练习你的收听技巧. | |
| 0:24 | So today, I'm going to talk about phones. | 所以今天我要谈谈电话 |
| 0:27 | I was talking about this topic the other day, | 前几天我在谈论这个话题 |
| 0:29 | and I got to thinking about how important phones are in our everyday lives. | 我想到了手机对我们日常生活的重要性 |
| 0:33 | So, let's talk a little bit about this. | 所以,让我们谈谈这个。 |
| 0:35 | Let's go briefly through the history of phones. | 让我们简单谈谈电话的历史。 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hey everybody! | 大家好! 大家好! 大家好! 你们好! |
| 2 | Welcome to this B1 English listening practice video. | 欢迎收看B1英语的练习录影带 |
| 3 | You can use this video to practice your listening and comprehension as I speak. | 你可以用这段视频 来练习你的听力和理解 当我说话。 |
| 4 | Before we start, remember to sign up for our $1 listening practice seminars at polyglossa.com | 在开始之前,请记住报名参加我们在polyglossa.com的1美元听力练习研讨会。 |
| 5 | 并下载免费的 Listening Time podcast 这样你就可以练习你的收听技巧. | |
| 6 | So today, I'm going to talk about phones. | 所以今天我要谈谈电话 |
| 7 | I was talking about this topic the other day, | 前几天我在谈论这个话题 |
| 8 | and I got to thinking about how important phones are in our everyday lives. | 我想到了手机对我们日常生活的重要性 |
| 9 | So, let's talk a little bit about this. | 所以,让我们谈谈这个。 |
| 10 | Let's go briefly through the history of phones. | 让我们简单谈谈电话的历史。 |
| 11 | Even though some basic versions of the telephone had been invented earlier, | 尽管电话的一些基本版本是早前发明的, |
| 12 | Alexander Graham Bell is usually credited with the invention since he won the first US patent for it. | 亚历山大·格雷厄姆 贝尔自获得美国首个专利后,通常会获得该发明的功劳. |
| 13 | A patent is a government license given to someone who comes up with an idea for an invention. | 专利是政府颁发的许可证,发给提出发明想法的人。 |
| 14 | It excludes other people from making or selling this invention for a certain number of years. | 它排除了其他人制造或出售这种发明的一段时间. |
| 15 | So, Alexander Graham Bell received a patent for the telephone in 1876. | 因此,亚历山大·格雷厄姆·贝尔在1876年获得了电话的专利. |
| 16 | Prior to that, people couldn't talk over long distances, | 在此之前 人们无法长途跋涉 |
| 17 | they could only send messages through telegraph or some other means. | 他们只能通过电报或其他方式发送信息。 |
| 18 | You can imagine how revolutionary this invention was, | 你能想象这个发明有多革命 |
| 19 | when suddenly people could talk and have their voice heard in a different location. | 当人们突然可以说话 并听到他们的声音 在另一个地方。 |
| 20 | It must have seemed like really advanced technology at the time. | 这在当时看来一定是非常先进的技术. |
| 21 | But obviously, telephones didn't just become common household items overnight. | 但很明显,电话不是一夜之间就成了常见的家庭用品。 |
| 22 | It would be decades before this device became commonplace, | 几十年后这个装置才变得普遍 |
| 23 | and at the turn of the century, there were still fewer than a million phones in use. | 而在世纪之交,仍然有不到一百万电话在使用。 |
| 24 | One big milestone in the development of phones was the first transcontinental phone call, | 手机发展的一个重大里程碑 是第一个跨大陆电话, |
| 25 | which was made from New York to San Francisco in 1915. | 1915年从纽约到旧金山 |
| 26 | Nowadays, this might not seem like a huge feat, | 现在,这似乎不是一个巨大的成就, |
| 27 | but this type of long distance communication was completely unheard of at that time. | 但这种长途通讯在当时是完全没有听说过的. |
| 28 | The telephone was changing the way people thought about communication. | 电话改变了人们的沟通方式 |
| 29 | Over the next few decades, many more millions of households installed landlines, | 在接下来的几十年里, 更多的几百万个家庭安装了地线, |
| 30 | and the telephone became the king of communication. | 电话成为了通讯之王 |
| 31 | Then, fast forward to 1973, and the world saw the introduction | 然后,快速前进到1973, 世界看到了导言 |
| 32 | of the first cell phone made by Motorola. | 摩托罗拉制造的第一部手机 |
| 33 | But if you're thinking that this cell phone bore any resemblance to today's phones, think again. | 但如果你觉得这手机 和今天的手机有相似之处 那就再想想 |
| 34 | The first mobile phone was a monster. | 第一个手机是怪物 |
| 35 | It definitely couldn't fit in anyone's pocket. | 它绝对不能在任何人的口袋。 |
| 36 | Later on, in 1989, the first flip phone appeared on the market. | 后来,1989年,第一台翻转手机在市场上出现. |
| 37 | A flip phone is a phone that you open like this, the type of phone that I had growing up. | 翻转的电话是你像这样打开的电话 我从小就那样的电话 |
| 38 | In 1992, the first text message was sent between phones. | 1992年,第一个短信在手机间发送. |
| 39 | Obviously today, text messages are an essential function of all cell phones, | 显然今天,短信是所有手机的基本功能, |
| 40 | and people communicate more through messages than they do through calls. | 人们通过信息沟通 而不是通过电话沟通 |
| 41 | Come to think of it, it seems like people try to avoid calling, | 想想看 似乎人们试图避免打电话 |
| 42 | and instead send text messages whenever possible. | 并尽可能发送短信。 |
| 43 | Another cell phone feature that we take for granted nowadays is the camera. | 另一部手机的功能是摄影机。 |
| 44 | The first camera phone came out in Japan in 1999, and then later on in the rest of the world. | 第一台相机手机于1999年在日本发行,后来又在其他地区发行. |
| 45 | And then finally, in 2007, the first iPhone came out, | 最后,2007年,第一个iPhone推出, |
| 46 | stunning the world with its revolutionary design and touchscreen display. | 以革命性的设计和触摸屏的展示来震撼世界。 |
| 47 | Even though there were already smartphones in existence at that time, | 尽管当时已有智能手机存在, |
| 48 | the iPhone really brought smartphones onto the scene. | iPhone真的把智能手机带到了现场. |
| 49 | After that, other companies followed suit and started releasing smartphone after smartphone. | 之后,其他公司也纷纷效仿,开始在智能手机之后发布智能手机. |
| 50 | Nowadays, it seems like practically everyone who can afford it has a smartphone. | 如今,似乎每个人都有一台智能手机。 |
| 51 | This device has become a necessity in many people's lives, | 这个装置在许多人的生活中都成了必需的, |
| 52 | and most people spend many hours every week using it. | 大多数人每周都花很多小时使用它。 |
| 53 | Actually, a lot of people don't even use their computer that much anymore, | 实际上,很多人甚至不再用电脑了, |
| 54 | because they can do everything from their phone. | 因为他们能用手机做一切 |
| 55 | If you had told people just a few decades ago about the cell phones of today, | 如果你几十年前告诉人们今天的手机 |
| 56 | they probably wouldn't have believed you. | 他们可能不会相信你 |
| 57 | Who knows what type of innovation we might see with phones in the future? | 谁知道我们将来会看到什么样的创新? |
| 58 | I guess we'll have to wait and see. | 我想我们得等着瞧 |
| 59 | Okay, now I'm going to ask you three questions about today's video. | 好吧,现在我要问你三个问题 关于今天的视频。 |
| 60 | Write your answers in a comment down below. | 把答案写在下面 |
| 61 | Number 1. | 1号 |
| 62 | In what year was the first transcontinental phone call made? | 第一个洲际电话是哪一年打的? |
| 63 | Number 2. | 二号 |
| 64 | Which company made the world's first cell phone? | 哪个公司制造了世界上第一部手机? |
| 65 | And Number 3. | 还有3号 |
| 66 | What important cell phone feature was first added in 1992? | 1992年首次加入什么重要的手机功能?. |
| 67 | Alright, before we go, remember to sign up for our $1 listening practice seminars | 好吧,我们走之前,记得报名参加我们一块钱的听课会 |
| 68 | 并下载免费的 Listening Time podcast 这样你就可以练习你的收听技巧. | |
| 69 | And of course, subscribe to the channel, click on the bell, and follow us on Instagram. | 当然,订阅频道,点击铃声,跟随我们的Instagram。 |
| 70 | I'll see you next time. | 下次见 |
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发布于 2026-08-09 · 时长 4:04字幕摘录
| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | Hey everybody, welcome to this B1 English listening practice video. | 大家好 欢迎收看B1英语练习录影带 |
| 0:04 | You can use this video to practice | 您可以使用此视频练习 |
| 0:05 | your listening and comprehension as I speak. | 你听和理解我说话。 |
| 0:08 | Before we start, remember to download my listening time | 开始之前,请记住下载我的监听时间 |
| 0:11 | podcast成为Patreon.com的监听时间成员, | |
| 0:17 | listening practice seminars. | 听取练习研讨会。 |
| 0:19 | So today I'm going to talk about Thanksgiving. | 今天我要谈谈感恩节 |
| 0:22 | We just recently | 我们只是最近 |
| 0:22 | celebrated this famous American holiday, so I thought it'd be a good topic for this video. | 庆祝了这个著名的美国节日, 所以我认为这是这个视频的好话题。 |
| 0:27 | So first of all, what are the origins of Thanksgiving? | 首先,感恩节的起源是什么? |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
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| 1 | Hey everybody, welcome to this B1 English listening practice video. | 大家好 欢迎收看B1英语练习录影带 |
| 2 | You can use this video to practice | 您可以使用此视频练习 |
| 3 | your listening and comprehension as I speak. | 你听和理解我说话。 |
| 4 | Before we start, remember to download my listening time | 开始之前,请记住下载我的监听时间 |
| 5 | podcast成为Patreon.com的监听时间成员, | |
| 6 | listening practice seminars. | 听取练习研讨会。 |
| 7 | So today I'm going to talk about Thanksgiving. | 今天我要谈谈感恩节 |
| 8 | We just recently | 我们只是最近 |
| 9 | celebrated this famous American holiday, so I thought it'd be a good topic for this video. | 庆祝了这个著名的美国节日, 所以我认为这是这个视频的好话题。 |
| 10 | So first of all, what are the origins of Thanksgiving? | 首先,感恩节的起源是什么? |
| 11 | Where did it come from? | 从何而来. |
| 12 | Well, | 那个 |
| 13 | to be honest, there isn't really a whole lot that we can draw from to know that much about | 老实说,我们无法从中吸取很多东西来了解 |
| 14 | the first Thanksgiving. | 第一个感恩节。 |
| 15 | Actually, there's really only one short description written by a man named | 实际上,只有一个简短的描述 一个男人的名字 |
| 16 | Edward Winslow 关于第一次感恩节的宴会 | |
| 17 | But from what we do know, the story goes | 但据我们所知,这个故事 |
| 18 | a little something like this. | 有点类似的东西。 |
| 19 | In 1621, the pilgrims living in Plymouth, which was located in the | 1621年,居住在普利茅斯的朝圣者们,位于普利茅斯. |
| 20 | modern-day state of Massachusetts, held a feast with the Wampanoag people, which were a Native | 现代马萨诸塞州与万帕诺阿格人举行盛宴,他们是原住民 |
| 21 | American group that lived in the area at that time. | 当时居住在该地区的美国团体. |
| 22 | This feast was a celebration of the Native | 这宴会是原住民的庆典 |
| 23 | Americans first successful corn harvest, and they decided to invite some of their Native American | 美国人第一次成功收获玉米 他们决定邀请他们的一些土著美国人 |
| 24 | allies to join in. | 盟国加入。 |
| 25 | Nobody can say for sure what food was served, but it's safe to say that it | 没有人可以肯定什么食物被提供, 但可以说它是安全的 |
| 26 | probably didn't bear much resemblance to the Thanksgiving food we eat nowadays. | 可能和我们现在吃的感恩节食物没什么相似之处 |
| 27 | So let's go | 我们走吧 |
| 28 | through several traditional Thanksgiving dishes that you'll find on tables across the US. | 通过一些传统的感恩节菜, 你会发现在美国各地的桌子上。 |
| 29 | Firstly, | 首先,我们... |
| 30 | and most importantly, you have the Thanksgiving turkey. | 最重要的是,你有感恩节火鸡。 |
| 31 | This animal has become the iconic image | 这只动物变成了标志性的形象 |
| 32 | of Thanksgiving, and most families wouldn't be able to imagine a Thanksgiving without it. | 感恩节,大多数家庭 无法想象感恩节没有它。 |
| 33 | Besides turkey, another essential is the stuffing. | 除了火鸡之外,另一个必不可少的是填料。 |
| 34 | This is a mix of herbs, spices, | 这是混合草药,香料, |
| 35 | veggies, and breadcrumbs that are stuffed into the turkey before cooking. | 蔬菜和面包屑 在烹饪前塞进火鸡里 |
| 36 | A good Thanksgiving meal | 感恩节的好餐 |
| 37 | needs a good stuffing. | 需要一个好东西。 |
| 38 | Another essential side dish is the cranberry sauce, which provides a good | 另一种基本的副菜是红莓酱, 提供了很好的 |
| 39 | sweet contrast to the savory taste of the turkey. | 和火鸡的口味相比很甜美 |
| 40 | And a few other traditional side dishes include | 还有一些传统菜肴包括: |
| 41 | mashed potatoes and gravy, green bean casserole, and dinner rolls, and for dessert, people like to | 土豆泥和肉汁 绿豆锅 晚饭卷 还有甜点 人们喜欢 |
| 42 | eat pies, such as apple pie, pumpkin pie, and pecan pie. | 吃派,如苹果派,南瓜派,和槟榔派. |
| 43 | Alright, so besides food, what else is | 好吧,所以除了食物,还有什么 |
| 44 | there to know about Thanksgiving? | 那里知道感恩节? |
| 45 | Well, as the name implies, it's supposed to be a day when people | 嗯,这个名字的意思是,它应该是一天 人们 |
| 46 | give thanks for the blessings in their lives. | 感谢他们一生的祝福 |
| 47 | So, for example, some families go around the dinner | 比如说,有些家庭绕着晚餐走 |
| 48 | table and have each person say one thing that they're thankful for. | 并让每个人说一件事 他们感激。 |
| 49 | I like this tradition because | 我喜欢这个传统,因为 |
| 50 | it allows us to take a step back and reflect on the good in our lives. | 它使我们能够退一步,思考我们生活中的美好。 |
| 51 | We get so caught up in the | 我们被卷入其中 |
| 52 | stress of our everyday lives and all the bad things that happen to us, so it's nice to be able to put | 我们日常生活中的压力 以及我们遭遇的坏事 |
| 53 | all that aside and acknowledge the blessings. | 除此之外,还要感谢大家的祝福 |
| 54 | On a lighter note, another common thing that people | 轻一点,另一个常见的事情是人们 |
| 55 | like to do on Thanksgiving is watch and play football. | 感恩节时喜欢看足球 |
| 56 | For some reason, Thanksgiving has | 因为某种原因,感恩节 |
| 57 | become a big football day in America, so people can watch a couple games while they're cooking, | 成为橄榄球大日子在美国, 所以人们可以看 几个游戏的同时,他们做饭, |
| 58 | or the adults and kids can play a game in the backyard while they're waiting for the big feast. | 或者成年人和孩子们可以在后院玩游戏,同时等待盛大的盛宴. |
| 59 | One other important thing about Thanksgiving is that it's the day before Black Friday. | 感恩节的另外一件重要事情是,这是黑色星期五的前一天. |
| 60 | This is the biggest shopping day of the year. | 这是一年中最大的购物日. |
| 61 | In the U.S., many people start their Black Friday | 在美国,很多人开始他们的黑色星期五 |
| 62 | shopping at midnight after Thanksgiving. | 感恩节后午夜购物 |
| 63 | Many stores open their doors at 12 a.m. on this day, | 许多店铺今天12点开门 |
| 64 | so a lot of people line up hours beforehand to make sure they get first dibs on the best deals. | 所以很多人会提前排好几小时 以确保他们能得到最好的交易 |
| 65 | A lot of people criticize the fact that stores open at this time because it tends to take away | 很多人批评这时商店开店 因为它往往会抢走 |
| 66 | a little bit from the Thanksgiving celebration and adds a little bit more stress to the holiday. | 从感恩节庆典开始,给节日增添了一点压力. |
| 67 | I'm not a big shopper, so a Black Friday doesn't really mean much to me, | 我不是个大笨蛋,所以黑色星期五对我没什么意义, |
| 68 | but for other people and for companies, it's an important day. | 但对于其他人和公司来说 今天很重要 |
| 69 | Okay, now I'm going to ask you a few questions to see how well you understood. | 好吧,现在我要问你几个问题 看看你有多明白 |
| 70 | Number one, in what year was the first Thanksgiving celebrated? | 第一,第一个感恩节是哪年? |
| 71 | Number two, what type of dessert is the most common on Thanksgiving? | 第二 感恩节哪一种甜点最常见? |
| 72 | And number three, what's one popular Thanksgiving tradition? | 第三,什么是流行感恩节传统? |
| 73 | Alright, before we go, remember to download the Listening Time Podcast and become a | 好了,我们走之前,记得下载《时空播报》 然后成为一名 |
| 74 | Listening Time member at patreon.com slash Listening Time so you can receive my Listening | 聆听时间成员 at patreon.com slash 听 是时候让你接受我的倾听 |
| 75 | Practice Seminars. | 实践研讨会。 |
| 76 | And of course, subscribe to the channel and click on the bell. | 当然,订阅频道并点击铃声。 |
| 77 | I'll see you next time. | 下次见 |
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P19 · 【B1英语听力】油管超适合初学者的真实英语听力｜日常话题沉浸式磨耳朵｜自然语速+地道表达 p19 19 FREE English Listening Practice Seminar (P19)
【B1英语听力】油管超适合初学者的真实英语听力｜日常话题沉浸式磨耳朵｜自然语速+地道表达 p19 19 FREE English Listening Practice Seminar (P19)
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| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | Hey everybody! | 大家好! 大家好! 大家好! 你们好! |
| 0:01 | Welcome to this free listening practice seminar. | 欢迎来到这个免费的听力练习研讨会。 |
| 0:05 | I hope you're doing well. | 希望你表现的很好 |
| 0:07 | So I wanted to do a free seminar for all of you so you can see how my seminars are | 所以我想为大家做一个免费的研讨会 这样你就可以看到我的研讨会是如何 |
| 0:14 | and see if you like them or not. | 看看你是否喜欢他们 |
| 0:17 | And if you do, then maybe you'll consider becoming a | 如果你这样做, 那么也许你会考虑成为一个 |
| 0:21 | listening time member or a listening time super member so that you can have access to more of | 监听时间成员或监听时间超级成员,以便您可以访问更多 |
| 0:28 | types of seminars so that you can improve your listening skills in English. | 研讨会的类型,以便提高英语的听力。 |
| 0:35 | So in case you don't | 所以,如果你不这样做 |
| 0:36 | 我在Patreon的网页上有个会员计划 patreon.comsslash listening time. 时间。 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hey everybody! | 大家好! 大家好! 大家好! 你们好! |
| 2 | Welcome to this free listening practice seminar. | 欢迎来到这个免费的听力练习研讨会。 |
| 3 | I hope you're doing well. | 希望你表现的很好 |
| 4 | So I wanted to do a free seminar for all of you so you can see how my seminars are | 所以我想为大家做一个免费的研讨会 这样你就可以看到我的研讨会是如何 |
| 5 | and see if you like them or not. | 看看你是否喜欢他们 |
| 6 | And if you do, then maybe you'll consider becoming a | 如果你这样做, 那么也许你会考虑成为一个 |
| 7 | listening time member or a listening time super member so that you can have access to more of | 监听时间成员或监听时间超级成员,以便您可以访问更多 |
| 8 | types of seminars so that you can improve your listening skills in English. | 研讨会的类型,以便提高英语的听力。 |
| 9 | So in case you don't | 所以,如果你不这样做 |
| 10 | 我在Patreon的网页上有个会员计划 patreon.comsslash listening time. 时间。 | |
| 11 | And if | 如果 |
| 12 | you become a member, it's only two dollars per month and you have access to one new listening | 你成为会员,每个月只有两块钱,你就能听一次新的 |
| 13 | practice seminar every month and also an extra episode of the listening time podcast. | 每个月都会举办练习研讨会,同时也是收听时间播客的额外插曲. |
| 14 | And if you become a super member for three dollars a month, you have access to a new | 如果你成为超级成员 每个月3美元,你可以进入一个新的 |
| 15 | listening practice seminar, an extra episode of the listening time podcast, and one other seminar | 监听练习研讨会、另外一集监听时间播客,以及一次其他研讨会 |
| 16 | that I've already recorded, either a listening practice seminar or a pronunciation practice | 已经录制了 要么是听力练习会 要么是读音练习 |
| 17 | seminar. | 研讨会。 |
| 18 | But you have one additional one every month if you're a super member. | 但如果你是超级会员,你每个月再加一个. |
| 19 | So I hope you | 所以我希望你这样 |
| 20 | enjoy this seminar and I hope you'll consider becoming a member or a super member if you like | 享受这个研讨会 我希望你能考虑成为会员或者超级会员 如果你愿意的话 |
| 21 | it so that you'll have more of these seminars to practice with. | 这样你就能有更多这些研讨会来练习了 |
| 22 | Okay, let's jump right in. | 好,我们跳进去吧 |
| 23 | So every seminar, every listening practice seminar, we always want to focus on the four | 所以,每一次研讨会,每一次倾听练习研讨会, 我们总是想专注于四个 |
| 24 | essential elements of English listening comprehension. | 英文听力理解的基本要素。 |
| 25 | Okay, so if you have trouble | 好吧,所以如果你有麻烦 |
| 26 | understanding people when they're speaking, even though you know the words that they're saying, | 理解人们在说话, 即使你知道他们说的话, |
| 27 | like you can understand their speech if you see it written down, but you can't understand it if | 就像你能理解他们的演讲 如果你看到它写下来, 但你不明白,如果 |
| 28 | you hear it, this is because you're unable to understand these four elements in their speech. | 你听到,这是 因为你无法理解 这四个要素 在他们的演讲。 |
| 29 | Okay, these elements are stress, reduced speech, linking, and phoneme distinction. | 好吧,这些元素是压力, 减少语音,连接, 和电话区分。 |
| 30 | So in every | 所以,在每一个 |
| 31 | seminar, we practice with identifying different patterns regarding these four elements. | 在研讨会上,我们确定这四个要素的不同模式。 |
| 32 | | |
| 33 | so let me show you an example of each one. | 让我给你们举个例子 |
| 34 | Alright, we're going to look at this phrase | 好吧,我们来看看这个词 |
| 35 | right here. | 在这里。 |
| 36 | Okay, I can only wonder. | 好吧,我只能问。 |
| 37 | So first of all, let's talk about stress. | 所以,首先,让我们谈谈压力。 |
| 38 | Stress | 压力 |
| 39 | refers to which syllables and which words are said longer and louder when we're talking. | 指的是哪一个音节,以及当我们说话时会说得更长,更响的词. |
| 40 | When we stress a syllable, this means that we say it longer and we say it louder than other | 当我们强调一个音节, 这意味着我们说它更长, 我们说它比其他更响亮 |
| 41 | syllables. | 音节. |
| 42 | If a syllable is unstressed, then it can become very short, very quiet, and its pronunciation | 如果一个音节不坚固,那么它可以变得非常短,非常安静,它的发音 |
| 43 | might change, actually. | 可能改变,实际上。 |
| 44 | So let's take a look at that in this phrase. | 因此,让我们来看看这个短语。 |
| 45 | So listen to it as I say it. | 故如我所说听之. |
| 46 | I can only wonder. | 我只能问。 |
| 47 | Notice that there are a couple stressed words here. | 注意,这里有几句话强调。 |
| 48 | 复说 one言. | |
| 49 | I can only wonder. | 我只能问。 |
| 50 | Notice that the word only is stressed, | 请注意,这个词只是强调, |
| 51 | and notice that the word wonder is stressed. | 并谨记奇异之词, |
| 52 | I can only wonder. | 我只能问。 |
| 53 | Okay, these are | 好吧,这些是 |
| 54 | both stressed in the sentence. | 句子中都强调了这一点。 |
| 55 | However, this word can, this modal right here, is unstressed. | 然而,这个词可以, 这种模式在这里,是没有压力的。 |
| 56 | And so | 这样 |
| 57 | because it's unstressed, in this case, it becomes reduced speech. | 因为它不紧张, 在这种情况下, 它变成减少的言论。 |
| 58 | So unstressed syllables often | 所以经常不结实的音节 |
| 59 | become reduced speech. | 变成低调的言论。 |
| 60 | This means that they become so short that their pronunciation actually | 这意味着它们变得如此短 以至于它们的发音实际上 |
| 61 | changes a little bit. | 有点变化。 |
| 62 | So you, as an English learner, might say, I can only wonder. | 所以,作为一个英语学习者,你可能会说,我只能怀疑。 |
| 63 | However, | 不过, |
| 64 | native speakers would not say can. | 当地人不会说可以。 |
| 65 | We would say I can only. | 我们可以说我只能。 |
| 66 | Notice that it's not stressed, right? | 注意它没有压力,对不对? |
| 67 | I can only. | 我只能这样 |
| 68 | We don't say I can only. | 我们不说我只能这样 |
| 69 | So this word becomes reduced, and it kind of sounds like this. | 所以这个词就变小了, 听起来是这样的。 |
| 70 | I can only wonder. | 我只能问。 |
| 71 | Okay, so if you're expecting to hear can, you're not going to understand this | 好吧,所以如果你期待 听到可以,你不会理解这一点 |
| 72 | because that's not how native speakers say it. | 因为当地人不是这么说的 |
| 73 | This word is reduced. | 此字减减. |
| 74 | So next, let's look at | 接下来,让我们看看 |
| 75 | linking. | 链接。 |
| 76 | Linking is what happens when a word ends with a consonant sound, and the next word starts | 连接是当一个词以相容的声音结尾,下一个词开始时会发生什么 |
| 77 | with a vowel sound. | 以元音声. |
| 78 | So what happens, we're going to see an example right here, we have a word that | 因此,会发生什么,我们将看到一个例子 在这里,我们有一个词, |
| 79 | ends with a consonant sound, an n, an n sound, and the next word starts with a vowel sound, only, | 结尾是和声,n,n音,下一个词开头是元音,只有, |
| 80 | o, right? | 是吗? |
| 81 | So what we see here with this linking is that the final consonant goes to the beginning | 因此,我们在这里看到 与这个联系是, 最终对齐 开始 |
| 82 | of the next word, at the front of the next vowel. | 在下一个单词的前面。 |
| 83 | So instead of saying I can only, we say I | 所以与其说我只能说,不如说我 |
| 84 | can only, okay? | 只能这样,好吗? |
| 85 | We connect this n to the next vowel, okay? | 我们把这个n连接到下一个元音,好吗? |
| 86 | Instead of I can only, I can only, | 而不是我只能, 我只能, |
| 87 | I can only, can only, okay? | 我只能,只能,好吗? |
| 88 | So this happens in English almost every time that we have a final | 所以,这几乎发生在英语中 当我们有一个最终 |
| 89 | consonant and a beginning vowel, all right? | 调和和开始元音,好吗? |
| 90 | So you might have trouble understanding two words if | 所以,如果 |
| 91 | they're linked together like that. | 他们这样联系在一起 |
| 92 | Lastly, let's look at phoneme distinction. | 最后,让我们看看电话的区别。 |
| 93 | Phoneme just means | 打电话就是说 |
| 94 | sound, okay? | 声音,好吗? |
| 95 | So sometimes you might misunderstand a native speaker because you're expecting a | 所以有时候你可能会误解一个母语 因为你期待一个 |
| 96 | different sound because you don't actually know which sound is in that word. | 不同的声音 因为你不知道这个词里是哪个声音 |
| 97 | You are mistaken | 你错了 |
| 98 | when it comes to the sound. | 当于声闻. |
| 99 | So this is a good example with this word right here, wonder. | 因此,这是一个很好的例子 用这个词在这里,想知道。 |
| 100 | Most of my students would say this as wan, wander, right? | 我的学生大多会说这是万,流浪,对不对? |
| 101 | However, we have another word in English, | 然而,我们还有一个英文词 |
| 102 | whoops, that sounds like that, wander. | 呜呼,听起来像,徘徊。 |
| 103 | This is a completely different word, okay? | 这是一个完全不同的词,好吗? |
| 104 | So that causes | 所以,这导致 |
| 105 | a lot of confusion, of course, but the other problem is that when you're listening, you might | 当然,很多混乱,但另一个问题是 当你在听,你可能会 |
| 106 | expect us to say wander, and when we say wonder, this might be confusing because you're expecting | 期待我们说"流浪", 当我们说"神奇", 这可能会令人困惑 因为你期待 |
| 107 | a different phoneme. | 一个不同的电话。 |
| 108 | You're expecting a, but in this case it's a, wonder, right? | 你期待一个, 但在这种情况下,这是一个,奇迹,对不对? |
| 109 | Sometimes this letter | 有时这个字母 |
| 110 | O becomes an a sound, okay? | O变成一个声音,好吗? |
| 111 | All right, so we just saw examples of these four essential elements. | 好吧,所以我们刚刚看到了这四个基本要素的例子。 |
| 112 | So now we're going to take a look at our target paragraph for today, and we're going to examine | 所以现在我们来看看今天的目标段落 然后检查一下 |
| 113 | this paragraph and look at these four elements to see why it might be difficult for you to | 并审视这四个要素,以了解为什么你可能很难 |
| 114 | understand the paragraph and to actually help you train your listening so you can start to identify | 理解段落 帮助你训练你的听力 这样你就可以开始识别 |
| 115 | these factors, these elements, so that little by little you can start to improve your listening | 这些因素,这些元素, 这样你就可以开始 改善你的听力 |
| 116 | because you can notice these patterns more, and you can expect to see these patterns. | 因为你可以更注意这些模式, 你可以期望看到这些模式。 |
| 117 | So | 这么说 |
| 118 | before I show you the target paragraph, I'm just going to read it out loud. | 在给你看目标段落之前 我要大声读出来 |
| 119 | I have it written down | 我记下来了 |
| 120 | on my phone here, so I'm just going to read it, and I want you to listen, and I want you to see | 我在这里的手机上, 所以我只是去读它, 我要你听, |
| 121 | how much you can understand if I read it fast without you seeing it, okay? | 如果我读得很快,你还能理解多少? |
| 122 | You ready? | 你准备好了吗? |
| 123 | You couldn't have picked the worst time to take a trip. | 你不能选择最糟糕的时间去旅行 |
| 124 | We wanted you to be here next week because | 我们希望你下周能来,因为 |
| 125 | it's your last chance to see her this year. | 这是你今年最后一次见到她的机会 |
| 126 | Okay, how was that? | 好吧,怎么样? |
| 127 | Did you understand what I said? | 你明白我说的吗? |
| 128 | I'm sure it probably wasn't easy to understand all the words that I said there, but that's okay. | 我敢肯定,它可能不容易 理解所有我说的话,但没关系。 |
| 129 | That's why we're here. | 故'. |
| 130 | We're going to take a look at this paragraph together, | 我们要一起看看这个段落, |
| 131 | and we'll see why it's a little difficult for you, okay? | 我们看看为什么这对你来说有点困难 好吗? |
| 132 | So let me scroll down here, | 让我在这里滚动, |
| 133 | and we'll take a look. | 我们来看看。 |
| 134 | So this is what I said, all right? | 这就是我说的,好吗? |
| 135 | You couldn't have picked the worst time to | 你不可能选择最糟糕的时间 |
| 136 | take a trip. | 旅行一个。 |
| 137 | We wanted you to be here next week because it's your last chance to see her this year. | 我们想让你下周来,因为这是你今年最后一次见到她 |
| 138 | All right, we're going to take a look at this paragraph and see these four elements in the | 好了,我们来看看这段,看看这四点 |
| 139 | paragraph. | 页:1 |
| 140 | So we'll do it word by word, phrase by phrase. | 因此,我们将逐字进行,逐句进行. |
| 141 | So you couldn't have picked. | 所以你不能选择。 |
| 142 | You | 你们 |
| 143 | couldn't have picked. | 不能选择。 |
| 144 | Notice where the stress is. | 注意压力在哪里 |
| 145 | You couldn't have picked. | 你不能选择。 |
| 146 | Couldn't have picked. | 不能选择。 |
| 147 | So we have stress on this word when we have a negative modal like couldn't, can't, wouldn't, | 所以,当我们有一个负面模式,像不能,不能,不会, |
| 148 | etc. | 页:1 |
| 149 | These are often stressed, and then our main verb is almost always stressed, or maybe it is | 这些常被强调,然后我们的主要动词几乎总是被强调,或者也许是 |
| 150 | always stressed, right? | 总是紧张,对不对? |
| 151 | So couldn't have picked. | 所以不可能选择。 |
| 152 | This word is stressed, and this word is stressed, | 这个词被强调,这个词被强调, |
| 153 | all right? | 好吗? |
| 154 | But let's see what happens with these two stressed words and this word in the middle. | 但是,让我们看看这两个强调字和中间这个字会怎样. |
| 155 | So the way it sounds like is kind of like this. | 听起来是这样的 |
| 156 | Couldn't have picked. | 不能选择。 |
| 157 | Okay, so this have right | 好吧,这有权利 |
| 158 | here, couldn't have, couldn't have picked. | 在这里,不可能,不可能选择。 |
| 159 | This have when it's an auxiliary verb like this, | 像这样的辅助动词 |
| 160 | depending on the phrase, it can become reduced oftentimes to this, to a word that kind of or | 视词组的不同,它可能经常变成这样, 变成一类词,或者 |
| 161 | sound kind of like the word of. | 听起来有点像话 |
| 162 | So for example, I should have, I would have, I could have gone, | 所以,举例来说,我应该,我会,我可以去, |
| 163 | right? | 对吧? |
| 164 | It sounds like we're saying should have, could have, would have. | 听起来我们说应该,可以,可以 |
| 165 | Actually, | 其实 |
| 166 | many native speakers think that this is that real phrase, but in reality, it's should have, | 许多本地人认为,这是真正的短语, 但实际上,它应该, |
| 167 | could have, would have. | 可能,会的。 |
| 168 | But even native speakers think many native speakers think that the word is | 但即使是本地人 也认为很多本地人认为 |
| 169 | of because that's what it sounds like when we say it at normal speed. | 因为我们在正常速度下说的时候 听起来是这样的 |
| 170 | We don't say should have, | 我们不应该说, |
| 171 | have, could have. | 有,可能已经。 |
| 172 | We say should have, would have, could have, right? | 我们说应该,应该,可以,对不对? |
| 173 | However, if this phrase is | 但是,如果这句话是 |
| 174 | followed by another verb, right? | 然后是另一个动词,对不对? |
| 175 | If I have a word afterwards, if it's not just the end of a sentence, | 如果我之后有话要说 如果不只是句子的结尾 |
| 176 | it can become even shorter, and instead of of, it can become couldn't, shouldn't, wouldn't. | 它会变短,而不是, 它会变成不能,不应该,不会。 |
| 177 | | |
| 178 | so listen to this. | 所以听这个。 |
| 179 | You shouldn't have gone, shouldn't have gone, right? | 你不该走的,对吧? |
| 180 | I'm saying you should | 我是说你应该 |
| 181 | not have gone, but I would shorten it to shouldn't have, okay? | 但我会把它缩短到不该有,好吗? |
| 182 | Shouldn't have gone. | 不该去的 |
| 183 | If you've watched | 如果你看过 |
| 184 | some of my other seminars, you might have already seen something similar to this because the word | 有些其他的研讨会,你可能已经看到了类似的东西 因为这个词 |
| 185 | of often becomes reduced to a, right? | 经常变成一个,对不对? |
| 186 | A box of chocolates, right? | 一盒巧克力,对不对? |
| 187 | A bag of raisins, okay? | 一袋葡萄干,好吗? |
| 188 | So | 这么说 |
| 189 | because that happens, and I showed you that could have sounds like could have, then this of also | 因为这会发生,我告诉你, 可能的声音可以有, 然后这个也是 |
| 190 | becomes reduced to a, okay? | 变成一个,好吗? |
| 191 | So really strange pattern here, but this is really, really common | 这里的图案真奇怪 但这是很常见的 |
| 192 | in English. | 英文。 |
| 193 | You need to expect this. | 你需要期待这个。 |
| 194 | Couldn't have picked, shouldn't have gone, wouldn't have done, | 不能选择,不应该去, 不会做, |
| 195 | right? | 对吧? |
| 196 | So you're going to hear these phrase spoken very, very fast, okay? | 所以,你会听到这些短语 说话非常,非常快,好吗? |
| 197 | 好了,我们走 All right, | |
| 198 | so you couldn't have picked, couldn't have picked. | 所以你不能选择,不能选择。 |
| 199 | Notice that this word | 注意这个字 |
| 200 | is not pronounced picket or picket. | 不属于公开的纠察队或纠察队。 |
| 201 | This ed just becomes a t sound, right? | 这ED只是变成一个T的声音,对不对? |
| 202 | Picked, okay? | 选好了,好吗? |
| 203 | So there's | 这么说 |
| 204 | no extra syllable. | 没有额外的音节。 |
| 205 | There's no picket. | 没有纠察队。 |
| 206 | It's picked, picked, okay? | 是选的,选的,好吗? |
| 207 | The k, the ck sound is not aspirated. | K,ck的声音没有呼吸. |
| 208 | It's not k, right? | 这不是K,对不对? |
| 209 | It's not picked, right? | 不是选的,对吧? |
| 210 | We say picked, picked, okay? | 我们说选择,选择,好吗? |
| 211 | That might be a little hard | 这也许有点难 |
| 212 | for your ears to hear, but this is how these kind of words are. | 让你的耳朵能听到 但这种话就是这样 |
| 213 | Same thing with this, kit, kit, okay? | 同样的事情与这个,工具包,工具包,好吗? |
| 214 | You shouldn't expect a k sound, right? | 你不应该期待一个K的声音,对不对? |
| 215 | You should just expect kit, it, it, like that, okay? | 你应该期待工具箱, 它,它,像这样,好吗? |
| 216 | So here | 所以这里 |
| 217 | we have an ending consonant sound, and then the next word is a vowel, right? | 我们有一个结尾对齐的声音, 然后下一个词是一个元音,对不对? |
| 218 | So, uh, so we're going | 所以,呃,所以我们要去 |
| 219 | to have linking here. | 需要联系这里。 |
| 220 | So pickda, pickeda, right? | 泡菜,泡菜,对吧? |
| 221 | You couldn't have pickeda, okay? | 你不可能被选了,好吗? |
| 222 | So this t goes | 所以这个T去 |
| 223 | to the next vowel sound. | 到下一个元音。 |
| 224 | This word right here is always pronounced uh. | 这里的这个词总是被宣布的 |
| 225 | We never pronounce it as | 我们从来没有宣布它为 |
| 226 | a, right? | 对不对? |
| 227 | It's uh. | 这是呃。 |
| 228 | So in this case, the linking makes it pickeda, okay? | 因此,在这种情况下,联系 使它挑取,好吗? |
| 229 | So you couldn't have picked | 所以你不能选择 |
| 230 | a worst time to take a trip. | 旅行最糟糕的时候 |
| 231 | So here, worst, notice that the pronunciation of o-r is just like, whoops, | 所以这里,最糟糕的是,注意 o -r的发音就像,哇, |
| 232 | is just like this, er, er. | 就是这样,呃,呃,呃。 |
| 233 | We don't say worst or warst. | 我们不说最坏的或战争。 |
| 234 | We say worst, right? | 我们说最糟,对不对? |
| 235 | Like we're saying this | 就像我们说的 |
| 236 | word, were, were, worst, okay? | 字,曾经,是,最糟糕的,好吗? |
| 237 | So you couldn't have picked the worst time. | 所以你不能选择最糟糕的时间。 |
| 238 | Notice that the next word | 注意下一个词 |
| 239 | right here, uh, has the same letter at the beginning as the last letter in the word before it. | 在这里,呃,有相同的字母 在开头 与它面前的最后一个字母。 |
| 240 | So here we have an ending t, and then we have a beginning t. So when this happens in English, | 所以这里我们有一个结束T, 然后我们有一个开始T。 所以,当这种情况发生在英语中, |
| 241 | usually these t's kind of blend together, all right? | 通常这些T是混合在一起的,好吗? |
| 242 | So instead of saying worst time, we would say | 所以我们不说最糟糕的时光,而是说 |
| 243 | worst time, worst time. | 最糟糕的时候 最糟糕的时候 |
| 244 | It's like if I say it like this, right? | 这就像如果我这样说,对不对? |
| 245 | Worse without the t, and then the t | 更糟的是,没有T,然后T |
| 246 | and the next one, right? | 下一个,对不对? |
| 247 | Worst time. | 最糟糕的时候 |
| 248 | This is how we would say that, okay? | 我们就是这样说的,好吗? |
| 249 | We wouldn't go worst time, | 我们不会去最糟糕的时间, |
| 250 | right? | 对吧? |
| 251 | When we end with a consonant and the next word starts with a consonant, we don't go uh. | 当我们结束一个调和,下一个词开始一个调和,我们不去呃。 |
| 252 | We don't let this air out, right? | 我们不能让这种空气出来,对不对? |
| 253 | We mute this letter. | 我们不听信 |
| 254 | And in this case, because it's the same | 而在这种情况下,因为它是一样的 |
| 255 | sound, it just blends together, right? | 声音,它只是混合在一起,对不对? |
| 256 | Worst time, okay? | 最糟糕的时候,好吗? |
| 257 | So many students, uh, they get confused | 这么多学生,呃,他们变得困惑 |
| 258 | between this word and this word, because a lot of times they sound similar to students when they're | 这个词和这个词之间, 因为很多时候,他们的声音相似 学生当他们是 |
| 259 | listening, because they don't understand that maybe the next word is starts with a t and it's | 听着,因为他们不明白 也许下一个词是从T开始的,它就是 |
| 260 | just blending in and they think we're saying this word. | 他们认为我们是在说这个词 |
| 261 | So that can cause some problems for sure, | 这样肯定会引起一些问题, |
| 262 | okay? | 好吗? |
| 263 | So you couldn't pick the worst time to take a trip. | 所以你不能选择最糟糕的时间去旅行 |
| 264 | If you've watched other seminars, | 如果你看过其他的研讨会 |
| 265 | you also know this by now, but the word to is always reduced. | 你现在也知道了 但这个词总是会减少的 |
| 266 | We never pronounce this as to, | 我们从来没有宣布这一点, |
| 267 | okay? | 好吗? |
| 268 | We always pronounce it as t, d, or uh, depending on the context, depending on the | 我们总是以t,d,或 uh,取决于上下文,取决于 |
| 269 | letter before it, okay? | 给它写信,好吗? |
| 270 | So in this case, time, d, right? | 因此,在这种情况下,时间,d,对不对? |
| 271 | The last sound before it, | 之前最后的声音, |
| 272 | mm, this is an m sound and we have vibration with the sound. | 毫米,这是一个m音 我们有振动与声音。 |
| 273 | It's called a voiced sound. | 名为声闻声闻. |
| 274 | Because of that, this t becomes reduced to d, okay? | 因此,这个T变成d,好吗? |
| 275 | So another, a similar one, if I say had to, | 所以,另一个,一个相似的,如果我说必须, |
| 276 | right? | 对吧? |
| 277 | This d, this has vibration, this d sound. | 这个D,这个有震动,这个D声音. |
| 278 | So this is also reduced to d. I had d, I had to go, | 因此,这也缩小为d. 我有,我必须去, |
| 279 | I had to start, for example. | 我不得不开始,例如。 |
| 280 | So this word to is always reduced. | 因此,这个词总是被减少。 |
| 281 | We never say to. | 我们从来没有说过。 |
| 282 | To is the number, | 数字是, |
| 283 | right? | 对吧? |
| 284 | To is p, d, uh. | 这是p,d,呃。 |
| 285 | This is reduced speech, okay? | 这是减少发言,好吗? |
| 286 | So if we look at this phrase, | 所以,如果我们看这个短语, |
| 287 | you couldn't have picked a worst time to take a trip. | 你不可能选择最糟糕的时间去旅行 |
| 288 | So time, take, trip. | 所以,时间,采取,旅行。 |
| 289 | Those are all stressed | 这些都是强调 |
| 290 | words. | 词 |
| 291 | Uh, but the words in between them are unstressed, okay? | 呃,但是他们之间的词 是不紧张的,好吗? |
| 292 | They're reduced. | 二者减减. |
| 293 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 294 | And | 还有 |
| 295 | then we just have a little bit of linking here because we have the word take, which ends with | 然后我们在这里有一点联系 因为我们有这个词,结束于 |
| 296 | a k sound. | 一个K的声音。 |
| 297 | And then the next word is a vowel. | 然后下一句为元音. |
| 298 | It's, it's the only one letter. | 这是,这是唯一的字母。 |
| 299 | It's just one vowel. | 单元音而已. |
| 300 | So instead of take, uh, we would say take a, right? | 所以,不采取,呃, 我们会说采取一个,对不对? |
| 301 | We don't say take a trip. | 我们不说旅行。 |
| 302 | We say take a | 我们说拿一个 |
| 303 | trip, right? | 旅行,对不对? |
| 304 | When we say that fast, uh, English learners might think that it's like one word or | 当我们说快速,呃, 英语学习者可能会认为 它像一个词或者 |
| 305 | something, take a, right? | 来点什么,对吧? |
| 306 | They're not understanding that we're linking, uh, the consonants with the | 他们不理解我们在联系... 呃... |
| 307 | vowels, but that's what's happening here. | 元音,但这就是这里发生的情况. |
| 308 | All right, next sentence. | 好吧,下句说. |
| 309 | Uh, we wanted you to be | 呃,我们希望你成为 |
| 310 | here next week. | 下周在这里。 |
| 311 | So, uh, let's look at this part here. | 所以,呃,让我们来看看这个部分。 |
| 312 | So we wanted you to be here. | 所以我们希望你在这里。 |
| 313 | So notice that, | 所以请注意, |
| 314 | the stress, we wanted you, we wanted you to be here. | 压力,我们希望你,我们希望你在这里。 |
| 315 | The stress is on the word wanted and be, | 压力在于想要的词 并且是, |
| 316 | okay? | 好吗? |
| 317 | Verb, verb, okay? | 动词,动词,好吗? |
| 318 | These little pronouns here, we, you, me, her, et cetera, these are usually | 这些小代词在这里,我们,你,我,她,等等, 这些通常是 |
| 319 | unstressed in our sentences. | 我们的句子没有压力 |
| 320 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 321 | Uh, when I talk to my students, usually they stress | 呃,当我和我的学生说话, 他们通常强调 |
| 322 | every pronoun. | 每个代词。 |
| 323 | They say you, I, we, this is unnatural. | 他们说你,我,我们,这是不正常的。 |
| 324 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 325 | Native speakers don't stress | 讲原住民话的人没有压力 |
| 326 | pronouns. | 代词. |
| 327 | These are unstressed in our sentences. | 这些话在我们的句子里是没有根据的。 |
| 328 | And so sometimes they can be reduced. | 所以有时它们可以减少。 |
| 329 | And this | 还有这个 |
| 330 | is one of those cases when we have a word that ends with D and the next word is a pronoun starting | 是其中之一 当我们有一个词以D结尾,下一个词是一个代词开始 |
| 331 | with Y, like you, your, yours, y'all, et cetera. | 和你一样,你,你,你们,等等。 |
| 332 | Then we have, uh, an interesting pattern. | 我们有一个有趣的模式。 |
| 333 | So | 这么说 |
| 334 | instead of saying wanted you, we say wanted, I'll put it like this, wanted you, we wanted you. | 而不是说想要你,我们说想要, 我会把它这样,想要你,我们想要你。 |
| 335 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 336 | That's how we say this. | 我们就是这样说的 |
| 337 | We wanted you to be here. | 我们希望你在这里。 |
| 338 | Native speakers do not say wanted you. | 本地人不会说想要你 |
| 339 | We | 我们 |
| 340 | say wanted you. | 说想要你。 |
| 341 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 342 | This combination of the letter D with one of these Y pronouns, you, your, | 这个字母D的组合 与这些Y代词之一, 你,你, |
| 343 | et cetera, becomes this J sound. | 等,变成这个J音. |
| 344 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 345 | And so for example, if I say, uh, I did your work, | 比如说,如果我说,呃,我做了你的工作, |
| 346 | the way I would actually say this is I did your work. | 我其实会说这是我做的 |
| 347 | I did your, I don't say did your, | 我做了你的,我不说做你的, |
| 348 | I say did your, I wanted you, I did your, I had you. | 我说做你,我想要你, 我做了你,我有你。 |
| 349 | We don't say had you, we'd say I had you. | 我们不说有你, 我们会说我有你。 |
| 350 | All right. | 好吧,我们走。 |
| 351 | So notice that pattern when you're listening, you're going to hear it all the time | 所以,注意这个模式 当你在听, 你会一直听到它 |
| 352 | because when people are talking to you, they often say you, yours, your, y'all, et cetera. | 因为当人们在跟你说话时, 他们经常说你,你的,你的,你们,等等。 |
| 353 | So there will be many times when the word before it ends with a D and you'll hear this pattern. | 因此,很多时候它之前的词会用一个D结尾,你会听到这个模式. |
| 354 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 355 | So you need to expect that we wanted you to be here next week. | 所以,你需要期待,我们希望 你下周在这里。 |
| 356 | So here we have another two, | 我们还有两个 |
| 357 | as we already saw this word becomes reduced. | 因为我们已经看到这个词变少了。 |
| 358 | This is reduced speech. | 这是减少发言。 |
| 359 | So in this case, | 因此,在这种情况下, |
| 360 | wanted you to same thing. | 想要你一样的东西。 |
| 361 | We have a sound. | 我们有一个声音。 |
| 362 | We wanted you to be here. | 我们希望你在这里。 |
| 363 | Listen to how fast that | 听听这个速度 |
| 364 | sounds. | 声音 |
| 365 | We wanted you to be here. | 我们希望你在这里。 |
| 366 | Wanted you, wanted you to be here. | 想要你,希望你在这里。 |
| 367 | Wanted you to be here. | 想要你在这里。 |
| 368 | So the you and the, the, this part, this word and this word are pronounced very fast, right? | 所以,你和,这个部分, 这个词和这个词的宣告非常快,对不对? |
| 369 | I wanted you to, wanted you to, we wanted you to be here. | 我想让你,希望你,我们希望你在这里。 |
| 370 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 371 | So this next part, | 因此,接下来的部分, |
| 372 | well, this word is stressed, pretty easy to understand, right? | 这个词很突出 很容易理解 对吧? |
| 373 | We wanted you to be here. | 我们希望你在这里。 |
| 374 | This word is also stressed. | 这个词也得到了强调。 |
| 375 | No problems there. | 没问题 |
| 376 | We want you to be here next week. | 我们希望你下周能来 |
| 377 | So in this work, | 所以在这工作里 |
| 378 | this phrase here, next week, notice that we have an ending consonant and an beginning consonant. | 下星期这里的这个短语, 注意我们有一个结束和开始一致。 |
| 379 | And this one is a T right here. | 这个是T型的 |
| 380 | So the T often becomes muted at the end of words. | 因此T在词尾经常变哑. |
| 381 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 382 | Just like with this combination right here, worst time, this T was kind of muted, | 就像这里的密码一样 最糟糕的时候 这个T有点哑了 |
| 383 | or we could say that it kind of blended together with the other T in this case, | 或者我们可以说,它是 混合在一起 与另一个T在这种情况下, |
| 384 | it's kind of muted. | 有点哑 |
| 385 | So listen again, next week, next week, when we say it fast, | 所以,再次听,下周,下周, 当我们说得很快, |
| 386 | it just sounds like this, next week. | 下周听起来是这样的 |
| 387 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 388 | It's a little bit too much for us to say | 说得有点过分了 |
| 389 | there's too many consonant sounds. | 太多音响了 |
| 390 | We don't want to say next. | 我们不想说下一个。 |
| 391 | Right. | 对 |
| 392 | So as native speakers, | 所以作为本地人 |
| 393 | we reduce this and we say next week, next time. | 我们减少这个,我们说下周,下一次。 |
| 394 | We don't say next time. | 我们不说下一次。 |
| 395 | We say next time, right? | 我们说下一次,对不对? |
| 396 | Next Monday. | 下个星期一 |
| 397 | Again, we just mute the T. Next Monday. | 再次,我们只是关闭 T. 下周一。 |
| 398 | All right. | 好吧,我们走。 |
| 399 | So this muted T at the end | 所以最后这个哑巴T |
| 400 | of words like that is really common, especially if the next word starts with a consonant. | 如果下一个词开头是和声,那么这样的词就非常常见。 |
| 401 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 402 | So we wanted you to be here next week because it's your last chance to see her this year. | 所以我们希望你下周能来 因为今年是你最后一次见到她 |
| 403 | So the word because, I read it as cuz because this is usually how we say the word if we're | 所以,这个词是因为,我读它作为cus 因为通常我们如何说这个词 如果我们是 |
| 404 | speaking fast. | 说话快点 |
| 405 | All right. | 好吧,我们走。 |
| 406 | So when I'm speaking in my videos, in my podcast episodes, | 所以当我在我的视频里 在我的播客节目里 |
| 407 | I speak a little slower than how I would normally speak. | 我说话比平时要慢一点 |
| 408 | So I often say because, | 所以我经常说,因为, |
| 409 | but this isn't how we would normally say the word. | 但我们通常不会这样说 |
| 410 | We would normally pronounce it as | 我们通常会宣布为 |
| 411 | cuz, right? | 因为,对不对? |
| 412 | We just take off the first syllable and the second syllable just sounds like cuz. | 我们刚脱下第一个音节 和第二个音节只是听起来像Cuz。 |
| 413 | We don't say cause. | 我们不说原因。 |
| 414 | We just say cuz. | 我们只是说cus。 |
| 415 | All right. | 好吧,我们走。 |
| 416 | And sometimes it's even faster than that and it | 有时它甚至快于它和它 |
| 417 | just sounds like kz. | 只是听起来像KZ。 |
| 418 | Just like a CZ sound. | 就像一个CZ的声音。 |
| 419 | Cuz. | 库斯。 |
| 420 | So this can be hard for English learners to hear | 所以这对英语学习者来说很难听 |
| 421 | when they're listening. | 当他们听。 |
| 422 | They're expecting to hear this whole word because and what they hear is | 他们期待听到这个词 因为和他们听到的是 |
| 423 | z. | |
| 424 | Just like that. | 就是这样 |
| 425 | Cuz it's, cuz it's, cuz it's your only chance. | 因为这是你唯一的机会 |
| 426 | Cuz it's your last chance. | 因为这是你最后的机会 |
| 427 | Right. | 对 |
| 428 | So you want to expect this, this word right here to be reduced to kz. | 所以,你想期待这个, 这个词在这里被缩小为kz。 |
| 429 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 430 | All right. | 好吧,我们走。 |
| 431 | Cuz it's your own, sorry, cuz it's your last chance. | 因为这是你自己的,对不起,因为 这是你最后的机会。 |
| 432 | Here we have this final zz sound, | 在这里,我们有一个最后的 zz声音, |
| 433 | this voiced s sound like z. | 这听起来像Z |
| 434 | And then we have a beginning, a vowel right here. | 然后我们有一个开始,一个元音在这里。 |
| 435 | So we have some | 所以,我们有一些 |
| 436 | linking. | 链接。 |
| 437 | So we would say kz. | 所以我们会说kz。 |
| 438 | I'll write it like this. | 我会这样写 |
| 439 | Cuz it's, cuz it's, cuz it's, cuz it's your | 因为它,因为它是,因为它是,因为是你的 |
| 440 | last chance. | 最后的机会。 |
| 441 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 442 | So that's a little bit of linking right there. | 所以,这是一点点 连接在那里。 |
| 443 | Cuz it's your last chance | 因为这是你最后的机会 |
| 444 | to see her this year. | 今年要见她 |
| 445 | Let's look at the stress. | 让我们看看压力。 |
| 446 | Cuz it's your last chance. | 因为这是你最后的机会 |
| 447 | Cuz it's your last | 因为这是你最后一次 |
| 448 | stress. | 压力 |
| 449 | Right. | 对 |
| 450 | We have the word chance, which is stressed. | 我们有一个机会这个词,这是强调的。 |
| 451 | But remember that this pronoun, | 但记住这个代词 |
| 452 | right, these pronouns that we have, you, your, his, her, etc. | 对,这些代词,我们有,你,你,他的,她等等。 |
| 453 | These are unstressed in our sentences. | 这些话在我们的句子里是没有根据的。 |
| 454 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 455 | So in this case, it becomes reduced speech. | 因此,在这种情况下,它变成了减少语量。 |
| 456 | Let's listen again. | 师再听. |
| 457 | Cuz it's your last chance. | 因为这是你最后的机会 |
| 458 | It's your, it's your last chance. | 这是你的,这是你最后的机会。 |
| 459 | Notice that we don't say it's your. | 注意,我们不说这是你的。 |
| 460 | In this case, we say something | 这样的话,我们说点什么 |
| 461 | kind of like it sure. | 有点像它肯定。 |
| 462 | I'm gonna write it like this. | 我要这样写 |
| 463 | It sure. | 当然 |
| 464 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 465 | So if I say, | 所以,如果我说, |
| 466 | it's your only hope. | 这是你唯一的希望 |
| 467 | The way I would pronounce this is it's your only hope. | 我宣布这是你唯一的希望 |
| 468 | It sure only. | 当然 |
| 469 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 470 | So this is just another case of this why kind of changing its pronunciation | 所以这只是另一个例子 为什么改变它的发音 |
| 471 | when it gets reduced. | 当它减少。 |
| 472 | We saw that with this phrase, right? | 我们用这句话看到了,对吧? |
| 473 | Wanted Jew, right? | 想要犹太人,对吧? |
| 474 | 带Y的D | |
| 475 | in front of a pronoun is, it makes it become a J sound. | 在代词前是, 它使它成为一个J的声音。 |
| 476 | A T with a Y makes it become a CH sound. | 带Y的T会变成CH的声音. |
| 477 | For example, I know that you're, you're mad. | 例如,我知道你是,你疯了。 |
| 478 | We would say, I know the sure mad. | и穦弧и笵浩 |
| 479 | 带Y的T | |
| 480 | 换成CH | |
| 481 | I know that you're mad. | 我知道你疯了 |
| 482 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 483 | So this why and these pronouns, you, your, yours, | 因此,为什么和这些代名词, 你,你的,你的, |
| 484 | y'all, et cetera, this why can often change its pronunciation. | 你们,等等,这为什么常常可以改变它的发音. |
| 485 | This is another time. | 这是另一个时间。 |
| 486 | So it sure. | 当然 |
| 487 | Again, if we have like this word right here, that's your only hope. | 再说一遍,如果我们有这样的词 在这里,这是你唯一的希望。 |
| 488 | Same thing. | 同样的事情。 |
| 489 | That sure. | 当然 |
| 490 | That sure only hope. | 那当然是希望 |
| 491 | All right. | 好吧,我们走。 |
| 492 | So a word like that's ending with T apostrophe S or it's | 因此,这样的一个词的结束 T aposrope S 或者它是 |
| 493 | 以T aposrophue S结尾,这会导致Y成为SH的声音. | |
| 494 | Right? | 对吧? |
| 495 | So it sure, | 当然了 |
| 496 | that sure. | 当然 |
| 497 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 498 | So I know this seems strange and you're probably wondering why. | 所以我知道这看起来很奇怪 而你可能想知道为什么 |
| 499 | That's just how | 就是这样 |
| 500 | English works. | 英语作品. |
| 501 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 502 | When we have reduced speech, letters oftentimes change their pronunciation. | 当我们减少了语音,字母经常会改变它们的发音. |
| 503 | And I can't give you just an overall rule. | 我不能只给你一个总的规则。 |
| 504 | There is no overall rule. | 没有总体规则。 |
| 505 | There are little patterns | 没有什么规律 |
| 506 | that you have to recognize. | 你必须承认。 |
| 507 | And that's what I'm showing you right here. | 这就是我要告诉你的 |
| 508 | So it's difficult, | 所以很难 |
| 509 | but you're, that's what we're practicing with, right? | 但是,你,这就是 我们练习,对不对? |
| 510 | You're going to see these patterns and | 你会看到这些图案 |
| 511 | you're going to start to notice them when you're listening. | 你会开始注意他们 当你在听。 |
| 512 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 513 | All right. | 好吧,我们走。 |
| 514 | Let's look at the last | 让我们看看最后一个 |
| 515 | part here. | 在这里。 |
| 516 | It's your last chance. | 这是你最后的机会。 |
| 517 | So here, last chance, we have an ending T sound and it becomes | 所以,最后的机会,我们有一个结束T的声音,它变成了 |
| 518 | muted and we don't say last chance. | 哑巴,我们不说最后的机会。 |
| 519 | We say last chance. | 我们说最后的机会。 |
| 520 | So it just sounds like this. | 听起来是这样的 |
| 521 | Last chance | 最后的机会 |
| 522 | with an S sound at the end, no T, right? | 结尾有S的声音,没有T,对不对? |
| 523 | It just becomes muted. | 它只是变得沉默。 |
| 524 | Last chance. | 最后的机会。 |
| 525 | So don't expect to | 所以别指望 |
| 526 | last, right? | 最后一个吧? |
| 527 | You're not going to hear this sound, right? | 你不会听到这个声音吧? |
| 528 | It's just last chance, the last one. | 这只是最后的机会,最后一个。 |
| 529 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 530 | This word practically always reduces to this word. | 这个词实际上总是会简化为这个词. |
| 531 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 532 | Even though it's stressed in the sentence, | 虽然在句中强调, |
| 533 | the T is reduced. | T被削减。 |
| 534 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 535 | It's muted. | 声闻寂灭. |
| 536 | So it's your last chance to see her this year. | 所以你今年最后一次见到她了 |
| 537 | And we have another two here, but in this case, the sound before it is a voiceless sound, | 我们这里还有另外两个, 但在这种情况下,声音 之前是一个无声的声音, |
| 538 | a S声。 | |
| 539 | There's no voice. | 无声无声. |
| 540 | So the T becomes reduced to T. Okay. | 所以T变成T。 好的。 |
| 541 | So in this case, instead of | 因此,在这种情况下,而不是 |
| 542 | saying chance to, it's chance to. | 说机会,这是机会。 |
| 543 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 544 | It's your last chance to see her. | 这是你最后一次见到她 |
| 545 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 546 | It's your last chance | 这是你最后的机会 |
| 547 | to see her. | 见到她。 |
| 548 | The stress, chance to see her, right? | 压力,有机会见到她,对不对? |
| 549 | Chance is stressed and C is stressed. | 机会得到强调,C得到强调。 |
| 550 | The T is | 那个T是 |
| 551 | reduced. | 减少。 |
| 552 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 553 | Last chance to see her this year. | 今年最后一次见到她的机会 |
| 554 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 555 | And then we have this phrase right here, | 然后,我们有一个短语 在这里, |
| 556 | see her. | 见到她。 |
| 557 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 558 | This H on pronouns like him, his, her, hers, et cetera, this becomes reduced. | 这个H在代名词上像他,他的,她的,她的等等,这变成了减少. |
| 559 | And we usually skip over this H depending on the sound before it. | 通常我们跳过这个H 取决于它之前的声音。 |
| 560 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 561 | So in this case, C | 因此,在这种情况下,C |
| 562 | right? | 对吧? |
| 563 | This E is a vowel, but it ends with the Y sound. | 此E是元音,但以Y音结尾. |
| 564 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 565 | So notice C, | 所以请注意C |
| 566 | my mouth is in position for a Y. | 我的嘴就位为Y |
| 567 | So it really ends with the Y, a consonant sound. | 所以它真的以Y结尾, 一个一致的声音。 |
| 568 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 569 | So | 这么说 |
| 570 | this is going to link to the next word. | 这将链接到下一个词。 |
| 571 | It's going to skip over the H sound and we're going to hear, | 它会跳过H的声音,我们会听到, |
| 572 | we're going to say see your, see your. | 我们要说,看到你,看到你。 |
| 573 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 574 | The same thing. | 同样的事情。 |
| 575 | If I say see him, it would be see him, | 如果我说见到他,它就会看见他, |
| 576 | see him. | 见他. |
| 577 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 578 | So the H on her, him, his, hers is very weak. | 所以她身上的H,他,他的,她的非常软弱. |
| 579 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 580 | It's usually skipped over, | 它通常跳过, |
| 581 | right? | 对吧? |
| 582 | The consonant in the last word just skips the H and it links directly to the R or the | 上一个词中的对齐只是跳过H,直接链接到R或R |
| 583 | him. | 他,他是谁? |
| 584 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 585 | So in this case, it's see her instead of see her, see her this year. | 因此,在这种情况下,它看到的是她而不是她,今年看到的是她. |
| 586 | So if you're not expecting that, this can be very hard to identify when you're listening. | 所以如果你没有预料到这一点, 这可能很难识别 当你在听。 |
| 587 | You're going to think we're saying like this word, for example, see her, see her, right? | 你会认为我们是这样说的 比如说,看到她,看到她,对不对? |
| 588 | It sounds | 听起来 |
| 589 | like what we're saying, but really we're saying see her, right? | 就像我们在说的那样 但我们真的在说见她 对吧? |
| 590 | See her. | 见她 |
| 591 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 592 | So this is another | 所以这是另一个 |
| 593 | pattern that you're just going to have to start to recognize and you're going to hear it a lot. | 模式,你只需要开始 开始识别,你会听到它很多。 |
| 594 | If you really try to recognize it, you'll notice it again and again, because every time someone says | 如果你真想认出它, 你会发现它一次又一次, 因为每次有人说 |
| 595 | her, him, hers, his, any of these words, chances are they're going to skip over the H if there's | 她,他,她的,他的,任何这些话, 他们有可能跳过H,如果有 |
| 596 | a consonant sound before it. | 在它面前发出一致的声音。 |
| 597 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 598 | So I want you to listen for that and really try to notice that | 所以,我希望你听 这一点,并真正试图注意到 |
| 599 | pattern. | 模式。 |
| 600 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 601 | Lastly, the phrase this year. | 最后,今年的话。 |
| 602 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 603 | First of all, notice the stress. | 首先 注意压力 |
| 604 | We don't say | 我们不说 |
| 605 | this year. | 今年, |
| 606 | We say this year. | 我们说今年。 |
| 607 | Last chance to see her this year. | 今年最后一次见到她的机会 |
| 608 | So year is stressed. | 因此,一年是紧张的。 |
| 609 | This is unstressed. | 这是没有压力的。 |
| 610 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 611 | We don't say this year. | 我们不说今年。 |
| 612 | That's what many of my students would say, but this is not natural, | 我很多学生都会这么说 但这不自然 |
| 613 | right? | 对吧? |
| 614 | We want to stress this noun right here. | 我们要在这里强调这个名词 |
| 615 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 616 | So there's one last thing you probably | 所以,还有一件事你可能 |
| 617 | {\fn黑体\fs22\bord1\shad0\3aHBE\4aH00\fscx67\fscy66\2cHFFFFFF\3cH808080}我注意到了 {\fn黑体\fs22\bord1\shad0\3aHBE\4aH00\fscx67\fscy66\2cHFFFFFF\3cH808080}当我说这话的时候 | |
| 618 | We say this year, this year, | 我们说今年 今年 |
| 619 | this year. | 今年, |
| 620 | Did you hear that? | 你听到了吗? |
| 621 | Your last chance to see her this year, this year. | 你今年最后一次见到她的机会,今年 |
| 622 | It's just like | 这就像 |
| 623 | what we saw here, right? | 我们在这里看到的,对不对? |
| 624 | It sure. | 当然 |
| 625 | So as I said, this Y sound on pronouns is very weak and it gets | 正如我所说,代词上的Y音很弱,而且会 |
| 626 | changed when it's reduced. | 减时变. |
| 627 | It can also happen with words other than pronouns. | 也可以用代词以外的词来进行. |
| 628 | So in this case, | 因此,在这种情况下, |
| 629 | it's just a completely different word year. | 这只是一个完全不同的词年。 |
| 630 | It's not you or yours or y'all or any of those, | 不是你们,也不是你们,也不是你们 |
| 631 | but it also happens here. | 但也发生在这里 |
| 632 | So in this case, instead of this year, it's this year. | 因此在这种情况下,与其说是今年,不如说是今年. |
| 633 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 634 | So you want to look out for that. | 所以,你想注意这一点。 |
| 635 | You want to notice that when people are speaking, | 你想知道当人们说话的时候 |
| 636 | notice the Y sound changing, especially if it's a pronoun like you or your, | 注意Y的音调变化, 尤其是如果它是一个代词 喜欢你或你, |
| 637 | and notice that with the H on pronouns, him, her, those words like that, start to notice those | 并且注意到H在代名词上, 他,她,这些话 像这样,开始注意到这些 |
| 638 | patterns. | 规律。 |
| 639 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 640 | All right. | 好吧,我们走。 |
| 641 | Well, we're done analyzing our target paragraph. | 我们分析了目标段落 |
| 642 | Hopefully that | 希望这样 |
| 643 | was helpful for you. | 对你很有帮助 |
| 644 | Hopefully this was a good practice and we do this in each seminar. | 希望这是一个好的做法,我们在每次研讨会上都这样做。 |
| 645 | We look at a different target paragraph and we analyze it for those four essential elements. | 我们审视了另一个目标段落,并分析了这四个基本要素。 |
| 646 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 647 | And so if this was useful for you, if you say, wow, no one's ever taught me this before. | 所以,如果这个对你有用, 如果你说,哇, 从来没有人教过我这个。 |
| 648 | I've never even thought about this. | 我从来没有想过这一点。 |
| 649 | Well, I would suggest that you become a listening time member | 好吧,我建议你成为 一个听时间成员 |
| 650 | or listening time super member because every month you have access to these seminars. | 或者听时间超级成员 因为你每个月都可以参加这些研讨会 |
| 651 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 652 | I record a new one each month and I also have a lot of old ones that I already recorded that I | 我每个月录一首新歌 并且我有很多旧歌 我已经录了 |
| 653 | provide to super members. | 向超级成员提供。 |
| 654 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 655 | So hopefully this was helpful for you and hopefully you decide to | 希望这对你很有帮助 希望你决定 |
| 656 | become a member or a super member. | 成为会员或超级会员. |
| 657 | If you have any questions, just send me an email. | 有问题就发邮件给我 |
| 658 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 659 | And I'm | и琌 |
| 660 | patreon.com slash listening time 并报名成为今天的成员或超级成员. | |
| 661 | All right. | 好吧,我们走。 |
| 662 | I'll see you again next seminar. | 下次见 |
| 663 | All right. | 好吧,我们走。 |
| 664 | I'll see you again next seminar. | 下次见 |
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P20 · 【B1英语听力】油管超适合初学者的真实英语听力｜日常话题沉浸式磨耳朵｜自然语速+地道表达 p20 20 B1 English Listening Practice - Favorite Memories (P20)
【B1英语听力】油管超适合初学者的真实英语听力｜日常话题沉浸式磨耳朵｜自然语速+地道表达 p20 20 B1 English Listening Practice - Favorite Memories (P20)
发布于 2026-08-09 · 时长 3:54字幕摘录
| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | Hey everybody, welcome to this B1 English listening practice video. | 大家好 欢迎收看B1英语练习录影带 |
| 0:04 | You can use this video to practice your listening and comprehension as I speak. | 你可以用这段视频 来练习你的听力和理解 当我说话。 |
| 0:08 | Before we start, remember to download the Listening Time podcast and become a member | 在开始之前,请记住下载《时空播客》并成为成员 |
| 0:12 | at patreon.com slash listening time to receive my listening practice seminars, | 在Patreon.com的slash监听时间 接受我的监听练习研讨会, |
| 0:17 | sound training videos, and bonus podcast episodes. | 声音训练视频, 和奖金播客节目。 |
| 0:21 | Okay, today I'm going to talk about some of my favorite memories from the past. | 好吧,今天我要谈一些 我最喜欢的记忆 从过去。 |
| 0:25 | This is one of the funnest topics to talk about because we all love reminiscing about | 因为我们都喜欢回忆 |
| 0:29 | good old days. | 美好的过去 |
| 0:30 | Let's just jump right in. | 我们跳进去吧 |
| 0:31 | The first memory I want to talk about is 6th grade camp. | 我想谈的第一个记忆是六年级的营地。 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hey everybody, welcome to this B1 English listening practice video. | 大家好 欢迎收看B1英语练习录影带 |
| 2 | You can use this video to practice your listening and comprehension as I speak. | 你可以用这段视频 来练习你的听力和理解 当我说话。 |
| 3 | Before we start, remember to download the Listening Time podcast and become a member | 在开始之前,请记住下载《时空播客》并成为成员 |
| 4 | at patreon.com slash listening time to receive my listening practice seminars, | 在Patreon.com的slash监听时间 接受我的监听练习研讨会, |
| 5 | sound training videos, and bonus podcast episodes. | 声音训练视频, 和奖金播客节目。 |
| 6 | Okay, today I'm going to talk about some of my favorite memories from the past. | 好吧,今天我要谈一些 我最喜欢的记忆 从过去。 |
| 7 | This is one of the funnest topics to talk about because we all love reminiscing about | 因为我们都喜欢回忆 |
| 8 | good old days. | 美好的过去 |
| 9 | Let's just jump right in. | 我们跳进去吧 |
| 10 | The first memory I want to talk about is 6th grade camp. | 我想谈的第一个记忆是六年级的营地。 |
| 11 | In case you've never heard of this before, in the US, at least when I was in school, | 以防你以前从没听说过 至少我上学的时候 |
| 12 | we had the tradition of going on a week-long camping trip during 6th grade. | 我们的传统是六年级时去露营一周 |
| 13 | When I went, we didn't actually camp in tents though. | 当我去的时候,我们实际上并没有在帐篷中扎营。 |
| 14 | We got divided into groups and stayed | 我们分成了几组,留下来了 |
| 15 | in different cabins with different camp counselors who were in charge of the cabins. | 在不同的小屋里 有不同的营房顾问 负责小屋 |
| 16 | I had such an awesome time because we got to do a lot of outdoor activities like hiking, | 我玩得很开心 因为我们得做很多户外活动 比如徒步旅行 |
| 17 | archery, and rock climbing. | 箭术和攀岩 |
| 18 | Since I'm an outdoorsy person, this type of trip was right up my alley. | 因为我是室外人 这种旅行就在我巷子里 |
| 19 | Aside from the activities, we had plenty of time to talk, play, and bond with the other kids. | 除了活动之外,我们还有充足的时间与其他孩子交谈、玩耍和纽带。 |
| 20 | Also, the food was bomb. | 而且,食物是炸弹。 |
| 21 | Of all the memories I have of elementary school, 6th grade camp is probably number one. | 在我所有小学的记忆中,六年级的营地可能是第一。 |
| 22 | Alright, the next memory I want to talk about is a trip I took to Hawaii when I was 13. | 好吧,我接下来想说的是 我13岁时去夏威夷旅行。 |
| 23 | I've actually been to Hawaii a handful of times, but this trip was special because it | 其实我去过夏威夷几次 但这次旅行很特别 因为... |
| 24 | was only the first or second time that I had ever traveled without my parents. | 只是我第一次或第二次 没有父母旅行。 |
| 25 | I went with a friend and his family, | 我和一个朋友和家人一起去了 |
| 26 | and we stayed in a nice hotel right across from Waikiki Beach in Honolulu. | 我们住在火奴鲁鲁的Waikiki海滩对面的酒店里 |
| 27 | At that time, I thought it was the coolest thing to take a week off school, | 当时,我认为这是最酷的事情 休息一个星期, |
| 28 | go to one of the most beautiful places on earth, and be without my parents. | 去世界上最美丽的地方, 没有我的父母。 |
| 29 | I guess I didn't do anything that special on that trip, | 那次旅行我可没做过什么特别的事 |
| 30 | but the circumstances were what made it such a great memory for me. | 但当时的情况让我记忆犹新 |
| 31 | Okay, another memory that'll always stay with me is the first day I drove to school in my own car. | 好吧,另一个永远留在我身边的记忆 就是第一天我开车去学校 |
| 32 | I was barely 16, I had just gotten my license the day before, | 我才16岁 前一天才拿到驾照 |
| 33 | and I felt like I was on top of the world. | 我觉得我就像在世界顶端。 |
| 34 | I remember having my music playlist specifically chosen for that momentous occasion. | 我记得有我的音乐播放列表 特别为那个重要的时刻。 |
| 35 | Getting your driver's license is a big rite of passage for young Americans, | 拿到驾照是美国年轻人的仪式 |
| 36 | and it's a proud moment when you can finally drive yourself around | 这是一个骄傲的时刻,你终于可以 开车自己周围 |
| 37 | and not have to rely on your parents to give you a ride. | 也不必依靠父母送你一程 |
| 38 | At that time, I thought my car was really cool, but looking back now, it wasn't all that. | 当时,我觉得我的车真的很酷,但现在回头看,并不是那么简单. |
| 39 | However, that doesn't make the memory any less important to me. | 然而,这并不使记忆对我不重要。 |
| 40 | Another one of my top memories is graduating from high school. | 我另一个最美好的回忆是高中毕业 |
| 41 | The ceremony itself wasn't anything special, | 仪式本身没什么特别的 |
| 42 | and I wasn't necessarily proud of myself or anything, but I was just relieved to finally be done. | 我不一定为我自己或任何事骄傲 但我只是被解脱了 |
| 43 | And not only that, but at that age I had big dreams and lofty expectations for my future, | 不仅如此,在那个时代,我对自己的未来有着巨大的梦想和崇高期望, |
| 44 | so I was excited to finally start that journey. | 所以我很兴奋地开始那段旅程 |
| 45 | My life didn't end up going as I'd planned it, but that doesn't matter. | 我的生活最终并没有按照我的计划发展,但这并不重要. |
| 46 | The reason why graduating from high school was such a powerful memory for me | 高中毕业的缘故 让我想起了 |
| 47 | is because I can really remember that excitement that I felt. | 因为我能真正记得 我感受到的兴奋。 |
| 48 | Alright, perhaps my favorite memory of the past is the language exchange program I did in Mexico in 2013. | 好吧,也许我最喜欢的记忆 过去是我2013年在墨西哥做的语言交换程序。 |
| 49 | This was the first solo experience I'd ever had in another country. | 这是我第一次在别国独唱 |
| 50 | There wasn't anything that could have prepared me for this type of trip. | 没有什么能让我为这种旅行做好准备的 |
| 51 | I went to a foreign country without being able to speak the language well, | 我去了一个外国 却没能说好语言 |
| 52 | and I stayed with an older couple who didn't speak any English. | 我和一对不会说英语的老夫妇住在一起 |
| 53 | Needless to say, I struggled big time during those first couple days, | 不用说,我在头几天里挣扎了很久 |
| 54 | but little by little I started to get my bearings. | 但渐渐地 我开始得到我的轴承。 |
| 55 | I made friends, I learned Spanish, and I even met my future wife. | 我交了朋友,学会了西班牙语,甚至遇见了未来的妻子. |
| 56 | Even today, my wife and I love going back to some of those old spots | 即使是今天,我和我妻子也喜欢回到那些旧地方 |
| 57 | where we hung out during my exchange program. | 在那里,我们挂出 在我交换程序。 |
| 58 | As you can see, I really enjoy reminiscing about the past. | 如你所见,我很喜欢回忆过去 |
| 59 | Okay, that's all for today. | 好吧,今天就到这里 |
| 60 | Remember to download the Listening Time podcast | 记住下载收听时间播客 |
| 61 | 成为Patreon.com的会员, | |
| 62 | to receive my listening practice seminars, sound training videos, and bonus podcast episodes. | 接受我的听力练习研讨会 声音训练录像 和奖金播客节目 |
| 63 | Also, subscribe to the channel, click on the bell, and follow us on Instagram. | 另外,订阅频道,点击铃声,跟着我们Instagram. |
| 64 | I'll see you next time. | 下次见 |
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P21 · 【B1英语听力】油管超适合初学者的真实英语听力｜日常话题沉浸式磨耳朵｜自然语速+地道表达 p21 21 B1 English Listening Practice - Fads (P21)
【B1英语听力】油管超适合初学者的真实英语听力｜日常话题沉浸式磨耳朵｜自然语速+地道表达 p21 21 B1 English Listening Practice - Fads (P21)
发布于 2026-08-09 · 时长 3:57字幕摘录
| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | Hey everybody, welcome to this B1 English listening practice video. | 大家好 欢迎收看B1英语练习录影带 |
| 0:04 | You can use this video to practice your listening and comprehension as I speak. | 你可以用这段视频 来练习你的听力和理解 当我说话。 |
| 0:08 | Before we start, remember to download the Listening Time podcast and become a member | 在开始之前,请记住下载《时空播客》并成为成员 |
| 0:13 | at patreon.com slash listening time to receive my listening practice seminars, | 在Patreon.com的slash监听时间 接受我的监听练习研讨会, |
| 0:18 | bonus podcast episodes, and my sound training videos. | 还有我的声音训练录像 |
| 0:21 | Okay, today I'm going to talk about fads from the past. | 好吧,今天我要谈谈 过去的潮流。 |
| 0:25 | First of all, we need to define the word fad. | 首先,我们需要定义fad这个词。 |
| 0:27 | A fad is something that becomes really popular really fast and then eventually becomes forgotten. | 热潮是真正流行的东西 真正迅速,最后被遗忘。 |
| 0:33 | For a while it seems like everyone is excited about this thing and follows the trend, | 有一阵子,似乎每个人都对这件事情很兴奋 并且跟随潮流 |
| 0:38 | but after a while they move on to the next big thing. | 但过了一段时间,他们 转到下一个大事情。 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hey everybody, welcome to this B1 English listening practice video. | 大家好 欢迎收看B1英语练习录影带 |
| 2 | You can use this video to practice your listening and comprehension as I speak. | 你可以用这段视频 来练习你的听力和理解 当我说话。 |
| 3 | Before we start, remember to download the Listening Time podcast and become a member | 在开始之前,请记住下载《时空播客》并成为成员 |
| 4 | at patreon.com slash listening time to receive my listening practice seminars, | 在Patreon.com的slash监听时间 接受我的监听练习研讨会, |
| 5 | bonus podcast episodes, and my sound training videos. | 还有我的声音训练录像 |
| 6 | Okay, today I'm going to talk about fads from the past. | 好吧,今天我要谈谈 过去的潮流。 |
| 7 | First of all, we need to define the word fad. | 首先,我们需要定义fad这个词。 |
| 8 | A fad is something that becomes really popular really fast and then eventually becomes forgotten. | 热潮是真正流行的东西 真正迅速,最后被遗忘。 |
| 9 | For a while it seems like everyone is excited about this thing and follows the trend, | 有一阵子,似乎每个人都对这件事情很兴奋 并且跟随潮流 |
| 10 | but after a while they move on to the next big thing. | 但过了一段时间,他们 转到下一个大事情。 |
| 11 | Often this is because people are more interested in it just because everyone else is. | 这常常是因为人们对它更感兴趣, 只是因为其他人都是。 |
| 12 | You don't necessarily love this thing, you just get caught up in the excitement. | 你不一定爱这个东西, 你只是陷入了兴奋。 |
| 13 | So let's go through some popular fads from the past. | 所以,让我们通过一些流行的潮流 从过去。 |
| 14 | One of the fads I remember as a kid was Heely's shoes. | 我小时候记得的花样之一是希利的鞋子 |
| 15 | These are shoes that have wheels on the heel of the shoe. | 这些鞋鞋脚跟上有轮子. |
| 16 | The word heel just refers to the back part of your foot. | 脚跟一词只指脚后部. |
| 17 | So tons of kids started wearing these shoes and they would kind of skate around as they walked. | 成千上万的孩子开始穿这双鞋 他们走路时会溜走 |
| 18 | Skateboarding and other wheel sports have always been considered to be pretty cool, | 滑板和其他轮式运动 一直被认为是相当酷, |
| 19 | so I think that's why Heely's became so popular. | 所以我认为这就是为什么希利变得如此流行的原因. |
| 20 | I have to admit that I thought they were pretty cool, but I didn't end up buying them. | 我必须承认,我认为他们很酷, 但我最终没有买他们。 |
| 21 | These shoes still exist today and sometimes I see kids wearing them, | 这些鞋子今天仍然存在 有时我看到孩子们穿这些鞋 |
| 22 | which takes me back to my childhood a little bit. | 这让我回到了童年 |
| 23 | Alright, the next fad that I want to talk about is Furby. | 好吧,下一个我想谈的furby。 |
| 24 | Furbies are these little electronic toys that look like owls. | 绒毛是这些看起来像猫头鹰的小电子玩具. |
| 25 | If I remember correctly, they talk, sing, and do other stuff like that. | 如果我没记错的话,他们会说话,唱歌,做其他类似的事情. |
| 26 | They come in a lot of different varieties, | 他们有很多不同的品种 |
| 27 | so you can choose the one that you think is the best or cutest. | 所以你可以选择你认为最好或最可爱的 |
| 28 | This fad was huge when I was a kid. | 当我还是个孩子的时候,这个场面是巨大的。 |
| 29 | For some reason, everyone wanted a Furby and I saw them everywhere. | 出于某种原因,每个人都想要一个弗比,我到处都看到他们. |
| 30 | To be honest, I was always kind of freaked out by their eyes. | 说实话 我总是被他们的眼睛吓坏了 |
| 31 | They're really big and it just seems like they're always following you. | 他们真的很大 而且看起来他们总是跟着你 |
| 32 | But maybe that's just me. | 但也许只有我一个人 |
| 33 | Nowadays, I have no idea if these furry little toys are still sold. | 现在,我不知道这些毛茸茸的小玩具是否还在出售。 |
| 34 | But one thing's for sure, Furbies were all the rage at one point. | 但有一点是肯定的,Furbies在某一时刻都是愤怒的. |
| 35 | Alright, one fad that I actually got caught up in as a kid was Beanie Babies. | 好吧,我小时候被卷入的一个阵营 是Beanie宝宝 |
| 36 | Beanie Babies are these small animals that are stuffed with beans | 贝尼宝宝是这些小动物 被豆子填满 |
| 37 | instead of the normal soft stuffing. | 而不是普通的软塞 |
| 38 | You can feel the texture of the beans inside. | 你能感觉到里面的豆子的纹理 |
| 39 | One of their most recognizable features is the red heart-shaped tag attached | 他们最能辨认的特征之一是 红色的心形标签 |
| 40 | that says tie for tie incorporated. | 上面写着领带是结合的 |
| 41 | Beanie Babies became a huge fad in the late 90s. | 20世纪90年代后期 贝尼宝宝成为了一个巨大的潮流 |
| 42 | I can remember collecting them as a kid and always wanting more. | 我还记得小时候收集的 总是想要更多 |
| 43 | I can't say for sure how many I ended up with, but it was a lot. | 我无法肯定我结了多少个,但很多 |
| 44 | Alright, one last fad that I completely forgot about is | 好吧,最后的一面 我完全忘记是 |
| 45 | Livestrong Bracelets and other wristbands. | 强壮的手腕和其他腕带 |
| 46 | Livestrong Bracelets were these yellow silicone gel bracelets | 强壮的手腕是黄色的硅胶手镯 |
| 47 | that people started buying and wearing in 2004 | 人们在2004年开始购买和穿戴 |
| 48 | to raise funds to support people affected by cancer. | 筹集资金支持癌症患者。 |
| 49 | What started out as a noble cause very quickly became a fashion trend | 作为崇高事业的开始 很快成为时尚潮流 |
| 50 | across America. | 在美国各地。 |
| 51 | I remember when I was in fifth grade I started seeing these bands everywhere. | 我记得我五年级的时候 我开始到处看到这些乐队 |
| 52 | In all honesty, I wanted one of these bands just because everyone else had one. | 老实说,我想要其中的一个乐队 就因为其他人都有 |
| 53 | I never ended up getting one, but I did get some other wristbands. | 我从来没有得到过一个, 但我得到了一些其他的腕带。 |
| 54 | What's funny is that people started wearing all kinds of different wristbands, | 有趣的是,人们开始穿 各种不同的腕带, |
| 55 | not just these Livestrong bands. | 不只是这些强壮的乐队。 |
| 56 | I had a handful of different colored ones that I wore every day for a period of time. | 我有一些不同的颜色,我每天穿一段时间。 |
| 57 | I remember matching the color of my wristband with the color of my clothes. | 我记得我的腕带颜色和衣服颜色相符 |
| 58 | Needless to say, I bought into this fad 100%. | 不用说,我百分百地买了这个 |
| 59 | Okay, that's all for today. | 好吧,今天就到这里 |
| 60 | Leave a comment and tell me about a fad that you remember from the past. | 留下一个评论 告诉我一个你记得的过去 |
| 61 | Before you go, make sure to download the Listening Time podcast | 在你走之前,请务必下载收听时间播客 |
| 62 | 并成为Patreon.com slashing Time的成员. | |
| 63 | to receive my listening practice seminars, bonus podcast episodes, | 接受我的听力练习研讨会, 奖金播客节目, |
| 64 | and sound training videos. | 和声音训练视频。 |
| 65 | Also, subscribe to the channel, click on the bell, and follow us on Instagram. | 另外,订阅频道,点击铃声,跟着我们Instagram. |
| 66 | I'll see you next time. | 下次见 |
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P22 · 【B1英语听力】油管超适合初学者的真实英语听力｜日常话题沉浸式磨耳朵｜自然语速+地道表达 p22 22 Advanced English Listening Podcast (P22)
【B1英语听力】油管超适合初学者的真实英语听力｜日常话题沉浸式磨耳朵｜自然语速+地道表达 p22 22 Advanced English Listening Podcast (P22)
发布于 2026-08-09 · 时长 1:16字幕摘录
| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | Hey everybody, I have some great news for you all. | 嘿,大家好,我有个好消息给你们 |
| 0:03 | I'm starting a monthly podcast for advanced | 我开始每月播客 高级 |
| 0:05 | listening practice that will help you reach a higher level of listening comprehension in English. | 帮助您获得更高的英语听力理解。 |
| 0:11 | This podcast will be available for listening time family members on the fifth day of every month. | 这个播客将在每个月的第5天收听时间家庭成员。 |
| 0:17 | Each advanced episode will be just like my normal listening time podcast episodes, | 每一个高级的剧集都跟我正常的监听时间播客剧集一样 |
| 0:22 | but I'll be speaking at normal speed. | 但我会以正常的速度说话 |
| 0:24 | It'll be much faster and more challenging than my normal | 比我平常的要快得多,更有挑战性 |
| 0:28 | but don't worry, you'll have the transcript available for each episode. | 不过别担心,你每集都有笔录 |
| 0:32 | If you enjoy the | 如果你喜欢 |
| 0:33 | listening time podcast and you can already understand most of what I say in each episode, | 收听时间播客 你已能理解我在每个剧集所说的话 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hey everybody, I have some great news for you all. | 嘿,大家好,我有个好消息给你们 |
| 2 | I'm starting a monthly podcast for advanced | 我开始每月播客 高级 |
| 3 | listening practice that will help you reach a higher level of listening comprehension in English. | 帮助您获得更高的英语听力理解。 |
| 4 | This podcast will be available for listening time family members on the fifth day of every month. | 这个播客将在每个月的第5天收听时间家庭成员。 |
| 5 | Each advanced episode will be just like my normal listening time podcast episodes, | 每一个高级的剧集都跟我正常的监听时间播客剧集一样 |
| 6 | but I'll be speaking at normal speed. | 但我会以正常的速度说话 |
| 7 | It'll be much faster and more challenging than my normal | 比我平常的要快得多,更有挑战性 |
| 8 | but don't worry, you'll have the transcript available for each episode. | 不过别担心,你每集都有笔录 |
| 9 | If you enjoy the | 如果你喜欢 |
| 10 | listening time podcast and you can already understand most of what I say in each episode, | 收听时间播客 你已能理解我在每个剧集所说的话 |
| 11 | then you'll definitely want to use my advanced podcast to understand fast native English. | 那你肯定想用我的高级播客 来理解快速本地英语 |
| 12 | If you want to finally reach an advanced level of listening comprehension, then become a listening | 如果你想最终达到高级的听力理解, 那就成为一个听力 |
| 13 | time family member today for just four dollars per month at patreon.com slash listening time. | 时间家庭成员今天月薪只有4美元, |
| 14 | In addition to the advanced podcast, listening time family members also receive an extra podcast | 除了高级播客,收听时间 家庭成员还接受额外的播客 |
| 15 | episode, a sound training video, a listening practice seminar, and an additional listening | 插曲、声音训练录像、听力练习研讨会和额外的听力 |
| 16 | or pronunciation seminar every month. | 或每月发音研讨会。 |
| 17 | Just click on the link below in the description | 在描述中点击下面的链接 |
| 18 | box and become a listening time family member today. | 并成为今天的监听时间家庭成员。 |
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P23 · 【B1英语听力】油管超适合初学者的真实英语听力｜日常话题沉浸式磨耳朵｜自然语速+地道表达 p23 23 B1 English Listening Practice - American Culture (P23)
【B1英语听力】油管超适合初学者的真实英语听力｜日常话题沉浸式磨耳朵｜自然语速+地道表达 p23 23 B1 English Listening Practice - American Culture (P23)
发布于 2026-08-09 · 时长 4:12字幕摘录
| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | Hey everybody, welcome to this B1 English listening practice video. | 大家好 欢迎收看B1英语练习录影带 |
| 0:04 | You can use this | 你可以用这个 |
| 0:05 | video to practice your listening and comprehension as I speak. | 录像来练习你的听力和理解 |
| 0:08 | Before we start, remember to download | 开始前请记住下载 |
| 0:10 | 成为Patreon.com的会员, | |
| 0:15 | listening practice seminars, sound training videos, and extra podcast episodes. | 收听练习研讨会、声音培训录像和播客节目。 |
| 0:20 | And remember that if | 记住,如果 |
| 0:21 | you become a Listening Time family member, you'll also receive my advanced podcast episodes. | 你成为"时空之声"的家庭成员 你也会收到我的高级播客节目 |
| 0:26 | | |
| 0:27 | today I'm going to talk about American culture. | 今天我要谈美国文化 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hey everybody, welcome to this B1 English listening practice video. | 大家好 欢迎收看B1英语练习录影带 |
| 2 | You can use this | 你可以用这个 |
| 3 | video to practice your listening and comprehension as I speak. | 录像来练习你的听力和理解 |
| 4 | Before we start, remember to download | 开始前请记住下载 |
| 5 | 成为Patreon.com的会员, | |
| 6 | listening practice seminars, sound training videos, and extra podcast episodes. | 收听练习研讨会、声音培训录像和播客节目。 |
| 7 | And remember that if | 记住,如果 |
| 8 | you become a Listening Time family member, you'll also receive my advanced podcast episodes. | 你成为"时空之声"的家庭成员 你也会收到我的高级播客节目 |
| 9 | | |
| 10 | today I'm going to talk about American culture. | 今天我要谈美国文化 |
| 11 | I could probably talk for hours and hours about | 我大概可以聊上几个小时 |
| 12 | this topic, but I'll try to cover a few main cultural elements and then I'll probably do a | 讨论这个话题,但我会尝试 覆盖一些主要的文化元素 然后,我可能会做一个 |
| 13 | part two to this video. | 此视频的第二部分。 |
| 14 | So let's just jump right in. | 所以我们就跳进去吧 |
| 15 | The U.S. has what most people would probably | 美国有大多数人可能 |
| 16 | consider the most popular culture in the world. | 考虑世界上最受欢迎的文化。 |
| 17 | This is due to the fact that the U.S. exports | 这是由于美国出口 |
| 18 | its culture to other countries via the internet, entertainment, and other means. | 文化通过互联网、娱乐和其他方式传播到其他国家。 |
| 19 | And the fact that | 而事实上 |
| 20 | English is now the most important language for business and travel has also contributed to this. | 现在英语是最重要的商务语言,旅行也为此做出了贡献. |
| 21 | So a lot of you probably already know quite a bit about American culture, but let's go ahead and | 所以你们中很多人可能已经对美国文化了解很多了, 但是让我们继续吧, |
| 22 | talk about a few cultural elements. | 谈一些文化元素. |
| 23 | One of the most important aspects of American culture is our | 美国文化最重要的方面之一是我们 |
| 24 | commitment to freedom. | 对自由的承诺。 |
| 25 | One of the most important values in the U.S., if not the most important, | 美国最重要的价值观之一,如果不是最重要的, |
| 26 | is personal liberty. | 这是个人自由。 |
| 27 | At the very core of the U.S. Constitution and the Declaration of Independence | 美国宪法和《独立宣言》的核心 |
| 28 | is the idea that each individual has the right to live freely and the government only exists to | 个人有权自由生活,政府的存在只是为了 |
| 29 | So what does this mean exactly? | 这到底是什么意思? |
| 30 | It means that individual people can live and act how they want | 这意味着个人可以生活和行为 |
| 31 | as long as they don't infringe upon the rights of others. | 只要他们不侵犯他人的权利 |
| 32 | In the U.S. we stress the individual more | 在美国,我们更强调个人 |
| 33 | than the collective. | 而不是集体。 |
| 34 | This is different from most countries where there's more stress on the common | 这与大多数国家不同,因为这些国家对普通人的压力更大。 |
| 35 | good of society. | 好社会。 |
| 36 | In these places the government often has a bigger influence in people's lives. | 在这些地方,政府对人民生活的影响往往更大。 |
| 37 | Okay the next cultural element I want to talk about is politeness. | 好吧,下一个文化元素 我想谈论的是礼貌。 |
| 38 | When many foreigners visit | 当许多外国人来访时 |
| 39 | the U.S. they notice that while it may not be the friendliest country in the world, | 他们注意到,虽然美国可能不是世界上最友好的国家, |
| 40 | Americans tend to be very polite. | 美国人往往很有礼貌. |
| 41 | For example, we have a tendency to say things in a pretty | 例如,我们有一种倾向 说的东西在一个漂亮的 |
| 42 | indirect way to sound nicer. | 间接的方式听起来更好。 |
| 43 | So if we're at a restaurant instead of asking the waiter | 所以,如果我们在一家餐厅 而不是问服务员 |
| 44 | where's the restroom, most of us would probably say could you tell me where the restroom is? | 洗手间在哪里,我们大多数人 可能会说 你能告诉我洗手间在哪里吗? |
| 45 | These types of indirect questions sound more polite so we prefer them. | 这些类型的间接问题听起来更礼貌 所以我们更喜欢它们 |
| 46 | In certain situations | 在某些情况下 |
| 47 | if someone asks something very directly many Americans might even feel that that person's | 如果有人直接问一些问题 许多美国人甚至会觉得 |
| 48 | being a little rude. | 有点无礼。 |
| 49 | This is indicative of how much politeness is valued in the U.S. | 这表明美国重视多少礼貌。 |
| 50 | All right one other cultural element that I want to discuss is the entrepreneurship in the U.S. | 我想讨论的另一个文化因素 就是美国的企业家精神 |
| 51 | This obviously exists in every country but the entrepreneurial spirit is especially widespread | 这显然存在于每个国家,但创业精神特别普遍。 |
| 52 | in the U.S. | 在美国。 |
| 53 | Many people dream of owning their own business or creating something new. | 许多人梦想拥有自己的企业或创造新的东西. |
| 54 | A lot of my | 我的许多 |
| 55 | students in other countries tell me that only a small minority of people in their country | 其他国家的学生告诉我,他们国家中只有少数人 |
| 56 | want to become an entrepreneur. | 想要成为企业家。 |
| 57 | Most people would probably prefer to work as an employee | 大多数人都喜欢当员工 |
| 58 | in a good company with good benefits. | 在一个很好的公司里, |
| 59 | Of course many Americans want this too but there are also | 当然,许多美国人也希望这样,但也有 |
| 60 | many people that want to start something on their own. | 很多人想自己开工 |
| 61 | There's something about creating a business | 创办企业有道理 |
| 62 | from scratch that's really appealing and inspiring to many people and some people simply value | 从头到尾,这真正吸引和激励 许多人和一些人只是价值 |
| 63 | independence more than comfort. | 独立胜过舒适 |
| 64 | I'm definitely this type of person considering that I've never | 我绝对是这种人 认为我从来没有 |
| 65 | worked a full-time job as an employee. | 作为雇员从事全职工作。 |
| 66 | Even though I've never received benefits like paid | 虽然我从未得到过像付过的钱 |
| 67 | vacation days I still prefer this style of work. | 我还是喜欢这种工作风格的假期 |
| 68 | I love the freedom and excitement that comes with | 我喜欢自由与兴奋 |
| 69 | working independently and as an entrepreneur. | 独立工作并担任企业家。 |
| 70 | So you could definitely say that I have this | 所以你可以肯定地说 我有这个 |
| 71 | entrepreneurial spirit in me. | 我内心的创业精神 |
| 72 | Okay that's all for today. | 好吧,今天就到这里 |
| 73 | I'll probably make a part two to this video | 我可能会做一个第二部分 这视频 |
| 74 | to talk about some more cultural elements in the U.S. Before you go make sure to download the | 去美国讨论一些更多的文化元素 之前,你去确保下载 |
| 75 | 播客成为Patreon.com的成员 | |
| 76 | to receive my listening practice seminars, sound training videos, and bonus podcast episodes. | 接受我的听力练习研讨会 声音训练录像 和奖金播客节目 |
| 77 | And remember that if you become a Listening Time family member you'll receive my advanced podcast | 记住,如果你成为倾听时空的家庭成员 你会接受我的高级播客 |
| 78 | episodes. | 剧集。 |
| 79 | Also subscribe to the channel, click on the bell, and follow us on Instagram. | 也订阅频道,点击铃声,跟着我们Instagram. |
| 80 | I'll see you | 再见 |
| 81 | next time. | 下次再说吧 |
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P24 · 【B1英语听力】油管超适合初学者的真实英语听力｜日常话题沉浸式磨耳朵｜自然语速+地道表达 p24 24 English Listening Quiz - Test Your Skills (P24)
【B1英语听力】油管超适合初学者的真实英语听力｜日常话题沉浸式磨耳朵｜自然语速+地道表达 p24 24 English Listening Quiz - Test Your Skills (P24)
发布于 2026-08-09 · 时长 2:33字幕摘录
| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | Hey everybody, welcome to this English listening quiz. | 大家好,欢迎参加这个英语考试 |
| 0:03 | This quiz will test your listening comprehension | 这个测验会考验你的听力 |
| 0:05 | skills and will help you become a better listener. | 帮助你成为更好的听众 |
| 0:08 | But before we start, remember to download the | 但是,在我们开始之前,记得下载 |
| 0:11 | Listening Time podcast and if you need my help to improve your listening, then click on the link in | 监听 时间播客,如果你需要我的帮助 改善你的听,然后点击链接英寸 |
| 0:16 | the description below this video to become a member and you'll receive my listening practice | 这个视频下面的描述 成为会员, 你会得到我的听力练习 |
| 0:20 | seminars which will help you understand native speakers when they speak fast. | 研讨会将帮助你了解 讲母语的人,当他们说话快。 |
| 0:25 | And if you become | 如果你成为 |
| 0:26 | a Listening Time family member, then you'll get my advanced podcast episodes where I speak at | a Listening Time家族成员, 然后你会得到我的高级播客剧集 我说话在 |
| 0:32 | normal speed and this will help you reach an advanced level of listening. | 正常速度,这可以帮助您达到高级的收听水平。 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hey everybody, welcome to this English listening quiz. | 大家好,欢迎参加这个英语考试 |
| 2 | This quiz will test your listening comprehension | 这个测验会考验你的听力 |
| 3 | skills and will help you become a better listener. | 帮助你成为更好的听众 |
| 4 | But before we start, remember to download the | 但是,在我们开始之前,记得下载 |
| 5 | Listening Time podcast and if you need my help to improve your listening, then click on the link in | 监听 时间播客,如果你需要我的帮助 改善你的听,然后点击链接英寸 |
| 6 | the description below this video to become a member and you'll receive my listening practice | 这个视频下面的描述 成为会员, 你会得到我的听力练习 |
| 7 | seminars which will help you understand native speakers when they speak fast. | 研讨会将帮助你了解 讲母语的人,当他们说话快。 |
| 8 | And if you become | 如果你成为 |
| 9 | a Listening Time family member, then you'll get my advanced podcast episodes where I speak at | a Listening Time家族成员, 然后你会得到我的高级播客剧集 我说话在 |
| 10 | normal speed and this will help you reach an advanced level of listening. | 正常速度,这可以帮助您达到高级的收听水平。 |
| 11 | Okay, are you ready | 好了,你准备好了吗? |
| 12 | for the quiz? | 考试? |
| 13 | Here's the first question. | 初问. |
| 14 | Which of these sentences am I saying? | 我说的是哪句? |
| 15 | I want another game. | 我想要另一个游戏。 |
| 16 | The correct answer is B. | 正确的答案是B. |
| 17 | "W -O | |
| 18 | wan. | 汪.. |
| 19 | It sounds like this. | 听起来是这样的。 |
| 20 | Wan. | 湾 |
| 21 | And the letter T at the end of the word want is skipped in this phrase. | 想要的字尾的字母T在这个短语中被跳过. |
| 22 | We say I want another. | 我们说我要另一个。 |
| 23 | I want another game. | 我想要另一个游戏。 |
| 24 | All right, here's the next question. | 好吧,这是下一个问题。 |
| 25 | Which of these | 其中哪一个 |
| 26 | words am I saying? | 我说的是什么? |
| 27 | We'll. | 我们会的。 |
| 28 | The correct answer is A. | 正确的答案是A. |
| 29 | The contraction of the words we will is not | 字眼的收缩不是 |
| 30 | pronounced we'll. | 宣布我们会。 |
| 31 | It sounds like this. | 听起来是这样的。 |
| 32 | We'll. | 我们会的。 |
| 33 | Listen to this sentence. | 谛听此句. |
| 34 | We'll be fine. | 我们会没事的。 |
| 35 | We don't say | 我们不说 |
| 36 | we'll be fine. | 我们会没事的。 |
| 37 | We say we'll be fine. | 我们说我们会没事的。 |
| 38 | Okay, next question. | 好吧,下一个问题。 |
| 39 | What's the first word that I'm saying | 我的第一个词是什么? |
| 40 | in this question? | 这个问题? |
| 41 | What are the options for this? | 有哪些选择? |
| 42 | The first word in that question is what. | 问题的第一个词是什么。 |
| 43 | Listen | 听着 |
| 44 | again. | 再来 |
| 45 | What are the options for this? | 有哪些选择? |
| 46 | The phrase what are sounds like this. | 这句话听起来是这样的 |
| 47 | What are. | 这是什么? |
| 48 | What are the | 这是什么 |
| 49 | options for this? | 此选项 ? |
| 50 | All right, last question. | 好吧,最后一个问题。 |
| 51 | What sentence am I saying? | 我在说什么句子? |
| 52 | It'll help him break out of | 会帮助他逃出去 |
| 53 | his shell. | 他的壳。 |
| 54 | Write your answer in a comment down below. | 把回答写在下面 |
| 55 | Okay, before we go, remember to download | 好吧,我们走之前,记得下载 |
| 56 | the Listening Time podcast and click on the link in the description below this video to become a | 并点击此视频下方描述的链接成为 |
| 57 | Listening Time member and you'll receive my listening training which will help you understand | 监听 时间委员和你会接受我的听力训练 帮助你理解 |
| 58 | fast English. | 快速英语。 |
| 59 | And if you want my advanced podcast episodes then become a Listening Time family | 如果你想要我的高级播客剧集... ...然后成为一个倾听时光的家庭 |
| 60 | member. | 成员。 |
| 61 | Also remember to subscribe to the channel, click on the bell, and follow us on Instagram. | 还记得订阅频道,点击铃声,跟随我们上Instagram. |
| 62 | I'll see you in the next listening quiz. | 下回听课见. |
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P25 · 【B1英语听力】油管超适合初学者的真实英语听力｜日常话题沉浸式磨耳朵｜自然语速+地道表达 p25 25 English Listening Quiz - But, Bought, Boat？ (P25)
【B1英语听力】油管超适合初学者的真实英语听力｜日常话题沉浸式磨耳朵｜自然语速+地道表达 p25 25 English Listening Quiz - But, Bought, Boat？ (P25)
发布于 2026-08-09 · 时长 2:37字幕摘录
| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | Hey everybody, welcome to another English listening quiz. | 嘿,大家好,欢迎来到另一个英语的听题。 |
| 0:04 | This quiz will test your | 这个测验会考验你 |
| 0:05 | listening comprehension skills and help you learn the real sounds of English. | 倾听理解的技巧,帮助你学习真正的英语声音. |
| 0:10 | Before we start, remember to download the Listening Time podcast and if you need my | 在开始前,请记住下载《时空播客》 如果你需要我的话 |
| 0:14 | help to improve your listening skills then click on the link in the description below this video | 帮助提高你的听力技能,然后点击此视频下方描述中的链接 |
| 0:20 | to become a Listening Time member and you'll receive my listening practice seminars which | 成为"倾听时间"的成员 你将接受我的倾听练习研讨会 |
| 0:25 | help you understand native speakers when they speak fast. | 帮助你理解母语,当他们说话快。 |
| 0:29 | And if you become a Listening Time | 如果你变成一个倾听时间 |
| 0:30 | family member you'll get my advanced podcast episodes which will help you reach an advanced | 家人,你会得到我的高级播客节目 帮助你达到高级 |
| 0:36 | level of listening. | 收听水平 。 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hey everybody, welcome to another English listening quiz. | 嘿,大家好,欢迎来到另一个英语的听题。 |
| 2 | This quiz will test your | 这个测验会考验你 |
| 3 | listening comprehension skills and help you learn the real sounds of English. | 倾听理解的技巧,帮助你学习真正的英语声音. |
| 4 | Before we start, remember to download the Listening Time podcast and if you need my | 在开始前,请记住下载《时空播客》 如果你需要我的话 |
| 5 | help to improve your listening skills then click on the link in the description below this video | 帮助提高你的听力技能,然后点击此视频下方描述中的链接 |
| 6 | to become a Listening Time member and you'll receive my listening practice seminars which | 成为"倾听时间"的成员 你将接受我的倾听练习研讨会 |
| 7 | help you understand native speakers when they speak fast. | 帮助你理解母语,当他们说话快。 |
| 8 | And if you become a Listening Time | 如果你变成一个倾听时间 |
| 9 | family member you'll get my advanced podcast episodes which will help you reach an advanced | 家人,你会得到我的高级播客节目 帮助你达到高级 |
| 10 | level of listening. | 收听水平 。 |
| 11 | Okay, are you ready for the quiz? | 好了,你准备好考试了吗? |
| 12 | Here's the first question. | 初问. |
| 13 | Which of these | 其中哪一个 |
| 14 | am I saying? | 我说了吗? |
| 15 | The musical start. | 音乐的开始。 |
| 16 | The correct answer is C. In English the word will is usually reduced | 正确的答案是C。在英语中,意志一词通常会减少。 |
| 17 | to l, so the phrase music will is reduced to musical. | 音乐会变成音乐 |
| 18 | It sounds the same as the word musical. | 听起来和音乐这个词一样 |
| 19 | Alright, here's the next question. | 好吧,这是下一个问题。 |
| 20 | Which of these words am I saying? | 我说的是哪句话? |
| 21 | The correct answer is B. | 正确的答案是B. |
| 22 | B -O -U -G -H | |
| 23 | bot. | 鲍特 |
| 24 | The word B-U-T is pronounced but with the relaxed mouth but and the word B-O-A-T is | B -U -T这个词是开口的 但嘴巴放轻松 但B |
| 25 | pronounced boat with rounded lips boat. | 有圆唇的船 |
| 26 | Okay, next question. | 好吧,下一个问题。 |
| 27 | What's the second word that I'm | 第二个词是什么? |
| 28 | saying in this sentence? | 在句子里说? |
| 29 | Four or five of them left. | left四五人而逝. |
| 30 | The second word in that sentence is or. | 该句中的第二个词是或. |
| 31 | Listen | 听着 |
| 32 | again. | 再来 |
| 33 | Four or five of them left. | left四五人而逝. |
| 34 | The phrase for or is reduced to for. | 词句表示或简化为表示. |
| 35 | Listen. | 听着 |
| 36 | Four or five of them | 四五个 |
| 37 | left. | 左边 |
| 38 | Alright, last question. | 好吧,最后一个问题。 |
| 39 | What sentence am I saying? | 我在说什么句子? |
| 40 | If only you could stay a bit longer. | 如果你能多待一会儿就好了 |
| 41 | Write your answer in a comment down below. | 把回答写在下面 |
| 42 | Okay, before we go remember to download the Listening | 好吧,在我们去之前记得下载 |
| 43 | Time podcast and click on the link in the description below this video to become a | 时间播客点击此视频以下描述中的链接成为 |
| 44 | member and you'll receive my training which will help you understand fast English. | 成员会接受我的训练 帮助你理解快速英语 |
| 45 | And if you want my advanced podcast episodes then become a Listening Time family member. | 如果你想要我的高级播客剧集 那就成为《倾听时光》的家庭成员 |
| 46 | Also, remember to subscribe to the channel, click on the bell, and follow us on Instagram. | 另外,请记住订阅频道,点击铃声,跟着我们Instagram. |
| 47 | I'll see you next time. | 下次见 |
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P26 · 【B1英语听力】油管超适合初学者的真实英语听力｜日常话题沉浸式磨耳朵｜自然语速+地道表达 p26 26 B1 English Listening Practice - American Culture Pt 2 (P26)
【B1英语听力】油管超适合初学者的真实英语听力｜日常话题沉浸式磨耳朵｜自然语速+地道表达 p26 26 B1 English Listening Practice - American Culture Pt 2 (P26)
发布于 2026-08-09 · 时长 4:00字幕摘录
| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | Hey everybody! | 大家好! 大家好! 大家好! 你们好! |
| 0:01 | Welcome to this B1 English listening practice video. | 欢迎收看B1英语的练习录影带 |
| 0:04 | You can use this video to practice | 您可以使用此视频练习 |
| 0:05 | your listening and comprehension as I speak. | 你听和理解我说话。 |
| 0:08 | Before we start, remember to download the | 在我们开始之前,请记住下载 |
| 0:10 | Listening Time podcast, and if you need my specialized training to help you improve your | 监听 时间播客, 如果你需要我的专业训练 帮助你改进你的 |
| 0:15 | 然后成为Patreon.com的会员, | |
| 0:20 | If you become a member, | 如果你成为会员, |
| 0:21 | then you'll get my seminars where I train you to listen more effectively and understand native | 然后你会得到我的研讨会 在那里我训练你 更有效地听和理解本土 |
| 0:26 | speakers when they speak fast. | 当他们说话迅速的时候, |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hey everybody! | 大家好! 大家好! 大家好! 你们好! |
| 2 | Welcome to this B1 English listening practice video. | 欢迎收看B1英语的练习录影带 |
| 3 | You can use this video to practice | 您可以使用此视频练习 |
| 4 | your listening and comprehension as I speak. | 你听和理解我说话。 |
| 5 | Before we start, remember to download the | 在我们开始之前,请记住下载 |
| 6 | Listening Time podcast, and if you need my specialized training to help you improve your | 监听 时间播客, 如果你需要我的专业训练 帮助你改进你的 |
| 7 | 然后成为Patreon.com的会员, | |
| 8 | If you become a member, | 如果你成为会员, |
| 9 | then you'll get my seminars where I train you to listen more effectively and understand native | 然后你会得到我的研讨会 在那里我训练你 更有效地听和理解本土 |
| 10 | speakers when they speak fast. | 当他们说话迅速的时候, |
| 11 | And if you become a Listening Time family member, you'll receive my | 如果你成为"时空之声"的家庭成员 你会得到我的 |
| 12 | advanced podcast episodes, which will help you reach an advanced level of listening. | 高级播客节目, 这将帮助你达到高级的收听水平。 |
| 13 | Okay, today I'm going to continue talking about American culture. | 好吧,今天我要继续谈论美国文化。 |
| 14 | This video will be a part two | 这段视频将是第二部分 |
| 15 | to the last B1 video I made, so let's jump right in and examine a few more important elements of | 因此,让我们跳进 并检查一些更重要的内容 |
| 16 | American culture. | 美国文化. |
| 17 | The first one I want to talk about is the tendency for Americans to hold people | 我想谈的第一件事是 美国人有抱人的趋势 |
| 18 | and things to a high standard. | 以物配主, |
| 19 | What do I mean by this? | 这是什么意思? |
| 20 | Well, Americans often demand excellence, | 美国人常常需要优秀的人才 |
| 21 | and when we don't get it, we often complain. | 而当我们没有得到它, 我们经常抱怨。 |
| 22 | For example, when Americans experience suboptimal | 例如,当美国人经历次优时 |
| 23 | customer service, this can leave an impact on them. | 客户服务,这会给他们带来影响。 |
| 24 | They might write a negative review online | 他们可能会在网上写负面评论 |
| 25 | about that establishment, and they probably won't ever go there again if they don't have to. | 他们可能再也不会去那儿了 如果没必要的话 |
| 26 | I'll be honest, I have this tendency as well. | 老实说 我也有这种倾向 |
| 27 | I don't leave negative reviews, but when I receive | 我不会留下负面评论,但当我收到 |
| 28 | bad service at a store or restaurant, I get annoyed. | 在商店或餐厅服务不好, 我生气。 |
| 29 | I know it's not great to have this reaction, | 我知道这样反应不好 |
| 30 | and I'm trying to get better at it. | 我试图改善它。 |
| 31 | However, sometimes I can't help but get a little ticked | 但是,有时我忍不住要有点痒 |
| 32 | off when I'm paying for a service, and yet the worker is slacking off or has a bad attitude. | 我付了服务费就收工了 但工人却在偷懒 或者态度不好 |
| 33 | So of course you can imagine how frustrating it can sometimes be for me to deal with workers | 所以,你当然可以想象,有时候我和工人打交道会多么沮丧 |
| 34 | at public institutions. | 在公共机构。 |
| 35 | And most Americans would agree with me on this. | 大部分美国人都同意我的看法 |
| 36 | We demand excellence, | 我们要求卓越 |
| 37 | and we're often disappointed when we don't get it. | 我们经常失望 当我们不明白它。 |
| 38 | Okay, the next cultural element I want to talk | 好吧,下一个文化元素 我想谈谈 |
| 39 | about is competition. | 有关竞争。 |
| 40 | In the US, there's competition everywhere. | 在美国,到处都有竞争. |
| 41 | This aspect of American culture has | 美国文化的这个方面 |
| 42 | its positives and negatives. | 其阳性与阴性. |
| 43 | In terms of economics, science, and technology, this competitive atmosphere | 在经济、科学和技术方面,这种竞争气氛 |
| 44 | has resulted in a lot of good things. | 带来了很多好事。 |
| 45 | There are many people who want to create the best product, | 有很多人想创造出最好的产品 |
| 46 | or they want to be the first one to discover something new, and so a lot of advancement, | 或者他们想成为第一个发现新事物的人, 所以很多进步, |
| 47 | technology, and wealth is created in the US. | 技术,财富在美国创造。 |
| 48 | As consumers, we love the fact that companies | 作为消费者,我们喜欢公司 |
| 49 | compete with each other to give us the best product or service at the lowest price, and it's awesome | 互相竞争 给我们最好的产品或服务 价格最低,这是真棒 |
| 50 | to see experts compete to come out with the newest game-changing technology. | 看到专家竞争 出来与最新的游戏 改变技术。 |
| 51 | But of course, this | 当然,这个 |
| 52 | competitiveness can sometimes be a negative thing. | 竞争力有时可能是负面的。 |
| 53 | People can feel a ton of pressure to be better | 人们可以感觉到一吨的压力 来变得更好 |
| 54 | than others, and they might feel inadequate if they don't measure up. | 他们可能觉得不够,如果他们不衡量。 |
| 55 | So I think it's important | 所以我觉得这很重要 |
| 56 | to maintain a healthy level of competition without going overboard. | 保持健康的竞争水平,而不陷入困境。 |
| 57 | All right, the last cultural | 好吧,最后一个文化 |
| 58 | element I want to talk about is a pretty funny one. | 我想谈的元素 是一个相当有趣的。 |
| 59 | In the US, many people like big things. | 在美国,很多人喜欢大事情。 |
| 60 | A lot | 许多 |
| 61 | of foreigners notice this really quickly when they travel to the US for the first time. | 外国人第一次到美国旅行时 很快就注意到了这一点 |
| 62 | For example, | 举例来说, |
| 63 | there are a ton of big cars and trucks on the road, and the roads themselves are big. | 公路上有一吨大汽车和卡车,公路本身也很大. |
| 64 | Also, | 还有, |
| 65 | when you order food at restaurants, the portions are usually bigger than portions in other countries, | 当你在餐馆订餐时, 食品通常比其他国家大, |
| 66 | and a lot of people like to buy things in bulk too, which means they buy huge boxes or packages | 很多人也喜欢批量买东西 这意味着他们买大箱子或包裹 |
| 67 | of food and other items. | 食品和其他物品。 |
| 68 | And I think in general, the US feels really big because it has a lot of | 我认为,总的来说, 美国感觉真的很大,因为它有很多 |
| 69 | wide-open spaces. | 宽敞空间。 |
| 70 | So I guess you could say that overall, things are bigger in America. | 所以,我想你可以说,总体来说, 事情在美国是更大的。 |
| 71 | All right, that's all for today. | 好了,今天就到这里 |
| 72 | Leave a comment and tell me if there are any other cultural | 请留言 告诉我有没有其他文化 |
| 73 | elements in the US that you find interesting. | 在美国,你觉得很有趣。 |
| 74 | Remember to download my free Listening Time podcast | 记得下载我的免费收听时间播客 |
| 75 | and click on the link below in the description box to become a member so that you can receive | 并单击描述框下的链接成为成员,以便您能够接收 |
| 76 | my specialized training, which will help you understand native speakers. | 我的专业训练 将帮助你理解母语 |
| 77 | And if you want to | 如果你想的话 |
| 78 | {\fn黑体\fs22\bord1\shad0\3aHBE\4aH00\fscx67\fscy66\2cHFFFFFF\3cH808080}然后成为听时间的家庭成员 {\fn黑体\fs22\bord1\shad0\3aHBE\4aH00\fscx67\fscy66\2cHFFFFFF\3cH808080}这样你就可以接受 | |
| 79 | my advanced podcast episodes. | 我的高级播客节目。 |
| 80 | Also, subscribe to the channel, click on the bell, and follow | 另外,订阅频道,点击铃声,跟随 |
| 81 | 我们的Instagram。 | |
| 82 | I'll see you next time. | 下次见 |
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P27 · 【B1英语听力】油管超适合初学者的真实英语听力｜日常话题沉浸式磨耳朵｜自然语速+地道表达 p27 27 English Listening Quiz - Chip, Cheap, Ship, Sheep (P27)
【B1英语听力】油管超适合初学者的真实英语听力｜日常话题沉浸式磨耳朵｜自然语速+地道表达 p27 27 English Listening Quiz - Chip, Cheap, Ship, Sheep (P27)
发布于 2026-08-09 · 时长 2:56字幕摘录
| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | Hey everybody, welcome to another English listening quiz. | 嘿,大家好,欢迎来到另一个英语的听题。 |
| 0:03 | This quiz will test your | 这个测验会考验你 |
| 0:04 | listening comprehension skills and help you learn the real sounds of English. | 倾听理解的技巧,帮助你学习真正的英语声音. |
| 0:09 | But before we start, remember to download the listening time podcast and click on the link | 但是在我们开始之前 记得下载监听时间播客 点击链接 |
| 0:13 | in the description below this video to become a listening time member and you'll receive my | 在下面的描述 成为监听时间成员 你会得到我的 |
| 0:18 | listening practice seminars which will help you understand native speakers when they speak fast. | 倾听练习会 帮助你理解 母语的人,当他们说话快。 |
| 0:24 | And if you become a listening time family member then you'll get my advanced podcast episodes | 如果你成为监听时间的家庭成员, 你会得到我的高级播客节目 |
| 0:28 | which will help you reach an advanced level of listening. | 这将帮助你达到高级的听觉。 |
| 0:32 | Okay, let's start with the quiz. | 好吧,让我们开始测试。 |
| 0:34 | Here's the first question. | 初问. |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hey everybody, welcome to another English listening quiz. | 嘿,大家好,欢迎来到另一个英语的听题。 |
| 2 | This quiz will test your | 这个测验会考验你 |
| 3 | listening comprehension skills and help you learn the real sounds of English. | 倾听理解的技巧,帮助你学习真正的英语声音. |
| 4 | But before we start, remember to download the listening time podcast and click on the link | 但是在我们开始之前 记得下载监听时间播客 点击链接 |
| 5 | in the description below this video to become a listening time member and you'll receive my | 在下面的描述 成为监听时间成员 你会得到我的 |
| 6 | listening practice seminars which will help you understand native speakers when they speak fast. | 倾听练习会 帮助你理解 母语的人,当他们说话快。 |
| 7 | And if you become a listening time family member then you'll get my advanced podcast episodes | 如果你成为监听时间的家庭成员, 你会得到我的高级播客节目 |
| 8 | which will help you reach an advanced level of listening. | 这将帮助你达到高级的听觉。 |
| 9 | Okay, let's start with the quiz. | 好吧,让我们开始测试。 |
| 10 | Here's the first question. | 初问. |
| 11 | Which of these am I saying? | 我说的是哪一个? |
| 12 | Nineteen nights. | 十九夜时. |
| 13 | The correct answer is B. | 正确的答案是B. |
| 14 | The number 1-9 is pronounced 19 with a T sound. | 编号1-9是带有T音的音标19. |
| 15 | Listen again. | 再说一遍 |
| 16 | Nineteen nights. | 十九夜时. |
| 17 | The number 9-0 is pronounced 90 with a D sound. | 数字9-0以D音标出90音. |
| 18 | Listen again. | 再说一遍 |
| 19 | Ninety nights. | 九十夜.. |
| 20 | Nineteen nights. | 十九夜时. |
| 21 | Ninety nights. | 九十夜.. |
| 22 | Alright, here's the next question. | 好吧,这是下一个问题。 |
| 23 | Which of these | 其中哪一个 |
| 24 | words am I saying? | 我说的是什么? |
| 25 | 羊ep. | |
| 26 | The correct answer is D. Listen to the difference between each word. | 正确的答案是D. 听好每个词的区别. |
| 27 | First we have cheap with a ch sound and a long e sound. | 首先,我们有便宜 用ch音和长e音。 |
| 28 | Cheap. | 贱. |
| 29 | Next we have chip with a ch sound | 接下来我们有一个芯片 与ch声音 |
| 30 | and a short i sound. | 和一个短我的声音。 |
| 31 | Chip. | 齐普 |
| 32 | Next we have ship with a sh sound and a short i sound. | 接下来,我们有船 有S的声音和短的i的声音。 |
| 33 | Ship. | 飞船 |
| 34 | And lastly we have sheep with a sh sound and a long e sound. | 最后,我们有绵羊 与一个嘘声和长音。 |
| 35 | 羊ep. | |
| 36 | Cheap, chip, ship, sheep. | 便宜,芯片,飞船,绵羊。 |
| 37 | Okay, next question. | 好吧,下一个问题。 |
| 38 | What's the third word that I'm saying in this sentence? | 我今句中第三句是甚么义. |
| 39 | A cup of noodle sounds good. | 一杯咖啡面条听起来不错。 |
| 40 | The third word in that sentence is of. | 该句的第三个词是". |
| 41 | Listen again. | 再说一遍 |
| 42 | A cup of noodle | 一杯面条 |
| 43 | sounds good. | 听起来不错。 |
| 44 | The word of is often reduced to uh in English. | 这个词在英语中常常被简化为 uh 。 |
| 45 | Instead of saying a cup of noodles, | 而不是说一杯面条, |
| 46 | we say a cup of noodles. | 我们说一杯面条。 |
| 47 | Alright, last question. | 好吧,最后一个问题。 |
| 48 | What sentence am I saying? | 我在说什么句子? |
| 49 | There's never been a | 从来没有过 |
| 50 | better time for it. | 是时候了 |
| 51 | Write your answer in a comment down below. | 把回答写在下面 |
| 52 | Okay, before we go, remember to | 好吧,我们走之前,记住 |
| 53 | the listening time podcast and become a listening time member to receive my specialized training | 收听时间播客 成为收听时间成员 接受我的专业训练 |
| 54 | which will help you understand fast English. | 这将帮助你理解快速英语。 |
| 55 | And if you want my advanced podcast episodes then | 如果你想要我的高级播客剧集 |
| 56 | become a listening time family member. | 成为监听时间 家庭成员。 |
| 57 | Click on the link in the description below this video to | 点击此视频下方描述中的链接 |
| 58 | sign up. | 注册。 |
| 59 | Also remember to subscribe to the channel, click on the bell, and follow us on | 还记得订阅频道,点击铃声,跟着我们 |
| 60 | 腾讯网. Instagram. | |
| 61 | I'll see you next time. | 下次见 |
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P28 · 【B1英语听力】油管超适合初学者的真实英语听力｜日常话题沉浸式磨耳朵｜自然语速+地道表达 p28 28 My Listening Tips (Speaking 4 Languages) (P28)
【B1英语听力】油管超适合初学者的真实英语听力｜日常话题沉浸式磨耳朵｜自然语速+地道表达 p28 28 My Listening Tips (Speaking 4 Languages) (P28)
发布于 2026-08-09 · 时长 3:40字幕摘录
| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | Hey everybody, I want to thank you all for helping me reach 100,000 subscribers. | 嘿,大家好,谢谢大家 帮助我达到10万订户。 |
| 0:04 | It's pretty cool that this channel has reached that many people. | 这个频道已经覆盖了很多人,这很酷。 |
| 0:08 | To celebrate 100,000 subscribers, | 为了庆祝10万订户, |
| 0:10 | I wanted to do a special video talking about the techniques that I use for my listening practice | 我想做一个特别的视频 谈论我用来听的技巧 |
| 0:15 | in my own language learning. | 在我自己的语言学习。 |
| 0:17 | So I want to give you a few quick listening tips based on my own | 所以,我想给你一些快速 听提示 根据我自己 |
| 0:20 | language learning experience and I'll give each tip in a different language. | 语言学习经验 我会用不同的语言给每个小费 |
| 0:30 | {\fn黑体\fs22\bord1\shad0\3aHBE\4aH00\fscx67\fscy66\2cHFFFFFF\3cH808080}别这样 | |
| 0:31 | i encuentras podcasts o canales de YouTube en inglés acerca de temas que fainente sean 互联网档案馆的存檔,存档日期2013-12-22. | |
| 0:37 | 重要人物, Interesantes o drobidos para ti, asto va a familitar tu aprendizaje un montón. 维基语录链接:名人名言 - 文学作品 - 谚语 - 谚语 - 谚语 - 谚语 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hey everybody, I want to thank you all for helping me reach 100,000 subscribers. | 嘿,大家好,谢谢大家 帮助我达到10万订户。 |
| 2 | It's pretty cool that this channel has reached that many people. | 这个频道已经覆盖了很多人,这很酷。 |
| 3 | To celebrate 100,000 subscribers, | 为了庆祝10万订户, |
| 4 | I wanted to do a special video talking about the techniques that I use for my listening practice | 我想做一个特别的视频 谈论我用来听的技巧 |
| 5 | in my own language learning. | 在我自己的语言学习。 |
| 6 | So I want to give you a few quick listening tips based on my own | 所以,我想给你一些快速 听提示 根据我自己 |
| 7 | language learning experience and I'll give each tip in a different language. | 语言学习经验 我会用不同的语言给每个小费 |
| 8 | {\fn黑体\fs22\bord1\shad0\3aHBE\4aH00\fscx67\fscy66\2cHFFFFFF\3cH808080}别这样 | |
| 9 | i encuentras podcasts o canales de YouTube en inglés acerca de temas que fainente sean 互联网档案馆的存檔,存档日期2013-12-22. | |
| 10 | 重要人物, Interesantes o drobidos para ti, asto va a familitar tu aprendizaje un montón. 维基语录链接:名人名言 - 文学作品 - 谚语 - 谚语 - 谚语 - 谚语 | |
| 11 | Cuando tu cerebro está completamente en focado en el mensaje del video o podcast que estás 互联网档案馆的存檔,存档日期2013-12-02. | |
| 12 | escuchando en inglés, tu cerebro adquiere más vobulario y más gramática sinque te des cueunta. 中国植物物种信息数据库. | |
| 13 | (原始内容存档于2018-06-26). Cuando olvidas que estás escuchando algo en inglés porque te interesa tanto el contenido, | |
| 14 | tu cerebro está en el modo óptimo para aprender el inglés. | 国家妇女委员会 |
| 15 | (原始内容存档于2018-09-29). Les gens on typeance à user les mêmes mots, les mêmes 短语和 mêmes mots d'argot. | |
| 16 | Donc, si vous recordez plusieurs vidéos our podcasts de la même personne qui 互联网档案馆的存檔,存档日期2013-12-02. | |
| 17 | (原始内容存档于2017-09-29). parle du même sujet, vous allez forcément rencontrer le même vocbulaire. | |
| 18 | Ça veut dire que vous avez plus de chances de retenir ces mots à cause de leur répétition. | 爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱爱 |
| 19 | (原始内容存档于2018-10-21). Du coup, vous devriez écouter beaucoup de contenu de la même personne. | |
| 20 | 和après passer à la prochaine chaîne ou 播客。 | |
| 21 | Então, la 3è dica que j'ai est pour ceux quit un niveau baixo ou intermédiaire. 中国植物物种信息数据库. | |
| 22 | Vous pouvez 牟利者网络用户 | |
| 23 | (原始内容存档于2018-07-29). Extreme de contenu que vous êtes in train d'couter ou d'couter. | |
| 24 | (原始内容存档于2018-09-26). Le 1er méthode est comme ceci, écoute la première fois sans légende ou textion. | |
| 25 | (原始内容存档于2018-03-21) (英语). Ensuite, écoute la 2e fois avec le texte profile toutes les chose que vous n'avez. | |
| 26 | (原始内容存档于2017-09-21). eprière fois. | |
| 27 | Et enfin, écoute la 1e fois sans texte de nouveau pour s散文家 d'entendre tout sans lire. 中国植物物种信息数据库. | |
| 28 | (原始内容存档于2018-09-21) (英语). Et la 2e option est la seguinte, écoute la 1e fois avec légende ou textion. | |
| 29 | 2e fois 和公正考虑 文本 quend vous n'entendez pas quelque 选择。 | |
| 30 | (原始内容存档于2018-09-31). Et écoute la 3e fois sans texe. | |
| 31 | (原始内容存档于2018-09-21) (英语). Si vous usedez un de ces méthodes de répétion, | |
| 32 | {\fn黑体\fs22\bord1\shad0\3aHBE\4aH00\fscx67\fscy66\2cHFFFFFF\3cH808080}好极了 | |
| 33 | 好吧,Mon dernier conseil pour sous est de vous 挑战者。 | |
| 34 | (原始内容存档于2019-09-21) (英语). Si vous écoutez selement des contenus que vous compenez déjà à peu près 100% de, | |
| 35 | (原始内容存档于2017-09-21). vous n'aurez paus beaucoup d'impression. | |
| 36 | So for example, if you listen to my podcast and you already understand almost everything | 举个例子,如果你听我播客的话 你几乎什么都懂了 |
| 37 | without using the transcript, then it's time for you to start using more advanced content. | 不使用笔录, 那么是时候你开始 使用更高级的内容。 |
| 38 | This is why I created my advanced podcast, so you can train with real, fast English. | 这就是为什么我创造了我的高级播客, 所以你可以训练 用真实,快速的英语。 |
| 39 | In my advanced episodes, I speak at normal speed, | 在我的高级节目里,我说话的速度很正常, |
| 40 | so it's more difficult than the normal listening time podcast, | 所以比正常的监听时间播客更难 |
| 41 | but I provide the transcript which will help you understand what I'm saying. | 但我会提供笔录 帮助你理解我在说什么 |
| 42 | So remember, you need to challenge yourself if you want to reach a higher level of listening. | 所以记住,你需要挑战自己 如果你想达到更高的听觉水平。 |
| 43 | Alright, I hope these tips were helpful for you. | 好吧,我希望这些小费对你有帮助。 |
| 44 | If you need help to improve your listening skills, | 如果你需要帮助以提高你的听力 |
| 45 | then join my membership so you can receive my specialized training. | 然后加入我的成员 这样你就可以接受我的专业训练 |
| 46 | And if you want my advanced podcast episodes that I mentioned, | 如果你想要我提到的高级播客节目 |
| 47 | then become a Listening Time family member. | 然后成为倾听时间的家庭成员。 |
| 48 | Click on the link in the description below this video to sign up today. | 点击此视频下方描述的链接今天报名. |
| 49 | Thank you all for helping me reach 100,000 subscribers, | 感谢大家帮助我达到10万订户 |
| 50 | and I wish you all the best with your English learning. | 我祝你学习英语一切顺利。 |
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发布于 2026-08-09 · 时长 4:01字幕摘录
| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | Hey everybody, welcome to this B1 English listening practice video. | 大家好 欢迎收看B1英语练习录影带 |
| 0:04 | You can use this | 你可以用这个 |
| 0:05 | video to practice your listening and comprehension as I speak. | 录像来练习你的听力和理解 |
| 0:08 | Before we start, remember to download | 开始前请记住下载 |
| 0:10 | {\fn黑体\fs22\bord1\shad0\3aHBE\4aH00\fscx67\fscy66\2cHFFFFFF\3cH808080}如果你需要我的专业训练 {\fn黑体\fs22\bord1\shad0\3aHBE\4aH00\fscx67\fscy66\2cHFFFFFF\3cH808080}帮助你改进你的节目 | |
| 0:15 | 然后成为Patreon.com的会员, | |
| 0:19 | If you become a member, | 如果你成为会员, |
| 0:20 | you'll receive my seminars which will help you listen more effectively and understand native | 你会得到我的研讨会 帮助你更有效地听 和理解本地人 |
| 0:25 | speakers. | 发言者。 |
| 0:27 | And if you become a Listening Time family member, then you'll receive my advanced podcast | 如果你成为"时空之声"的家庭成员 那你就会接受我的高级播客 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hey everybody, welcome to this B1 English listening practice video. | 大家好 欢迎收看B1英语练习录影带 |
| 2 | You can use this | 你可以用这个 |
| 3 | video to practice your listening and comprehension as I speak. | 录像来练习你的听力和理解 |
| 4 | Before we start, remember to download | 开始前请记住下载 |
| 5 | {\fn黑体\fs22\bord1\shad0\3aHBE\4aH00\fscx67\fscy66\2cHFFFFFF\3cH808080}如果你需要我的专业训练 {\fn黑体\fs22\bord1\shad0\3aHBE\4aH00\fscx67\fscy66\2cHFFFFFF\3cH808080}帮助你改进你的节目 | |
| 6 | 然后成为Patreon.com的会员, | |
| 7 | If you become a member, | 如果你成为会员, |
| 8 | you'll receive my seminars which will help you listen more effectively and understand native | 你会得到我的研讨会 帮助你更有效地听 和理解本地人 |
| 9 | speakers. | 发言者。 |
| 10 | And if you become a Listening Time family member, then you'll receive my advanced podcast | 如果你成为"时空之声"的家庭成员 那你就会接受我的高级播客 |
| 11 | which will help you reach an advanced level of listening. | 这将帮助你达到高级的听觉。 |
| 12 | Okay, today I'm going to talk about | 好吧,今天我要谈谈 |
| 13 | the concept of having a midlife crisis. | 中年危机的概念。 |
| 14 | This is something that I've talked about a couple | 这是我谈过的事 |
| 15 | times recently and so I thought it would be a good topic to discuss here. | 最近,我认为这是 一个很好的话题在这里讨论。 |
| 16 | So first of all, | 所以,首先, |
| 17 | what is a midlife crisis? | 什么是中年危机? |
| 18 | Well, according to some definitions, it's an emotional crisis involving | 根据一些定义 这是一种情感危机 |
| 19 | one's identity and self-confidence. | 一个人的身份和自信 |
| 20 | This usually happens somewhere between the age of 40 and 60, | 这通常发生在40到60岁之间 |
| 21 | but it could happen a little before or after this. | 但可能在这之前或之后发生 |
| 22 | So during this crisis, the person often | 所以在这个危机中 这个人经常 |
| 23 | questions their own life choices, their identity, and their desires. | 质疑他们自己的生活选择, 他们的身份,和他们的欲望。 |
| 24 | They've already lived around | 他们已经住在附近了 |
| 25 | half their life and they might not be happy with where they're at. | 半辈子,他们可能不高兴 他们在哪里。 |
| 26 | It's understandable really. | 这是可以理解的。 |
| 27 | Let's talk about some of the different areas of life that people tend to question or change | 让我们来谈谈人们往往质疑或改变的不同生活领域 |
| 28 | during this period. | 在此期间。 |
| 29 | First, let's talk about finances. | 首先,谈谈财政问题。 |
| 30 | A lot of people feel really stressed | 很多人觉得压力很大 |
| 31 | financially during their adulthood. | 成年期间在经济上。 |
| 32 | Not only do they need to provide for themselves and any family | 他们不仅需要养家糊口 |
| 33 | they have, they also need to think about their children's future expenses, their own retirement, | 他们有,他们也需要考虑 他们的孩子的未来开支, 他们自己的退休, |
| 34 | and plenty of other things. | 还有其他很多东西 |
| 35 | Thus, it's normal to feel like you're just barely getting by financially. | 因此,感觉你只是勉强通过 财政。 |
| 36 | And when you're feeling this way in your 40s or 50s, it's especially stressful. | 当你在40到50岁的时候感觉这样, 压力特别大。 |
| 37 | People often expect | 人们常常期待 |
| 38 | to be thriving financially during these years, so it's a big blow to them when this doesn't happen. | 这些年来财政上很兴旺 所以如果这不发生 他们就会大受打击 |
| 39 | But it's normal to have a lot of expenses during this time. | 但是,这期间花费很多是正常的. |
| 40 | I think many of us are going to deal | 我觉得我们很多人都会处理的 |
| 41 | with this. | 用这个 |
| 42 | Something else that contributes to midlife crises is changing family dynamics. | 导致中年危机的其他一些因素正在改变家庭动态。 |
| 43 | In the U.S., it's common for kids to move out of their parents' house at a relatively young age. | 在美国,孩子通常在相对年轻的时候搬出父母家. |
| 44 | This means that a lot of people in their 40s and 50s become empty nesters, as we call them. | 这意味着40到50岁的很多人成了空巢者,就像我们所说的. |
| 45 | This just means that they have adult children who have already moved out. | 这只意味着他们有成年子女已经搬走了。 |
| 46 | This can be a difficult transition for parents, seeing as they've spent so much of their focus | 这对父母来说可能是一个困难的转变, 因为他们花了很多精力 |
| 47 | and energy on raising their children. | 和精力 抚养他们的孩子。 |
| 48 | Once they move out, their parents can feel a little bit | 一旦他们搬出去, 他们的父母可以感觉到一点点 |
| 49 | empty and experience negative emotions. | 空虚而体验负面情绪. |
| 50 | So this is a challenge that people have to overcome. | 因此,这是人们必须克服的挑战。 |
| 51 | Another factor that plays a role in midlife crises is a person's physical changes. | 在中年危机中发挥作用的另一个因素是一个人的身体变化. |
| 52 | When people start to feel their body changing with age, it can be hard to deal with. | 当人们开始感觉到他们的身体随着年龄的变化而变化时,可能很难应付. |
| 53 | We like to think of ourselves as healthy and fit, and so it's hard for us to experience a physical | 我们喜欢认为自己是健康的,适合的,所以我们很难体验身体 |
| 54 | decline. | 减少。 |
| 55 | It's not cool to feel like we can't do all the things we used to do, and it can cause | 觉得我们做不了以前所有的事 这可不酷 |
| 56 | people to worry about their future health. | 人们担心自己的未来健康。 |
| 57 | So this might drive people to become more active and get | 所以这可能会驱使人们 变得更活跃并获得 |
| 58 | in shape. | 在形状。 |
| 59 | One other factor involved in midlife crises is people's sense of accomplishment. | 中年危机涉及的另一个因素是人们的成就感。 |
| 60 | If you feel like you haven't achieved a lot by this time, you can get discouraged. | 如果你觉得这时候你还没有取得很多成就,那么你就会灰心丧气. |
| 61 | We all want | 我们都希望 |
| 62 | to feel like we've done great things and served a higher purpose. | 感觉我们做了伟大的事情 并服务了一个更高的目标。 |
| 63 | So people might change their | 这样人们就可以改变自己 |
| 64 | career during a midlife crisis because they want to do something more meaningful. | 中年危机时期的职业生涯 因为他们想做更有意义的事 |
| 65 | So a lot of this | 这么多 |
| 66 | sounds pretty negative, but people eventually get through this period. | 听起来很消极 但人们最终能度过这一时期 |
| 67 | Once they can accept | 一旦他们能接受 |
| 68 | these changes and get refocused, they can work through this challenging time and become stronger | 这些变化和重新确定重点, 它们能够度过这个艰难的时期,变得更加强大 |
| 69 | as a result. | 由此而来。 |
| 70 | Alright, that's all for today. | 好了,今天就到这里 |
| 71 | Remember to download the Listening Time podcast | 记住下载收听时间播客 |
| 72 | 并成为Patreon.com的会员, | |
| 73 | listening training to help you understand native speakers. | 倾听训练来帮助你理解母语。 |
| 74 | And if you want to reach an advanced | 如果你想达到一个高级 |
| 75 | level of listening, then become a Listening Time family member to receive my advanced podcast. | 然后成为收听时间的家庭成员 接受我的高级播客 |
| 76 | The link is in the description below this video. | 链接见此视频下方的描述. |
| 77 | Also, subscribe to the channel, | 而且,订阅频道, |
| 78 | 点击铃声,跟着我们Instagram。 | |
| 79 | I'll see you next time. | 下次见 |
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发布于 2026-08-09 · 时长 3:21字幕摘录
| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | Hey everybody, welcome to this B1 English listening practice video. | 大家好 欢迎收看B1英语练习录影带 |
| 0:04 | You can use this video to practice your listening and comprehension as I speak. | 你可以用这段视频 来练习你的听力和理解 当我说话。 |
| 0:09 | Before we start, remember to download the Listening Time podcast, and if you want my | 在我们开始之前,请记住下载 收听时间播客, 如果你想要我 |
| 0:13 | specialized training to help you improve your listening skills, then become a member at | 专门培训,帮助你提高听力,然后成为会员 |
| 0:17 | patreon.com 斜线监听时间. | |
| 0:20 | And if you become a Listening Time family member, then you'll receive my advanced podcast | 如果你成为"时空之声"的家庭成员 那你就会接受我的高级播客 |
| 0:24 | episodes, which will help you reach an advanced level of listening. | 剧集,可以帮助您达到高级的收听水平. |
| 0:28 | Okay, today I'm going to talk about college dorms. | 好吧,今天我要谈 大学宿舍。 |
| 0:31 | This is a topic that a lot of people outside the US find interesting, because most people | 美国以外的许多人认为这个话题很有趣, |
| 0:36 | in other countries don't live in dorms when they're in college. | 在其他国家,他们上大学时不住在宿舍里. |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
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| 1 | Hey everybody, welcome to this B1 English listening practice video. | 大家好 欢迎收看B1英语练习录影带 |
| 2 | You can use this video to practice your listening and comprehension as I speak. | 你可以用这段视频 来练习你的听力和理解 当我说话。 |
| 3 | Before we start, remember to download the Listening Time podcast, and if you want my | 在我们开始之前,请记住下载 收听时间播客, 如果你想要我 |
| 4 | specialized training to help you improve your listening skills, then become a member at | 专门培训,帮助你提高听力,然后成为会员 |
| 5 | patreon.com 斜线监听时间. | |
| 6 | And if you become a Listening Time family member, then you'll receive my advanced podcast | 如果你成为"时空之声"的家庭成员 那你就会接受我的高级播客 |
| 7 | episodes, which will help you reach an advanced level of listening. | 剧集,可以帮助您达到高级的收听水平. |
| 8 | Okay, today I'm going to talk about college dorms. | 好吧,今天我要谈 大学宿舍。 |
| 9 | This is a topic that a lot of people outside the US find interesting, because most people | 美国以外的许多人认为这个话题很有趣, |
| 10 | in other countries don't live in dorms when they're in college. | 在其他国家,他们上大学时不住在宿舍里. |
| 11 | So first of all, what are dorms? | 所以首先,什么是宿舍? |
| 12 | These are residential buildings located on university campuses where students can live. | 这些是位于大学校园内的住宅建筑,学生可以在此居住. |
| 13 | Another way that you can think about them is like apartment buildings for college students. | 你可以想到的另一种方法是像大学生的公寓建筑. |
| 14 | People almost always live with roommates in these dorms, either sharing the common area | 人们几乎总是与室友住在这些宿舍, 要么共享共同区域 |
| 15 | or sharing a bedroom even. | 或共享一个卧室甚至。 |
| 16 | The size of dorm rooms varies, and you'll probably pay more for more space. | 宿舍的大小不一,你可能要花更多的空间. |
| 17 | So which students usually live in these dorms? | 哪个学生通常住在这些宿舍里? |
| 18 | Well, first and second year students often prefer living in dorms rather than in apartments | 一年级和二年级的学生往往更喜欢住在宿舍而不是公寓里 |
| 19 | off campus. | 在校园外。 |
| 20 | One of the main reasons why these students choose to live in the dorms is because it | 这些学生之所以选择住在宿舍里,主要原因之一是 |
| 21 | immediately connects them with other students and allows them to make friends. | 立即将他们与其他学生联系起来,并允许他们交朋友. |
| 22 | There's definitely a sense of community in each dorm building. | 每个宿舍楼都有社区感. |
| 23 | So a lot of people feel like they'd be missing out on this if they lived off campus. | 所以很多人觉得如果他们住在校外, 他们就会错过这个机会。 |
| 24 | However, not as many older students choose to live in the dorms. | 然而,并不是很多年长的学生选择住在宿舍里. |
| 25 | There are still definitely a lot of third and fourth year students living on campus, | 仍有许多三四年级的学生住在校园里 |
| 26 | but a lot of them get tired of dorm life after a couple years. | 但很多人在几年后都厌倦了宿舍生活. |
| 27 | Needless to say, there are some disadvantages of this dorm life. | 不用说,这个宿舍生活有一些缺点. |
| 28 | The main one is that you don't really have much privacy. | 主要是你没有多少隐私 |
| 29 | A ton of first year students have to share a bedroom with another person, and sometimes | 有一吨一年级的学生 不得不和另一个人共用一个卧室,有时 |
| 30 | it's two or three other people. | 是另外两三个人 |
| 31 | And so you can also imagine what it would be like if you didn't like these roommates. | 所以你也可以想象如果你不喜欢这些室友会是什么样子。 |
| 32 | You can get into all kinds of arguments because you're sharing such a small space with them. | 你可以参与各种争论 因为你和他们分享这么小的空间 |
| 33 | One other thing that could be considered a negative about living in the dorms is that | 还有一件事可以认为 住在宿舍是负面的 |
| 34 | a lot of these students only eat from the university dining hall. | 很多学生只吃大学餐厅的饭 |
| 35 | At universities, the dining hall is the place where you eat your meals, and it's buffet | 在大学里,餐厅是你们吃饭的地方,这是自助餐 |
| 36 | style, all you can eat. | 风格,你可以吃的一切。 |
| 37 | Sure, dining hall food can be good, but you can definitely get tired of eating this food | 当然,饭厅的食物可以很好吃,但你吃这些食物肯定累了 |
| 38 | every day, and a lot of first year students gain a lot of weight because of how much they | 每天,很多一年级的学生 都因为自己多胖 |
| 39 | eat at this dining hall. | 在餐厅吃饭。 |
| 40 | So lastly, let me just talk about my experience in the dorms. | 最后,让我谈谈我在宿舍的经历。 |
| 41 | I lived in a dorm for my third and fourth year of college. | 我在大学三年级和四年级的宿舍里住过 |
| 42 | The good thing was that I lived in a special dorm that was mostly for third and fourth | 幸好我住在一间特别的宿舍 大部分是第三、四间 |
| 43 | year students. | 学生。 |
| 44 | And in this dorm, I had my own bedroom, which was great. | 在这间宿舍里 我有自己的卧室 很棒 |
| 45 | However, I didn't really like sharing the kitchen and living room with other people. | 不过,我真的不喜欢和别人共用厨房和客厅. |
| 46 | It was a little uncomfortable. | 有点不舒服 |
| 47 | And also, I had some roommates that weren't very responsible and didn't clean up after | 还有,我有一些室友 不太负责,没有清理之后 |
| 48 | themselves. | 他们自己。 |
| 49 | So overall, it wasn't that great of an experience for me. | 因此,总的来说,它不是那么伟大的经历对我来说。 |
| 50 | Alright, that's all for today. | 好了,今天就到这里 |
| 51 | 请记住下载我的免费Listening Time播客并成为Patreon.com的成员。 | |
| 52 | slash listening time if you want my specialized training which will help you understand native | 如果你需要我的专业训练 帮助你了解本地人 |
| 53 | speakers. | 发言者。 |
| 54 | And if you want to reach an advanced level of listening, then become a Listening Time | 如果你想达到高级的收听水平 那就成为收听时间 |
| 55 | family member and you'll receive my advanced podcast. | 家人和你会收到我的高级播客。 |
| 56 | Also, subscribe to the channel, click on the bell, and follow us on Instagram. | 另外,订阅频道,点击铃声,跟着我们Instagram. |
| 57 | I'll see you next time. | 下次见 |
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| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | Hey everybody, I wanted to let you know that this will be my last video on YouTube. | 嘿,大家好,我想告诉你 这是我在YouTube上的最后一段视频。 |
| 0:05 | So if you want to continue practicing your listening with me, make sure to download my free | 所以,如果你想继续练习 你听我说, 确保下载我的免费 |
| 0:11 | Listening Time podcast, which will provide you with a lot of great listening content. | 监听 时光播客, 这将为您提供 很多伟大的收听内容。 |
| 0:18 | And if you need more advanced listening practice, | 如果你需要更高级的听力练习 |
| 0:21 | then become a Listening Time family member and you'll receive my advanced podcast. | 然后成为"时空之声"的家庭成员 你将接受我的高级播客 |
| 0:26 | The links to my podcast and my advanced podcast are in the description below this video. | 与我的播客和我的高级播客的链接在本视频下面的描述中. |
| 0:34 | I want to thank you all for watching my videos, | 我想感谢大家观看我的视频, |
| 0:37 | and I'll talk to you next time on the Listening Time podcast. | 我下次在收听时间播客节目时再跟你谈 |
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| 1 | Hey everybody, I wanted to let you know that this will be my last video on YouTube. | 嘿,大家好,我想告诉你 这是我在YouTube上的最后一段视频。 |
| 2 | So if you want to continue practicing your listening with me, make sure to download my free | 所以,如果你想继续练习 你听我说, 确保下载我的免费 |
| 3 | Listening Time podcast, which will provide you with a lot of great listening content. | 监听 时光播客, 这将为您提供 很多伟大的收听内容。 |
| 4 | And if you need more advanced listening practice, | 如果你需要更高级的听力练习 |
| 5 | then become a Listening Time family member and you'll receive my advanced podcast. | 然后成为"时空之声"的家庭成员 你将接受我的高级播客 |
| 6 | The links to my podcast and my advanced podcast are in the description below this video. | 与我的播客和我的高级播客的链接在本视频下面的描述中. |
| 7 | I want to thank you all for watching my videos, | 我想感谢大家观看我的视频, |
| 8 | and I'll talk to you next time on the Listening Time podcast. | 我下次在收听时间播客节目时再跟你谈 |
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P32 · 【B1英语听力】油管超适合初学者的真实英语听力｜日常话题沉浸式磨耳朵｜自然语速+地道表达 p32 32 English Listening Practice - Patience (P32)
【B1英语听力】油管超适合初学者的真实英语听力｜日常话题沉浸式磨耳朵｜自然语速+地道表达 p32 32 English Listening Practice - Patience (P32)
发布于 2026-08-09 · 时长 28:19字幕摘录
| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | Welcome to the listening time podcast. | 欢迎收听时间播客。 |
| 0:03 | Hey everybody, this is Connor and you're listening to episode | 嘿,各位,这是康纳,你在听插曲 |
| 0:08 | 127 of the listening time podcast | 127个监听时间播客 |
| 0:12 | Thank you all for listening today. | 感谢大家今天的聆听。 |
| 0:15 | My voice is a little bit weak because I'm a little bit sick | 我的声音有点弱 因为我有点病了 |
| 0:20 | So I'm sorry about that. | 所以,我很抱歉 关于这一点。 |
| 0:23 | I appreciate you | 谢谢你 |
| 0:24 | Bearing with me. | 跟着我 |
| 0:25 | I appreciate your patience | 谢谢你的耐心 |
| 0:28 | By the way, speaking of patience, this is the topic of today's episode | 顺便说一句,说到耐心,这是今天的话题 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Welcome to the listening time podcast. | 欢迎收听时间播客。 |
| 2 | Hey everybody, this is Connor and you're listening to episode | 嘿,各位,这是康纳,你在听插曲 |
| 3 | 127 of the listening time podcast | 127个监听时间播客 |
| 4 | Thank you all for listening today. | 感谢大家今天的聆听。 |
| 5 | My voice is a little bit weak because I'm a little bit sick | 我的声音有点弱 因为我有点病了 |
| 6 | So I'm sorry about that. | 所以,我很抱歉 关于这一点。 |
| 7 | I appreciate you | 谢谢你 |
| 8 | Bearing with me. | 跟着我 |
| 9 | I appreciate your patience | 谢谢你的耐心 |
| 10 | By the way, speaking of patience, this is the topic of today's episode | 顺便说一句,说到耐心,这是今天的话题 |
| 11 | Patience so I want to talk about this today | 耐心点,今天我想谈这个 |
| 12 | And talk about some different situations in which patience is required | 谈谈需要耐心的一些不同情况 |
| 13 | It's necessary | 这是必要的 |
| 14 | So I think this will be a good topic for all of us because I think that pretty much | 所以,我认为这将是一个很好的话题 对于我们所有人 因为我认为几乎 |
| 15 | Everybody has room for improvement when it comes to patience | 在耐心方面每个人都有改进的余地 |
| 16 | By the way, we use that phrase | 顺便说一句,我们用这句话 |
| 17 | room for improvement | 改进空间 |
| 18 | This just means that you have | 这只意味着你有 |
| 19 | Space to improve you are not perfect. | 改善你的空间并不完美。 |
| 20 | There are still improvements that you can make | 你还有改进的余地 |
| 21 | So we all have room for improvement when it comes to patience | 所以在耐心方面我们都还有改进的余地 |
| 22 | So this should be a good topic for today's episode and | 因此,这应该是一个很好的话题 今天的插曲和 |
| 23 | hopefully it will inspire all of us to be a little bit more patient in our everyday lives and | 希望这能激励我们所有人 在日常生活中更加耐心一点 |
| 24 | Hopefully that will help us out. | 希望这能帮助我们 |
| 25 | So that's what we'll talk about today | 这就是我们今天要谈的 |
| 26 | Remember that you can sign up for my US conversations podcast if you feel ready to start practicing with real | 记住,你可以报名 我的美国对话播客 如果你觉得准备好 开始练习真正的 |
| 27 | Conversations between native speakers in each episode | 每集讲母语者之间的交谈 |
| 28 | I talked to someone from a different part of the country from the US and | 我和来自美国不同地方的人谈过了 |
| 29 | We talked about a bunch of different topics and you get to learn a lot about | 我们谈了很多不同的话题,你学到了很多 |
| 30 | The US our culture | 美国是我们的文化 |
| 31 | different topics | 不同主题 |
| 32 | These conversations are really interesting and we speak naturally and I provide the transcript for you | 这些谈话非常有趣,我们自然而然地说话,我给你提供笔录 |
| 33 | so you can follow along and | 这样你就可以跟着 |
| 34 | you also have the definitions of | 定义 |
| 35 | New words and phrases that you might not know that we use during the conversation | 你可能不知道我们在谈话中使用的新词和新词 |
| 36 | So if you're interested in that the link is in the description below this episode | 所以,如果你有兴趣 链接在本集的描述 |
| 37 | 这是patreon.com | |
| 38 | US conversations and if you want my advanced podcast episodes | 美国对话,如果你想要我的高级播客 |
| 39 | If you want to practice with me speaking at normal speed | 如果你想和我一起练习 以正常的速度说话 |
| 40 | Then make sure to sign up for my membership | 那一定要报名加入我 |
| 41 | The link is also in the description below if you become a listening time family member | 链接也包含在下面的描述中,如果你成为聆听时间的家庭成员 |
| 42 | You get two new advanced episodes every month and if you're a Spanish or a Portuguese speaker | 如果你是西班牙语或葡萄牙语的人 每月有两集新的高级节目 |
| 43 | Check out my ebook if you want to read fiction in English | 想看英文小说吗? |
| 44 | Those links are down below as well. | 这些联系也在下面。 |
| 45 | And as always if you like this podcast | 就像你喜欢播客一样 |
| 46 | Please give it a five-star rating and write a review and share it with anyone else, you know, who's learning English | 请给它五星评分 写一篇评论 和别人分享 谁学英语 |
| 47 | Alright, let's get started | 好,我们开始吧 |
| 48 | Are your ears ready? | 耳朵准备好了吗? |
| 49 | You know what time it is. | 你知道现在几点了 |
| 50 | It's listening time | 是时候听了 |
| 51 | Okay, let's talk about patience | 好,我们谈谈耐心 |
| 52 | So | 这么说 |
| 53 | First of all, I need to mention that I'm not the most patient person in the world | 首先,我要说我不是世界上最有耐心的人 |
| 54 | This is an area in which I need to improve a lot | 这个领域我需要改进很多 |
| 55 | I am | 对 |
| 56 | willing to admit that | 愿意承认 |
| 57 | because I'm not the most patient person and | 因为我不是最耐心的人 |
| 58 | I really want to improve in this area. | 我真的想在这方面有所改进。 |
| 59 | I | 一、导 言 |
| 60 | She's more patient than I am and I try to learn from her because | 她比我更耐心 我试着向她学习,因为 |
| 61 | there are times when we're both dealing with the same situation and | 有的时候,我们在处理 同样的形势和 |
| 62 | She is | 没错 |
| 63 | patient and calm and I'm more | 耐心和冷静,我更 |
| 64 | agitated the word agitated means that you are | 激怒这个词意味着你 |
| 65 | Bothered and anxious | 烦恼和焦虑 |
| 66 | for some reason so I might be agitated and | 不知何故,我可能会激动 |
| 67 | Yet she's perfectly fine and we're dealing with the same issue | 不过她很好,我们处理的问题也一样 |
| 68 | so I | 所以说 |
| 69 | Can see that other people | 能看到别人 |
| 70 | Have more patience than me sometimes and I really want to improve in this regard | 有时候比我更耐心 我真的想在这方面有所改进 |
| 71 | I need to improve and I | 我需要改进,我 |
| 72 | Tried to do so every day. | 每天都想这么做 |
| 73 | So I'm not talking | 所以我不说话了 |
| 74 | From the perspective of someone who has tons and tons of patience | 从有数吨耐心的人的角度来看 |
| 75 | I'm talking as someone who needs to improve in this area | 我说的是一个需要改进的人 |
| 76 | So what are some different situations in which we need to be patient? | 那么我们需要耐心的一些不同情况是什么? |
| 77 | The first one that comes to mind is | 第一个想到的是 |
| 78 | When we're sitting in traffic | 我们坐着堵车的时候 |
| 79 | By the way, we use that phrase | 顺便说一句,我们用这句话 |
| 80 | sitting in traffic | 乘车 |
| 81 | when | 何时 |
| 82 | we talk about being in your car and | 我们谈论在你的车和 |
| 83 | You're in traffic. | 你在堵车 |
| 84 | It's moving very slowly or sometimes it's not moving at all | 移动很慢,有时根本动不了 |
| 85 | We say that you're sitting in traffic | 我们说,你坐 交通 |
| 86 | So this is the first situation that comes to mind when I think of patience | 所以,这是我想到的第一个情况 当我想到耐心 |
| 87 | because it's a very common occurrence and | 因为它是一个非常常见的事件 |
| 88 | For me, it's one of the most frustrating | 对我来说,这是最令人沮丧的 |
| 89 | Situations. | 情况 |
| 90 | I hate being in traffic. | 我讨厌堵车 |
| 91 | It's | 这是 |
| 92 | One of the worst things I'm sure a lot of you agree with me about this | 我敢肯定,最糟糕的事情之一 你们很多人同意我的观点 |
| 93 | so if we're not patient then traffic can really bother us it can really annoy us and | 所以如果我们不耐心的话 交通会很困扰我们 它会很困扰我们 |
| 94 | Sometimes it can ruin your day because you allow your mood to | 有时候它会毁了你的一天 因为你允许你的心情 |
| 95 | Be negatively affected | 受到不利影响 |
| 96 | By the fact that you have to wait in traffic | 因为你不得不在交通中等待 |
| 97 | so this is something that we want to avoid because | 所以,这是我们想要避免的事情,因为 |
| 98 | We can't control traffic | 我们不能控制交通 |
| 99 | it's completely | 这是完全的 |
| 100 | outside of our control and | 我们无法控制 |
| 101 | If we get bothered | 如果我们被打扰 |
| 102 | by traffic | 通过交通 |
| 103 | This doesn't help us right? | 这对我们没有帮助吧? |
| 104 | We can't do anything to change the situation to make the traffic | 我们不能做任何事情来改变状况 制造交通 |
| 105 | Suddenly go away. | 突然离开。 |
| 106 | We have no control over that. | 我们对此无法控制。 |
| 107 | So I don't think it's worth it to | 所以我不觉得值得 |
| 108 | Lose our patience | 失去我们的耐心 |
| 109 | To lose our cool and get really angry when we're stuck in traffic | 失去我们的冷却 并真正生气 当我们堵在交通中 |
| 110 | There's no benefit to that | 这没什么好处 |
| 111 | By the way, when we say that you lose your cool, this means that you | 顺便说一句,当我们说 你失去了你的酷, 这意味着你 |
| 112 | Lose your patience and you snap you get mad you get really frustrated | 失去耐心,你发疯,你很沮丧 |
| 113 | right, so we don't want to lose our cool just because | 好吧,所以我们不想 失去我们的凉爽只是因为 |
| 114 | Traffic is bad. | 交通不顺. |
| 115 | So that's the first thing that comes to mind because | 所以这是第一个想到的事情 因为 |
| 116 | I'm guilty of this | 我罪过 |
| 117 | sometimes when I'm stuck in traffic I | 有时我被堵在交通里 |
| 118 | Get frustrated and | 感到沮丧 |
| 119 | I'll let it affect my mood, but I definitely shouldn't do this | 我会让它影响我的心情 但我绝对不该这么做 |
| 120 | So that's one that I need to work on another situation in which we need patience is | 所以我需要研究另一个需要耐心的情况 |
| 121 | When we're dealing with a difficult person | 当我们面对一个困难的人 |
| 122 | We've all been there. | 我们都去过那里。 |
| 123 | We all know how this is | 我们都知道这是怎么回事 |
| 124 | By the way when I say that we've all been there what I'm saying is we've all been in this situation | 顺便说一句,我们都去过那里 我想说的是,我们都经历过这种情况 |
| 125 | So we've all been there. | 所以我们都去过那里。 |
| 126 | We've all had to deal with a difficult person | 我们都不得不面对一个困难的人 |
| 127 | in some situation or another and | 在某些或另一种情况下 |
| 128 | Sometimes | 有时 |
| 129 | we can lose our cool and we can allow this situation or this person to | 我们可以失去我们的冷静 我们可以允许这种情况 或这个人 |
| 130 | Frustrate us to the point where we act | 使我们失望到我们行动的程度 |
| 131 | Differently, we don't do what we should do or maybe we talk in a way | 不同的是,我们不做我们该做的 或者我们说话的方式 |
| 132 | That isn't the best | 这不是最好的 |
| 133 | So, I'm sure you know what I'm talking about | 所以,我相信你知道我在说什么 |
| 134 | Sometimes we have to deal with difficult people and it's important to not let them | 有时我们不得不面对困难的人 并且重要的是不要让他们 |
| 135 | Bring us down to the level where we're getting really mad | 把我们带到我们发疯的地步 |
| 136 | For no good reason, right? | 没有理由,对不对? |
| 137 | sometimes | 有时候 |
| 138 | We get angry at another person | 我们生别人的气 |
| 139 | For a legitimate reason obviously, I'm not talking about that | 很明显有正当理由 我不是在说这个 |
| 140 | I'm not talking about being angry with a person because | 我不是说对一个人生气 因为... |
| 141 | They've done some horrible thing and they've committed some | 他们做了一些可怕的事情 他们做了一些 |
| 142 | Wicked crime or something like that. | 邪恶的犯罪或类似的东西。 |
| 143 | That's not what I'm referring to. | 非我所说. |
| 144 | I'm referring to | 我说的是 |
| 145 | situations where a person is just hard to deal with and | 一个人很难处理和 |
| 146 | You need to be patient with them | 你要耐心对待他们 |
| 147 | So that can happen in the workplace that can happen | 这样就可以在工作场所发生 |
| 148 | just in public at stores with employees at certain companies in a lot of situations, so | 在很多情况下 和某些公司的员工在商店里 |
| 149 | Dealing with these people requires patience and it's good to | 对付这些人需要耐心,这很好 |
| 150 | act | 动作 |
| 151 | patiently in these situations because | 耐心地面对这种情况 |
| 152 | sometimes | 有时候 |
| 153 | We are the difficult people | 我们是困难的人 |
| 154 | sometimes I am the difficult person or you are the difficult person and | 有时候我是困难的人 或者你是困难的人 |
| 155 | Other people have to deal with us | 别人要对付我们 |
| 156 | So I think that we should be patient with people | 所以我认为我们应该耐心对待别人 |
| 157 | Because sometimes we need people to be patient with us. | 因为有时候我们需要有人对我们耐心 |
| 158 | So it goes both ways and | 因此,它走双向和 |
| 159 | Another situation in which we need to be patient is | 另一种我们需要耐心的情况是 |
| 160 | Listening to people you might not think of this as a situation that requires patience | 听别人说话 你可能不认为这是需要耐心的情况 |
| 161 | but it does because | 但确实如此 因为 |
| 162 | people talk and | 人们说话和 |
| 163 | we should try to listen and | 我们应该试着听和 |
| 164 | sometimes people talk a lot or their story that they're telling takes a long time and | 有时人们会说很多话 或者说他们的故事 需要很长时间 |
| 165 | You can get bored or you can start to | 你可能会变得无聊 或者你可以开始 |
| 166 | get distracted or | 分心,否则 |
| 167 | you can stop listening for example and | 你可以停止听 比如说, |
| 168 | We sometimes lose patience | 我们有时会失去耐心 |
| 169 | when we have to listen to other people talk because | 我们不得不听别人说话 因为 |
| 170 | everybody loves to | 大家都喜欢 |
| 171 | Talk about what they want to talk about | 谈谈他们想谈什么 |
| 172 | people like to | 人们喜欢 |
| 173 | Be the ones to | 做那个 |
| 174 | Share things and talk about things, but not everybody likes to listen and | 分享事物,谈论事物, 但并不是每个人都喜欢听和 |
| 175 | That's a more important skill is being able to listen when other people talk to you and | 这是更重要的技巧 当别人跟你说话时 就能听 |
| 176 | That's something that we should all | 我们都应该这样 |
| 177 | Try to improve on and make sure that we're patient and we are | 努力改进,确保我们有耐心和耐心 |
| 178 | listening to people and | 倾听人们和 |
| 179 | We are genuinely | 我们是真心的 |
| 180 | caring about what other people are saying and | 关心别人在说什么 |
| 181 | If you do this if you demonstrate patience in this situation | 如果你在这种情况下表现出耐心的话 |
| 182 | You're gonna have better relationships people are gonna like you more. | 你会有更好的关系 人们会更喜欢你。 |
| 183 | You're gonna have fewer | 你会少一点 |
| 184 | Arguments maybe | 也许 |
| 185 | The other person is gonna feel more | 另一个人会觉得更多 |
| 186 | cared about for example and | 例如,关心 |
| 187 | You'll have better communication | 你会有更好的沟通 |
| 188 | Overall, so I think that we should all | 总的来说,我认为我们应该 |
| 189 | practice | 实践 |
| 190 | with | 与 |
| 191 | just being able to | 仅仅能够 |
| 192 | shut our mouths and | 闭上我们的嘴 |
| 193 | listen to other people speak and not just immediately try to | 听别人说话,而不只是立即尝试 |
| 194 | Talk and | 说话 |
| 195 | Interrupt and say what we want to say. | 打断并说出我们想说的话. |
| 196 | We should let the other person finish | 我们应该让另一个人完成 |
| 197 | before we | 在我们之前 |
| 198 | Start giving our opinion about something for example | 比如说,开始发表我们的意见 |
| 199 | So that's another situation another time when we need to be patient is when we're learning a language | 换个时候我们需要耐心的时候 就是我们学习语言的时候 |
| 200 | This is very relevant to all of you and to me because I'm a language learner | 这对你们和我都很重要 因为我是语言学习者 |
| 201 | learning a language takes a | 学习语言 |
| 202 | long time I | 好久不见 |
| 203 | Constantly get questions from people | 总是从人那里得到问题 |
| 204 | Asking about their language learning process and | 询问他们的语言学习过程和 |
| 205 | Usually they express | 通常它们表达 |
| 206 | Frustration that they aren't improving | 不相信他们没有改善 |
| 207 | fast or they feel stuck or they feel like their progress is | 很快,或者他们觉得卡住了 或者他们觉得他们的进步是 |
| 208 | Not what they want it to be they feel like they have a problem | 不是他们想要的 他们觉得有问题 |
| 209 | They ask me questions and they frame the question | 他们问我问题 他们陷害问题 |
| 210 | kind of like | 有点像 |
| 211 | Saying that there's something wrong with them. | 说他们有问题 |
| 212 | Why aren't I? | 为什么不呢? |
| 213 | Improving how I should be I have a problem with this | 改进我的本性 我有一个问题 |
| 214 | What's wrong with me? | и或 |
| 215 | What should I be doing differently? | 我该做什么? |
| 216 | I | 一、导 言 |
| 217 | constantly get questions like this and | 不断有这样的问题 |
| 218 | These are legitimate questions. | 这些都是合理的问题。 |
| 219 | I'm not saying that these aren't good questions | 我不是说这些不是好问题 |
| 220 | However, what I want to say is the vast majority of the time | 然而,我想说的是绝大多数时间 |
| 221 | When people ask me this question | 当人们问我这个问题 |
| 222 | it's not | 这不是 |
| 223 | like these people are | 就像这些人 |
| 224 | Studying in the complete wrong way and they're wasting their time and they need to completely change | 以完全错误的方式学习, 他们在浪费时间,他们需要彻底改变 |
| 225 | Everything about their language learning routine. | 所有关于他们语言学习的常规。 |
| 226 | It's not that | 不是那样的 |
| 227 | usually | 通常 |
| 228 | they are just | 他们只是 |
| 229 | Advancing slowly and they don't realize it and they don't realize | 慢慢地前进,他们没有意识到,他们没有意识到 |
| 230 | How long it takes to learn a language | 学语言要花多长时间 |
| 231 | Okay, let me give you an example of my language learning process | 好吧,让我给你一个例子 我的语言学习过程 |
| 232 | I've been speaking Spanish for over a decade | 我讲西班牙语十几年了 |
| 233 | Not a year or a couple years not five years not eight years | 一年或几年 五年或八年 |
| 234 | No, I've been speaking Spanish for over ten years over a decade now | 不,我讲西班牙语已经十年多了 |
| 235 | Okay, my wife is a Spanish speaker | 好,我老婆是讲西班牙语的 |
| 236 | She only speaks to me in Spanish | 她只用西班牙语跟我说话 |
| 237 | Okay, I | 好吧,我说 |
| 238 | lived in Mexico for six years | 在墨西哥居住六年 |
| 239 | my whole life was in Spanish for six years and | 我一辈子都用西班牙语讲了六年 |
| 240 | yet today | 不过今天 |
| 241 | Over ten years later. | 过了十年 |
| 242 | I'm | и琌 |
| 243 | Still in the process of learning Spanish not actively. | 仍在学习西班牙语,但并不积极。 |
| 244 | I don't actively study Spanish | 我不学西班牙语 |
| 245 | however, I'm | 不过,我 |
| 246 | Constantly learning new things new words. | 不断学习新事物 新词. |
| 247 | There are things that I don't understand | 有些事情我不明白,我无法理解 |
| 248 | There are things that I | 有些东西我 |
| 249 | misunderstand there are things that I need | 误会了 有些事我需要 |
| 250 | people to repeat because I didn't get it and I | 人们要重复,因为我没有得到它,我 |
| 251 | Make mistakes all the time all of this is | 总是犯错误 这一切 |
| 252 | What I deal with and I've been speaking Spanish for over a decade | 我所处理的事情,我讲西班牙语十几年了 |
| 253 | I've lived in the country for many years | 我在乡下生活多年了 |
| 254 | My wife only speaks in Spanish to me and yet I'm still improving | 我妻子只用西班牙语跟我说话 但我还在改进 |
| 255 | I still make mistakes. | 我还是会犯错 |
| 256 | I still have an accent. | 我还有口音 |
| 257 | I still don't sound | 我还是不说话 |
| 258 | anything like a native speaker | 像本地话一样 |
| 259 | etc, so | 诸如此类,所以 |
| 260 | just know that learning a language takes a really long time in terms of getting to a | 只要知道学习一种语言 需要很长的时间才能达到 |
| 261 | Very high level of course you can reach an intermediate level | 非常高的层次,你可以达到中级水平 |
| 262 | In a pretty short period of time if you dedicate a lot of hours to it | 在一个很短的时间内,如果你花很多时间来做 |
| 263 | And you can even reach an advanced level in a relatively short period of time | 你甚至可以在很短的时间内达到高级水平 |
| 264 | depending on your motivation and | 取决于你的动机和 |
| 265 | How many hours you're dedicating to it? | 你有多少小时致力于它? |
| 266 | However, when your goal is to | 然而,当你的目标是 |
| 267 | Become really good at a language that is | 变得非常擅长一种语言 |
| 268 | inevitably gonna take a long time | 难免要花很长时间 |
| 269 | When I say that something is inevitable what I'm saying is that it's unavoidable | 当我说一些事情是不可避免的,我要说的是,这是不可避免的 |
| 270 | So there's no way to avoid this if you want to reach a really high level in English | 所以,如果你想达到英语的高水平, 就没有办法避免这种情况 |
| 271 | Then that's gonna take a really long time | 那要花很长时间 |
| 272 | Okay, that's just how it is we need to be patient and | 好吧,这就是它是如何 我们需要耐心和 |
| 273 | similarly another situation in which we need to have patience is | 同样,我们需要耐心的另一情况是: |
| 274 | When we are trying to achieve a goal | 当我们试图实现一个目标 |
| 275 | Learning a language is one goal. | 学习一种语言是一个目标。 |
| 276 | That's one example | 这是一个例子 |
| 277 | But when we want to achieve any goal, we need patience | 但当我们想要实现任何目标时 我们需要耐心 |
| 278 | if | 若为 |
| 279 | You want to lose weight | 你想减肥 |
| 280 | That's not gonna happen tomorrow, right? | 明天不会这样吧? |
| 281 | You can't just expect that to happen in 24 hours | 你不能指望24小时后发生 |
| 282 | you need to | 你必须 |
| 283 | Stick with it for a certain period of time | 坚持一段时间 |
| 284 | before | 在此之前 |
| 285 | You actually see these results by the way the phrase stick with it | 你其实是看到这些结果的,用这个词来形容 |
| 286 | Just means that you continue doing something | 只是表示你继续做一些事情 |
| 287 | So you need to stick with it and be patient and | 所以你要坚持下去 耐心点 |
| 288 | Eventually, you'll see results | 最终你会看到结果 |
| 289 | but not overnight the word overnight refers to | 但不是一夜之间 这个词在一夜之间 |
| 290 | From one day to the next | 从一天到第二天 |
| 291 | You're not gonna see results in just one day | 一天内你不会看到结果的 |
| 292 | you need to have a little more patience than that or | 你需要多一点耐心 |
| 293 | If your goal is to learn some new skill | 如果你的目标是学习一些新技能 |
| 294 | Maybe you want to learn a programming language or something like that | 也许你想学一种编程语言之类的 |
| 295 | That's not gonna happen | 这不可能 |
| 296 | overnight you need patience you need to accept that this is gonna take some time and | 一夜之间,你需要耐心 你需要接受 这需要一些时间, |
| 297 | Eventually, you'll reach your goal, right if you stick with it | 最终,你会达到你的目标, 如果你坚持它 |
| 298 | but patience is necessary when we set goals and we want to achieve these goals and | 但是,当我们设定目标,我们希望实现这些目标时,耐心是必要的。 |
| 299 | Another situation that requires a lot of patience is when we're going through | 另一个需要耐心的情况是 当我们经历 |
| 300 | government processes | 政府进程 |
| 301 | This is probably the worst one for me. | 这对我来说可能是最糟糕的 |
| 302 | This is the thing that is the most | 这是最 |
| 303 | frustrating and | 令人沮丧 |
| 304 | tests my patience the most when I am going through a government process and | 当我经历一个政府过程时 测试我的耐心最多 |
| 305 | The government takes a long time to do the process and | 政府需要很长时间来完成这个过程 |
| 306 | Respond to me or to do what they need to do | 答应我或者做他们该做的事 |
| 307 | This can be really frustrating. | 这可能真的令人沮丧。 |
| 308 | I | 一、导 言 |
| 309 | Need to have more patience when it comes to this | 这件事需要耐心一点 |
| 310 | Because this is inevitable. | 因为这是不可避免的。 |
| 311 | We all deal with these processes | 我们都处理这些进程 |
| 312 | we all | 我们都 |
| 313 | live in countries that have | 生活在那些拥有 |
| 314 | governments that are | A. 各国政府 |
| 315 | not | 没有 |
| 316 | efficient and | 高效率和 |
| 317 | not very | 不太喜欢 |
| 318 | Well-run and are not | 跑得好,没有 |
| 319 | the best | 最好的,你来 |
| 320 | institutions with the best | 最佳机构 |
| 321 | customer service and all of that all of us are in this situation regardless of | 顾客服务以及我们所有的人 都处于这种境地 |
| 322 | Which country you live in so we need to have | 你住哪个国家 所以我们需要 |
| 323 | patience and know that these processes are gonna take a while and | 耐心,知道这些过程需要一段时间, |
| 324 | We can't do that much | 我们做不了那么多 |
| 325 | to influence this | 来影响这个 |
| 326 | So when my wife was going through the immigration process to live in the US | 所以当我的妻子正在经历 移民程序 住在美国 |
| 327 | This took a long time | 这花了很长时间 |
| 328 | This took multiple years | 这花了好几年 |
| 329 | so this was something that required a lot of patience and | 所以,这是需要很多耐心的东西, |
| 330 | At times it felt like it was never gonna end | 有时感觉它永远不会结束 |
| 331 | but of course it did and we got through the process and | 当然了,我们经历了这个过程 |
| 332 | Everything is okay now | 现在没事了 |
| 333 | But during that period it was hard to have patience | 但在那段时间很难有耐心 |
| 334 | Sometimes and that was something that really taught me to | 有时候,那是真正教会我的东西 |
| 335 | just wait and to not allow things that I can't control to | 只是等待和不允许 我无法控制的东西 |
| 336 | negatively impact my life and my daily life and my my mood I | 对我的生活、日常生活和心情产生了负面影响 |
| 337 | Needed to kind of | 需要有点 |
| 338 | not focus on | 不注重 |
| 339 | This process and just live my life be patient and wait | 这个过程,只要过我的生活 耐心等待 |
| 340 | so that was a big one and | 所以,这是一个大的, |
| 341 | One more situation that I wanted to mention | 还有一个我想提的情况 |
| 342 | Probably the most important one | 也许是最重要的 |
| 343 | the most important situation in which we need patience is | 我们需要耐心的最重要情况是 |
| 344 | When you are parenting when you have kids | 当你有孩子时做父母 |
| 345 | When you have kids | 有孩子的时候 |
| 346 | Your level of patience is | 你的耐心程度是 |
| 347 | tested in a way | 测试的方式 |
| 348 | unlike anything else so you're dealing with | 和别的东西不一样 所以你在面对 |
| 349 | small | 小型 |
| 350 | people humans | 人类 |
| 351 | That have not learned to act properly | 还没学会正确行事 |
| 352 | behave well | 表现好点 |
| 353 | Communicate effectively | 有效交流 |
| 354 | They don't know this yet, they don't have these skills | 他们还不知道,他们没有这些技能 |
| 355 | especially at young ages | 特别是年轻 |
| 356 | So if you don't have patience | 所以,如果你没有耐心 |
| 357 | This is gonna be very hard for you. | 这对你来说是很难的。 |
| 358 | You're gonna deal with a lot of situations in which | 你会面对很多情况 |
| 359 | you | 老师 |
| 360 | are | 已经 |
| 361 | annoyed or irritated or you feel | 烦恼或烦恼或感觉 |
| 362 | desperate because | 绝望是因为 |
| 363 | You know | 你知道吗 |
| 364 | how something | 怎么样 |
| 365 | Needs to be but your kid doesn't they don't know this | 需要,但你的孩子不知道这个 |
| 366 | or they do the opposite or | 或者他们做相反的或者 |
| 367 | they | 他们 |
| 368 | Do a lot of things | 做许多事情 |
| 369 | that can possibly | 这有可能 |
| 370 | Irritate us and affect our mood and they can cause us to | 激怒我们,影响我们的情绪 他们可以让我们 |
| 371 | Lose our cool sometimes and we need to be careful with this and we need to exercise | 失去我们的酷 有时,我们需要小心 这一点,我们需要锻炼 |
| 372 | patience and to | 耐心点 |
| 373 | really understand that kids | 真正理解的是孩子们 |
| 374 | need instruction and discipline and | 需要指导和纪律 |
| 375 | They need time if they need time to learn these things and to | 他们需要时间 如果他们需要时间学习这些东西 |
| 376 | Learn how to behave properly | 学会如何行为 |
| 377 | Learn how to communicate | 学会如何沟通 |
| 378 | Learn how to | 学会如何 |
| 379 | express their feelings in a good and | 表达他们的感情 |
| 380 | Normal way | 正常方式 |
| 381 | They need time | 他们需要时间 |
| 382 | Before they can do all of this effectively so we can't expect them to just | 在他们能有效完成这一切之前 我们不能指望他们 |
| 383 | be born with these skills, that's simply not reality and | 生来就是这些技能 这根本不是现实 |
| 384 | as a parent | 作为父母 |
| 385 | Patience is necessary. | 耐心是必须的。 |
| 386 | You need to understand that | 你需要明白这一点 |
| 387 | These processes take a long time | 这些过程需要很长时间 |
| 388 | These kids will need a long time before they really learn all these lessons and | 这些孩子需要很长时间 才能真正吸取这些教训 |
| 389 | They can do things the way that you can do them as an adult | 他们可以做事情的方式 你可以做他们作为一个成年人 |
| 390 | so for me, that's | 所以对我来说,这就是 |
| 391 | Probably the most important situation in which patience is | 可能是耐心最重要的情况 |
| 392 | Definitely required. | 当然需要 |
| 393 | So those were some different situations, but there are plenty of others | 所以,这些是一些不同的情况, 但有很多其他的 |
| 394 | I hope this episode was interesting for you and | 我希望这集对你和 |
| 395 | Hopefully it got you thinking a little bit about your | 希望它得到你 想一点点关于你的 |
| 396 | Patience levels and maybe it can inspire all of us to be a little more patient | 耐心程度,也许它能激励我们所有人 更加耐心一点 |
| 397 | And if you feel ready to practice with real | 如果你觉得自己准备好跟真正的 |
| 398 | conversations between native speakers | 讲母语者之间的对话 |
| 399 | Then make sure to sign up for my US conversations podcast. | 那一定要报名参加我的美国对话播客 |
| 400 | The link is in the description below this episode | 链接载于本集下面的描述 |
| 401 | You'll love this. | 你会喜欢的。 |
| 402 | These conversations are really interesting and it's great practice for your listening | 这些对话真的很有趣,对你的听力来说是很好的练习 |
| 403 | so make sure to sign up that's patreon.com slash US conversations and | 所以一定要签下Patreon.com的美国对话 |
| 404 | If you want to join my membership and get my specialized training for your listening and your pronunciation | 如果你想加入我的会籍 并获得我的专业训练 你的听和发音 |
| 405 | And my advanced podcast episodes then make sure to join my membership. | 然后,我的高级播客节目 确保加入我的成员。 |
| 406 | 这是patreon.com | |
| 407 | slash listening time and | 斜线监听时间和 |
| 408 | If you're a Spanish or a Portuguese speaker and you want to read fiction in English, then check out my ebook | 如果你是西班牙语或葡萄牙语,你想读英文小说, 那就看看我的电子书 |
| 409 | The links are also down below and if you like this podcast | 链接也在下面 如果你喜欢这个播客 |
| 410 | I'd really appreciate it if you could share it with anyone, you know | 如果你能和别人分享,我会很感激的,你知道的 |
| 411 | Who's learning English that really helps me out and please give it a five-star rating and write a review | 谁在学英文 真正帮助我出来 请给它五星评分 写评论 |
| 412 | All right. | 好吧,我们走。 |
| 413 | Thank you for listening to this episode and I'll talk to you on the next episode of listening time | 谢谢你收听这集 我会在下集收听时间跟你谈谈 |
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发布于 2026-08-09 · 时长 28:09字幕摘录
| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | Welcome to the listening time podcast. | 欢迎收听时间播客。 |
| 0:03 | Hey everybody, this is Connor and you're listening to episode | 嘿,各位,这是康纳,你在听插曲 |
| 0:08 | 129 of the listening time podcast. | 129个监听时间播客。 |
| 0:11 | Thank you all for listening. | 感谢大家的聆听。 |
| 0:13 | I hope you're all doing well | 希望你们一切顺利 |
| 0:15 | I hope that your English learning is going great and | 我希望你的英语学习进展顺利 |
| 0:19 | At the time that this episode is released. | 此集发行时. |
| 0:23 | It will be the week of | 这将是一周 |
| 0:25 | Thanksgiving here in the US and so that's what I want to talk about today. | 在美国的感恩节 今天我想谈这个 |
| 0:31 | I'm gonna talk about | 我要谈谈 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Welcome to the listening time podcast. | 欢迎收听时间播客。 |
| 2 | Hey everybody, this is Connor and you're listening to episode | 嘿,各位,这是康纳,你在听插曲 |
| 3 | 129 of the listening time podcast. | 129个监听时间播客。 |
| 4 | Thank you all for listening. | 感谢大家的聆听。 |
| 5 | I hope you're all doing well | 希望你们一切顺利 |
| 6 | I hope that your English learning is going great and | 我希望你的英语学习进展顺利 |
| 7 | At the time that this episode is released. | 此集发行时. |
| 8 | It will be the week of | 这将是一周 |
| 9 | Thanksgiving here in the US and so that's what I want to talk about today. | 在美国的感恩节 今天我想谈这个 |
| 10 | I'm gonna talk about | 我要谈谈 |
| 11 | Thanksgiving I'll talk about this holiday | 感恩节,我会说这个节日 |
| 12 | the origins of the holiday some of the food that people like to eat here on Thanksgiving and | 节日的起源 人们喜欢在感恩节吃的食物 |
| 13 | I'll talk about some of the things that I'm thankful for | 我会说一些我感激的事 |
| 14 | From this year from 2023 | 从今年开始 从2023年开始 |
| 15 | so hopefully you'll enjoy this episode and a lot of people are curious about | 所以希望你会喜欢这集 很多人都很好奇 |
| 16 | Thanksgiving because it's not something that you have all around the world | 感恩节,因为这不是你在世界各地拥有的东西 |
| 17 | It's more of a regional thing in the US. | 这在美国更像是个区域性的事情。 |
| 18 | I think in Canada | 我觉得在加拿大 |
| 19 | I'm not sure where else but you don't have Thanksgiving all over the world | 我不知道还有哪里,但你没有感恩节 |
| 20 | So a lot of people are | 所以很多人都是这样 |
| 21 | Curious about this topic if they've never celebrated Thanksgiving in the US before | 如果他们从未在美国庆祝过感恩节, |
| 22 | so we'll talk about that today and | 我们今天再谈这个 |
| 23 | Remember that if you feel ready to practice with real conversations | 记住,如果你觉得准备好 练习真正的对话 |
| 24 | In which I speak to a native speaker and we talk normally and naturally | 我对一个本地人说话,我们正常地和自然地交谈 |
| 25 | Then make sure to sign up for my US conversations podcast | 那就一定要报名参加我的美国对话播客 |
| 26 | I release one new episode every month and it's a long conversation between me and | 我每月发布一集新片段 这是我和 |
| 27 | someone else from a different part of the US and of course you have the transcript for each episode and | 当然你还有每集的笔录 |
| 28 | You also have the definitions of | 您还有定义 |
| 29 | keywords and phrases | 关键词和短语 |
| 30 | That we use during the conversation | 我们谈话时用的 |
| 31 | So if you're interested in that make sure to click on the link in the episode description below this episode | 所以如果你有兴趣的话 请点击本集下面的剧集描述 |
| 32 | 这是Patreon.com的美国谈话和 | |
| 33 | If you want my training for your pronunciation and you're listening | 如果你想我训练你的读音,你在听 |
| 34 | Then make sure to join my membership so you can get my specialized training to help you | 那就一定要加入我的会籍 这样你就可以得到我的专业训练来帮助你 |
| 35 | Pronounce English better and also listen and understand more effectively | 唱英语更好 也更能倾听和理解 |
| 36 | so the link is also in the description below this episode and | 因此,链接也在本集下面的描述中, |
| 37 | If you like this podcast, please share it with anyone else | 如果你喜欢这个播客 请和其他人分享 |
| 38 | You know who's learning English and give it a five-star rating and write a review. | 你知道谁在学英语 给它五星评分 写评论 |
| 39 | All right, let's get started | 好了,开始吧 |
| 40 | Are your ears ready? | 耳朵准备好了吗? |
| 41 | You know what time it is. | 你知道现在几点了 |
| 42 | It's listening time | 是时候听了 |
| 43 | Okay, let's talk about Thanksgiving | 好吧,我们谈谈感恩节 |
| 44 | first, let me talk a little bit about the origins of | 首先,让我谈谈 关于起源 |
| 45 | Thanksgiving where it came from so | 感恩节从何而来 |
| 46 | It's generally believed that | 一般认为: |
| 47 | Thanksgiving | 感恩节 |
| 48 | Originated in the year | 原产于本年度 |
| 49 | 1621 so what was happening at that time? | 1621年,当时发生了什么? |
| 50 | Well, there were | 有过 |
| 51 | English settlers who we would call pilgrims | 英国定居者 我们称他们为朝圣者 |
| 52 | That came over on the Mayflower ship | 在五月花号的船上 |
| 53 | This was maybe the most famous ship that went back and forth | 这可能是最著名的飞船 往返 |
| 54 | Between | 之间 |
| 55 | Europe and what is now the US right? | 欧洲和现在的美国是正确的吗? |
| 56 | that went back and forth between | 前后之间 |
| 57 | Europe and America, right and so these pilgrims are the people who came | 欧美,对,这些朝圣者就是来的人 |
| 58 | starting in | 开始于 |
| 59 | 1620 I believe and then all throughout the 1620s they came | 1620年,我相信,然后 整个1620年代,他们来了 |
| 60 | Taking this Mayflower ship and they established | 乘着五月花飞船,他们建立了 |
| 61 | Plymouth colony and that's in | 普利茅斯聚居区 |
| 62 | Massachusetts, okay. | 马萨诸塞州,好吧。 |
| 63 | So this is one of the most famous colonies that the | 所以这是最著名的殖民地之一 |
| 64 | English settlers | 英国定居者 |
| 65 | Established in the US. | 在美国建立。 |
| 66 | It was the second permanent colony in America | 它是美国第二个永久殖民地 |
| 67 | So it was one of the most significant ones. | 所以这是最重要的一个。 |
| 68 | And so these pilgrims | 所以这些朝圣者 |
| 69 | Who established the Plymouth colony? | 谁建立了普利茅斯殖民地? |
| 70 | they | 他们 |
| 71 | were in contact with some of the native people so | 和一些原住民有联系 |
| 72 | specifically | 具体 |
| 73 | For this Thanksgiving story. | 这个感恩节的故事。 |
| 74 | 我们谈论的是Wampanoag人。 | |
| 75 | So these are native Americans who were here | 这些是来过这里的美国原住民 |
| 76 | prior to | 在此之前 |
| 77 | The English settlers coming when we say prior to something we're saying before | 英国定居者来了 当我们说之前,我们说的话之前 |
| 78 | Something so prior to the Mayflower bringing the pilgrims over | 在五月花带朝圣者过来之前 |
| 79 | 这些Wampanoag人已经在那里, | |
| 80 | of course, there was a lot of contact between the settlers and these natives and | 当然,定居者和这些土著人之间也有许多接触。 |
| 81 | In 1621 there was an autumn harvest feast | 1621年有秋收宴会 |
| 82 | so | 这样 |
| 83 | Autumn referring to the season, of course and the harvest referring to | 秋天是指季节,当然还有收获是指 |
| 84 | the crops that you grow | 你们所种的庄稼, |
| 85 | on your land and then you | 在你的土地上,然后你 |
| 86 | Harvest them and then you can eat them | 把他们收起来再吃 |
| 87 | And use them in different ways | 并用不同的方式使用它们 |
| 88 | that's the harvest part and then a feast a feast just refers to a big meal that you have | 这是收获的部分 然后一个盛宴 一个盛宴只是指 你有一个大餐 |
| 89 | With multiple people, right? | 有多个人,对不对? |
| 90 | So they had an autumn harvest feast | 所以他们有一个秋收的宴会 |
| 91 | with the pilgrims and the Wampanoag people and so that is what most people believe | 与朝圣者和万帕诺阿格人,这是大多数人相信的。 |
| 92 | To be the first Thanksgiving meal was that meal that feast that they shared | 第一次感恩节晚餐 是他们分享的晚餐 |
| 93 | I don't know if this is accurate and I think that no one can say a hundred percent for sure if | 我不知道这是否准确 我认为没有人能说百分之百确定 |
| 94 | This is accurate, but I think that that's what is generally considered to be true | 这是准确的,但我认为这是 一般认为是真实的 |
| 95 | So that's a little bit about the first Thanksgiving | 所以,这是一点点 关于第一个感恩节 |
| 96 | so now what is Thanksgiving about because at that time it was an autumn feast and | 感恩节是什么 因为那时是秋天 |
| 97 | It was between two different groups of people, right? | 是在两个不同的人群之间 对吧? |
| 98 | And there was some significance to that that the natives were eating with the settlers and sharing this meal together | 当地人和定居者一起吃饭 一起吃饭 这一点很重要 |
| 99 | Nowadays, that's not | 现在不是 |
| 100 | The thing that most people think about when they think about Thanksgiving | 大多数人在想感恩节时会想到的 |
| 101 | now Thanksgiving is | 现在感恩节是 |
| 102 | generally thought of to be a day where you get together with your family you eat an | 通常认为你和家人在一起的日子 |
| 103 | amazing meal and | 令人惊叹的晚餐和 |
| 104 | You show gratitude for the things that you have when we say that you show gratitude | 你对你说的感激之情表示感谢 |
| 105 | We're saying that you express | 我们说的是,你表达 |
| 106 | The fact that you're thankful for things | 你感激一切的事实 |
| 107 | so that's more or less what people think about today when they think about Thanksgiving and | 所以今天人们在想感恩节时 或多或少会这样想 |
| 108 | I want to mention that Thanksgiving is not the most important holiday in the US in my opinion | 感恩节不是美国最重要的节日 |
| 109 | So I get this question all the time or I hear people say this all the time | 所以,我总是得到这个问题 或者我听到人们说,所有的时间 |
| 110 | from other countries that I talk to they say | 来自其他国家,我跟他们说 |
| 111 | Thanksgiving seems like the most important holiday in the US | 感恩节似乎是美国最重要的节日 |
| 112 | They'll have this assumption and I would definitely disagree with this | 他们有这个假设 我绝对不同意 |
| 113 | I would say that Christmas is by far the most important holiday | 我想说 圣诞节是最重要的节日 |
| 114 | Thanksgiving might be number two for a lot of people | 感恩节对很多人来说可能是第二 |
| 115 | But it's not number one for most people. | 但对于大多数人来说并不是第一. |
| 116 | So for example, I went many years without celebrating Thanksgiving | 举个例子,我走了很多年,没有庆祝感恩节 |
| 117 | Because I didn't live near my family and I didn't come back home for Thanksgiving and | 因为我没有住在我家附近 也没有回家过感恩节 |
| 118 | It was sad, but it wasn't | 虽然很伤心,但不是 |
| 119 | A huge deal. | 一个巨大的交易。 |
| 120 | I wasn't completely depressed that I wasn't celebrating Thanksgiving | 我并不是因为没有庆祝感恩节而完全沮丧 |
| 121 | however, when I | 然而,当我 |
| 122 | Was not home for Christmas. | 圣诞节不在家 |
| 123 | I had to celebrate Christmas with someone with some people | 我和一些人一起庆祝圣诞节 |
| 124 | Because I can't imagine not celebrating Christmas one year. | 因为我无法想象没有庆祝圣诞节一年。 |
| 125 | However, I can | 不过,我可以 |
| 126 | Imagine not celebrating Thanksgiving because I didn't celebrate it for almost a decade. | 想象一下,不要庆祝感恩节 因为我没有庆祝 将近十年。 |
| 127 | So | 这么说 |
| 128 | it's not as | 这不是 |
| 129 | Important as Christmas in my opinion, but it's an important holiday | 圣诞节对我来说很重要,但它是重要的节日 |
| 130 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 131 | Now, let me talk a little bit about some of the food that we eat on Thanksgiving | 让我谈谈感恩节吃的食物 |
| 132 | So the meal that we have on this holiday is similar to the meal that we have on Christmas | 所以这个节日的晚餐 类似于圣诞节的晚餐 |
| 133 | so the dishes are very similar and a lot of them are the same the | 所以盘子非常相似 很多都一样 |
| 134 | biggest difference is that | 最大的区别是 |
| 135 | Thanksgiving is famous for turkey and | 感恩节以火鸡闻名 |
| 136 | This is kind of the protagonist of the meal for many families, right? | 这对很多家庭来说是饭菜的主角,对吧? |
| 137 | This is the main character. | 这是主角。 |
| 138 | Let's say | 这么说吧 |
| 139 | For Christmas some people eat turkey. | 圣诞节有人吃火鸡 |
| 140 | That's true | 没错 |
| 141 | however, I think that it's more common to eat ham on Christmas and | 但我觉得圣诞节吃火腿比较常见 |
| 142 | This is one of my favorite things | 这是我最喜欢的东西之一 |
| 143 | during the Christmas meal is | 圣诞晚餐时 |
| 144 | eating ham so I associate ham with Christmas and | 吃火腿 所以我把火腿和圣诞节联系起来 |
| 145 | Turkey with Thanksgiving | 土耳其感恩节 |
| 146 | However, the side dishes are very similar and a lot of them are the same | 不过,边盘很相似,很多都一样 |
| 147 | so I just refer to all of this as | 所以我只把这一切称为 |
| 148 | holiday food in the US and | 美国的节日食品 |
| 149 | This is one of the best things about celebrating these holidays in the US | 这是美国庆祝这些节日的最好办法之一 |
| 150 | compared to maybe | 与也许 |
| 151 | Celebrating Christmas in other countries because the US has a lot of food that is | 在其他国家庆祝圣诞节 因为美国有很多食物 |
| 152 | Meant for these holidays. | 是为了这些节日 |
| 153 | So there is a lot of food that's | 所以有许多食物 |
| 154 | Specifically linked to these holidays and I know you have this in other countries as well | 与这些节日特别相关 我知道你在其他国家也有 |
| 155 | however, in my experience talking to students from different countries and | 然而,根据我的经验,与来自不同国家的学生和 |
| 156 | Living in Mexico for many years there usually isn't as much | 在墨西哥生活多年 通常没有这么多 |
| 157 | specific holiday food that you only eat during this season during the Thanksgiving or Christmas season | 感恩节或圣诞节期间你只吃的特殊节日食物 |
| 158 | Whereas in the US there are a lot of dishes where if you just say the name of the dish | 而在美国有很多菜肴 如果你只是说菜名 |
| 159 | Immediately people think of Christmas or they think of Thanksgiving | 人们立刻想到圣诞节或者感恩节 |
| 160 | So that was one of my complaints when I celebrated Christmas in Mexico is I felt that | 所以这就是我在墨西哥庆祝圣诞节时的抱怨之一 |
| 161 | There was some holiday food | 有节日食物 |
| 162 | but not nearly as much as in the US because a lot of the holiday food that we ate in Mexico is | 但在美国没有那么多 因为我们在墨西哥吃的许多节日食物 |
| 163 | Food that you might also eat during other parts of the year | 其它时间你也可以吃的食物 |
| 164 | There are some things that are definitely associated with Christmas | 有些事情肯定和圣诞节有关 |
| 165 | However in my experience not as much as | 然而,根据我的经验,没有 |
| 166 | the holiday food in the US so for example if you think of | 美国的节日食品,比如,如果你想到 |
| 167 | the Christmas ham | 圣诞火腿 |
| 168 | If you see the sight of that ham that's sliced in thin slices | 如果你看到火腿被切成薄片 |
| 169 | you automatically think of Christmas or if you see a turkey coming out of the oven then you | 你自动想到圣诞节 或者如果你看到火鸡从烤箱里出来 |
| 170 | Automatically think of Thanksgiving and there are other dishes like this as well for example | 自动想到感恩节 还有其他像这样的菜 |
| 171 | stuffing so this is kind of | 装东西,所以这是一种 |
| 172 | wet | 湿 |
| 173 | bread pudding I | 面包布丁一号 |
| 174 | Guess you could call it that | 我猜你可以这么说 |
| 175 | Traditionally was stuffed inside the turkey to cook with the turkey | 传统上是装在火鸡里面用火鸡做饭的 |
| 176 | However, you don't need to do that | 不过,你不用这样 |
| 177 | and | 和 |
| 178 | I've read that it can actually be dangerous | 我读到过,这其实是危险的 |
| 179 | You don't do it correctly, but that's where the name comes from stuffing, right? | 你做错了,但名字是用填充的,对吧? |
| 180 | It was stuffed in | 塞进去了 |
| 181 | The meat of the turkey. | 火鸡的肉 |
| 182 | So if someone says the word stuffing you immediately think of Thanksgiving | 所以,如果有人说这个词 填充你立即想到感恩节 |
| 183 | usually | 通常 |
| 184 | Another one is cranberry sauce. | 另一个是红莓酱 |
| 185 | There's this special sauce that | 有一个特殊的酱汁, |
| 186 | It's really delicious and it kind of enhances the other dishes | 真的很好吃,它能增强其他菜肴 |
| 187 | the word enhance refers to | “增强”一词是指 |
| 188 | Making something better. | 让事情变得更好。 |
| 189 | And so when I say that the cranberry sauce enhances other dishes | 所以当我说 红莓酱 增强其他菜肴 |
| 190 | I'm saying that you can eat the cranberry sauce with these other | 我是说你可以和这些家伙一起吃香莓酱 |
| 191 | side dishes or with the turkey and | 边盘或用火鸡 |
| 192 | it | 这个 |
| 193 | Creates a really delicious combination. | 创造了非常美味的组合。 |
| 194 | I like eating turkey | 我喜欢吃火鸡 |
| 195 | With this cranberry sauce | 用这红莓酱 |
| 196 | So that's a really tasty combo in my opinion and then with the turkey there is | 所以,这真是一个非常美味的组合 在我看来,然后与火鸡有 |
| 197 | White meat and dark meat. | 白肉黑肉(变种). |
| 198 | So I prefer dark meat | 所以我喜欢黑肉 |
| 199 | Because it has more flavor | 因为它有更多的味道 |
| 200 | But some people like white meat so the turkey has both it has white meat and dark meat and | 但有些人喜欢吃白肉 所以火鸡有白肉和黑肉 |
| 201 | People will normally ask you do you want white or dark? | 人们通常会问你 你想要白色还是黑暗? |
| 202 | Right in my opinion if you eat white meat, then you should pair it with this cranberry sauce | 在我看来,如果你吃白肉, 那你应该把它配上这个红莓酱 |
| 203 | When I say that you pair something with something else. | 我说你和别的东西配对的时候 |
| 204 | This means that you | 这意味着你 |
| 205 | Put the two things together | 把这两件事放在一起 |
| 206 | so I think that the white meat can be a little bit dry and | 所以我认为白肉可以有点干燥 |
| 207 | Without a lot of flavor | 没有很多味道 |
| 208 | so I like to pair it with the cranberry sauce and this enhances the | 所以我喜欢把它配成红莓酱 这样可以增强 |
| 209 | Experience the the flavor of the turkey. | 体验火鸡的味道 |
| 210 | So | 这么说 |
| 211 | cranberry sauce is another one that people will immediately associate with Thanksgiving usually and | 红莓酱是另一个 人们会立即与感恩节 通常和 |
| 212 | Another one could be sweet potato casserole. | 另一个可能是甜薯条 |
| 213 | This is one of my favorite dishes | 这是我最喜欢的盘子之一 |
| 214 | Because it's | 因为它是 |
| 215 | Not a dessert | 不是甜点 |
| 216 | However, it's sweet | 不过,这是甜蜜的 |
| 217 | So it's kind of an interesting side dish where you have these sweet potatoes | 所以,这是一种有趣的边盘 你在那里有这些甜薯 |
| 218 | Which are in general sweet, right? | 总的来说,这是甜蜜的,对不对? |
| 219 | and then you can also put things like | 然后,你也可以把东西 像 |
| 220 | brown sugar or | 棕色糖类或 |
| 221 | marshmallows things like that | 棉花糖之类的东西 |
| 222 | That can make it even sweeter | 那会更甜 |
| 223 | If you don't know what a marshmallow is this is that white | 如果你不知道什么是棉花糖 这是白色 |
| 224 | Soft food that you usually roast over a fire when you're camping | 你露营时通常在火上烤的软食 |
| 225 | This is a marshmallow | 这是棉花糖 |
| 226 | So some people add marshmallows to this sweet potato casserole and it's really delicious | 所以有些人会把棉花糖加进这个甜薯条 真的很好吃 |
| 227 | I've never had a bad sweet potato casserole. | 我从来没有吃过糟糕的薯条 |
| 228 | It's kind of hard to go wrong with this dish | 这道菜很难搞错 |
| 229 | So that's another one where if you say that people immediately think of Thanksgiving or Christmas and | 如果你说人们会立刻想到感恩节或圣诞节 |
| 230 | One other one that I like is green bean casserole. | 还有一个我喜欢的是绿豆锅 |
| 231 | So this is another | 所以这是另一个 |
| 232 | casserole that you bake in the oven and | 在烤箱里烤的锅 |
| 233 | It's with green beans and other things | 绿豆和其他东西 |
| 234 | Usually this is | 通常这是 |
| 235 | associated with | 与 |
| 236 | Holidays with Thanksgiving and Christmas. | 节日有感恩节和圣诞节. |
| 237 | So that's another one and then there are other dishes that we can have | 所以,这是另一个, 然后还有其他的菜 我们可以有 |
| 238 | at other times during the year, but they're also very | 在一年中的其他时间, 但他们也非常 |
| 239 | Related to these two holidays, so for example | 和这两个节日有关 比如说 |
| 240 | Mashed potatoes and gravy you can eat that anytime throughout the year. | 土豆泥和肉汁,你可以吃它 整个一年。 |
| 241 | However | 不过 |
| 242 | It's hard for me to imagine a Thanksgiving meal without mashed potatoes and without gravy | 我很难想象感恩节晚餐 没有土豆泥和肉汁 |
| 243 | so that's one that's not | 所以这个不是 |
| 244 | Just particular to Thanksgiving | 特别的感恩节 |
| 245 | However, I can't imagine Thanksgiving without it and there are other things like dinner rolls a | 然而,我不能想象感恩节 没有它,还有其他的事情,比如晚餐卷起a |
| 246 | Roll in this context refers to a piece of bread. | 在此背景中滚动指的是一块面包. |
| 247 | It's usually really | 这通常是真的 |
| 248 | Fluffy on the inside. | 内有毛毛. |
| 249 | It's soft and delicious | 柔软又美味 |
| 250 | You add butter to it | 你加黄油 |
| 251 | It's really good. | 这是真正的好。 |
| 252 | My mouth is watering and just thinking about it | 我的嘴在流水,在想着 |
| 253 | By the way, when we say that your mouth is watering, we're saying that you are | 顺便说一句,当我们说 你的嘴在浇水,我们说,你是 |
| 254 | salivating your mouth is producing saliva because you're imagining | 流口水是产生唾液 因为你想象 |
| 255 | Eating something we say your mouth is watering and one of the most popular desserts | 吃我们说的口水,最受欢迎的甜点之一 |
| 256 | that we eat during Thanksgiving is | 我们在感恩节期间吃的东西 |
| 257 | pie things like | 派之类的 |
| 258 | pumpkin pie | 南瓜馅饼 |
| 259 | pecan pie | 豆饼 |
| 260 | Apple pie we have tons of different pies | 苹果派 我们有很多不同的派 |
| 261 | That's one of my favorite desserts | 这是我最喜欢的甜点之一 |
| 262 | That we eat during Thanksgiving and there are many other | 我们感恩节吃东西 还有很多 |
| 263 | Dishes that are associated with Thanksgiving or with Christmas | 与感恩节或圣诞节有关的碎屑 |
| 264 | those are just a handful of them and | 这些只是其中的一小部分 |
| 265 | some of my favorites and | 一些我最喜欢的 |
| 266 | Now I want to talk a little bit about what I'm thankful for this year | 现在我想谈谈今年我感激的事 |
| 267 | Because on Thanksgiving it's good to express gratitude | 因为感恩节 表达感激是件好事 |
| 268 | It's good to say what you're thankful for and to reflect on these blessings that you have in your life | 说出你所感恩的心意 并思考你生活中的这些祝福 |
| 269 | So there are many things that I thank God for this year | 所以,有许多事情 我感谢上帝今年 |
| 270 | that I just really appreciate | 我真的很感谢 |
| 271 | one of the things that comes to mind is | 想到的其中一件事是, |
| 272 | the end of my wife's | 我妻子的终结 |
| 273 | Immigration process so at the very end of last year we finished | 移民程序在去年年底结束 |
| 274 | the immigration process for my wife and | 我妻子的移民程序 |
| 275 | This year is the year that | 今年是 |
| 276 | We have established ourselves | 我们建立了自己 |
| 277 | in the US | 在美国 |
| 278 | Me being a citizen and she being a resident | 我是一个公民,她是一个居民 |
| 279 | So we had been waiting for that process to end for so long | 因此,我们一直等待这一进程结束这么久。 |
| 280 | we | 我们 |
| 281 | constantly thought about the immigration process and it was often stressful to have to | 经常想着移民过程 往往压力很大 |
| 282 | wait and go through the next step in the process and then wait and then have to | 等待,然后通过下一步 过程,然后等待,然后不得不 |
| 283 | travel for an interview and do all of these different things and | 去面试 做所有这些不同的事情 |
| 284 | We hated that feeling of not being sure | 我们讨厌那种不确定的感觉 |
| 285 | Where we were gonna live in the future and just being in this process and so | 我们打算住在哪里 在未来,只是在这个过程中,所以 |
| 286 | when she finally finished the process and | 当她终于完成了这个过程 |
| 287 | We moved up here | 我们搬到这里了 |
| 288 | This was a huge | 这是一个巨大的 |
| 289 | Relief for us the word relief refers to that feeling that you get when | 对我们的救济 救济一词是指你得到的感觉 |
| 290 | You were feeling bad and then now that's gone away. | 你当时感觉很糟,后来就消失了 |
| 291 | You feel relief | 你感到宽慰 |
| 292 | So this year is our first year | 所以今年是我们的第一年 |
| 293 | living in the US | 住在美国 |
| 294 | Legally and we can start to establish ourselves here and I'm extremely thankful that we got through that process and | 从法律上来说,我们可以在这里站稳脚跟 我非常感激我们通过这个过程 |
| 295 | That we're now living here | 我们现在住在这里 |
| 296 | this year has been a | 今年是 |
| 297 | really | 痷 |
| 298 | great year being able to be up in the US have my wife here have my son here and | 伟大的一年能够在美国上台 我的妻子在这里有我的儿子在这里 |
| 299 | That leads me to my next | 这让我来到下一个 |
| 300 | Thing that I'm really thankful for this year | 我真的很感谢今年 |
| 301 | Is that I've been able to spend a lot of time with my parents and with my sister and her family? | 难道我和父母 和妹妹和家人相处得很开心吗? |
| 302 | So they all live in the US and so when I lived in Mexico all those years | 所以他们都住在美国 所以当我在墨西哥生活了这么多年 |
| 303 | It was hard for me to see them on a regular basis. | 我很难经常见到他们 |
| 304 | And so now this year has been the first time | 所以现在今年是第一次 |
| 305 | When all of us can get together and | 当我们大家能在一起 |
| 306 | Watch our kids grow up together and do all of that. | 看着我们的孩子一起长大 做这一切。 |
| 307 | It's a big blessing for me. | 为我大福. |
| 308 | I was really | 我其实是 |
| 309 | Looking forward to being able to do this at some point and now this year we can do it | 期待在某个时候能够做到这一点,现在今年我们能够做到这一点 |
| 310 | So I'm very happy about that. | 所以我很高兴。 |
| 311 | I'm very happy to be with my parents | 我很高兴能和父母在一起 |
| 312 | As I've mentioned before | 我之前说过 |
| 313 | My mom has very severe health issues | 我妈妈有很严重的健康问题 |
| 314 | and so it's been really great to be with her here and to help out a little bit and | 很高兴能和她在一起 帮个忙 |
| 315 | that's been awesome and of course spending time with my dad and | 这太棒了,当然 花时间与我爸爸和 |
| 316 | seeing my | 看见我 |
| 317 | Nephew and now my new niece because my sister just gave birth to another kid | 侄女,现在我的新侄女 因为我妹妹刚生了另一个孩子 |
| 318 | So I get to be part of my nephew and my niece's life and that's really cool | 所以我成为我侄子和侄女生活的一部分 这真的很酷 |
| 319 | So I'm very thankful for that and I'm very thankful | 所以,我非常感谢,我非常感谢 |
| 320 | For my own family for my wife for my son. | 为了我自己的家庭 为了我的妻子 为了我儿子 |
| 321 | It's been great to watch him grow up more this year | 看着他今年长大了 真是太好了 |
| 322 | it's been great to watch him develop and start to talk and | 看着他发展起来 开始说话 |
| 323 | Do all of those cool things? | 做所有这些很酷的事情? |
| 324 | That's been a huge blessing | 万福无穷 |
| 325 | it's been great to | 很高兴 |
| 326 | Be able to do fun things with my wife and my son up here in the US | 和我妻子和儿子在美国做一些有趣的事情 |
| 327 | So I'm thankful for my own family. | 所以我感谢我自己的家庭。 |
| 328 | I'm thankful for my church. | 我很感激我的教会。 |
| 329 | I have a church up here that I really like and | 我有一个教堂在这里,我真的很喜欢和 |
| 330 | the members are awesome and | 成员是真棒, |
| 331 | That's a big part of my life and it's something that I'm very thankful for | 那是我人生中很重要的一部分 我非常感激你 |
| 332 | It's something that I can't go without | 这是我不能去的东西 |
| 333 | When you go without something we're saying that you don't have it you | 当你去没有东西,我们说 你没有它你 |
| 334 | Don't use or have something and just continue without that. | 不要用或有东西 继续没有它。 |
| 335 | So I can't go without that | 所以,我不能去没有这个 |
| 336 | I'm really thankful for my church as well | 我真的很感谢我的教堂 |
| 337 | I'm really thankful for my job | 我真的很感谢你的工作 |
| 338 | So I've been able to reach a lot of people with this content and I received | 因此,我接触到了很多人 这些内容,我得到了 |
| 339 | many many messages from people thanking me for | 很多人留言感谢我 |
| 340 | Helping them and providing this content. | 帮助他们并提供这种内容。 |
| 341 | That's been useful for their listening practice | 这对他们听课很有用 |
| 342 | and of course my membership which has | 当然我的成员 |
| 343 | Helped a lot of people start to | 帮助很多人开始 |
| 344 | Understand the sounds of English and understand native speakers better and | 了解英语的音响 更了解母语 |
| 345 | Pronounce things better. | 发音更好 |
| 346 | So I'm very thankful that I've been able to develop | 所以,我非常感激 我得到了发展 |
| 347 | this | 这个 |
| 348 | my career and | 我的事业和 |
| 349 | be able to help a lot of people with this free content and also the paid content and | 能够帮助很多人使用这种免费内容以及付费内容, |
| 350 | It's really cool to have a job like that where you're helping multiple people | 这样的工作真的很酷,你帮了很多人 |
| 351 | It's great to help one person, but it's | 帮助一个人真好,但是... |
| 352 | Even cooler in my opinion to help more than one person | 更酷的帮助不止一个人 |
| 353 | So I've been really thankful for that that I still have this job | 所以,我一直真的很感谢 我仍然有这份工作 |
| 354 | this activity that I can live on and | 这个活动,我可以生活和 |
| 355 | that's been a big blessing and | 这已经是一个巨大的祝福, |
| 356 | One other thing that I'm really thankful for this year is | 还有一件事,我真的很感激 今年是 |
| 357 | My audience all of you | 各位观众 |
| 358 | As I already mentioned, I receive a lot of messages from you. | 正如我已经提到过的,我收到了你的许多信息。 |
| 359 | I can't respond to all of them | 我无法回应他们 |
| 360 | Unfortunately because they come at me from different angles some from different social media | 可惜他们从不同角度来攻击我 有些来自不同的社交媒体 |
| 361 | platforms and I'm not the best person at | 平台和我不是最好的人选 |
| 362 | viewing all my messages and | 观看我所有的留言和 |
| 363 | You've probably seen that by now that I'm not the most | 你可能已经看到,到现在 我不是最 |
| 364 | Connected person on social media or whatever. | 社交媒体上的联系人之类的 |
| 365 | However, I want to thank all of you | 不过,我想感谢大家 |
| 366 | Those of you that send me messages and just all of you for listening | 你们中那些给我留言的人 还有你们所有的人 |
| 367 | For helping me do what I do | 帮我做我做的事 |
| 368 | The fact that I have listeners from all over the world | 全世界都有听众 |
| 369 | Is really cool. | 这很酷。 |
| 370 | It motivates me to continue doing this | 它激励我继续这样做 |
| 371 | and | 和 |
| 372 | Of course for those of you that are members of my membership | 当然,你们这些属于我成员的人 |
| 373 | I really appreciate your support and for those of you that have signed up for my new podcast | 非常感谢你们的支持 也感谢你们中报名参加我的新播客 |
| 374 | I really appreciate you as well. | 我也非常感谢你 |
| 375 | So I'm thankful for all of you. | 所以我感谢你们所有人 |
| 376 | I'm thankful for my audience | 感谢观众 |
| 377 | I wanted to say that here | 我想说在这里 |
| 378 | Because it's important for me to express that especially | 因为这对我很重要 特别要表达 |
| 379 | During this episode about Thanksgiving. | 这集讲感恩节 |
| 380 | So thank you all again | 再次感谢大家 |
| 381 | And I'm thankful for many more things as well | 我也很感激你还有很多事情 |
| 382 | But those were just a few that I wanted to mention | 但这些只是我想提到的几个 |
| 383 | All right. | 好吧,我们走。 |
| 384 | Well, that's it for today. | 今天就到这里 |
| 385 | I hope that this episode was interesting for you | 我希望这集对你有好处 |
| 386 | I hope that if you're in the US or Canada or wherever and you're | 我希望,如果你在美国或加拿大 或任何地方,你是 |
| 387 | celebrating Thanksgiving this week that you have a great Thanksgiving with your family or your friends and | 这周庆祝感恩节 你有一个伟大的感恩节 与你的家人或你的朋友, |
| 388 | I hope that you can reflect on some of the things that you're thankful for as well and | 我希望你能思考一些你同样感激的事 |
| 389 | Remember that if you need more help | 记住,如果你需要更多的帮助 |
| 390 | If you need my specialized training to understand native speakers better or to pronounce | 如果你需要我的专业训练 来更好理解母语或发音 |
| 391 | More correctly then make sure to join my membership and you'll get my specialized training | 更准确一点,然后确保加入我的会籍 你会得到我的专业训练 |
| 392 | and if you're ready for real conversations if you want to practice with real English between | 如果你准备好进行真正的对话 如果你想和真正的英语练习 |
| 393 | native speakers then make sure to sign up for my US conversations podcast and | 本地的播音员 一定要报名参加我的美国对话 |
| 394 | You'll get a new conversation every month with the transcript and with the definitions of keywords | 你每个月都会得到一个新的对话 与记录和关键词的定义 |
| 395 | So the link to that is down below. | 与此相关的链接如下。 |
| 396 | 这是patreon.com | |
| 397 | Us conversations and if you like this podcast | 我们的对话 如果你喜欢这个播客 |
| 398 | I'd really appreciate it if you could share it with different people, you know | 如果你能和别人分享,我会很感激的 |
| 399 | Who are learning English and please give it a five-star rating and write a review if you can | 谁学英语,请给它五星评分 写评论,如果你可以 |
| 400 | Alright, thank you so much for listening to this episode and I'll talk to you on the next episode of listening time | 好吧,非常感谢你收听了这集 我会在下一集收听时间跟你谈谈 |
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发布于 2026-08-09 · 时长 24:20字幕摘录
| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | welcome to the listening time podcast. | 欢迎收听时间播客。 |
| 0:03 | hey everybody this is connor and you're listening | 大家好,这是康诺,你在听 |
| 0:07 | to episode 123 of the listening time podcast. | 播放时间播客的第123集 |
| 0:13 | i hope you're all doing great. | 我希望你们都做得很好。 |
| 0:15 | at the time of | 时 |
| 0:17 | recording this it's the very end of summer here in the northern hemisphere and so autumn is just | 北半球的夏天即将结束 所以秋天就是 |
| 0:27 | around the corner. | 在拐角处 |
| 0:28 | in english when we say that something is just around the corner we're saying | 在英语中,当我们说的东西 就在拐角处,我们正在说 |
| 0:34 | that it's about to appear or it's about to happen. | 即将出现或即将发生。 |
| 0:40 | it's gonna happen very soon. | 很快会发生的 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | welcome to the listening time podcast. | 欢迎收听时间播客。 |
| 2 | hey everybody this is connor and you're listening | 大家好,这是康诺,你在听 |
| 3 | to episode 123 of the listening time podcast. | 播放时间播客的第123集 |
| 4 | i hope you're all doing great. | 我希望你们都做得很好。 |
| 5 | at the time of | 时 |
| 6 | recording this it's the very end of summer here in the northern hemisphere and so autumn is just | 北半球的夏天即将结束 所以秋天就是 |
| 7 | around the corner. | 在拐角处 |
| 8 | in english when we say that something is just around the corner we're saying | 在英语中,当我们说的东西 就在拐角处,我们正在说 |
| 9 | that it's about to appear or it's about to happen. | 即将出现或即将发生。 |
| 10 | it's gonna happen very soon. | 很快会发生的 |
| 11 | so fall is just around | 秋天就在这附近 |
| 12 | the corner and a lot of people are really happy about this because a lot of people here like this | 街角和很多人对此很满意 因为这里很多人都喜欢这样 |
| 13 | season. | 季节。 |
| 14 | they like autumn. | 他们喜欢秋天 |
| 15 | they like to see the colors changing. | 他们喜欢看到颜色的变化。 |
| 16 | they like the seasonal food. | 他们喜欢季节性的食物。 |
| 17 | there are a lot of different types of food that people start to eat during autumn that they don't | 秋天人们开始吃很多不同种类的食物 |
| 18 | eat during the spring or summer. | 在春季或夏季吃饭。 |
| 19 | and so a lot of people like this season. | 很多人都喜欢这个季节 |
| 20 | one fun thing about this | 一个有趣的事情 |
| 21 | season is that there are a lot of activities for children. | 季节是,有许多儿童活动。 |
| 22 | for example pumpkin patches. | 比如南瓜补丁 |
| 23 | these | 这些 |
| 24 | uh places where they sell pumpkins but they also have a lot of activities for kids. | 卖南瓜的地方 也有很多给孩子的活动 |
| 25 | and me and my | 还有我和我 |
| 26 | family we're planning on going to a couple pumpkin patches this season and i think that i'll do an | 这个季节我们打算去几个南瓜补丁 我想我会做一个 |
| 27 | episode on pumpkin patches. | 南瓜补丁的插曲 |
| 28 | so you'll get to hear about that hopefully. | 所以,你会听到 关于希望。 |
| 29 | and i was thinking about this | 我在想这个 |
| 30 | topic of fun activities for children because i was thinking about pumpkin patches and about different | 孩子们的乐趣活动话题 因为我在想南瓜补丁和不同的 |
| 31 | things like that. | 类似的东西。 |
| 32 | and i decided that i wanted to do an episode about some of my favorite activities | 我决定,我想做一集 关于一些我最喜欢的活动 |
| 33 | that i did when i was a kid. | 我小时候就这么做了 |
| 34 | so my childhood activities specifically things that i did | 所以,我的童年活动 具体的事情,我做了 |
| 35 | outdoors. | 户外. |
| 36 | things that i did outside. | 我在外面做过的事 |
| 37 | i thought it would be fun to look back and remember | 我想回头看会很有趣 记得 |
| 38 | my childhood and some of my favorite things that i did outside. | 我的童年和一些我最喜欢的东西 我在外面做了。 |
| 39 | so i hope that this will be an | 所以我希望这将会是 |
| 40 | interesting episode for you today. | 有趣的一集今天给你。 |
| 41 | and before we start i want to remind you that my new podcast | 在我们开始之前 我想提醒你 我的新播客 |
| 42 | is available now, US Conversations, where i talk to different english teachers from around the US. | 现在可以了,美国谈话, 我在那里与来自美国各地的不同英语教师交谈。 |
| 43 | and we talk about many things and have natural conversations at normal speed. | 我们谈论很多事情 以正常的速度进行自然对话 |
| 44 | and you have the | 你拥有 |
| 45 | transcript available with the definitions of key words and phrases that we use. | 与我们使用的关键词和短语的定义一起提供记录。 |
| 46 | so make sure to | 所以,确保 |
| 47 | sign up for that if you're interested. | 如果你有兴趣的话就报名 |
| 48 | the link is in the episode description below this episode. | 链接见本集下方的插曲描述. |
| 49 | 这是Patreon.com 把我们的谈话剪掉. | |
| 50 | and if you want my specialized training to help you | 如果你想让我的专业训练帮助你 |
| 51 | understand native speakers when they speak fast then make sure to join my membership. | 当当地人发言迅速时,了解他们的语言,然后确保加入我的成员行列。 |
| 52 | the link is | 链接是 |
| 53 | also in the description below this episode. | 也在本集下面的描述中. |
| 54 | so click on that and join if you're interested | 所以点击这个,并加入 如果你有兴趣 |
| 55 | in getting my specialized training. | 在得到我的专业训练。 |
| 56 | and of course if you're a spanish or a portuguese speaker you can | 当然,如果你是一个西班牙语或葡萄牙语,你可以 |
| 57 | also check out my ebook if you want to start reading fiction in english. | 也检查我的电子书 如果你想开始阅读 虚构的英语。 |
| 58 | those links are down | 这些链接已经关闭 |
| 59 | below as well. | 下层也一样。 |
| 60 | and if you like this podcast please share it with anyone else you know who's learning | 如果你喜欢这个播客 请跟别人分享 你知道谁在学习 |
| 61 | english and please give it a five star rating and write a review. | 请给它五星评分 写评论 |
| 62 | all right let's get started. | 好吧,让我们开始。 |
| 63 | are your ears ready? | 你的耳朵准备好了吗? |
| 64 | you know what time it is, it's listening time. | 你知道现在几点了 是时候听了 |
| 65 | all right let's talk about some | 好吧,让我们谈谈一些 |
| 66 | of my favorite childhood activities that i did. | 我最喜欢的童年活动,我做了。 |
| 67 | some of my favorite things that i did | 我最喜欢的一些事情,我做了 |
| 68 | outdoors because i did some things indoors as well. | 室外因为我做了一些事情 室内。 |
| 69 | i had some fun activities that i did inside | 我有一些有趣的活动 我在里面做 |
| 70 | but i want to focus on the outdoor activities today. | 但我今天想专注于户外活动 |
| 71 | so the first one that i want to talk about | 所以第一个我想谈的 |
| 72 | is building a tree house. | 正在建造一个树屋。 |
| 73 | so you've probably seen this in movies or tv shows before | 你可能以前在电影或电视上看过这个 |
| 74 | where the kids build some type of house in their backyard maybe in a big tree. | 孩子们在后院里建了某种房子 也许在大树上 |
| 75 | and this is something | 这个东西 |
| 76 | that is a pretty classic tradition here in the US. | 这是美国很经典的传统 |
| 77 | people like tree houses. | 人们喜欢树屋。 |
| 78 | this is a fun thing | 这很有趣 |
| 79 | for kids. | 给孩子的 |
| 80 | however i built a tree house that was a little bit different from what you're probably | 不过,我建了一座树屋 和你可能有点不同 |
| 81 | usually. | 通常情况下 |
| 82 | we built a tree house where we just had these different platforms on different branches | 我们建了一个树屋 在那里我们刚刚有 这些不同的平台 在不同的分支上 |
| 83 | of the tree. | 在树上。 |
| 84 | a platform is just a flat space and in this case a space where you can stand on. | 平台只是一个平坦的空间,在这种情况下,一个你可以站立的空间。 |
| 85 | so my friend and i built this tree house that had many different platforms at different levels | 所以我的朋友和我建了这间树屋 在不同级别上有很多不同的平台 |
| 86 | and on different branches. | 和不同的树枝。 |
| 87 | and we would have to climb to the different platforms | 我们必须爬到不同的平台 |
| 88 | using these steps that we also built. | 利用我们建造的这些步骤。 |
| 89 | we used wood and nailed the wood | 我们用木头钉住木头 |
| 90 | into the tree to build steps that we could step on. | 进入树上 建立步骤 我们可以踩。 |
| 91 | by the way when we say that you nail something | 顺便说一句,当你说 你钉的东西 |
| 92 | we're saying that you use a nail, this sharp little tool, and you use that and you hit it | 我们说,你用钉子,这个尖小工具, 你使用它,你打它 |
| 93 | into the object. | 输入对象。 |
| 94 | you nail it. | 你钉它。 |
| 95 | so we nailed these wooden steps into the tree trunk so that we could | 所以我们把这些木制的台阶钉在树干里 这样我们就可以 |
| 96 | climb the tree to get to the different platforms. | 爬树到不同的平台. |
| 97 | i know that this might be a little difficult to | 我知道这可能有点难 |
| 98 | visualize but that's probably the best way that i can describe it. | 想象一下,但这可能是我能描述它的最佳方法。 |
| 99 | and building this tree house | 并建造这座树屋 |
| 100 | was really fun. | 真的很好玩,我很高兴 |
| 101 | i think we had more fun building the tree house than we did playing in the tree | 我觉得我们建树屋比在树上玩更好玩 |
| 102 | house. | 房子,这是... |
| 103 | so it was really fun to construct this and we were pretty young when we built this. | 所以建造这个真的很有趣 我们当时还很年轻 |
| 104 | i think i was like 10 years old maybe. | 我想我大概10岁了 |
| 105 | so we were young. | 所以我们还年轻 |
| 106 | it was probably a little dangerous | 可能有点危险 |
| 107 | but we did it anyway. | 但我们还是做到了。 |
| 108 | and this was the first time that i really used a hammer and nails | 这是我第一次真正使用锤子和钉子 |
| 109 | on my own. | 我一个人 |
| 110 | so i learned how to hammer things when i built this tree house. | 所以我在建这树屋时学会了敲锤子 |
| 111 | and it was a great place | 这是一个伟大的地方 |
| 112 | to play and to use our imagination to create games and things like that in this tree house. | 利用我们的想象力 在树屋里创造游戏和类似的东西 |
| 113 | and in general i always really liked climbing trees as a kid. | 一般来说 我小时候一直很喜欢爬树 |
| 114 | that was always something that i | 总是这样 |
| 115 | enjoyed. | 享受着 |
| 116 | and so this was a perfect project for me because i got the chance to climb this tree | 对我来说,这是一个完美的项目 因为我有机会攀登这棵树 |
| 117 | and also build something, use my imagination, play, etc. | 并创造一些东西, 利用我的想象力,游戏等。 |
| 118 | so that was one of my favorite activities | 所以那是我最喜欢的活动之一 |
| 119 | as a kid. | 作为一个孩子。 |
| 120 | another childhood activity that i wanted to mention is that i actually collected bugs | 我想提及的另一项童年活动是 我收集了虫子 |
| 121 | for a time. | 有一段时间。 |
| 122 | the word bug just means insect. | 虫子这个词只是指昆虫 |
| 123 | so i actually collected bugs during a brief time | 所以我在短时间里收集了虫子 |
| 124 | in my life. | 在我的生命中,我曾经是 |
| 125 | now when i look back on this it seems kind of gross to me. | 现在,当我回头看这个 它似乎有点恶心我。 |
| 126 | the word gross just means | 粗略的词就是 |
| 127 | disgusting. | 恶心 |
| 128 | so it seems kind of gross when i think back to all the bugs that i collected. | 所以当我回想我收集的虫子时 似乎有点恶心 |
| 129 | i remember that in particular i collected caterpillars. | 我特别记得我收集的毛虫 |
| 130 | you know these things that | 你知道这些事情 |
| 131 | turn into butterflies, right? | 变成蝴蝶,对不对? |
| 132 | so i collected caterpillars and i remember putting them in a | 所以我收集了毛毛虫 我记得把它们放进 |
| 133 | container and i tried to create a good environment for them in this container. | 我试图为他们创造一个良好的环境 在这个容器。 |
| 134 | i put leaves and | 我放了叶子 |
| 135 | sticks and things like that inside and i fed them fruit. | 里面有棍子之类的东西 我喂它们水果 |
| 136 | i remember feeding them cantaloupe | 我还记得喂他们吃大麻 |
| 137 | actually. | 事实上 |
| 138 | if you don't know what a cantaloupe is this is that type of melon that's orange on the | 如果你不知道什么是罐头 这是那种 橙色的甜瓜 |
| 139 | inside. | 进去 |
| 140 | that's cantaloupe. | 这是罐头。 |
| 141 | so i remember feeding them cantaloupe and cleaning the container | 所以我记得喂他们吃罐头和清洁容器 |
| 142 | and i don't know why i was so interested in them but for some reason i like to collect them and | 我不知道为什么我对他们这么感兴趣 但出于某种原因 我喜欢收集它们 |
| 143 | watch them interact with each other in this container. | 看着他们在这个容器里互相交流 |
| 144 | and i also remember collecting some | 我还记得我收集了一些 |
| 145 | beetles. | 甲壳虫. |
| 146 | i remember doing that. | 我还记得做。 |
| 147 | i don't remember all of the other specific bugs that i collected | 我不记得我收集到的其他所有具体错误 |
| 148 | but i just remember that i liked to watch them interact with each other. | 但我记得我喜欢看他们互动 |
| 149 | i would combine | 我会结合 |
| 150 | some different bugs together and watch what they did to see if they would | 一些不同的虫子一起,看他们做了什么 看他们会不会 |
| 151 | get along or if they would fight or whatever. | 相处融洽,或者如果他们会战斗什么的。 |
| 152 | by the way the phrasal verb get along means that you | 换句话说 动词的形成意味着你 |
| 153 | are in harmony with another person or another animal. | 与他人或动物和谐相处 |
| 154 | so it means that you don't fight with | 所以,这意味着你不与 |
| 155 | each other. | 彼此间. |
| 156 | you get along. | 你们相处得很好 |
| 157 | so i think that i liked to experiment a little bit and see if these bugs | 所以我觉得我喜欢做一些实验 看看这些虫子是不是 |
| 158 | would get along with each other. | 就能相处融洽 |
| 159 | so that's another activity that i did as a kid. | 所以这是我小时候做的另一项活动 |
| 160 | and another one was making paper airplanes. | 还有一个在制造纸机 |
| 161 | so i loved making paper airplanes as a kid | 所以我喜欢做纸机 作为一个孩子 |
| 162 | especially because i loved trying to find the different combinations of folds that would | 特别是因为我喜欢寻找不同的折叠组合 |
| 163 | result in the best airplane. | 结果是最好的飞机。 |
| 164 | i don't know if you have much experience making paper airplanes | 我不知道你有没有做纸机的丰富经验 |
| 165 | but of course it really matters how you fold the paper. | 当然,它真的很重要 你如何折叠的纸张。 |
| 166 | so if you fold the paper in certain ways | 所以如果你用某种方式折叠纸张 |
| 167 | and you follow a certain design you can make a pretty impressive airplane actually. | 你遵循某种设计 就能造出相当令人印象深刻的飞机 |
| 168 | some | 有点 |
| 169 | one design in particular that was the best one. | 特别是一个设计,这是最好的。 |
| 170 | so my neighbor and i | 所以,我的邻居和我 |
| 171 | found this perfect design that we would recreate time and time again and create these | 找到了这个完美的设计,我们会 重现一次又一次,并创造这些 |
| 172 | paper airplanes and try to make them fly as high and as long as possible. | 纸质飞机 并试图使它们飞得越高越长。 |
| 173 | and so | 就这样 |
| 174 | it was a very intricate design. | 这是一个非常复杂的设计。 |
| 175 | the word intricate means that something is very | 复杂这个词意味着 某些东西是非常 |
| 176 | detailed. | 细节。 |
| 177 | and so this was an intricate design. | 所以这是一个复杂的设计。 |
| 178 | i still remember how to make this paper airplane | 我还记得怎么造这架纸机 |
| 179 | even now as an adult. | 即使是现在,作为一个成年人。 |
| 180 | that's how many times i made it. | 那是我做过多少次了 |
| 181 | i made it so many times | 我做了这么多次 |
| 182 | that i still have that muscle memory. | 我还有肌肉记忆 |
| 183 | i still remember exactly how to make this airplane. | 我仍然记得怎么造这架飞机 |
| 184 | so we found that perfect design and we always try to improve it or find an even better design. | 所以我们找到了完美的设计 我们总是试图改进它 或者找到更好的设计 |
| 185 | so we found some other combinations of folds that worked pretty well but we never ended up | 所以,我们发现了一些其他的组合 折叠相当有效 但我们从来没有结束 |
| 186 | beating that one really good design that we found. | 击败了我们找到的一个非常不错的设计。 |
| 187 | but it was really fun to do that and to | 但这样做真的很有趣 |
| 188 | experiment with different types of designs. | 试验不同类型的设计。 |
| 189 | i really like that. | 我真的很喜欢 |
| 190 | i like experimenting with different | 我喜欢用不同的实验 |
| 191 | options and trying to create different designs with things like that. | 选项,并尝试用类似的东西创建不同的设计. |
| 192 | that's something that | 那东西 |
| 193 | i enjoy and i really enjoyed it as a kid. | 我从小就很享受 |
| 194 | so that was another good activity that i had. | 所以这是另一个好活动,我有过。 |
| 195 | and another one was something that we called cardboarding. | 另一个是我们称之为纸板 |
| 196 | so we would slide down this big | 这样我们就能滑下这个大 |
| 197 | hill on pieces of cardboard. | 纸板上的山 |
| 198 | cardboard is that material that is used to package items to | 纸板是用来将项目包装到 |
| 199 | transport them or ship them to another place. | 运送他们或把他们运到别的地方。 |
| 200 | by the way, when we say shipping, when we say that | 顺便说一句,当我们说 航运,当我们说 |
| 201 | an item ships, we're saying that it is sent from one place to another. | 我们说的是它从一个地方送到另一个地方 |
| 202 | so cardboard is that material | 所以纸板是材料 |
| 203 | that's used to ship items, to package them and ship them. | 用来运送物品 包装和运送 |
| 204 | so we would cut big pieces of cardboard | 这样我们就能切开大块纸板 |
| 205 | from these different boxes and we would sit on them and then slide down this big hill that was | 我们坐在他们身上 然后滑下这个大山 |
| 206 | house. | 房子,这是... |
| 207 | so this was something that my friend came up with. | 这是我的朋友想出来的 |
| 208 | by the way, when we say that you come up | 顺便说一句 当我们说你上来的时候 |
| 209 | with something, we're saying that you think of an idea. | 我们说的是,你想想办法 |
| 210 | so this is something that he came up with | 所以这是他想出来的 |
| 211 | and i joined in and we had a lot of fun doing this. | 我加入了 我们玩得很开心 |
| 212 | it didn't always work really well because | 它并不总是工作 真的很好,因为 |
| 213 | sometimes the grass grew in a way that didn't allow us to slide very well. | 有时草的生长方式 不允许我们滑得非常好 |
| 214 | so we had to work | 所以我们不得不工作 |
| 215 | around that and do our best to be able to make it to the bottom of the hill on this cardboard. | 并尽我们最大的努力 才能到达这个纸板上的山底 |
| 216 | but it was actually a little bit dangerous because we weren't able to stop very well. | 但它实际上有点危险 因为我们无法很好的停止。 |
| 217 | you don't really have a brake system with this type of cardboard, obviously. | 很明显,你没有这样的制动系统 |
| 218 | so if we made it | 所以,如果我们做到了 |
| 219 | to the bottom of the hill on the cardboard, sometimes we wouldn't be able to stop well | 到了纸板上的山底, 有时我们无法很好的停下来 |
| 220 | and we would kind of fall off of it and maybe it would hurt a little bit. | 我们会掉下来 也许会有点疼 |
| 221 | or we might run into | 或者我们可能会遇到 |
| 222 | something and we would crash. | 东西,我们会崩溃。 |
| 223 | so it was a little bit dangerous and i think there were a few times | 所以有点危险 我想有几次 |
| 224 | when i got hurt but nothing serious, just minor things. | 我受伤的时候 没什么大不了的 只是小事 |
| 225 | but that was an activity that was a fun | 但那是个有趣的活动 |
| 226 | in the sense that we created it and it wasn't something that other people really did. | 从我们创造的意义上来说,它不是别人真正做的。 |
| 227 | we didn't | 我们没有 |
| 228 | learn about it from anyone else. | 向别人学习。 |
| 229 | my friend just created it. | 我的朋友刚刚创造了它。 |
| 230 | he had this idea and we just did it | 他有这个想法,我们刚刚做到了 |
| 231 | and we were the only ones that we knew who did this type of activity. | 只有我们知道是谁做了这种活动。 |
| 232 | so that was pretty cool. | 这很酷 |
| 233 | it was born out of a kid's imagination. | 它是从孩子的想象中诞生的 |
| 234 | it was just something that we decided to do because | 我们决定这么做是因为 |
| 235 | it sounded fun and we had the material and we made it work. | 这听起来很有趣,我们有 材料,我们使它工作。 |
| 236 | we did it until we found the perfect way | 直到我们找到完美的方法 |
| 237 | and then we had fun with it. | 然后我们玩得很开心 |
| 238 | i really like when kids come up with interesting | 我真的很喜欢当孩子们想出有趣的 |
| 239 | games and activities like that. | 游戏和类似活动。 |
| 240 | i think that's really cool. | 我觉得这真的很酷。 |
| 241 | and speaking of that, the last | 说到这个,最后 |
| 242 | activity that i want to talk about is playing make believe. | 我想谈的活动就是让大家相信 |
| 243 | in english when we say that you | 用英语说,当你说 |
| 244 | or you play make believe, we're saying that you create situations and games from your imagination. | 或者你玩让相信, 我们说,你创造的情况和游戏 从你的想象。 |
| 245 | things that aren't real but you imagine them and then you play this game or you do this activity. | 事情是不是真的,但你想象它们,然后你玩这个游戏或做这个活动。 |
| 246 | so i played make believe a lot when i was around the age of six or seven around that age. | 所以我在六七岁左右 玩了很多游戏 |
| 247 | i remember | 我记得 |
| 248 | playing with my old neighbor in my old house, my first house, and i remember | 和我的老邻居在旧房子里玩 我的第一个房子 我记得 |
| 249 | inventing different games together where we would have to make believe. | 一起发明不同的游戏,让我们相信 |
| 250 | we had to pretend | 我们不得不假装 |
| 251 | and imagine these different situations. | 想象一下这些不同的情况 |
| 252 | by the way in this context the word pretend | 顺便说一句,在这个背景中,这个词假装 |
| 253 | means that you imagine something that isn't real but you act like it's real. | 意思是,你想象的东西是不是真的 但你表现得像它是真的。 |
| 254 | okay so for example if i pretend that i'm a superhero this means that i'm acting and imagining | 好吧,所以举例来说,如果我假装我是超级英雄 这意味着我演戏和想象 |
| 255 | that i'm a superhero even though it's not real. | 我是一个超级英雄 尽管它不是真的。 |
| 256 | so i remember pretending and coming up with | 所以,我记得假装 和即将到来 |
| 257 | all of these different scenarios with my neighbor and we just went through these whole | 和我邻居的所有这些不同的情景 我们刚刚经历了这一切 |
| 258 | storylines and pretended that we were different characters doing different things and it was | 故事情节和假装我们是不同的人物 做不同的事情,它是 |
| 259 | tons of fun. | 数吨的乐趣。 |
| 260 | i remember that our favorite thing to pretend was that we were on a big boat. | 我还记得我们最爱的就是假装 我们在一艘大船上 |
| 261 | we called it the boat game and we pretended that we were these sailors on this big boat | 我们把它叫做船游戏 我们假装我们是大船上的水手 |
| 262 | and we were navigating the open seas and we encountered all of these different complications | 我们在公海航行 我们遇到了所有这些复杂的问题 |
| 263 | and problems. | 还有问题 |
| 264 | i don't know where we got that idea from. | 我不知道我们从哪里得到这个想法。 |
| 265 | i have no idea how we started that | 我不知道我们是怎么开始的 |
| 266 | but i just remember that we loved playing this boat game and using our imagination. | 但我只记得我们喜欢玩这个船游戏 用我们的想象力 |
| 267 | so i really like that type of activity that make believe type of activity | 所以我真的很喜欢那种 让人相信的活动类型 |
| 268 | because i think it's really good for kids. | 因为我觉得这对孩子有好处 |
| 269 | it helps kids use their imagination | 它帮助孩子们发挥他们的想象力 |
| 270 | and not just rely on being given the stimulation from a screen or from something else. | 不只是依靠屏幕或其他东西的刺激 |
| 271 | kids have | 孩子们有 |
| 272 | to think of things on their own and create things from nothing. | 独自思考事物 创造事物 从无。 |
| 273 | i really like that and i think | 我真的很喜欢,我觉得 |
| 274 | it's also beneficial in the sense that it helps kids become more social. | 也是有益的,因为它可以帮助孩子们 更加社交。 |
| 275 | you have to work with your friends and you have to agree with each other and get along with each | 你必须和朋友合作 彼此同意 彼此和睦相处 |
| 276 | other while you're imagining these situations and playing in this context and i think it also helps | 当你想象这些状况 和在这种背景下演奏的时候 我认为这也帮助 |
| 277 | kids become a little more independent and it helps them begin to play on their own and not just | 孩子们变得比较独立 帮助他们开始自己玩 而不是仅仅 |
| 278 | need their parents to play with them for example. | 需要父母陪他们玩,比如说。 |
| 279 | so i think that there are a lot of good benefits | 所以我觉得有很多好处 |
| 280 | for kids to play make believe. | 让孩子们相信 |
| 281 | i really like that and i'm interested to see when my son will start | 我真的很喜欢,我有兴趣看看 我的儿子什么时候开始 |
| 282 | play make believe and create scenarios like that that are imaginary. | 玩游戏让人相信 创造出那种想象中的情景 |
| 283 | i'm looking forward to that | 我期待着 |
| 284 | stage in his life. | 在他生命的舞台。 |
| 285 | i think that will be fun. | 我觉得那会很有趣 |
| 286 | all right why don't i stop there? | 好吧,为什么不我停下来? |
| 287 | i hope this episode | 我希望这集 |
| 288 | was interesting for you. | 对你来说很有趣 |
| 289 | remember that you can sign up for my new podcast US conversations. | 记住你可以报名参加我的新播客美国对话 |
| 290 | it's | 这是 |
| 291 | exclusive podcast so you need to sign up and you'll get one new conversation every month | 独家播客,所以你需要 报名,你会得到一个新的谈话 每个月 |
| 292 | where i talk to a different person from a different part of the united states and you have | 我和来自美国不同地方的 另外一个人交谈 而你却有 |
| 293 | the transcript available with the definitions of keywords and phrases that we use. | 我们使用的关键词和词组定义的文本。 |
| 294 | so the link is | 因此链接是 |
| 295 | in the description below this episode that's patreon.com slash us conversations and if you | 这集下面的描述是 Patreon.com 把我们的谈话剪掉,如果你 |
| 296 | want help understanding native speakers if you want my training then make sure to sign up for | 想要帮助理解 母语,如果你想要我的训练 然后确保报名 |
| 297 | my membership the link is also down below and if you like this podcast i'd appreciate it if you | 连线也在下面 如果你喜欢这个播客 我会很感激你 |
| 298 | could share it with anyone else you know who's learning english and please give it a five star | 可以和别人分享,你知道谁学英语 请给它五星 |
| 299 | rating and write a review. | 评分和写评论。 |
| 300 | all right thank you for listening to this episode and i'll talk to you | 好吧 谢谢你听了这集 我会跟你谈谈的 |
| 301 | on the next episode of listening time. | 下一集的监听时间。 |
| 302 | all right thank you for listening to this episode and i'll | 好吧,谢谢你听这集,我会 |
| 303 | talk to you on the next episode of listening time. all right thank you for listening to this episode | 跟你谈谈下一集的监听时间。 好吧,谢谢你听这集 |
| 304 | and i'll talk to you on the next episode of listening time. all right thank you for listening | 我会跟你谈谈下一集的监听时间。 好吧,谢谢你的聆听 |
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P35 · 【B1英语听力】油管超适合初学者的真实英语听力｜日常话题沉浸式磨耳朵｜自然语速+地道表达 p35 35 English Listening Practice - Inflation (P35)
【B1英语听力】油管超适合初学者的真实英语听力｜日常话题沉浸式磨耳朵｜自然语速+地道表达 p35 35 English Listening Practice - Inflation (P35)
发布于 2026-08-09 · 时长 28:00字幕摘录
| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | Welcome to the listening time podcast. | 欢迎收听时间播客。 |
| 0:03 | Hey everybody, this is Connor | 各位,我是康纳 |
| 0:06 | and you're listening to episode 121 | 你正在听第121集 |
| 0:10 | of the listening time podcast. | 监听时间播客。 |
| 0:12 | Thank you all for listening. | 感谢大家的聆听。 |
| 0:14 | I hope you're all doing great. | 我希望你们都做得很好。 |
| 0:16 | The topic of today's episode is a really interesting one | 今天这集的话题非常有趣 |
| 0:21 | and I think that most of you are gonna like this one | 我觉得你们大多数人会喜欢这个 |
| 0:26 | because it's something that most of us | 因为这是我们大多数人的东西 |
| 0:29 | or maybe all of us are currently dealing with | 也许我们都在对付 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Welcome to the listening time podcast. | 欢迎收听时间播客。 |
| 2 | Hey everybody, this is Connor | 各位,我是康纳 |
| 3 | and you're listening to episode 121 | 你正在听第121集 |
| 4 | of the listening time podcast. | 监听时间播客。 |
| 5 | Thank you all for listening. | 感谢大家的聆听。 |
| 6 | I hope you're all doing great. | 我希望你们都做得很好。 |
| 7 | The topic of today's episode is a really interesting one | 今天这集的话题非常有趣 |
| 8 | and I think that most of you are gonna like this one | 我觉得你们大多数人会喜欢这个 |
| 9 | because it's something that most of us | 因为这是我们大多数人的东西 |
| 10 | or maybe all of us are currently dealing with | 也许我们都在对付 |
| 11 | or are at least having to think about a little bit | 或者至少要考虑一下 |
| 12 | which is inflation, right? | 这就是通货膨胀,对不对? |
| 13 | We are experiencing a lot of inflation | 我们正在经历很多通货膨胀 |
| 14 | in many countries around the world | 在世界许多国家, |
| 15 | and a lot of places have had a lot of issues | 很多地方都有很多问题 |
| 16 | because of inflation, economies have been hurt | 由于通货膨胀,经济受到了伤害 |
| 17 | and people have had a hard time | 人们已经度过了艰难的时光 |
| 18 | because of inflation in this recent period. | 由于近期的通货膨胀。 |
| 19 | And remember that I'm recording this in 2023 | 记住我在2023年录制这个 |
| 20 | so if you're listening to this in a future year | 所以,如果你听 这一点在未来一年 |
| 21 | then this might not be as relevant | 那么,这也许没有那么重要 |
| 22 | but during this time that I'm recording this episode, | 但在这段时间里 我录下了这集 |
| 23 | inflation is a hot topic | 通货膨胀是个热门话题 |
| 24 | and many people are talking about this | 很多人都在谈论这个 |
| 25 | and complaining about it | 并抱怨它, |
| 26 | and so I thought this would be a good topic | 所以我觉得这个话题很好 |
| 27 | to discuss in today's episode. | 在今天的剧集里讨论 |
| 28 | So we'll talk about what inflation is, | 所以我们来谈谈通货膨胀是什么 |
| 29 | the causes and effects of inflation, | 通货膨胀的原因和影响, |
| 30 | we'll talk about some countries | 我们谈谈一些国家 |
| 31 | that have very high inflation right now | 现在通货膨胀非常高 |
| 32 | and what people do during times of high inflation. | 以及人们在高通胀时期所做的一切 |
| 33 | So this should be a really interesting episode. | 所以这应该是一个非常有趣的插曲。 |
| 34 | I'm excited for it. | 我很兴奋 |
| 35 | And before we start, remember that I have | 在我们开始之前 记住我 |
| 36 | my new podcast available now | 我的新播客现在可用 |
| 37 | which is called US Conversations. | 这叫做美国对话。 |
| 38 | This is an exclusive podcast. | 这是独家播客。 |
| 39 | You can sign up for it if you feel ready | 你可以报名,如果你觉得准备好了 |
| 40 | to listen to conversations at real speed in English. | 用英语以真实的速度聆听对话。 |
| 41 | So in this new podcast, | 所以在这个新的播客, |
| 42 | I talked to different English teachers | 我跟不同的英语老师谈过了 |
| 43 | from around the United States | 美国各地 |
| 44 | in different parts of the country | 全国各地 |
| 45 | and we have a normal conversation | 我们有一个正常的对话 |
| 46 | about many different topics | 关于许多不同专题 |
| 47 | and I provide the transcript for you | 我为你提供笔录 |
| 48 | with the definitions of key words and phrases | 关键词和短语的定义 |
| 49 | that we use during the conversation. | 我们谈话时用的 |
| 50 | So I know that a lot of you have been waiting | 我知道你们很多人都在等 |
| 51 | for this type of content from me | 对我来说这种内容 |
| 52 | and now it's available. | 现在可以了 |
| 53 | So if you'd like that, you can click on the link | 如果你愿意,你可以点击链接 |
| 54 | in the episode description below this episode. | 本集下面的插曲描述中. |
| 55 | 这是Patreon.com的美国谈话 | |
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| 58 | to help you understand native speakers | 帮助你理解母语 |
| 59 | when they speak fast. | 当他们说话快。 |
| 60 | The link is also in the description below this episode. | 链接也见于本集下面的描述. |
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| 65 | All right, let's get started. | 好了,开始吧 |
| 66 | Are your ears ready? | 耳朵准备好了吗? |
| 67 | You know what time it is, it's listening time. | 你知道现在几点了 是时候听了 |
| 68 | Okay, let's talk about inflation. | 好吧,让我们谈谈通货膨胀。 |
| 69 | First of all, what is inflation? | 首先,通货膨胀是什么? |
| 70 | People might have different definitions of inflation | 人们可能对通货膨胀有不同的定义 |
| 71 | and people think about this topic in different ways, | 人们以不同的方式思考这个话题, |
| 72 | but I'll just give an overall definition | 但我会给出一个总体的定义 |
| 73 | that most people would be happy with. | 大多数人会很高兴。 |
| 74 | And that is inflation means that there is an increase | 这就是通货膨胀意味着有增加 |
| 75 | in prices and a fall in purchasing power. | 价格和购买力下降。 |
| 76 | What does purchasing power mean? | 购买力是什么意思? |
| 77 | This just means that your money buys less stuff. | 这说明你的钱买得更少 |
| 78 | You can't buy as much stuff with the same amount of money | 你买不到那么多钱的 |
| 79 | that you used to be able to buy. | 那是你以前买的。 |
| 80 | So that's a fall in purchasing power. | 这就是购买力的下降。 |
| 81 | So that's inflation. | 这就是通货膨胀。 |
| 82 | And many of us are struggling right now | 我们很多人都在挣扎着 |
| 83 | with inflation in our different countries | 我们不同国家的通货膨胀 |
| 84 | because over the past couple of years, | 因为在过去的几年里, |
| 85 | we've seen a lot of inflation around the world. | 全世界都出现了通货膨胀 |
| 86 | So let's talk about some causes of inflation. | 所以,让我们谈谈通货膨胀的一些原因。 |
| 87 | There are different causes. | 有不同因缘. |
| 88 | It's not just one particular thing. | 这不仅仅是一件事 |
| 89 | There could be certain things that come | 可能会有某些事情发生 |
| 90 | from the demand side, meaning the consumer | 从需求方,即消费者 |
| 91 | who is buying products or services. | 他们正在购买产品或服务。 |
| 92 | And there could be causes from the supply side | 供给方面可能存在原因 |
| 93 | from the people that are producing these goods and services. | 从生产这些商品和服务的人那里得到的。 |
| 94 | Maybe the cost of production has gone up for them | 也许生产成本上升了 |
| 95 | and they can't produce as much stuff | 他们不能生产那么多的东西 |
| 96 | or they need to raise prices | 或者他们需要提高价格 |
| 97 | because of problems with the supply side. | 因为供应方面的问题 |
| 98 | So there are a lot of different things that can affect | 所以有很多不同的东西可以影响 |
| 99 | and influence the inflation rate. | 并影响通货膨胀率。 |
| 100 | But let me just talk about maybe the overall idea | 但让我说说总体想法 |
| 101 | of what causes inflation. | 通货膨胀的原因 |
| 102 | Of course, this isn't necessarily | 当然,这不一定 |
| 103 | the most detailed explanation, | 最详细的解释, |
| 104 | but I think it kind of summarizes everything. | 但我认为它总结了一切。 |
| 105 | So inflation is caused by having more currency units | 所以通货膨胀是因为货币单位增加 |
| 106 | that are chasing goods and services | 追逐货物和服务的, |
| 107 | without a greater increase in production | 不增加产量 |
| 108 | of those goods and services. | 这些货物和服务。 |
| 109 | Okay, that might be a little hard for you to understand. | 好吧,你可能很难理解 |
| 110 | Let me explain it. | 让我来解释一下 |
| 111 | So a currency unit just refers to one dollar | 所以一个货币单位只指一美元 |
| 112 | or one euro or whatever, right? | 或一个欧元或什么的,对不对? |
| 113 | A currency refers to the different money | 货币是指不同的钱 |
| 114 | that we use in different countries, right? | 我们用在不同的国家,对不对? |
| 115 | So the dollar is a currency, | 所以美元是一种货币, |
| 116 | the euro is a currency, et cetera. | 欧元是一种货币,等等。 |
| 117 | So when we have more dollars, for example, in circulation, | 所以,当我们有更多的美元, 例如,在流通, |
| 118 | but we don't have the same increase | 但我们没有同样的增加 |
| 119 | in the production of goods and services, | 商品和服务生产, |
| 120 | if there isn't an increase or if there's a decrease | 如果没有增加或者有减少 |
| 121 | or if there's an increase but not enough of an increase, | 或者如果有增加,但还不够增加, |
| 122 | this will result in higher prices. | 这将导致价格上涨。 |
| 123 | It will result in inflation. | 这将导致通货膨胀。 |
| 124 | Think of a basic example, right? | 想想一个基本的例子,对不对? |
| 125 | In the years 2020 and 2021, | 在2020年和2021年间, |
| 126 | in many places, for example, in the United States, | 在许多地方,例如在美国, |
| 127 | the government gave out a lot of free dollars to people. | 政府给了人们很多自由币 |
| 128 | A lot of people received stimulus checks | 很多人都接受了刺激检查 |
| 129 | and there were other forms of stimulus | 还有其他形式的刺激 |
| 130 | that produced more dollars, | 生产了更多的美元, |
| 131 | more of these currency units, right? | 更多的这些货币单位,对不对? |
| 132 | However, this didn't increase the amount of goods | 不过,这并没有增加货量 |
| 133 | and services that were created. | 和创建的服务。 |
| 134 | And so we had more dollars, | 所以,我们有更多的美元, |
| 135 | but we didn't necessarily have more goods and services. | 但是我们不一定有更多的商品和服务。 |
| 136 | So people might have felt richer | 所以人们可能觉得很有钱 |
| 137 | because suddenly they had more money in their bank account. | 因为他们的银行账户里突然有了更多的钱 |
| 138 | However, when you just increase the money supply, | 但是,当你只是增加 货币供应, |
| 139 | that simply means that prices will go up | 那只是意味着价格会上涨 |
| 140 | because now there is more money in the system | 因为现在这个系统还有更多的钱 |
| 141 | that is chasing the same amount of goods and services. | 也就是追求同样数量的货物和服务。 |
| 142 | So that makes the price of these things go up. | 这使得这些东西的价格上升。 |
| 143 | That's just logic, right? | 这是逻辑,对不对? |
| 144 | So that's what happens when you suddenly increase | 所以,这就是会发生 当你突然增加 |
| 145 | the currency and there are more dollars or more euros, | 货币,还有更多美元或更多欧元, |
| 146 | it makes prices go up, right? | 它使价格上升,对不对? |
| 147 | And you can increase the amount of currency in a system | 你可以增加货币的金额 在系统 |
| 148 | without price inflation if the production of goods | 如果生产货物,则不发生价格通货膨胀。 |
| 149 | and services increases even more | 服务增加得更多 |
| 150 | than the increase in the currency. | 而不是货币的增加。 |
| 151 | So a good example of this was in the late 1800s in the US, | 一个很好的例子是1800年代后期的美国 |
| 152 | when there was actually an increase in the overall currency, | 当整个货币增加时 |
| 153 | the amount of currency units in the system. | 系统中货币单位的数量。 |
| 154 | However, prices actually went down. | 然而,价格实际上下降了。 |
| 155 | How did that happen? | 怎么会这样? |
| 156 | Well, it's because there was so much production | 因为有这么多的作品 |
| 157 | of goods and services, | 商品和服务,包括 |
| 158 | and that production was even greater | 产量更大 |
| 159 | than the increase in the money supply. | 而不是货币供应的增加。 |
| 160 | So even though the money supply expanded, | 所以即使货币供应扩大 |
| 161 | prices actually went down | 价格实际上下跌了 |
| 162 | because more things were produced. | 因为更多的东西被生产出来。 |
| 163 | So you can see that there are a lot of factors at play | 所以,你可以看到有很多因素在玩 |
| 164 | in terms of the causes of inflation | 通货膨胀的原因 |
| 165 | and how inflation happens. | 和如何发生通货膨胀。 |
| 166 | Let's talk about the effects of inflation now. | 现在谈谈通货膨胀的影响。 |
| 167 | So when there's inflation, | 所以,当通货膨胀, |
| 168 | when there's a lot of inflation especially, | 特别是通货膨胀大的时候 |
| 169 | people are not encouraged to save. | 不鼓励人们去拯救。 |
| 170 | People are actually encouraged to spend and invest. | 人们实际上被鼓励支出和投资。 |
| 171 | For example, let's pretend you have $10 | 比如,我们假装你有10美元 |
| 172 | and the rate of inflation is very high right now, | 现在通货膨胀率非常高 |
| 173 | and you put your $10 in a bank account, a savings account, | 你把你的10美元 在一个银行账户,一个储蓄账户, |
| 174 | and it has a low interest rate, | 它的利率很低, |
| 175 | and that $10 increases a little bit, | 10美元增加一点, |
| 176 | but the rate of inflation is 10%, maybe, | 但通货膨胀率是10%,也许, |
| 177 | and then maybe next year, | 然后也许明年, |
| 178 | your $10 has grown to $10.05 in that savings account, | 你的10美元已经增加到10.05美元 在储蓄账户, |
| 179 | but the purchasing power has gone down for those $10. | 但购买力下降 这10美元。 |
| 180 | Now, instead of needing $10 to buy a hamburger, | 现在,而不是需要10美元买汉堡 |
| 181 | it takes $11. | 这需要11美元。 |
| 182 | So even though you saved $10 | 所以即使你省了10块 |
| 183 | and you earned a little bit of interest, | 你赢得了一点利息, |
| 184 | the rate of inflation went up higher | 通货膨胀率上升了 |
| 185 | and you actually lost purchasing power. | 你实际上失去了购买力。 |
| 186 | You see how that works? | 看见了吗? |
| 187 | So people are not as encouraged to save | 那样人们就不会被鼓励去拯救 |
| 188 | because usually the rate of inflation kills their savings. | 因为通常的通胀率会使他们的储蓄死亡。 |
| 189 | It makes their savings less valuable. | 这使他们的储蓄变得不那么宝贵。 |
| 190 | So instead of that, | 所以,与其说, |
| 191 | people are encouraged to spend money now | 现在鼓励人们花钱 |
| 192 | because prices increase in the future if there is inflation, | 因为如果通货膨胀,未来物价上涨, |
| 193 | and so people wanna buy things now before prices increase, | 所以人们想在价格上涨之前买东西 |
| 194 | and people want to invest their money | 人们想要投资 |
| 195 | in something that will provide them a return | 以使他们得返宿的东西发誓, |
| 196 | that's greater than the rate of inflation. | 比通货膨胀率还高 |
| 197 | So if inflation is 10%, | 所以,如果通货膨胀是10%, |
| 198 | you wanna earn at least 11% with your investments | 想要用投资至少赚11% |
| 199 | so that you can beat the rate of inflation | 以便你能够击败通货膨胀率 |
| 200 | and your purchasing power won't go down, right? | 你的购买力不会下降吧? |
| 201 | So in the opposite scenario, if there is deflation, | 所以相反 如果出现通货紧缩 |
| 202 | this has the opposite effect. | 这有相反的效果。 |
| 203 | It encourages people to save money | 它鼓励人们省钱 |
| 204 | because their money will actually be worth more next year | 因为他们的钱明年会更值钱 |
| 205 | than it's worth now. | 比现在还值钱 |
| 206 | So you put your $10 in a savings account | 所以,你把你的10美元 在储蓄账户 |
| 207 | and maybe that grows to $10.05 next year, | 也许明年会增加到10.05美元 |
| 208 | or maybe it doesn't, maybe it's just $10 still. | 也许它没有, 也许它只是10美元仍然。 |
| 209 | However, that $10 buys more next year | 但是,这10块明年再买 |
| 210 | because prices have gone down | 因为价格下跌了 |
| 211 | and you've received an increase in your purchasing power. | 而且你的购买力也提高了 |
| 212 | So that's what happens when there's deflation. | 这就是通货紧缩的后果。 |
| 213 | And in many cases, deflation might result | 在许多情况下,通货紧缩可能会造成 |
| 214 | in less investment because people don't need | 投资减少,因为人们不需要 |
| 215 | to chase the best forms of investment | 追求最佳投资形式 |
| 216 | to beat the rate of inflation | 以打破通货膨胀率 |
| 217 | because there is no inflation, there is deflation. | 因为没有通货膨胀,有通货紧缩。 |
| 218 | So people don't need to search for those investments. | 所以人们不需要寻找这些投资。 |
| 219 | They can just keep their money in a bank account | 他们可以把钱存进银行账户 |
| 220 | and it grows in real value over time | 随时间推移而以实际价值增长 |
| 221 | because prices are going down. | 因为价格正在下降。 |
| 222 | So you see how inflation and deflation | 所以,你看通货膨胀和通缩 |
| 223 | encourage the opposite behavior, right? | 鼓动相反的行为,对不对? |
| 224 | And when it comes to wages, | 至于工资, |
| 225 | the word wages just refers to the amount of money | 工资是指钱的金额 |
| 226 | that you make, specifically the amount of money | 你赚的,特别是钱的金额 |
| 227 | you make per hour. | 你每小时能赚到钱 |
| 228 | So when it comes to wages and your income, | 所以当涉及到工资和收入时 |
| 229 | this never keeps up with inflation | 这跟通货膨胀没什么两样 |
| 230 | if there's high inflation. | 如果通货膨胀高的话 |
| 231 | So if there's 10% inflation, | 所以,如果有10%的通货膨胀, |
| 232 | your wages are probably not gonna go up | 你的工资可能不会上涨 |
| 233 | by the same amount at the same time, right? | 同一时间的金额,对吧? |
| 234 | So you might receive raises over time. | 所以,你可能会得到加薪的时间。 |
| 235 | Your boss might raise your salary. | 你老板可能会提高你的薪水 |
| 236 | However, your overall purchasing power | 然而,你的总体购买力 |
| 237 | is not increasing because prices are increasing faster | 没有增加,因为价格上涨更快 |
| 238 | than your wages. | 比你的工资。 |
| 239 | So even though you might make more money in one year, | 所以,即使你可能赚更多的钱 在一年, |
| 240 | your real wage is actually less. | 您的实际工资实际上较低。 |
| 241 | When I say your real wage, | 当我说出你真正的工资时 |
| 242 | I'm referring to your real wage adjusted for inflation, right? | 我指的是你根据通货膨胀调整的实际工资,对吧? |
| 243 | So even though your income might increase, | 所以尽管你的收入可能会增加 |
| 244 | life continues to get harder and harder to afford. | 生活越来越难以负担。 |
| 245 | The verb afford is used to say | 动词负担是用来说 |
| 246 | that you can pay for something. | 你可以付钱 |
| 247 | So if I say I can't afford that car, | 如果我说我买不起那辆车 |
| 248 | I'm saying I don't have enough money to buy that car. | 我是说我没有足够的钱买那辆车 |
| 249 | So life gets harder and harder to afford | 所以生活越来越难承受 |
| 250 | because your income doesn't increase | 因为你的收入不会增加 |
| 251 | as fast as inflation increases. | 和通货膨胀上升一样快 |
| 252 | And another reason why life gets harder to afford | 和另一个原因 生活变得难以负担 |
| 253 | is because interest rates often rise | 因为利率经常上升 |
| 254 | when we have high inflation. | 当我们有高通胀。 |
| 255 | And so, for example, it might be a lot more expensive | 所以,比如说,它可能更贵很多 |
| 256 | to get a loan from the bank | 向银行贷款 |
| 257 | or to pay back money that you've borrowed. | 或者还你借的钱 |
| 258 | So things get harder to afford overall. | 所以整体来说,事情变得更难承受。 |
| 259 | And so, of course, | 所以,当然, |
| 260 | there are many negative effects of inflation. | 通货膨胀有许多负面影响。 |
| 261 | This is something that hurts people very badly | 这件事很伤人 |
| 262 | in many cases. | 在许多情况下。 |
| 263 | So what are some countries | 那么,什么是一些国家 |
| 264 | that have high inflation right now in 2023? | 2023年通货膨胀高? |
| 265 | So I'll mention a few of them here, | 我在这里会提到其中的几个人, |
| 266 | but there are many other countries | 但还有其他许多国家 |
| 267 | that also have pretty high inflation currently. | 目前通货膨胀也相当高 |
| 268 | But here are a few of them. | 但这里有一些 |
| 269 | Venezuela has around 400% inflation. | 委内瑞拉的通货膨胀率约为400%。 |
| 270 | That's really, really high. | 这真的很,真的很高。 |
| 271 | So imagine prices today being 400% what they were last year. | 所以想象一下今天的价格是去年的400%。 |
| 272 | That's not a good situation, of course. | 当然,这不是一个好情况。 |
| 273 | In the country of Lebanon, | 在黎巴嫩, |
| 274 | recently there was over 250% inflation, really, really high. | 最近通胀率超过250%, 真的,真的很高。 |
| 275 | In Argentina, inflation has been a big problem | 在阿根廷,通货膨胀是一个大问题 |
| 276 | in recent years, | 近年来, |
| 277 | and the rate of inflation has reached to over 100%. | 通货膨胀率达到100%以上。 |
| 278 | And inflation is also a big issue in Turkey right now. | 通货膨胀在土耳其也是一个大问题。 |
| 279 | It's close to 50% at the time of recording this. | 在录制此片时接近50%. |
| 280 | So there are some countries right now | 现在有一些国家 |
| 281 | that are dealing with major problems | 正在处理重大问题的国家 |
| 282 | because of really high inflation. | 因为通货膨胀非常高 |
| 283 | And maybe you live in one of these countries | 也许你住在这些国家之一 |
| 284 | and you know exactly what I'm talking about. | 你很清楚我在说什么 |
| 285 | It's not a good situation to be in. | 这不是一个好的情况 进入。 |
| 286 | And how about the US? | 那美国呢? |
| 287 | Well, of course, the US doesn't have inflation | 当然,美国没有通货膨胀 |
| 288 | anywhere near some of these other countries. | 靠近其他一些国家 |
| 289 | However, in June of 2022, | 然而,在2022年6月, |
| 290 | it reached 9.1%, | 达到9.1%, |
| 291 | which was the highest rate in many years in the US. | 这是美国多年来的最高比率。 |
| 292 | And to be honest, that 9.1% is understated. | 老实说,9.1%被低估了。 |
| 293 | When I say that it's understated, | 当我说它被低估了, |
| 294 | I'm saying that in reality, it's more. | 我说,在现实中,它是更多的。 |
| 295 | So when we see the official rate of inflation in the US, | 所以,当我们看到美国的官方通货膨胀率, |
| 296 | we know that in reality, | 我们知道在现实中, |
| 297 | it's even higher than what they're saying it is. | 比他们说的还要高 |
| 298 | But that 9.1% was the highest in many years. | 但是,这9.1%是多年来最高的。 |
| 299 | The rate of inflation has gone down this year. | 今年通货膨胀率有所下降。 |
| 300 | However, at the time of recording this, | 然而,在记录这个的时候, |
| 301 | we still have inflation. | 我们还有通货膨胀。 |
| 302 | So prices are still increasing, but by less, right? | 所以物价仍在上涨,但涨得更少,对吧? |
| 303 | Because we don't have deflation yet. | 因为我们还没有通货紧缩 |
| 304 | Prices aren't going down yet, | 价格还没有下降, |
| 305 | but they're going up at a slower pace | 但他们升速较慢 |
| 306 | than they were a year ago, for example. | 比一年前还好 |
| 307 | But the US has dealt with a lot of inflation recently, | 但美国最近处理了很多通货膨胀问题 |
| 308 | and the percentage in the US might not seem very high to you | 在美国的比例似乎并不高 |
| 309 | depending on where you live, | 取决于你住在哪里, |
| 310 | but people definitely feel it here. | 但人们肯定感觉到它在这里。 |
| 311 | And lastly, what do people do | 最后,人们做什么 |
| 312 | during periods of high inflation or hyperinflation? | 在高通货膨胀或恶性通货膨胀期间? |
| 313 | Well, one thing is that people who live in a country | 有一件事是 生活在一个国家的人 |
| 314 | with really high inflation, | 通货膨胀非常高 |
| 315 | they tend to immediately exchange their money | 他们往往立即兑换钱财 |
| 316 | once they've earned it, | 一旦他们得到了它, |
| 317 | for another more stable currency or for precious metals. | 另一种更稳定的货币或贵金属。 |
| 318 | When I use the phrase precious metals, | 当我用"贵金属"这个词时 |
| 319 | I'm talking about things like gold and silver, right? | 我说的是金银之类,对吧? |
| 320 | So for example, in Turkey right now, | 例如,在土耳其,现在, |
| 321 | if people receive their income in the local currency, | 如果人们以当地货币获得收入, |
| 322 | they might try to immediately exchange that for US dollars | 他们可能想立即用这个换美元 |
| 323 | or for euros or for gold, for example, | 例如,欧元或黄金, |
| 324 | so that they don't lose purchasing power, | 以免他们失去购买力, |
| 325 | so that their money doesn't deteriorate | 让他们的钱不会恶化 |
| 326 | by tomorrow or next week. | 明天或下个星期之前 |
| 327 | They want something more stable, right? | 他们想要更稳定的东西,对不对? |
| 328 | So that's something that happens in many places, | 所以,这是很多地方发生的事情, |
| 329 | but in a place like the US, | 但在美国这样的地方 |
| 330 | it doesn't happen the same way | 事情不是这样的 |
| 331 | because we have the US dollar, | 因为我们有美元, |
| 332 | and so the US dollar is generally considered to be | 因此,美元一般被认为是 |
| 333 | the safe, stable currency | 安全稳定的货币 |
| 334 | that other people look to for refuge. | 其他人寻找的避难所。 |
| 335 | When I say the word refuge, | 当我说"庇护"这个词时 |
| 336 | I'm talking about protection and safety, right? | 我说的是保护和安全 对吧? |
| 337 | So we have this currency already. | 我们已经有了这种货币。 |
| 338 | So when we deal with inflation, | 所以,当我们处理通货膨胀, |
| 339 | we can't do the same thing with another currency | 我们不能用其他货币做同样的事情 |
| 340 | the way that other countries do this | 其他国家这样做的方式 |
| 341 | because the people in those countries | 因为那些国家的人民 |
| 342 | might exchange their currency for dollars, | 可能用他们的货币换美元, |
| 343 | but we already earn dollars. | 但我们已经挣到了钱。 |
| 344 | Most people in the US don't really have this option. | 美国大多数人没有这个选择。 |
| 345 | We don't think about exchanging our currency | 我们不考虑交换我们的货币 |
| 346 | for another more stable one, right? | 为了另一个更稳定的,对不对? |
| 347 | We can exchange our dollars for precious metals, of course, | 当然,我们可以用我们的钱换贵金属 |
| 348 | and some people do that, | 而有些人这样做, |
| 349 | but we don't really have the option | 但我们没有办法 |
| 350 | of exchanging our dollars for a more stable currency | 将我们的美元换成更稳定的货币 |
| 351 | because we have the currency | 因为我们有货币 |
| 352 | that people usually view as the safe currency, right? | 人们通常认为是安全的货币,对不对? |
| 353 | The safest and most stable one, right? | 最安全最稳定的,对不对? |
| 354 | So that's a little bit different in the US, | 这在美国有点不同, |
| 355 | and a lot of times during periods of really high inflation, | 在通货膨胀非常高的时期, |
| 356 | the government in that country will make it illegal | 这个国家的政府会使它非法 |
| 357 | to exchange over a certain amount of money | 用来交换一定数额的钱 |
| 358 | for dollars or euros or whatever, | 美元或欧元或什么的, |
| 359 | and if that's the case, | 如果是这样 |
| 360 | then people create a black market | 然后人们创造了黑市 |
| 361 | for dollars or euros or whatever. | 美元或欧元或什么的。 |
| 362 | So people exchange this illegally | 所以人们非法交换这个 |
| 363 | because they need a more stable currency, | 因为他们需要更稳定的货币 |
| 364 | and if the government doesn't let them have one, | 如果政府不让他们拥有 |
| 365 | then they'll get it illegally. | 然后他们会非法得到它。 |
| 366 | So that's another thing that happens. | 所以这是另一回事。 |
| 367 | Something else that happens | 还有别的事发生 |
| 368 | is that people try to invest their money quickly | 是人们试图快速投资 |
| 369 | in something that's gonna give them a real return. | 让他们得到真正的回报 |
| 370 | They don't wanna just hold their currency. | 他们不想只是持有他们的货币。 |
| 371 | They might exchange it for another currency | 他们可能换成另一种货币 |
| 372 | or precious metals or invest it in something | 或贵金属 或投资的东西 |
| 373 | that will gain in value to a greater degree | 在更大程度上增加价值 |
| 374 | than the rate of inflation, | 而不是通货膨胀率, |
| 375 | and so they might try to buy something, some asset, | 他们可能想买些东西 买些资产 |
| 376 | so that they can beat inflation. | 这样他们就能战胜通货膨胀。 |
| 377 | By the way, the word asset in this context | 顺便说一下,这里的"资产"这个词 |
| 378 | refers to something that you own | 指你拥有的东西 |
| 379 | that can produce a positive economic effect for you. | 这会给你带来积极的经济影响。 |
| 380 | For example, like owning a property | 比如说,像拥有财产一样 |
| 381 | or owning a stock. | 或拥有股票。 |
| 382 | So people might try to find assets | 所以人们可能会试图找到资产 |
| 383 | that will grow faster in value | 价值增长得更快 |
| 384 | than the rate of inflation, | 而不是通货膨胀率, |
| 385 | and another thing people might do | 还有一件事,人们可能会做 |
| 386 | is buy things now rather than later, | 是买东西 现在而不是以后, |
| 387 | because they know that prices will increase in the future, | 因为他们知道价格将来会上涨, |
| 388 | so they buy things now, | 所以他们现在买东西, |
| 389 | and in really extreme examples of hyperinflation, | 在恶性通货膨胀的极端例子中 |
| 390 | people will just immediately buy things | 人们会立即买东西 |
| 391 | once they get paid in their local currency. | 一旦他们用当地货币支付。 |
| 392 | They might immediately buy milk or buy rice or buy something, | 他们可能立即买牛奶 买米或买东西, |
| 393 | because they know that it's better to do that right now | 因为他们知道最好现在就这么做 |
| 394 | than wait a week when the price is higher, | 或在价钱高的时候等待一个星期, |
| 395 | and if they buy something real now, | 如果他们现在买真的东西 |
| 396 | it will increase in value very, very fast. | 它的价值将迅速增长。 |
| 397 | And one last thing that might happen | 还有最后一件事 |
| 398 | is that people might leave their country, unfortunately, | 人们可能离开自己的国家, 不幸的是, |
| 399 | and look for a more stable situation. | 并寻找一个更稳定的情况。 |
| 400 | So that's what might happen in times of very high inflation. | 这就是在通货膨胀非常高的时期可能发生的。 |
| 401 | All right, I think that's all for today. | 好了,我想今天就到这里 |
| 402 | Hopefully this topic was interesting for you. | 希望这个话题对你有意思 |
| 403 | Hopefully it was educational, | 希望这是教育, |
| 404 | and I know it's not the funnest topic, | 我知道这不是有趣的话题, |
| 405 | but I think it's interesting | 但我觉得这很有趣 |
| 406 | because a lot of us are dealing with this now. | 因为我们很多人都在处理这件事 |
| 407 | Remember that you can sign up for my new podcast | 记住你可以报名参加我的新播客 |
| 408 | if you wanna hear real conversations in English | 如果你想听真正的英语对话 |
| 409 | with the transcript, of course. | 当然还有笔录 |
| 410 | The link is in the episode description below this episode, | 链接见本集下面的插曲描述, |
| 411 | and you can also join my normal membership | 你也可以加入我的正常会籍 |
| 412 | if you want my specialized training, | 如果你想要我的专业训练 |
| 413 | and if you want my advanced podcast episodes, | 如果你想要我的高级播客节目, |
| 414 | you can become a Listening Time family member. | 你可以成为倾听时间的家庭成员。 |
| 415 | And if you like this podcast, | 如果你喜欢这个播客 |
| 416 | please share it with anyone else you know | 请和别人分享吧 |
| 417 | who's learning English, | 谁学英语, |
| 418 | and please give it a five-star rating and write a review. | 请给予五星评分并写评论. |
| 419 | All right, thank you for listening to this episode, | 好吧 谢谢你听这集 |
| 420 | and I'll talk to you on the next episode of Listening Time. | 我会在下集"监听时间"里跟你谈谈 |
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P36 · 【B1英语听力】油管超适合初学者的真实英语听力｜日常话题沉浸式磨耳朵｜自然语速+地道表达 p36 36 English Listening Practice - Old Age (P36)
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| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | Welcome to the Listening Time Podcast. | 欢迎收听时间播客。 |
| 0:03 | Hey everybody, this is Connor and you're listening to episode 112 of the Listening Time Podcast. | 嘿,各位,这是康纳,你正在收听 收听时间播客的112集。 |
| 0:12 | I hope everybody's doing great. | 我希望每个人都做得很好。 |
| 0:15 | I've been traveling a lot recently and I'm gonna travel again today. | 我最近旅行很多 今天我又要去旅行了 |
| 0:21 | To be honest, I think it's been a little too much traveling in a short period of time. | 老实说,我觉得在短时间内旅行有点过头了. |
| 0:28 | So I'm excited for this trip that I have, but I'm also excited that after this trip I'm probably not gonna travel for a while | 我为这次旅行感到兴奋 但我也感到兴奋 在这次旅行之后 我可能暂时不旅行了 |
| 0:40 | and I'll just have a normal routine and have a normal life. | 我会有一个正常的常规 和正常的生活。 |
| 0:46 | I'm kind of looking forward to having that for a little while. | 我有点期待有一段时间。 |
| 0:50 | But I hope that some of you have some interesting trips planned for maybe this summer or this winter, | 但我希望你们中的一些人 有一些有趣的旅行计划 也许今年夏天或冬天, |
| 1:00 | depending on where you live, which hemisphere you're in. | 取决于你住在哪里, 你所在的半球。 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Welcome to the Listening Time Podcast. | 欢迎收听时间播客。 |
| 2 | Hey everybody, this is Connor and you're listening to episode 112 of the Listening Time Podcast. | 嘿,各位,这是康纳,你正在收听 收听时间播客的112集。 |
| 3 | I hope everybody's doing great. | 我希望每个人都做得很好。 |
| 4 | I've been traveling a lot recently and I'm gonna travel again today. | 我最近旅行很多 今天我又要去旅行了 |
| 5 | To be honest, I think it's been a little too much traveling in a short period of time. | 老实说,我觉得在短时间内旅行有点过头了. |
| 6 | So I'm excited for this trip that I have, but I'm also excited that after this trip I'm probably not gonna travel for a while | 我为这次旅行感到兴奋 但我也感到兴奋 在这次旅行之后 我可能暂时不旅行了 |
| 7 | and I'll just have a normal routine and have a normal life. | 我会有一个正常的常规 和正常的生活。 |
| 8 | I'm kind of looking forward to having that for a little while. | 我有点期待有一段时间。 |
| 9 | But I hope that some of you have some interesting trips planned for maybe this summer or this winter, | 但我希望你们中的一些人 有一些有趣的旅行计划 也许今年夏天或冬天, |
| 10 | depending on where you live, which hemisphere you're in. | 取决于你住在哪里, 你所在的半球。 |
| 11 | Hopefully you get the chance to do some fun stuff or travel to some interesting places this year. | 希望今年你有机会做些有趣的事 或者去一些有趣的地方 |
| 12 | And of course, I hope your English learning is going well. | 当然 我希望你的英语学习进展顺利 |
| 13 | And if you're having trouble understanding native speakers and you need more help understanding fast speech, | 如果你在理解母语方面有困难 你需要更多帮助理解快速的演讲 |
| 14 | especially when native speakers reduce sounds and say things in a way that's very unclear or fast or shortened, | 特别是当本地人减少声音 和说话的方式非常不明确 或快速或缩短, |
| 15 | then I encourage you to sign up for my membership so that you can get my specialized training | 那我鼓励你报名加入我 这样你就能接受我的专业训练 |
| 16 | where I help you identify these different reductions and sounds and patterns | 在那里,我帮助你识别 这些不同的减少 声音和模式 |
| 17 | that will help you become a little more comfortable with fast speech. | 这会帮助你 变得比较舒适 快速的演讲。 |
| 18 | So click on the link in the episode description below this episode to join my membership | 点击本集下面的插曲描述中的链接 加入我的成员 |
| 19 | and you'll get my listening practice seminars. | 你会得到我的听力练习研讨会。 |
| 20 | You'll get that specialized training. | 你会得到专业训练的 |
| 21 | And of course, if you're a Spanish or a Portuguese speaker, you can get my ebook, | 当然,如果你是西班牙语或葡萄牙语, 你可以得到我的电子书, |
| 22 | my collection of three short stories, mystery stories that I wrote in English and translated into Spanish and into Portuguese. | 我用英语写了三个短篇故事 神秘的故事 翻译成西班牙语和葡萄牙语 |
| 23 | So if you want to practice reading fiction in English, the links to those are also in the episode description. | 所以,如果你想用英语练习阅读小说,这些内容的链接也在剧集描述中. |
| 24 | All right, today we're going to talk about old age and I'll focus specifically on the US | 好吧,今天我们要讨论 老年问题,我会特别专注于美国 |
| 25 | and what old age is like in the US and maybe what life is like for older people and things like that. | 以及在美国什么是老年, 也许什么生活是老年人和类似的事情。 |
| 26 | So hopefully this will be an interesting topic for you. | 希望这个话题对你来说会很有趣 |
| 27 | And remember that if you need the transcript, that's also in the description. | 记住,如果你需要笔录, 这也是描述。 |
| 28 | You can go down there and click on that if you need it. | 如果你需要的话,你可以去那里点击。 |
| 29 | And if you like this podcast, please share it with your friends and your family members | 如果你喜欢这个播客 请与你的朋友和家人分享 |
| 30 | who could find it useful, people who are learning English, and please give it a five star rating and write a review. | 学习英语的人 请给五星评分 写评论 |
| 31 | All right, let's get started. | 好了,开始吧 |
| 32 | Are your ears ready? | 耳朵准备好了吗? |
| 33 | You know what time it is. | 你知道现在几点了 |
| 34 | It's listening time. | 是时谛听. |
| 35 | OK, let's talk about old age. | 好吧,让我们谈谈老年。 |
| 36 | So first of all, let's talk about how old age is viewed in the US. | 所以,首先,让我们谈谈美国对老年的看法。 |
| 37 | I think there are a lot of mixed opinions when it comes to this. | 我认为,关于这一点,有许多不同意见。 |
| 38 | The phrase mixed opinions refers to opinions that might be contradictory. | 混合观点一词指的是可能相互矛盾的观点. |
| 39 | Maybe some are positive, some are negative. | 也许有些是积极的,有些是消极的。 |
| 40 | These are mixed opinions. | 这些是不同意见。 |
| 41 | So there are some positive feelings when it comes to old age. | 因此在老年问题上有一些积极的感受. |
| 42 | And I think one of the main positive things is that we tend to associate old age with retirement, | 我认为一个主要的正面现象是 我们倾向于把老年和退休联系起来, |
| 43 | with being retired and not working anymore. | 和退休 不再工作。 |
| 44 | And in the US, retirement is seen positively. | 在美国,退休是积极的。 |
| 45 | It's interesting because I was talking with my wife about this recently | 这很有趣,因为我正和我妻子谈这个 |
| 46 | and we were comparing the attitudes regarding retirement in the US and in Mexico. | 我们比较了美国和墨西哥对退休的态度。 |
| 47 | And it's interesting because in Mexico and probably in most countries around the world, | 这很有趣,因为在墨西哥,也许在世界大多数国家, |
| 48 | retirement isn't necessarily seen as some amazing thing, right? | 退休不一定是一件令人惊叹的事,对吧? |
| 49 | People don't have this idea that they're going to have a fantastic life once they're retired | 人们没有这种想法,一旦退休,他们就会过着美好的生活 |
| 50 | and they're going to do tons of fun activities and travel around the world and all that kind of stuff. | 他们将做很多有趣的活动 环游世界 和所有这类东西。 |
| 51 | However, oftentimes Americans kind of fantasize about retirement. | 然而,美国人常常幻想退休。 |
| 52 | We romanticize it a little bit. | 我们把它浪漫一点。 |
| 53 | We tend to think that this will be a great time in our lives. | 我们倾向于认为,这将是我们生活中一个伟大的时刻。 |
| 54 | And people often prepare very hard for many years for retirement. | 人们常常为退休准备很多年 |
| 55 | And once they're retired, they try to have fun and just enjoy their life to the max. | 一旦他们退休了, 他们尝试着玩乐, 享受他们的生活到最大。 |
| 56 | So many retired people like to travel to many places and take up new hobbies and find fun things to do. | 如此多的退休人士喜欢到很多地方旅行,并开始新的爱好,找到有趣的事情去做. |
| 57 | By the way, in English, we can use the phrasal verb take up when referring to starting a hobby. | 顺便说一下,在英语中,我们可以在提及开始爱好时使用词性动词所接受的. |
| 58 | So for example, if I say I took up tennis, that just means that I started this hobby. | 例如,如果我说我去打网球,那就意味着我开始这个爱好。 |
| 59 | So older people, when they're retired, they often take up new hobbies and try to do a lot of fun activities. | 因此,老年人退休后,他们往往会采取新的爱好,尝试做很多有趣的活动. |
| 60 | So in that sense, this part of old age can definitely be seen positively in the US. | 因此,从这个意义上讲,这部分的老年可以肯定地在美国得到正面的看待. |
| 61 | However, there are also some negative feelings when it comes to old age, | 然而,在老年问题上,也有一些负面的感受, |
| 62 | because in the US, just like everywhere else in the world, older people tend to have more health problems. | 因为在美国,就像世界上其他任何地方一样,老年人往往有更多的健康问题。 |
| 63 | So there are often aches and pains that people have to deal with. | 因此,人们往往不得不应对疼痛和疼痛。 |
| 64 | In English, the word ache refers to a pain that you have. | 在英语中,"痛"一词指的是你患有的疼痛. |
| 65 | For example, if I say I have a headache, I'm saying that I have pain in my head. | 例如,如果我说我头痛,我说我头疼。 |
| 66 | So when you get older, you tend to have more aches and pains. | 所以当你长大了, 你往往会有更多的疼痛。 |
| 67 | Your body doesn't feel the same as it felt when you were younger. | 你的身体感觉和年轻的时候不一样 |
| 68 | And you might have some more serious health conditions. | 你可能会有更严重的健康状况。 |
| 69 | You might have health conditions that don't allow you to have this really active lifestyle. | 你的身体状况可能不允许你 拥有这种非常活跃的生活方式。 |
| 70 | So we never know what our health will be like when we're older. | 所以我们永远不知道 当我们年长时,我们的健康会是什么样子。 |
| 71 | And so that can cause maybe some fear when it comes to getting older. | 这样的话,在老化的时候,可能会引起一些恐惧。 |
| 72 | So as you can see, there are some mixed opinions, mixed feelings, | 所以,你可以看到,有一些 混合的意见,混合的感觉, |
| 73 | because on the one hand, when you get older and you retire in the US, | 因为一方面,当你变老 退休在美国, |
| 74 | you can often have a lot of fun. | 你经常会有很多乐趣。 |
| 75 | But on the other hand, your body might not be in the best shape to have all of this fun. | 但另一方面,你的身体 可能不是最好的形状 拥有这一切的乐趣。 |
| 76 | So it's not completely positive or completely negative. | 因此,它不是完全正面或完全负面的. |
| 77 | In terms of my view and how I view old age, I think that there are positives and negatives, of course. | 从我的观点和对老年的看法来看,我认为当然有积极的和消极的. |
| 78 | And I think my advice to myself would be to try to do well now in order to reap the benefits later. | 我认为,我对自己的建议是,现在努力做好事,以便日后收获利益。 |
| 79 | In English, when we say that you reap benefits, we're saying that you receive the benefits of something that you do now. | 在英语中,当我们说,你得到好处的时候, 我们说,你得到的好处,你现在做的事情。 |
| 80 | And you reap those benefits, you receive them at a later time, usually. | 你得到这些好处, 你得到这些好处的时间,通常。 |
| 81 | So this can be applied to your body. | 所以这个可以应用到你的身体。 |
| 82 | If you take care of your body when you're younger, then hopefully you'll have a better body in the future. | 如果你年轻时照顾好身体,那么希望将来身体会更好. |
| 83 | And if you take care of your mind when you're younger, hopefully you'll be in good mental health in the future. | 如果你年轻时能照顾好你的心智,希望你将来能保持良好的心理健康. |
| 84 | And if you focus on your relationships when you're younger, hopefully you'll have good relationships in the future when you're older. | 如果你在年轻的时候专注于你的关系,希望你将来长大后会有良好的关系. |
| 85 | And you'll have a good circle of people around you that are willing to help you in case you need help and who you can connect with at that age. | 你会有一个很好的圈子 周围的人 愿意帮助你 以防你需要帮助 以及在那个年龄你可以联系到谁。 |
| 86 | So hopefully I'm able to do those things. | 所以希望我能做到这一点。 |
| 87 | Next, let's talk a little bit about the living situation of older people in the US. | 接下来,让我们谈谈美国老年人的生活状况。 |
| 88 | So in the US, older people tend to try to be as independent as possible for as long as possible. | 因此,在美国,老年人倾向于尽量独立,尽可能长久. |
| 89 | This is just part of our culture. | 这只是我们文化的一部分。 |
| 90 | We are more independent than other cultures, and people really value being able to take care of themselves. | 我们比其他文化更独立,人们真正珍视能够照顾自己. |
| 91 | Most people don't really want other people to take care of them, right? | 大多数人不想别人照顾他们 对吧? |
| 92 | People here want to take care of themselves, feel independent, feel in control of their own life. | 这里的人想要照顾自己,感到独立,感觉控制自己的生活. |
| 93 | That's one of the cultural elements here. | 这是这里的文化元素之一. |
| 94 | So that also tends to apply to a lot of older people. | 因此这也倾向于适用于很多老年人. |
| 95 | They want to hold on to their independence as long as possible. | 他们希望尽可能保持独立。 |
| 96 | So it's quite common for people here to continue living on their own, even when they're a little bit older, right? | 所以这里的人很常见地继续靠自己生活,即使他们年纪稍大一点,对不对? |
| 97 | If people are 80 years old, but they're in great health and they don't need any help with their daily lives, | 如果人们已经80岁了,但是他们身体健康,日常生活不需要任何帮助, |
| 98 | it's possible that they might live alone, even if they're 80 years old. | 他们有可能单独生活 即使他们已经80岁了 |
| 99 | Of course, the older you get, the more likely it is that you'll need some help, right? | 当然,你越老越可能需要帮助,对吧? |
| 100 | But people in their 70s and even people in their 80s might still be very independent and might be able to do everything for themselves. | 但70多岁的人们,甚至80多岁的人们,可能仍然非常独立,也许能够为自己做一切事情. |
| 101 | So if they can, they tend to do that. | 因此,如果他们可以,他们往往这样做。 |
| 102 | However, sometimes they decide to go to a retirement community. | 然而,有时他们决定去退休社区。 |
| 103 | These are communities or residential buildings that are designed for seniors. | 这些都是为老年人设计的社区或住宅建筑。 |
| 104 | By the way, we can use the word senior to talk about an older person. | 顺便说一句,我们可以用"高级"这个词来谈论一个老年人. |
| 105 | So these communities are intended for seniors who can still take care of themselves mostly, | 因此,这些社区是面向那些 仍然可以照顾自己的老年人, |
| 106 | but they might have very easy access to help or care if they need it in these communities. | 但是,如果他们在这些社区需要帮助或照顾,他们可能很容易获得帮助或照顾。 |
| 107 | So they live among other older people there and they probably have a lot of activities and social events and things like that. | 所以他们和那里的其他老人一起生活, 他们可能有很多的活动,社交活动等等。 |
| 108 | And they have easy access to help if they need it, but they can still live independently for the most part. | 如果需要帮助,他们可以很容易地获得帮助,但他们仍然可以独立地生活大部分时间. |
| 109 | So we have those retirement communities and a lot of people like those types of communities when they're older because it really provides a lot of socializing and things like that. | 因此,我们有那些退休社区, 和很多人喜欢这些类型的社区 当他们长大了,因为它真的提供 很多社交和类似的东西。 |
| 110 | And if people need a little bit more assistance, if they need a little more help with their daily tasks, their daily life, maybe their health, then they might live in an assisted living facility. | 如果人们需要更多的帮助, 如果他们需要更多的帮助 他们的日常工作,日常生活,也许他们的健康, 那么他们可能生活在一个辅助的生活设施。 |
| 111 | This is a place where people who aren't completely independent might live and they receive some help. | 这是一个地方,没有完全独立的人 可能生活 并得到一些帮助。 |
| 112 | They receive more help than in a retirement community, for example. | 例如,她们比退休社区获得更多的帮助。 |
| 113 | So they'll probably have daily help with their tasks, health issues, things like that. | 所以他们可能会有日常的帮助来完成他们的任务,健康问题,诸如此类的事情. |
| 114 | But they can still be somewhat independent and try to do a lot of things on their own in this place. | 但是他们仍然可以有点独立,并尝试在这个地方自己做很多事情. |
| 115 | But if the person really can't take care of themselves and they really need someone else to take care of them and help them out, then they often go to live in a nursing home. | 但是,如果一个人真的不能照顾自己,他们真的需要别人照顾他们,帮助他们,那么他们经常去养老院住. |
| 116 | And in a nursing home, you have all the help that you need. | 在一个疗养院里 你拥有你需要的一切帮助 |
| 117 | Someone is always there to provide you with whatever assistance is necessary. | 总会有人给你任何必要的援助 |
| 118 | That is kind of a long term care facility, we might call it. | 这是一种长期护理设施, 我们可以称之为。 |
| 119 | So you receive everything that you need in order to live your daily life and you have all the help that you might want. | 所以,你得到你需要的一切 来过你的日常生活, 你得到了所有你可能想要的帮助。 |
| 120 | So that's for people that really can't take care of themselves anymore. | 所以这是给那些真的不能照顾自己的人的。 |
| 121 | So those are some different living situations that people might have once they reach an older age. | 所以,这些是一些不同的 生活状况,人们可能会有 一旦他们到达老年。 |
| 122 | So how about living with your kids or your grandkids when you're older? | 那么当你长大的时候 和孩子或孙子一起生活怎么样? |
| 123 | Well, this isn't that common in the U.S. | 这在美国并不常见 |
| 124 | It happens. | 它发生。 |
| 125 | Some people do this, but it's definitely not as common as it is in many other countries around the world. | 有些人这样做,但肯定不像世界上其他许多国家那样普遍. |
| 126 | For example, in Mexico, this is really common. | 例如,在墨西哥,这是很常见的。 |
| 127 | A lot of grandparents live with their children and their grandchildren, especially if one of the grandparents has passed away. | 许多祖父母与子女和孙子一起生活,特别是如果其中一位祖父母已经去世. |
| 128 | For example, if the grandfather is no longer alive, it's very common for the grandmother to live with her children and her grandchildren. | 例如,如果祖父已经不在世,那么祖母与孩子和孙子一起生活是很常见的. |
| 129 | So that's common in many countries. | 所以这在许多国家很常见. |
| 130 | However, in the U.S., it's not as common. | 然而,在美国,情况并不普遍. |
| 131 | When I was growing up, I remember that I had some friends who had this living situation. | 当我长大的时候,我记得我有一些朋友 有这样的生活状况。 |
| 132 | Their grandparents lived with them, but practically all of these friends that had this were children of immigrants. | 他们的祖父母和他们住在一起,但实际上所有拥有这些朋友都是移民的子女。 |
| 133 | So their parents and their grandparents were from other countries, and in their countries, this was normal. | 所以他们的父母和祖父母是其他国家的, 在他们的国家,这是正常的。 |
| 134 | So I can't really remember having friends who weren't the children of immigrants who had this type of living situation. | 所以我不记得有朋友 不是有这种生活状况的移民的孩子。 |
| 135 | So that should show you that it's not that common here. | 所以这应该表明这里并不常见。 |
| 136 | Again, people do this, and some people, they like this, but I would say that it's not the norm here. | 再说一次,人们这样做, 有些人,他们喜欢这样, 但我会说,这不是这里的规范。 |
| 137 | By the way, in English, we can say that something is the norm when we want to say that it's normal or it's the normal thing to do. | 顺便说一下,在英语中,我们可以说,当我们想说它是正常的或者做正常的事情时,有些东西是规律的. |
| 138 | So that's not the norm here. | 所以,这不是这里的规范。 |
| 139 | However, me personally, I tend to like the idea of having your parents live with you when they get too old to take care of themselves. | 但是,我个人,我倾向于 让你的父母 与你一起生活的想法 当他们变得太老 照顾自己。 |
| 140 | That's something that I have always offered to my parents. | 我总是对我父母说这些 |
| 141 | If they need to live with us, then I think that they should. | 如果他们需要和我们一起生活,那么我认为他们应该这样做。 |
| 142 | I think that if it's possible, that would be a nice thing to be able to do for my parents since they took care of me all throughout my childhood. | 我认为,如果可能的话,这将是一件好事 能够为我的父母做,因为他们照顾我 整个我的童年。 |
| 143 | So I like that idea, but I would say that many other people might not like that idea. | 所以我喜欢这个想法, 但我会说, 许多人可能不喜欢这个想法。 |
| 144 | And so that really just depends on your own personality, your own preferences. | 所以这真的取决于你自己的个性,你自己的喜好。 |
| 145 | Not everyone would agree with that, but that's kind of my opinion. | 并不是每个人都同意,但这是我的看法。 |
| 146 | And lastly, let's talk about some activities that older people might do. | 最后,让我们谈谈老年人可能做的一些活动。 |
| 147 | So in the U.S., older people are encouraged to take care of their health and older people tend to be conscious that they need to exercise and keep their body in shape. | 因此在美国,鼓励老年人照顾自己的健康,老年人往往意识到他们需要锻炼和保持身体的形状. |
| 148 | And so it's really common to see older people walking early in the morning or at different times during the day. | 因此,看到老年人在早晨或白天不同时间行走是非常常见的. |
| 149 | But I tend to walk pretty early in the morning. | 但我很早就开始走路了 |
| 150 | I like walking and I see almost exclusively older people. | 我喜欢走路,我看见的几乎完全是老人。 |
| 151 | I don't really see a lot of younger people walking around the neighborhood at this time. | 此时我并不真正看到很多年轻人在附近散步. |
| 152 | And that's because younger people tend to have to work or go to school or whatever. | 这是因为年轻人往往不得不工作或上学。 |
| 153 | But you get my point. | 但你明白我的观点 |
| 154 | I see a lot of older people walking around the neighborhood pretty early in the morning and they do this in groups sometimes, or they might do it with their spouse. | 我看到很多老年人很早就在附近走来走去, 他们有时会分批来做, 也可能和他们的配偶一起做。 |
| 155 | But that's very common. | 但这很常见。 |
| 156 | And it's common for them to try to engage in light exercise. | 而他们通常尝试进行光线运动. |
| 157 | So they might have some exercise classes or programs. | 所以他们可能有一些运动课或课程。 |
| 158 | It just depends on their preference. | 这取决于他们的偏好。 |
| 159 | And there are some sports that older people really like in the U.S. | 有些运动是美国老年人喜欢的。 |
| 160 | I would say the most popular sport for seniors in the U.S. is golf. | 我想说美国老年人最受欢迎的运动是高尔夫球. |
| 161 | I love golf. | 我喜欢高尔夫球 |
| 162 | I haven't played in years, but I still love this sport and I hope to take it up again in the future. | 我多年没打过球了,但我还是喜欢这个运动,希望将来能再次上场. |
| 163 | But if you play golf in the U.S., you notice that there are a lot of older people playing on the course. | 但是,如果你在美国打高尔夫,你注意到有很多老年人在课程上打球. |
| 164 | So this sport is not very hard on your body. | 所以这个运动对你的身体来说并不难。 |
| 165 | So I think that's why it's a great type of sport for older people. | 所以我认为这就是为什么它是一个伟大的类型的运动 对于老年人。 |
| 166 | And I sometimes see older people playing tennis, too. | 有时我也会看到老年人打网球。 |
| 167 | Tennis is definitely harder on your body than golf. | 网球绝对比高尔夫球更难打 |
| 168 | You definitely have to move more. | 你一定得多搬一点 |
| 169 | But I think that a lot of older people can also play tennis and enjoy this sport. | 但我认为很多老年人也可以打网球,享受这项运动. |
| 170 | And I'm sure there are plenty of other sports that would be good options for seniors as well. | 我敢肯定,有很多其他的体育运动 也会是老年人的好选择。 |
| 171 | And some older people like to garden. | 和一些老年人喜欢花园。 |
| 172 | They might try to take really good care of their garden or their front yard or their backyard. | 他们也许会好好照顾自己的花园,前院或后院 |
| 173 | And that can be a good activity for people. | 这对人们来说是件好事 |
| 174 | And it can be something that is even a little bit therapeutic for people. | 它可以是一个甚至 一点点治疗人们的东西。 |
| 175 | A lot of people like to garden because it's good for their mind. | 很多人喜欢园林,因为这有利于他们的思想. |
| 176 | So that can be a great activity for older people. | 所以,这可能是一个伟大的活动 老年人。 |
| 177 | And of course, if they can, older people tend to like to travel. | 当然,如果可以的话,老年人往往喜欢旅行。 |
| 178 | As I mentioned, people, once they retire, sometimes want to travel as much as possible with all of their free time. | 正如我提到的那样,人们一旦退休,有时就想尽可能地利用所有闲暇时间旅行。 |
| 179 | So that's another great activity. | 这是另一个伟大的活动。 |
| 180 | And of course, one other very common activity is spending time with grandchildren. | 当然,另一个非常常见的活动是 和孙子们在一起。 |
| 181 | That's obviously something that a lot of grandparents really like to do. | 这显然是很多祖父母真正喜欢做的事情. |
| 182 | All right. | 好吧,我们走。 |
| 183 | Why don't we stop there for today? | 我们今天为什么不停下来? |
| 184 | I hope this episode was interesting for you. | 我希望这集对你有意思 |
| 185 | Remember that you have the transcript available if you need it. | 记住,如果你需要的话,你可以得到记录稿。 |
| 186 | And if you want to practice with the difficult sounds of English | 如果你想用英语难听的声音练习 |
| 187 | and you need help understanding native speakers when they speak fast, | 当他们能迅速说话的时候,你们需要帮助,以便你们了解。 |
| 188 | make sure to become a listening time member so that you can access my listening practice seminars | 确保成为监听时间成员 这样你就可以进入我的监听练习研讨会 |
| 189 | and start to understand those concepts, those patterns a little bit better. | 并开始理解这些概念, 这些模式略好一点。 |
| 190 | So you can click on the link in the description to access those. | 因此,你可以点击描述中的链接来访问这些. |
| 191 | 这是patreon.com的斜线监听时间。 | |
| 192 | And of course, if you're a Spanish or a Portuguese speaker, | 当然 如果你是西班牙语或葡萄牙语 |
| 193 | then check out my ebook to start reading fiction in English. | 然后看看我的电子书 开始读英文小说。 |
| 194 | All right. | 好吧,我们走。 |
| 195 | Thank you for listening to this episode. | 谢谢你收听这集 |
| 196 | And I'll talk to you on the next episode of listening time. | 下集的监听时间我会跟你谈谈 |
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P37 · 【B1英语听力】油管超适合初学者的真实英语听力｜日常话题沉浸式磨耳朵｜自然语速+地道表达 p37 37 English Podcast - Pronunciation (P37)
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| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | Welcome to the listening time podcast. | 欢迎收听时间播客。 |
| 0:03 | Hey everybody this is Connor and you're listening | 大家好,这是康纳,你在听 |
| 0:06 | to episode 131 of the listening time podcast. | 在收听时间播客的第131集。 |
| 0:12 | Today we're going to talk about a topic that I | 今天我们要谈一个话题,我 |
| 0:16 | love. | 爱 |
| 0:18 | It's one of my favorite topics and I think that this episode is going to be very interesting | 这是我最喜欢的话题之一 我认为这集会很有趣 |
| 0:26 | We're going to talk about English pronunciation. | 谈英文发音. |
| 0:30 | So this is a very relevant topic for all of you | 所以这个话题对大家来说都很重要 |
| 0:35 | because if you're listening to me this means that you're learning English. | 因为如果你在听我的话 这意味着你在学英语 |
| 0:41 | So pronunciation | 所以发音 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Welcome to the listening time podcast. | 欢迎收听时间播客。 |
| 2 | Hey everybody this is Connor and you're listening | 大家好,这是康纳,你在听 |
| 3 | to episode 131 of the listening time podcast. | 在收听时间播客的第131集。 |
| 4 | Today we're going to talk about a topic that I | 今天我们要谈一个话题,我 |
| 5 | love. | 爱 |
| 6 | It's one of my favorite topics and I think that this episode is going to be very interesting | 这是我最喜欢的话题之一 我认为这集会很有趣 |
| 7 | We're going to talk about English pronunciation. | 谈英文发音. |
| 8 | So this is a very relevant topic for all of you | 所以这个话题对大家来说都很重要 |
| 9 | because if you're listening to me this means that you're learning English. | 因为如果你在听我的话 这意味着你在学英语 |
| 10 | So pronunciation | 所以发音 |
| 11 | is probably the element of English that is talked about the least. | 也许是英语的元素 谈论最少。 |
| 12 | It's probably | 也许吧 |
| 13 | the element that is the least focused on when you learn English with a teacher or in school. | 当您与老师学习英语或在学校学习英语时,最不注重的内容。 |
| 14 | Pronunciation is a hard topic especially English pronunciation but I love it. | 发音是一个硬话题,尤其是英语发音,但我喜欢. |
| 15 | It's one of my | 这是我的一个 |
| 16 | favorite aspects of teaching English as you can probably tell by now especially if you've joined | 教授英语最受欢迎的方面,你现在可能知道 特别是如果你加入了的话 |
| 17 | my membership because you've seen that I do a lot of training in practice with the sounds of English. | 我的会员身份是因为你见过我用英语的音效 练习了很多训练 |
| 18 | So I really like this topic and I want to talk about English pronunciation in general | 所以我真的很喜欢这个话题 我想谈谈一般的英语发音 |
| 19 | and about the difficulties with pronunciation and about how you can improve your pronunciation. | 以及读音的困难和如何改进读音. |
| 20 | So this should be a great topic for today. | 因此,这应该是今天的一个伟大的主题。 |
| 21 | Before we start remember to join my US | 在我们开始之前 记住加入我的美国 |
| 22 | Conversations podcast if you want to start practicing with real conversations between me | 如果你想开始练习我之间的真正对话,就进行播客交谈 |
| 23 | and other Americans. | 还有其他美国人 |
| 24 | This is what you need if you can already understand me pretty well | 这是你需要的,如果你可以 已经非常了解我 |
| 25 | and you need to reach that next level where you can understand any native | 并且你需要到达下一个层次 在那里你可以理解任何本地 |
| 26 | speaker when they're talking to you or when they're talking to other people. | 当他们和你说话的时候,或者当他们和别人说话的时候,扬声器. |
| 27 | So if you want to join that you can click on the link in the episode description below this episode | 所以,如果想要加入,你可以点击本集下面的插曲描述中的链接 |
| 28 | that's patreon.com slash US Conversations and don't forget to join my membership and specifically | 这是Patreon.com 抨击美国对话,别忘了加入我,特别是 |
| 29 | if you become a Listening Time super member or any of the higher tiers then you'll get my | 如果你成为"时空"超级成员 或任何高层 |
| 30 | pronunciation training. | 发音训练. |
| 31 | You'll get my pronunciation seminars where I actually train you and help you | 你会得到我的发音研讨会 在那里我真正训练你,帮助你 |
| 32 | with your pronunciation. | 与你的发音。 |
| 33 | So you can go down and click on the link in the description below to | 因此,你可以向下点击以下描述中的链接到 |
| 34 | up for that if you're interested. | 如果你有兴趣的话,就去 |
| 35 | That's patreon.com slash Listening Time and of course if you like this | 这是Patreon.com的斜线 听时间 当然如果你喜欢的话 |
| 36 | podcast please give it a five star rating and write a review and share it with anyone else you | 请播客给它五星评分 写一篇评论 和别人分享 |
| 37 | know who's learning English. | 知谁学英语. |
| 38 | That really helps me out and it will help them out too. | 这真的能帮助我 也能帮助他们 |
| 39 | All right let's | 好吧,让我们 |
| 40 | get started. | 开始吧 |
| 41 | Are your ears ready? | 耳朵准备好了吗? |
| 42 | You know what time it is. | 你知道现在几点了 |
| 43 | It's listening time. | 是时谛听. |
| 44 | Okay let's talk | 好,我们谈谈 |
| 45 | about pronunciation specifically English pronunciation and even more specifically | 关于发音特别是英语发音,甚至更具体 |
| 46 | American English pronunciation. | 美式英语发音. |
| 47 | So English is one of the hardest languages to pronounce like | 所以英语是最难发音的语言之一 |
| 48 | a native speaker. | 讲母语的 |
| 49 | All languages have their challenges when it comes to pronunciation. | 所有语言在发音方面都有挑战. |
| 50 | However if you want to speak like an American for example and you didn't learn English as a child | 不过如果你想像美国人一样说话 你小时候没学过英语 |
| 51 | that is really really really hard. | 这真的很难。 |
| 52 | I can't even emphasize enough how hard that is. | 我甚至不能强调这有多难。 |
| 53 | In my whole life I don't think I've ever heard a person who learned English | 我这辈子从没听过有人学过英语 |
| 54 | as an adult and speaks exactly the same way that an American speaks for example. | 作为成年人 说话的方式跟美国人说话的方式完全一样 |
| 55 | I don't think I've ever seen that in my whole life. | 我这辈子从来没见过这个 |
| 56 | I've seen a couple people who have gotten | 我见过几个人 |
| 57 | close who've gotten very close actually but I don't think I've ever seen or met a person | 亲近了,其实已经很接近了 但我不认为我见过或见过一个人 |
| 58 | who sounds exactly like a native speaker if they learned as an adult. | 听起来像一个母语 如果他们学会了作为一个成年人。 |
| 59 | Of course if you learned as | 当然,如果你学会 |
| 60 | a kid or even as a teenager yeah you can achieve that level. | 一个孩子,甚至少年... ...是的,你可以达到这个水平。 |
| 61 | Many people achieve that level | 很多人都达到了这个水平 |
| 62 | especially if you learned as a kid well you can just become a native speaker of course. | 特别是如果你小时候学的好 你当然可以成为母语 |
| 63 | However I'm talking to you guys who most of you are adults and you're learning English | 不管怎么样,我跟你们这些大部份是成年人的人说话 你们学的是英语 |
| 64 | as a foreign language and so you have this unique challenge of learning English as an adult | 作为外语,所以你有一个独特的挑战 学习英语作为一个成年人 |
| 65 | and trying to improve the way that you speak and your pronunciation. | 并试图改善你说话的方式和发音。 |
| 66 | So that's the first thing | 所以这是第一件事 |
| 67 | that I wanted to mention is that it's really hard to sound like a native speaker | 我想提到的是,这真的很难 听起来像一个母语 |
| 68 | if you're learning as an adult. | 如果你正在学习 作为一个成年人。 |
| 69 | So the first thing you need to do is lower your expectations. | 所以,你要做的第一件事就是降低你的期望。 |
| 70 | Okay so why is English pronunciation so hard? | 为什么英文读音这么难? |
| 71 | Well the main reason is because in English | 主要原因是在英语中 |
| 72 | stress is everything. | 压力就是一切 |
| 73 | Stress is king okay. | 压力是国王,没关系。 |
| 74 | English is what we call a stress timed language. | 我们所说的英语是一种压力计时语言。 |
| 75 | Basically what that means is that we have more or less the same amount of time | 基本上,这意味着,我们的时间多少相同 |
| 76 | between stressed syllables. | 介于紧张的音节之间 |
| 77 | So even if you have a word or a phrase where there is a stressed | 所以,即使你有一个词或一个短语 有压力 |
| 78 | syllable and then three unstressed syllables and then another stressed syllable that time between | 音节,然后是3个不紧凑的音节,然后是另一个紧凑的音节 |
| 79 | the stressed syllables would be pretty much the same as if you had another word or another phrase | 下划线的音节和你有另一个词或另一个词一样 |
| 80 | where it's one stressed syllable one unstressed syllable and one stressed syllable. | 这里有一个有压力的音节 一个没有压力的音节 一个有压力的音节 |
| 81 | Let me give | 让我给 |
| 82 | you an example. | 你是一个例子。 |
| 83 | So if I say the phrase sadly no in that phrase I have three syllables sadly no. | 所以,如果我说这句话很不幸,那句话里没有,那么我有三个音节,很不幸,没有。 |
| 84 | So the way I would say that is I would stress the first syllable I would have emphasis on | 所以,我要说的是,我要强调第一个音节,我要强调 |
| 85 | sad not on Lee. | 悲伤的不是李。 |
| 86 | I don't say sadly I say sadly right so I stress that first syllable | 我不是说很悲哀我说得很悲哀 所以我强调第一个音节 |
| 87 | and I stress no sadly no so stress and then not as much stress and then stress | 我强调没有 可悲的不是压力, 然后没有那么多的压力,然后紧张 |
| 88 | and so you can hear that pretty clearly right however if I say the phrase unfortunately no | 这样你就能听得很清楚了 如果我说这句话... |
| 89 | now I have stress on for unfortunately but then all of the next three syllables | 可惜现在我压力很大 但接下来的三个音节 |
| 90 | after it are all syllables that don't have a lot of stress and then the word | 之后是所有的音节 没有太多的压力,然后这个词 |
| 91 | {\fn黑体\fs22\bord1\shad0\3aHBE\4aH00\fscx67\fscy66\2cHFFFFFF\3cH808080}所以... {\fn黑体\fs22\bord1\shad0\3aHBE\4aH00\fscx67\fscy66\2cHFFFFFF\3cH808080}所以... | |
| 92 | is pretty much the same as the amount of time in the phrase sadly no that Lee in the word sad | 和句子上的时间差不多 可悲的不是李悲伤 |
| 93 | has pretty much the same amount of time that we use to say it as the last three syllables | 和我们用来说的时间差不多 和最后三个音节一样多 |
| 94 | of unfortunately so because of that rule there are many times when syllables are said really fast | 不幸的是,由于这个规则, 有很多次 音节被说非常快 |
| 95 | and really short so listen to the two one more time sadly no unfortunately no | 非常短,所以你再听两次 可悲的是,没有不幸的,没有 |
| 96 | so you can hear how fast and how short those syllables are on the word unfortunately | 这样你就能听到这些音节的速度有多快 有多短 可惜 |
| 97 | right so that's an example of what a stress timed language is so the opposite of a stress | 这说明压力定时语言 与压力相反 |
| 98 | timed language would be a syllable timed language so if you speak Spanish for example you speak | 定时语言将是一种音节定时语言,所以,如果你说西班牙语,比如说西班牙语的话。 |
| 99 | a syllable timed language so each syllable has a pretty similar amount of time that it takes | 一个音节定时语言 所以每个音节都有相当相似的时间 |
| 100 | to pronounce that syllable you don't have these big differences in the length of syllables | 来宣告音节的音节 音节的长度没有很大的差别 |
| 101 | in English an unstressed syllable might be one third or sometimes one fourth the length | 在英语中,未加固的音节可能是长度的三分之一或有时是四分之一 |
| 102 | of a stressed syllable that's a huge difference however in a syllable timed language like Spanish | 压力很大的音节 这跟西班牙语一样的音节定时语言 有很大不同 |
| 103 | you don't have that difference right stressed syllables and unstressed syllables don't have | 你没有这种不同的权利 压力的音节 和没有压力的音节 没有 |
| 104 | big difference in how long it takes to say them so that's why if you're a Spanish speaker for | 说这些话要花多久才有大区别 所以如果你是说西班牙语的 |
| 105 | example and you are trying to speak English like a native it can be very hard to replicate | 举个例子,你要像本地人一样说英语 很难复制 |
| 106 | this stress timing because you're not accustomed to reducing and shortening all of these | 这种压力时间 因为你不习惯 减少和缩短所有这些 |
| 107 | unstressed syllables that's not something that you do in Spanish so that's the difference between | 不坚固的音节 这不是你用西班牙语做的事 所以这是区别 |
| 108 | a stress timed and a syllable timed language and so in a stress timed language when a syllable | 压力计时语言和音节计时语言,例如当一个音节时压力计时语言 |
| 109 | is not stressed it can often become reduced so for example the word for is usually not stressed | 不强调,它常常会减少,例如,通常不强调“““““字”一词。 |
| 110 | in English so we don't pronounce that as for we say right I say for example I don't say | 说对了 比如说不说 |
| 111 | for example you hear that there's a difference so that's an example of how an unstressed syllable | 举例来说,你听说有区别 所以这就是一个不坚固的音节 |
| 112 | or word becomes reduced and that happens all the time in English that happens in virtually every | 或字变小 而英语中经常发生 几乎每一次 |
| 113 | that we say these words or syllables that aren't stressed can often become reduced their | 我们说这些词 或音节,没有压力 往往会减少他们的 |
| 114 | pronunciation changes because the vowel is shortened okay so that's stress in summary | 发音变化是因为元音被缩短了 所以这是简略中的压力 |
| 115 | in a nutshell okay that can make English a very very difficult language to pronounce | 简而言之,可以让英语成为很难发音的语言 |
| 116 | like a native speaker and besides stress there's also the issue of sounds individual sounds that | 就像一个母语,除了压力之外 还有个人声音的问题 |
| 117 | can be hard because they're different in English than they are in your language we have different | 可能很难 因为英语和你的语言不同 |
| 118 | sounds in English than the sounds in Spanish for example so besides stress you also have to | 比起西班牙语的音调,英语的音调比西班牙语的音调要高 所以除了压力,你还必须 |
| 119 | deal with these new sounds that are unfamiliar to you it's not natural for you to make these sounds | 处理这些你并不熟悉的新声音... ... ...... |
| 120 | so there are other things that are difficult but really the the two main things that make | 所以,还有其他的事情是困难的 但实际上两个主要的事情 |
| 121 | English so hard to pronounce is the stress number one and number two some of the sounds | 英语这么难发音 是压力第一和第二... ... |
| 122 | might be hard so those are the biggest challenges that you will face so how do you improve your | 可能很难,所以这些是最大的挑战 你会面临,所以如何改善你的 |
| 123 | pronunciation I just talked about pronunciation and about the difficulties with English | 我刚刚谈到读音和英语困难 |
| 124 | pronunciation but now the question is how do you actually improve in this area of your English | 发音,但现在的问题是 你如何在英语的这个领域真正改进 |
| 125 | learning well it's important to note that pronunciation doesn't improve the same way | 学得好 一定要注意读音不怎么好 |
| 126 | as fluency or listening or vocabulary those things improve in a more natural way | 流利或听力或词汇 这些东西以更自然的方式改善 |
| 127 | and if you've been listening to me for a long time you probably know by now that I'm an advocate | 如果你听我说了很久 你可能已经知道我是律师了 |
| 128 | of allowing yourself to acquire the language in a natural way by the way when we say that you're | 允许自己以自然的方式获得语言 当我们说,你是 |
| 129 | advocate of something we're saying that you support some idea or something so I'm an advocate | 主张一些我们所说的 你支持一些想法或东西 所以我是一个倡导者 |
| 130 | of allowing yourself to acquire the language naturally mainly through listening but also | 允许自己自然而然地获得语言 主要是通过倾听,但也 |
| 131 | reading so when you listen and you read you acquire listening skills and reading skills | 阅读所以当你听和阅读 你获得听技能和阅读技能 |
| 132 | of course you acquire vocabulary and you even acquire fluency because you have full phrases | 当然,你获得词汇,你甚至获得流利 因为你有完整的短语 |
| 133 | and collocations in your brain that you can reproduce once you've heard them enough okay | 当你听到他们足够多的声音后,你就可以在大脑里 聚集在一起 |
| 134 | so those things improve naturally however pronunciation doesn't improve as naturally | 所以,这些东西自然改善 无论读音 并没有自然改善 |
| 135 | as these other elements okay so pronunciation requires a more concentrated effort in order to | 因为这些其他元素可以这样发音 需要更集中的努力 |
| 136 | improve it listening will improve your pronunciation that's for sure if you listen a lot and if you | 更好的听会提高你的发音 肯定你听了很多,如果你 |
| 137 | listen very intently that will help you improve your pronunciation no doubt however beyond that | 仔细听,这可以帮助你 提高你的发音 毫无疑问,除此之外 |
| 138 | if you want to actually have a big improvement in your pronunciation and improve it faster | 如果你真的想在读音上大有改进 并且更快的改进 |
| 139 | then the key to this is that you need to notice your mistakes you need to notice | 那么关键是,你需要注意到你的错误 你需要注意到 |
| 140 | the real sounds of english you need to notice how native speakers say something versus how you are | 真正的英语声音,你需要注意 如何母语说话 与你是如何 |
| 141 | to say it and once you begin to notice these things you start to shift your understanding | 说出来,一旦你开始注意到这些事情 你开始改变你的理解 |
| 142 | and your expectation of what things are supposed to sound like okay by the way the word shift | 以及你对事物的期待 通过字眼的变换 |
| 143 | just means that you change okay so when you start to notice these things | 就是说,你变了,所以当你开始注意这些事情 |
| 144 | then your whole perception of sounds and this whole element of english will change you'll start | 然后,你对声音的全部感知 和整个英语元素会改变 你将开始 |
| 145 | to be able to identify the difference between how you say something and how a native speaker | 能够辨别你说话的方式 和母语的区别 |
| 146 | says something okay so noticing is key and how do you notice well this is also something that | 说一些好的东西 所以注意是关键 你如何注意到 |
| 147 | doesn't come naturally most of the time it does to an extent but it's something that | 大部分时间不会自然而然地出现,但是... |
| 148 | uh comes more with uh practice and training actually so for example my english pronunciation | 嗯... 更多的是... 练习和训练... |
| 149 | seminars and my listening practice seminars are a great way to start to notice things | 研讨会和我的听力练习研讨会 是开始注意事物的好方法 |
| 150 | because i focused the whole seminar on showing you different patterns that you need to notice | 因为我把整个研讨会的重点放在 展示不同的模式,你需要注意 |
| 151 | and i help you change your perception of what things are supposed to sound like | 我帮你改变你对事情的感受 |
| 152 | so for example my seminars could be a great way for you to start to notice these things | 举例来说,我的研讨会 可能是你开始注意这些事情的好方法 |
| 153 | and you get those if you join my membership of course and just being with a teacher and | 如果你加入我的行列 和老师在一起 |
| 154 | working with a teacher who is trained to help you with your pronunciation | 与受过培训的老师合作,帮助您读音 |
| 155 | is another way to start to notice these things a teacher can point these things out to you and | 另一种方式是开始注意这些东西 一个老师可以告诉你这些东西 |
| 156 | help you notice them by the way when we say that you point something out we're saying that you | 顺便说一句 说出一些我们说的 |
| 157 | indicate or identify it so that the other person notices it so a teacher can help you do that | 说明或识别它,让其他人注意到它,让老师可以帮你 |
| 158 | my seminars can help you do that and then once you've been trained a little bit | 我的研讨会可以帮助你做到这一点, 然后一旦你受过一点点训练 |
| 159 | then you can start to do this on your own and you can start to notice more things by yourself | 然后你可以自己开始做 并且你可以开始注意到更多的事情自己 |
| 160 | you won't notice everything but you'll start to notice more so it's good to | 你不会注意到一切 但你会开始注意到更多 所以这是很好的 |
| 161 | get this type of training to start noticing on your own and when it comes to noticing | 得到这种训练 开始注意你自己, 当涉及到注意 |
| 162 | and focusing on mistakes i want to point out that there are two categories of pronunciation mistakes | 我想指出的是 发音错误有两类 |
| 163 | so there are mistakes that are easily noticeable and fixable and then there are mistakes that | 因此,有些错误很容易引起注意和纠正,有些错误则容易纠正。 |
| 164 | aren't so let me explain this so a lot of mistakes can be categorized as mistakes that | 让我解释一下 很多错误可以归为错误 |
| 165 | you can easily notice and fix if someone points them out to you you probably won't notice them | 你很容易注意到,如果有人指给你看,你可能不会注意到 |
| 166 | on your own but a teacher or my seminar for example might point it out and then you can fix | 单靠自己,但老师或我的研讨会 可能会指出,然后你可以修复 |
| 167 | it so for example things that are related to stress are actually pretty fixable for example | 比如说,与压力有关的东西 实际上是可以修复的,比如 |
| 168 | within one word you might be stressing the wrong syllable for example the country japan | 在一个词里,你可能会强调 错误的音节,例如,日本国家 |
| 169 | in this word the second syllable is stressed japan however many english learners stress the | 这个词的第二个音节是强调日本语, |
| 170 | wrong syllable they say japan and that's wrong but it's very easy to notice if a teacher | 错的音节,他们说JAPAN是错的,但是如果老师的话很容易发现 |
| 171 | {\fn黑体\fs20\shad2\2aH82\3aH20\4aH33\fscx95\3cH592001\be1}给你指出这一点 {\fn黑体\fs20\shad2\2aH82\3aH20\4aH33\fscx95\3cH592001\be1}很容易解决你的问题 {\fn黑体\fs20\shad2\2aH82\3aH20\4aH33\fscx95\3cH592001\be1}你只是强调另一个音节 | |
| 172 | you say japan right it's not hard so that's an example and stress within a sentence for example | 你说JAPAN对它不难 所以这是一个例子 和压力 在一个句子中 |
| 173 | instead of saying i want it what we would say is i want it in most cases so instead of stressing | 而不是说我想要的,我们想说的是, 我想要它在大多数情况下,所以不要强调 |
| 174 | the i we would stress the want i want it not i want it right if someone points that out to you | 如果有人指给你听,我就会强调我想要的东西 |
| 175 | that you're stressing the wrong word it's pretty easy to notice that and then to say it correctly | 你在强调错误的词 它很容易注意到,然后正确地说 |
| 176 | that doesn't mean that you'll say it correctly next time but in this moment you can say it | 这并不意味着你下次会说得没错 但在这个时刻你可以说 |
| 177 | and start to register that in your brain you can register that error there and maybe notice it a | 并开始在大脑中注册,你可以 注册错误在那里,也许注意到一个 |
| 178 | little bit more in the future also with skipped syllables for example in the word family the i | 将来还有一点点 跳过音节,比如在"家族"这个词里 |
| 179 | is silent we don't say family we say family that's something that a teacher can point out to you | 我们不说家人 我们说家人是老师可以告诉你的 |
| 180 | and it's pretty easy to fix just don't say the middle syllable it's just family like it's not | 这很容易解决 只是不要说中间的音节 它只是家庭 就像它不是 |
| 181 | several it's several you just skip the syllable so if someone points that out to you it's pretty | 有几个,你只是跳过音节 所以如果有人告诉你,这是漂亮的 |
| 182 | easy to fix also certain letter combinations like the tu can be pronounced chew sometimes | 很容易修补 某些字母组合,比如Tu,有时可以发出咀嚼 |
| 183 | like situation and du can be with a j sound like graduate okay or sometimes you're just saying | 像情况和杜 可以有一个j的声音 像毕业好吗 或者有时你只是说 |
| 184 | the wrong vowel instead of saying priority maybe you say priority and you just need to change the | 错误的元音而不是说优先 可能你说优先 你只需要改变 |
| 185 | to pry or maybe you say notice but the correct pronunciation is notice you just need to change | 来打听或也许你说注意 但正确的发音是注意你只需要改变 |
| 186 | the a to an o notice right so those are examples of fixable errors that are very easy to identify | 这些是易于识别的可修复错误的例子 |
| 187 | uh if you're a trained teacher who can actually teach pronunciation of course so in my seminars | 如果你是训练有素的老师,可以教授读音,所以在我的研讨会上 |
| 188 | for example i point these things out or other teachers who teach pronunciation can easily | 比如说,我把这些东西指出来 或其他教读音的老师很容易 |
| 189 | identify this and you can fix it right however there are other pronunciation mistakes that are | 识别它,你可以纠正它的权利, 但是还有其他的发音错误是 |
| 190 | much harder to identify and fix and these have to do with your accent so your accent | 更难识别和修复 这些都与你的口音有关 所以你的口音 |
| 191 | refers to the way that you pronounce english sounds based on the sounds in your own language | 指您根据自己语言中的音调发音的方式 |
| 192 | so for example there are certain vowel sounds in english that you don't have in spanish for example | 例如,在英语中,有些元音是没有西班牙语的 |
| 193 | so like in the different vowels in the words hit and heat that might be hard for you | 所以,在不同的元音 在单词 击打和加热 对你来说可能很难 |
| 194 | to even hear the difference right or laugh versus love or food versus foot those different vowel | 甚至听到区别 正确或笑 对爱或食物 与脚 这些不同的元音 |
| 195 | sounds in those words might be really hard for you to identify and pronounce differently because | 你可能很难辨别和发音 |
| 196 | some of these are sounds that you don't have in your language so because of that it's harder to | 有些声音你语言里没有,所以更难听 |
| 197 | {\fn黑体\fs22\bord1\shad0\3aHBE\4aH00\fscx67\fscy66\2cHFFFFFF\3cH808080}听他们的话 {\fn黑体\fs22\bord1\shad0\3aHBE\4aH00\fscx67\fscy66\2cHFFFFFF\3cH808080}更难解决 {\fn黑体\fs22\bord1\shad0\3aHBE\4aH00\fscx67\fscy66\2cHFFFFFF\3cH808080}所以我还能举出很多其他例子 {\fn黑体\fs22\bord1\sh | |
| 198 | get the point right there are some errors that are not easy for you to hear and they're not easy for | 说重点吧 有些错误不易听 也不容易听 |
| 199 | you to fix and you have to accept the fact that you're not going to get rid of your accent very | 你必须接受一个事实 你将无法摆脱你的口音 |
| 200 | quickly that's going to stay for a long time and usually it stays forever but you can reduce it | 很快地,它会停留很长时间, 通常它会永远停留,但你可以减少它。 |
| 201 | over time but it takes a long time okay so when it comes to improving your pronunciation i would | 随时间推移,但需要很长的时间 所以在改进你的读音时 我会 |
| 202 | say that you should focus mostly on the fixable errors okay the ones that are very easy to notice | 说你们应该把注意力集中在可以弥补的错误上 很容易发现的错误 |
| 203 | and fix and if you fix those errors your pronunciation will improve a lot because there | 修补,如果你修补这些错误 你的读音会有很大的改善 因为那里 |
| 204 | are a lot of fixable errors however when it comes to your accent you need to have more realistic | 有很多可以弥补的错误 但是在你的口音上 你需要更现实一点 |
| 205 | expectations you can also take classes with an accent coach a professional who can help you with | 口音导师可以帮助你 |
| 206 | this but this is a very specialized field of course so that's pretty much what i wanted to | 这当然是一个非常专业的领域 所以这就是我想要的 |
| 207 | talk about today i hope this gave you a good idea of why pronunciation is difficult in english | 说到今天,我希望这能给你一个很好的想法 为什么发音难用英语 |
| 208 | and how you can improve it and of course remember to sign up for my membership if you want my | 以及你如何改进它 当然记得签下我的会员资格 如果你想要我 |
| 209 | pronunciation training specifically if you become a super member or anything higher than that | 读音训练,特别是如果你成为超级成员 或任何比这更高的 |
| 210 | then you get my pronunciation seminars and even just with the listening practice seminars this | 然后,你得到我的发音 研讨会,甚至仅仅与 听练习研讨会 |
| 211 | will also help you with your pronunciation so if you want my training make sure to sign up | 也会帮助你的发音,所以如果你想要我的训练 确保报名 |
| 212 | 链接在本集下面的描述是patreon.com slash监听时间 | |
| 213 | and of course sign up for my new podcast as well if you want to practice listening with | 当然也为我的新播客报名 如果你想练习听 |
| 214 | real conversations that's patreon.com slash us conversations the link is down below and | 真正的对话是Patreon.com 切换我们的对话 链接在下方 |
| 215 | if you like this podcast please give it a five star rating and write a review and share it with | 如果你喜欢这个播客 请给它五星评分 写一篇评论 和分享它 |
| 216 | anyone you know who's learning english all right thank you for listening to this episode | 任何人你知道谁学英语 好吧,谢谢你听这集 |
| 217 | and i'll talk to you on the next episode of listening time | 下集的监听时间我会跟你谈谈 |
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P38 · 【B1英语听力】油管超适合初学者的真实英语听力｜日常话题沉浸式磨耳朵｜自然语速+地道表达 p38 38 English Listening Practice - Introverts and Extroverts (P38)
【B1英语听力】油管超适合初学者的真实英语听力｜日常话题沉浸式磨耳朵｜自然语速+地道表达 p38 38 English Listening Practice - Introverts and Extroverts (P38)
发布于 2026-08-09 · 时长 27:14字幕摘录
| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | welcome to the listening time podcast. | 欢迎收听时间播客。 |
| 0:03 | hey everybody this is connor and you're listening | 大家好,这是康诺,你在听 |
| 0:07 | to episode 132 of the listening time podcast. | 给收听时间播客的第132集 |
| 0:13 | thank you all for listening. | 谢谢大家的聆听。 |
| 0:14 | i hope that your | 我希望你们 |
| 0:16 | english learning is going great. | 英语学习是伟大的。 |
| 0:18 | i hope that you feel motivated to continue on with your listening | 我希望你有动力继续听 |
| 0:24 | practice and keep on doing what you're doing and just trust that you're improving even if the | 继续练习 继续做你正在做的事情 并相信你正在改善,即使 |
| 0:33 | process seems slow. | 进程似乎缓慢。 |
| 0:34 | i want to encourage you to keep on going and thank you for listening and | 我想鼓励你继续前进,谢谢你的倾听和 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | welcome to the listening time podcast. | 欢迎收听时间播客。 |
| 2 | hey everybody this is connor and you're listening | 大家好,这是康诺,你在听 |
| 3 | to episode 132 of the listening time podcast. | 给收听时间播客的第132集 |
| 4 | thank you all for listening. | 谢谢大家的聆听。 |
| 5 | i hope that your | 我希望你们 |
| 6 | english learning is going great. | 英语学习是伟大的。 |
| 7 | i hope that you feel motivated to continue on with your listening | 我希望你有动力继续听 |
| 8 | practice and keep on doing what you're doing and just trust that you're improving even if the | 继续练习 继续做你正在做的事情 并相信你正在改善,即使 |
| 9 | process seems slow. | 进程似乎缓慢。 |
| 10 | i want to encourage you to keep on going and thank you for listening and | 我想鼓励你继续前进,谢谢你的倾听和 |
| 11 | using this podcast as one of your tools to help you with your english. | 利用这个播客 作为工具之一 帮助你用英语。 |
| 12 | today i'm going to talk | 今天我要谈谈 |
| 13 | about a really interesting topic that i think is relevant to every single one of us. | 是关于一个真正有趣的话题 我认为与我们每个人有关 |
| 14 | the topic is | 主题是: |
| 15 | introverts and extroverts. | 内论与外论. |
| 16 | you've probably heard these words before and i'll talk a little bit more | 你可能以前听过这些话,我会多说几句话 |
| 17 | in detail about these things in just a minute. | 在一分钟内详细了解这些事情。 |
| 18 | but the topic of introverts and extroverts | 但内向和外向的话题 |
| 19 | is really interesting because it's related to us, our personality, how we interact with other | 很有趣,因为它与我们有关 我们的个性, 我们如何互动 |
| 20 | people, how we feel about ourselves and our environments. | 我们对自己和环境的感受 |
| 21 | depending on if you're an introvert | 看你是不是内向 |
| 22 | or an extrovert, this has a lot of influence over your life. | 或外向者, 这对你的生活有很大的影响。 |
| 23 | so i think this is a very important | 所以我觉得这很重要 |
| 24 | topic to talk about and so i'm excited for this one today. | 我很高兴今天能来 |
| 25 | before we get started, remember to | 在我们开始之前,记住 |
| 26 | sign up for my US conversations podcast if you feel ready to start practicing with real conversations | 注册我的美国对话播客 如果你愿意开始练习真正的对话 |
| 27 | so that you can take your listening to the next level. | 这样你就能听下一关。 |
| 28 | the link is down below. | 链接在下面。 |
| 29 | 这是patreon.com。 | |
| 30 | US conversations. | 美国对话. |
| 31 | and if you want my specialized training to help you listen better and pronounce | 如果你想让我的专业训练 帮助你更好听和发声 |
| 32 | better, and if you want my advanced podcast episodes, then make sure to check out my membership | 最好,如果你想要我的 高级播客剧集, 那么确保检查我的会员 |
| 33 | and you can become a listening time family member if you want those advanced episodes | 如果你想要那些高级的节目 你可以成为收听时间的家庭成员 |
| 34 | in particular. | 特别是: |
| 35 | the link is also down below. | 链接也在下面。 |
| 36 | 这是Patreon.com的斜线监听时间。 | |
| 37 | and if you like this podcast, please share it. | 如果你喜欢这个播客,请分享它。 |
| 38 | please send it to your friends or your family members | 请寄给你的朋友或家人 |
| 39 | who might benefit from it. | 谁可能从中获益。 |
| 40 | and please give it a five star rating and write a review if you can. | 并且请给予五星评分,并写评论,如果可以的话. |
| 41 | all right, let's get started. | 好了,我们开始吧 |
| 42 | are your ears ready? | 你的耳朵准备好了吗? |
| 43 | you know what time it is. | 你知道现在几点了 |
| 44 | it's listening time. | 它的倾听时间。 |
| 45 | okay, let's talk about introverts and extroverts. | 好吧,让我们谈谈内向和外向。 |
| 46 | we're also going to talk about one other | 我们还要谈一个 |
| 47 | type of person, an ambivert. | 人的类型,一个偏执者。 |
| 48 | we'll get into that later. | 我们稍后再谈 |
| 49 | but most people are just familiar with | 但大多数人只是熟悉 |
| 50 | introverts and extroverts, these two ends of the spectrum. | 内向和外向,这两端谱. |
| 51 | remember that when we talk about the | 记住,当我们谈论 |
| 52 | ends of a spectrum, we're talking about the two opposite extremes on some scale, right? | 一个光谱的尽头, 我们谈论两个相反的极端 在某种程度上,对不对? |
| 53 | so on | 诸如此类 |
| 54 | one end we have introverts and on the other end we have extroverts. | 一端我们有内向论,另一端我们有外向论。 |
| 55 | so what is an introvert? | 那么什么是内向? |
| 56 | well, | 这个嘛 |
| 57 | an introvert has many characteristics and extroverts do as well. | 内向者具有许多特性,外向者也一样。 |
| 58 | so let me talk about some of them. | 所以,让我谈谈其中一些。 |
| 59 | an introvert is usually characterized as being someone who is generally | 内向者通常被定性为一般人 |
| 60 | quiet and reserved. | 安静和保留。 |
| 61 | you don't have to be extremely quiet or extremely reserved, but in general | 你不必非常安静或极度保留,但总的来说 |
| 62 | you're more quiet and reserved than an extrovert, let's say. | 你比外向者更安静 更有保留 |
| 63 | and when people think of introverts, | 当人们想到内向时, |
| 64 | they usually think of people that can be a little bit shy around people they don't know, | 他们通常会想到有人 会有点害羞 在他们不认识的人身边, |
| 65 | around strangers. | 在陌生人身边 |
| 66 | the word strangers just refers to people that you're not familiar with, | 陌生人只是指你不认识的人, |
| 67 | people you don't know. | 你不认识的人 |
| 68 | these are strangers. | 他们是陌生人。 |
| 69 | so introverts are often a little shy or maybe | 所以内向者常常有点害羞或可能 |
| 70 | really shy around strangers, and they can be shy in group settings. | 和陌生人很害羞, 他们可以害羞 在群体环境。 |
| 71 | so if there are a lot of people | 所以如果有很多人的话 |
| 72 | and you're all talking together, if you're an introvert you might find it hard to speak up | 你们都在一起说话, 如果你是一个内向 你可能会发现很难说话 |
| 73 | and be the center of attention and control the conversation. | 并成为注意力的中心 并控制对话。 |
| 74 | that might be hard for you | 这对你来说可能很难 |
| 75 | if you're an introvert and you're in a group setting. | 如果你是一个内向者,你在一个组合环境。 |
| 76 | so if you're an introvert you tend to be | 所以,如果你是一个内向 你倾向于 |
| 77 | a little bit more quiet or reserved or shy, especially around people you don't know | 更安静 或保留 或害羞, 尤其是围绕你不认识的人 |
| 78 | or in large groups. | 或分成大队。 |
| 79 | however, if you're around people that you do know and people you feel | 但是,如果你身边的人 你确实知道 和你感觉的人 |
| 80 | comfortable with, then you're probably not the same as if you were with a group of strangers, | 你可能和一群陌生人不一样 |
| 81 | let's say. | 这么说吧 |
| 82 | you're probably going to seem a lot more social, less shy, less reserved around people | 你可能会看起来 更多的社交, 少害羞, 少保留的人 |
| 83 | that you do know. | 你确实知道。 |
| 84 | so in general, introverts can be quiet and reserved. | 所以一般来说,内向者可以安静和保留. |
| 85 | however, that's more | 不过,这是更多的 |
| 86 | around people and in situations that are unfamiliar to them. | 在人们周围,在他们不熟悉的情况下。 |
| 87 | if you're an introvert, | 如果你是一个内向, |
| 88 | that doesn't mean you're always quiet and reserved. | 这并不意味着你总是安静和保留。 |
| 89 | i want to differentiate there. | 我想区分一下那里 |
| 90 | another characteristic of introverts, and i think that this is the biggest one or one of the biggest | 另一个内向的特征 我认为这是最大的一个或其中之一 |
| 91 | ones, is that introverts tend to feel drained by social situations. | 第一,内向者往往感到社会状况所消耗。 |
| 92 | when we say that you're drained | 当我们说,你被耗尽 |
| 93 | by something, this means that your energy is taken away, it decreases, it is depleted, | 也就是说你的能量被夺走, 减少,耗尽, |
| 94 | it is drained. | 它已经耗尽了。 |
| 95 | so introverts tend to feel drained by social situations. | 所以内向者往往会觉得 社会状况所消耗。 |
| 96 | so after a social situation, | 因此,在社会状况之后, |
| 97 | you might feel exhausted and you might feel like you need some alone time. | 你可能会感到精疲力竭 可能觉得你需要一些孤独的时间。 |
| 98 | you want to just go home | 你想回家吗? |
| 99 | and be by yourself for a while. | 暂时一个人呆着 |
| 100 | that's a really common characteristic of an introvert. | 这是内向者的共同特征 |
| 101 | so | 这样 |
| 102 | that's one of the biggest ones. | 这是最大的一个。 |
| 103 | you tend not to feel super energized and recharged | 你往往不会觉得 超级充满活力和充电 |
| 104 | from social situations. | 从社会状况。 |
| 105 | it's the opposite. | 这是相反的。 |
| 106 | you feel like you're drained and you need some alone time | 你感觉你累坏了 你需要一些孤独的时间 |
| 107 | afterwards. | 之后会的 |
| 108 | that doesn't mean that you just don't like social situations. | 这不代表你不喜欢社会状况 |
| 109 | that's not always the case, | 情况并非总是如此, |
| 110 | but you just feel exhausted from those situations. | 但你只是觉得疲惫 从这些情况。 |
| 111 | and you actually get energized | 你其实得到了活力 |
| 112 | in solitude. | 在孤独中。 |
| 113 | solitude just refers to being alone. | 孤独只是指孤独 |
| 114 | so being alone actually energizes you | 所以独自一人会给你带来新的活力 |
| 115 | if you're an introvert. | 如果你是一个内向。 |
| 116 | you feel like you're regaining your energy, you feel like your battery | 你感觉你正在恢复活力,你感觉你的电池 |
| 117 | is being charged again. | 正在被再次指控。 |
| 118 | that's another characteristic of introverts. | 这是内向的另一种特征。 |
| 119 | and another trait | 和另一个特性 |
| 120 | that introverts might have is that they tend to process a lot of thoughts in their head | 内向论者可能认为,他们往往在脑子里处理很多想法 |
| 121 | rather than say things out loud all the time. | 而不是总是大声说出来 |
| 122 | by the way, the word trait just means characteristic | 顺便说一句,"特质"这个词只是意味着特征 |
| 123 | or quality. | 或质量。 |
| 124 | so introverts have this trait often where they think things through in their head. | 所以内向者往往有这种特质, 在那里,他们思考的东西在脑中。 |
| 125 | they're very thoughtful. | 他们非常体贴。 |
| 126 | they process a lot of thoughts in their mind. | 他们处理很多想法 在他们的脑海里。 |
| 127 | they don't think | 他们不认为 |
| 128 | out loud, as we might say, where they're just talking and saying what comes to their mind | 就像我们可能说的,他们只是说话 说出他们的想法 |
| 129 | right away. | 马上 |
| 130 | and they tend to be analytical in that way, that they think through things silently | 他们倾向于这样分析, 他们默默地思考事物 |
| 131 | without necessarily talking. | 不一定要说话。 |
| 132 | so that's another trait. | 所以这是另一个特征。 |
| 133 | and one other trait of introverts, | 和内向的另一种特征, |
| 134 | which can definitely be a weakness sometimes, is that introverts often avoid confrontation. | 内向者常常避免对抗。 |
| 135 | introverts often have a hard time confronting people when they need to. | 内向者经常在需要的时候很难与人对抗. |
| 136 | i'm sure a lot of you can identify with this feeling that when you have to confront someone | 我敢肯定,很多你 可以认同这种感觉 当你必须面对某人 |
| 137 | in maybe an uncomfortable situation, you dread this. | 你害怕这个,你害怕吗? |
| 138 | when someone dreads something, this means | 当有人害怕什么,这意味着 |
| 139 | that they anticipate something with fear and negativity. | 他们以恐惧和消极预言。 |
| 140 | so i'm sure some of you feel this | 我敢肯定,你们中有些人会感觉到 |
| 141 | dread when you have to confront someone and talk to them about something that's uncomfortable | 当你不得不面对某人 和他们谈论一些不适的事情时,会感到恐惧 |
| 142 | or something that isn't right or whatever. | 或者一些不对劲的东西 |
| 143 | it can be hard for introverts to do this. | 内向者很难做到这一点。 |
| 144 | so that one | 这样一个 |
| 145 | can be a weakness because there are many times when we need to confront people. | 可能是一个弱点,因为有许多时候我们需要与人对抗。 |
| 146 | and so that's | 所以这是 |
| 147 | going to cause some pain, some anxiety for introverts when those situations arise. | 将造成一些痛苦, 有一些焦虑的内向 当这些情况出现。 |
| 148 | so that's | 所以这是 |
| 149 | another characteristic. | 另一个特征。 |
| 150 | and how about extroverts? | 外向者怎么样? |
| 151 | let's talk about extroverts now. | 我们现在谈谈外向者 |
| 152 | so extroverts | 这么外向 |
| 153 | are generally described as being outgoing. | 一般说来是即将离职。 |
| 154 | so when you're outgoing, this means that you're | 所以当你离开, 这意味着你是 |
| 155 | someone who naturally talks and engages people and is able to produce conversation and talk to people | 一个人,谁自然 说话和接触人 并且能够产生谈话 和人交谈 |
| 156 | and be social in a natural way. | 自然而然地社交起来 |
| 157 | so extroverts tend to be like this. | 所以外向者往往像这样 |
| 158 | extroverts usually enjoy | 外向者通常享受 |
| 159 | social settings and they thrive in social settings. | 社会环境在社会环境中蓬勃发展。 |
| 160 | when you thrive, we're saying that you do | 当你蓬勃发展,我们说,你做 |
| 161 | really well. | 很不错。 |
| 162 | you succeed or excel in some area. | 你在某些领域是成功的或卓越的。 |
| 163 | so extroverts thrive in social settings usually. | 所以外向者通常在社会环境中兴旺。 |
| 164 | and extroverts actually enjoy having this attention of being in a group, being around other people, | 外向者实际上 喜欢有这种关注 在一个群体, 周围其他人, |
| 165 | and actually having the attention on them. | 并实际上引起他们的注意。 |
| 166 | i'm sure if you're an introvert that sounds crazy | 我敢肯定,如果你是一个内向 听起来疯狂 |
| 167 | to you, right? | 对你,对不对? |
| 168 | because you probably don't like having the attention on you. | 因为你可能不喜欢引起注意 |
| 169 | you don't like | 你不喜欢 |
| 170 | being the center of attention in a group of people. | 成为一群人关注的中心。 |
| 171 | however, extroverts often have no problem with | 但是,外向者往往对 |
| 172 | extroverts. | 外转法轮. |
| 173 | extroverts can feel confident in talking and being the center of attention | 外向者可以自信地交谈,成为关注的中心 |
| 174 | and they aren't constantly feeling self-conscious about themselves and what they're saying. | 他们对自己和他们所说的话 并不自觉 |
| 175 | extroverts can thrive a lot more in group settings and being in the spotlight. | 外向体在群体设置中和在聚光灯下可以更加繁荣. |
| 176 | being in the spotlight means that you are the center of attention. | 在聚光灯下 意味着你是焦点 |
| 177 | so extroverts don't mind | 所以外向者不会介意 |
| 178 | being in the spotlight sometimes. | 有时会在聚光灯下 |
| 179 | so that's a big difference from introverts, of course. | 这当然和内向论有很大不同 |
| 180 | and contrary to introverts, extroverts can actually feel energized in social situations. | 与内向相反,外向者在社会状况下实际上可以感到充满活力. |
| 181 | they actually feel like they're getting energy when they're around other people and talking | 他们真的觉得当他们在别人身边聊天时 他们正在获得能量 |
| 182 | and engaging maybe even complete strangers. | 并接触甚至完全的陌生人。 |
| 183 | who knows? | 谁知道呢? |
| 184 | but they can feel energized by this | 但他们可以感到充满活力 |
| 185 | and they don't go home afterwards and say, oh man, that was so hard. | 他们之后不会回家 说,哦,那太难了。 |
| 186 | i need to | и惠璶 |
| 187 | go and be by myself for five hours, right? | 去一个人待5小时,对吧? |
| 188 | they probably don't feel like that. | 他们可能没有那种感觉 |
| 189 | they feel that they | 他们觉得他们 |
| 190 | have been recharged and energized from that social situation. | 从这种社会状况中得到充斥和活力。 |
| 191 | so extroverts don't need | 所以外向者不需要 |
| 192 | as much solitude. | 就像孤独一样 |
| 193 | extroverts don't need to be alone as much. | 外向者不必独处多. |
| 194 | and that can sometimes be | 这有时可能是 |
| 195 | a disadvantage of being an extrovert is that sometimes extroverts have trouble being alone. | 作为外向者的一个缺点是,有时外向者很难独处。 |
| 196 | it might be hard for them to be in solitude and they might feel bad or anxious | 可能很难让他们独处 他们可能感到难过或焦虑 |
| 197 | when they spend more time alone. | 当他们花更多的时间孤独。 |
| 198 | so that can sometimes be a negative. | 因此,这有时可以是负面的。 |
| 199 | not all extroverts | 并非所有外向 |
| 200 | feel like that, but some do. | 感觉是这样,但有些人这样做。 |
| 201 | and so that's something to be aware of as well. | 这也是需要注意的 |
| 202 | and extroverts | 和外向 |
| 203 | can often have many friends. | 经常有很多朋友 |
| 204 | they might have a very large circle of friends and they don't feel | 他们可能有一个非常大 朋友圈,他们没有感觉 |
| 205 | anxious about the fact that they have such a big thriving social life. | 担心他们的社会生活如此繁荣 |
| 206 | it's natural for them. | 对他们来说很自然 |
| 207 | and extroverts are often more assertive. | 外向体往往更具有自信。 |
| 208 | so they're not as afraid of confrontation | 所以他们不怕对抗 |
| 209 | as introverts are. | 就像内向论一样 |
| 210 | so extroverts can be more assertive and actually | 因此,外向体可以 更自信和实际上 |
| 211 | be more comfortable saying what they need to say, confronting other people, | 更舒服地说出他们需要说的话 面对别人 |
| 212 | talking about that uncomfortable topic, and just confrontation in general. | 谈论这个不舒服的话题, 和一般的对抗。 |
| 213 | extroverts tend to be | 外向偏转 |
| 214 | more comfortable with that. | 更舒服一点 |
| 215 | so that can be a big advantage of being an extrovert | 因此,这可能是一个很大的优势 作为一个外向者 |
| 216 | because you don't have that same anxiety when it comes to confrontation. | 因为你没有同样的焦虑 当涉及到对抗。 |
| 217 | and one other trait | 和另一个特征 |
| 218 | of extroverts that is sometimes true, not always, but this can sometimes be a weakness, is that | 有时是真实的,但有时可能是一个弱点 |
| 219 | sometimes certain extroverts might be more easily distracted. | 有时某些外向者可能更容易分心. |
| 220 | so remember how i talked about | 所以记住我是怎么谈论的 |
| 221 | introverts being a little bit more quiet and analytical in their thought process. | 内向论在他们的思想过程上比较安静和分析. |
| 222 | introverts often learn through observation and are very thoughtful and spend a lot of time | 内向者常常通过观察来学习,非常周到,花费很多时间 |
| 223 | processing thoughts in their head. | 处理脑中的思想 |
| 224 | extroverts can do that too, but there's also a tendency | 外向者也能做到这一点,但也有倾向 |
| 225 | for some extroverts to be more distracted, maybe less focused, and spend less time | 让一些外向者更分心 可能更不集中 少花时间 |
| 226 | in careful observation, in thoughtful observation. | 仔细观察 仔细观察 |
| 227 | so they might be more distracted | 所以他们可能会更分心 |
| 228 | in certain situations and might not spend as much time just observing one thing and thinking | 在某些情况下 可能不会花那么多时间 仅仅观察一件事 思考 |
| 229 | and processing one idea. | 并处理一个想法。 |
| 230 | they might go from one to the next. | 他们可能从一个到另一个 |
| 231 | you might disagree with that | 你可能不同意这一点 |
| 232 | if you're an extrovert because you might not have that trait, but when i was doing some research | 如果你是一个外向者 因为你可能没有这种特质, 但当我做一些研究 |
| 233 | online that was one of the traits that came up, was that extroverts can sometimes be like that. | 在线上出现了一种特质 即外向体有时会是这样 |
| 234 | so that might be a negative for some extroverts. | 所以对于一些外向者来说 这可能是负数 |
| 235 | and how about the last category, ambiverts. | 最后一类怎么样 怪兽 |
| 236 | so | 这样 |
| 237 | i talked about introverts and extroverts being on the opposite ends of the spectrum, but there are | 我说的是内向和外向 位于光谱的相反端,但有 |
| 238 | also ambiverts, which would kind of be like in the middle. | 也有点像中间的怪兽 |
| 239 | so not completely introverted and not | 所以,不是完全内向和不 |
| 240 | completely extroverted. | 完全颠倒。 |
| 241 | they're kind of in the middle, and i think a lot of people fall in this | 他们有点在中间, 我想很多人都掉在这里 |
| 242 | category here. | 这里的分类。 |
| 243 | a lot of you are probably ambiverts to some degree, and some people might make the | 你们中很多人 在某种程度上可能有些矛盾 一些人可能会 |
| 244 | argument that all of us have extrovert and introvert traits, but some of us are more extroverted | 认为我们每个人都有外向和内向的特质 但我们有些人更具有外向性 |
| 245 | and some of us are more introverted. | 我们中有些人比较内向 |
| 246 | so that might be valid as well, but i want to talk about the | 那也许也是有效的 但我想谈谈 |
| 247 | ambiverts just to talk about the middle ground here, the middle of the scale, because in general | 说到这里的中间点,天平的中间点 因为总的来说 |
| 248 | for me if someone were to ask me are you an introvert or an extrovert, i would 100% say | 如果有人问我 你是内向还是外向 |
| 249 | introvert. | 内向论. |
| 250 | i'm definitely more of an introvert than an extrovert. | 我绝对是一个内向者 比外向者。 |
| 251 | however, if i want to be | 但是,如果我想成为 |
| 252 | a little bit more specific, i would say that i'm more of an ambivert. | 更具体一点,我会说, 我是一个比较矛盾。 |
| 253 | i would say that i'm more of a | 我会说我更是一个 |
| 254 | social introvert. | 社会内向. |
| 255 | that's kind of the phrase that i prefer, because i'm definitely not an extrovert | 我更喜欢这句话 因为我绝对不是一个外向者 |
| 256 | in general. | 总的来说。 |
| 257 | i'm definitely more of an introvert. | 我绝对是一个内向者。 |
| 258 | however, i'm an introvert that can at times | 不过,我是一个内向,有时可以 |
| 259 | seem like an extrovert, and i think that this is the key here when i talk about being | 看起来像一个外向者, 我认为这是这里的关键 当我谈论成为 |
| 260 | an ambivert or a social introvert, is that in certain situations we can actually seem like | 或社会内向, 在某些情况下,我们实际上可以看起来像 |
| 261 | extroverts. | 外转法轮. |
| 262 | so if the context is right, we can start to display a lot of extrovert tendencies | 因此,如果上下文是正确的, 我们可以开始 显示很多外向倾向 |
| 263 | and qualities, but in other situations we're just classic introverts. | 和品质,但在其他情况下 我们只是经典的内向。 |
| 264 | so i'm sure some of you | 所以,我相信你们中的一些人 |
| 265 | might be able to identify with that, that in general you're an introvert. | 一般来说你是一个内向者 |
| 266 | however, | 不过, |
| 267 | there are certain situations where you suddenly change and it's like you're an extrovert. | 有些时候你突然变了 就像你是个外向者 |
| 268 | so depending on the context, the environment, your mood, the topic that people are talking about, | 因此,取决于背景,环境,你的心情, 人们谈论的主题, |
| 269 | who is around you, depending on these factors you might suddenly seem like a complete extrovert | 谁在你身边,取决于这些因素 你可能突然看起来像一个完全的外向者 |
| 270 | and then afterwards go back to being an introvert. | 然后回到内向 |
| 271 | so that's kind of how i feel. | 所以这就是我的感受 |
| 272 | there are certain situations in which i feel like i want to have more attention, i want to talk, | 有些情况下,我想多加注意 我想谈谈 |
| 273 | i want to engage people, i feel outgoing, i feel energized, i want to be around these particular | 我想和别人接触,我觉得自己是外人,我感觉是充满活力的,我想和他们在一起 |
| 274 | people in this situation. | 在这种情况下的人。 |
| 275 | sometimes i actually feel like that, but in general that's not my | 有时候我确实有这种感觉 但总的来讲 这不是我的 |
| 276 | natural feeling. | 自然的感觉 |
| 277 | in general i don't want to be the center of attention, i'm not the most | 一般来说,我不想成为焦点,我不是最 |
| 278 | outgoing person, i really enjoy solitude, i really enjoy being by myself. | 离开的人,我真的很喜欢孤独, 我真的很喜欢一个人。 |
| 279 | i can be by myself | 我可以一个人待着 |
| 280 | for hours or days non-stop and feel great. | 数小时或数天不停 感觉很好 |
| 281 | so obviously i'm an introvert because an extrovert | 很明显我是内向者 因为外向者 |
| 282 | wouldn't say that. | 不会这么说的 |
| 283 | however, in certain situations it's like someone flips a switch and then i'm an | 但是,在某些情况下,它就像有人 翻开开关,然后我是 |
| 284 | extrovert. | 外转法轮. |
| 285 | when we say that someone flips a switch, think of someone turning a light on. | 当我们说有人打开开关时 想想有人打开灯 |
| 286 | they're flipping the light switch and suddenly it's light. | 他们翻开灯开关 突然就变轻了 |
| 287 | so this is a figurative expression | 所以,这是一个比喻式的表达 |
| 288 | that we use to talk about something changing in an instant. | 我们经常在一瞬间谈论一些变化 |
| 289 | so sometimes it's like someone flipped | 所以有时候好像有人翻了 |
| 290 | a switch and i'm suddenly an extrovert. | 开关,我突然变成外向者了 |
| 291 | however, even in those situations, after the situation is | 然而,即使在这些情况之后,情况也依然如此。 |
| 292 | over, after i go home let's say, i feel drained. | 结束,我回家后,让我们说, 我感觉排水。 |
| 293 | so even when i act and feel like an extrovert, | 即使我表现得像个外向者 |
| 294 | afterwards i want my solitude, i want to be alone. | 之后我想独自一人 |
| 295 | so as you can see i'm not an extrovert, but i'm a | 所以,你可以看到 我不是一个外向者, 但我是一个 |
| 296 | social introvert. | 社会内向. |
| 297 | i enjoy talking to people, i enjoy conversation, i enjoy social contexts. | 我喜欢与人交谈, 我喜欢交谈, 我喜欢社交环境。 |
| 298 | however, in these contexts i often feel more reserved, i feel drained, i don't want to be | 但是,在这样的情况下,我常常觉得 更保留,我感觉 耗尽,我不想成为 |
| 299 | the center of attention. | 专注中心。 |
| 300 | so i'm more introverted in that sense. | 所以我更内向 从这个意义上。 |
| 301 | and what's the best thing to be? | 和什么是最好的事情吗? |
| 302 | is it best to be an introvert, an extrovert, an ambivert? | 最好是内向,外向,矛盾? |
| 303 | well, there's no best thing, of course. | 当然没有最好的事 |
| 304 | this is just our personality. | 这只是我们的个性。 |
| 305 | however, i think it's best for us to understand and identify | 然而,我认为最好让我们了解和识别 |
| 306 | what type of person we are and then focus on the possible weaknesses that we might have because | 我们是什么类型的人 然后专注于 我们可能存在的弱点 |
| 307 | we're an introvert or because we're an extrovert or because we're an ambivert. | 我们是一个内向者 或者因为我们是一个外向者 或者因为我们是一个矛盾者。 |
| 308 | focus on the | 重点 |
| 309 | weaknesses, the things that can be difficult for us, and try to train in those areas because you | 弱点,那些对我们来说很困难的事情 试着在那些方面训练,因为你 |
| 310 | can get better at certain things. | 在某些方面会更好 |
| 311 | if you're an introvert you can train yourself and get better | 如果你是一个内向 你可以训练自己 并变得更好 |
| 312 | in social settings. | 在社会环境中。 |
| 313 | you can do that. | 你可以做到这一点。 |
| 314 | and if you're an extrovert you can train yourself | 如果你是一个外向者 你可以训练自己 |
| 315 | to enjoy solitude more so you can get better in these areas. | 享受更多的孤独 这样你就可以在这些方面变得更好。 |
| 316 | so in summary, i think that | 简而言之,我认为 |
| 317 | there's no best type, but we should all focus on improving our weaknesses in these areas. | 没有最好的类型, 但我们都应该专注于改善 我们在这些领域的弱点。 |
| 318 | all right, i hope this episode was interesting for you and it was good practice for your listening. | 好吧,我希望这个剧集是有趣的 你和它很好的做法,你的听。 |
| 319 | if you feel ready, i encourage you to sign up for my us conversations podcast so you can practice | 如果你准备好,我鼓励你报名参加我们的对话 播客,让你可以练习 |
| 320 | with real conversations and actually understand multiple people when they're talking to each | 与真正的对话 并真正理解 多人当他们说话 |
| 321 | other. | 其他费用。 |
| 322 | that's a really important step in your language learning process to be able to understand | 这是你语言学习过程中 真正重要的一步 才能理解 |
| 323 | multiple native speakers talking with each other. | 多个本地演说者互相交谈. |
| 324 | so go down and click on the link below to sign up. | 点击下面的链接报名 |
| 325 | 这是Patreon.com 把我们的谈话剪掉. | |
| 326 | and if you want my training to help you become a | 如果你想让我的训练 帮助你成为一个 |
| 327 | listener and to pronounce better, then make sure to sign up for my membership. | 听好并发声,然后确保报名加入我。 |
| 328 | the link is also | 链接是 |
| 329 | down below. | 下来。 |
| 330 | and if you like this podcast, please share it with anyone else you know who's learning | 如果你喜欢这个播客, 请分享给其他人 你知道谁在学习 |
| 331 | english and give it a five star rating and write a review. | 英文并给予五星评分,写评论. |
| 332 | all right, thank you for listening to | 好吧,谢谢你的聆听 |
| 333 | this episode and i'll talk to you on the next episode of listening time. | 这集,我会跟你谈谈 在下一集的监听时间。 |
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发布于 2026-08-09 · 时长 26:21字幕摘录
| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | welcome to the listening time podcast. | 欢迎收听时间播客。 |
| 0:03 | Hey everybody this is Connor and you're listening | 大家好,这是康纳,你在听 |
| 0:06 | to episode 133 of the listening time podcast. | 播放时间播客第133集 |
| 0:12 | I hope you're all doing excellent and I want to | 希望你们都表现的很好,我想 |
| 0:17 | wish you a Merry Christmas around this time when this episode is released. | 祝你圣诞快乐 此时此刻,这集发布。 |
| 0:25 | I think Christmas will | 我想圣诞节会 |
| 0:27 | be in about a week if I'm not mistaken and that's actually the topic of today's episode. | 如果我没搞错的话,大概一个星期之内就到 这才是今天节目的主题 |
| 0:37 | We're going | 我们要走了 |
| 0:37 | to talk about Christmas and specifically what Christmas is like in the US. | 谈谈圣诞节 具体说来圣诞节在美国是什么样子 |
| 0:45 | I'm sure that a lot | 我肯定这很多 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | welcome to the listening time podcast. | 欢迎收听时间播客。 |
| 2 | Hey everybody this is Connor and you're listening | 大家好,这是康纳,你在听 |
| 3 | to episode 133 of the listening time podcast. | 播放时间播客第133集 |
| 4 | I hope you're all doing excellent and I want to | 希望你们都表现的很好,我想 |
| 5 | wish you a Merry Christmas around this time when this episode is released. | 祝你圣诞快乐 此时此刻,这集发布。 |
| 6 | I think Christmas will | 我想圣诞节会 |
| 7 | be in about a week if I'm not mistaken and that's actually the topic of today's episode. | 如果我没搞错的话,大概一个星期之内就到 这才是今天节目的主题 |
| 8 | We're going | 我们要走了 |
| 9 | to talk about Christmas and specifically what Christmas is like in the US. | 谈谈圣诞节 具体说来圣诞节在美国是什么样子 |
| 10 | I'm sure that a lot | 我肯定这很多 |
| 11 | are interested in this topic. | 对这一主题感兴趣。 |
| 12 | This is a really big deal in the US. | 这在美国是件大事 |
| 13 | The Christmas season is really | 圣诞节真是 |
| 14 | important and it's very unique in this country so I'm happy to talk about that today. | 这在这个国家很独特 所以我很高兴今天再谈这个 |
| 15 | I'm sure I've | 我肯定我已经 |
| 16 | mentioned certain aspects about Christmas in other episodes but I wanted to do a full episode | 在其他剧集里提到了圣诞节的某些方面 但我想做一个完整的剧集 |
| 17 | dedicated to this topic today so hopefully it will be interesting and educational for you. | 今天专门讨论这一主题,希望这对你们来说是有趣和教育的。 |
| 18 | And before we start remember that if you need my help to understand native speakers when they speak | 在我们开始之前,记住,如果你需要我的帮助来理解 本地人说话的时候 |
| 19 | fast then make sure to join my membership so you can access my listening practice seminars | 那就快点加入我的会籍 这样你就可以参加我的听课会了 |
| 20 | where I help you understand the real sounds of English when people speak at normal speed. | 在那里,我帮助你理解真正的英语的声音 当人们说话的正常速度。 |
| 21 | The link is down below in the episode description that's patreon.com | 链接在下面的插曲描述是patreon.com |
| 22 | listening time and of course if you want my US conversations podcast | 如果你需要我的美国对话播客 |
| 23 | where I speak to other native speakers from around the country then make sure to sign up | 在那里我跟来自全国各地的本地人说话 然后确保报名 |
| 24 | for that podcast. | 为播客。 |
| 25 | 连线也落到Patreon.com的下面, | |
| 26 | And if you like this podcast please share it with any other English learners that you know | 如果你喜欢这个播客 请跟其他的英语学习者分享 |
| 27 | and please give it a five star rating and write a review. | 请给予五星评分,写评论. |
| 28 | All right let's get started. | 好了,开始吧 |
| 29 | Are your ears ready? | 耳朵准备好了吗? |
| 30 | You know what time it is. | 你知道现在几点了 |
| 31 | It's listening time. | 是时谛听. |
| 32 | Okay let's talk about Christmas | 好吧,让我们谈谈圣诞节 |
| 33 | in the US. | 在美国 |
| 34 | First of all I want to mention that Christmas is usually considered by most people | 首先我想说的是 圣诞节通常被大多数人考虑 |
| 35 | to be the most important holiday in the US. | 成为美国最重要的节日 |
| 36 | I already mentioned this in the episode about | 我已经在剧集里提到了这个 |
| 37 | Thanksgiving but I want to repeat it here today. | 感恩节 但我今天想在这里重复一遍 |
| 38 | Thanksgiving is not the most important holiday | 感恩节不是最重要的节日 |
| 39 | in the US but for some reason a lot of people from other countries think this. | 在美国,但出于某种原因,来自其他国家的很多人都这样认为。 |
| 40 | They think that | 他们认为 |
| 41 | Thanksgiving is the most important holiday here but most people would consider Christmas | 感恩节是这里最重要的节日 但大多数人会考虑圣诞节 |
| 42 | to be the most important holiday. | 作为最重要的节日。 |
| 43 | So there are a lot of reasons for this. | 故此因缘甚多. |
| 44 | Of course at the heart | 当然是心脏 |
| 45 | of Christmas is the religious aspect of the holiday. | 圣诞节是节日的宗教方面。 |
| 46 | The reason why Christmas exists | 圣诞节存在的原因 |
| 47 | right it's to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ. | 是庆祝耶稣基督诞生 |
| 48 | So Christians in the US will really value | 所以美国的基督徒会真正珍惜 |
| 49 | Christmas because it's the celebration of the birth of our Lord and Savior. | 圣诞节是因为庆祝我们的主和救世主的诞生. |
| 50 | Right there's a huge reason to celebrate if you're a Christian but even if you're not religious | 如果你是基督教徒 也值得庆贺 即使你没有宗教信仰 |
| 51 | this holiday is probably still the most important one throughout the year because it's become a | 这可能是一年中最重要的节日 因为这个节日变成了 |
| 52 | holiday that most people celebrate whether or not they regard the religious aspect of it. | 节日,大多数人庆祝他们是否考虑到宗教方面。 |
| 53 | So it's still big just in society beyond just the religious population. | 所以在社会上,它仍然很大 不仅仅是宗教人口。 |
| 54 | So there is the religious | 所以,这是宗教 |
| 55 | significance, the reason for the holiday obviously. | 很明显是假期的原因 |
| 56 | However it's also a really big holiday | 不过也是个大节日 |
| 57 | for other people and for other reasons as well and we have a whole season around Christmas. | 我们有一个整个季节 在圣诞节。 |
| 58 | There's the Christmas season so the whole month of December is special in the US. | 圣诞节是圣诞节 所以整个12月在美国很特别 |
| 59 | This month feels different, it looks different, it sounds different. | 这个月的感觉不同,看起来不同,听起来也不同. |
| 60 | You can tell that it's the | 你可以看到,这是 |
| 61 | Christmas season anytime in December and I'll talk a little more about that in just a minute | 12月的圣诞节,我再多谈一下 |
| 62 | but yeah we have a whole season around Christmas. | 但是,我们有一个整个季节 在圣诞节。 |
| 63 | That's how significant | 这才重要 |
| 64 | this holiday is and of course it's a really big family holiday. | 这个节日当然是大家庭节日 |
| 65 | Usually | 通常情况 |
| 66 | this is a day when you get together with your family and you eat together and you have | 今天你和家人在一起 一起吃饭 |
| 67 | this time as a family like Thanksgiving. | 这次是感恩节一样的家庭 |
| 68 | Thanksgiving also has that aspect as well | 感恩节也有这个方面 |
| 69 | but Christmas does too and for me Christmas has more of that. | 但圣诞节也一样 对我来说 圣诞节还有更多 |
| 70 | It's on another level so Christmas | 在另一个关卡 所以圣诞节 |
| 71 | is really significant for its family aspect as well and we have a Christmas culture I would call | 我们有一个圣诞节文化,我要称之为 |
| 72 | it. | 这个 |
| 73 | In the US we have a whole culture that is related to this holiday so there are a lot of | 在美国,我们有一个完整的文化 与此节日有关 所以有很多 |
| 74 | things that are specific to Christmas that suddenly appear around this time of year | 每年这个时候突然出现的 圣诞节特有的东西 |
| 75 | and a lot of things become different and people do different things. | 和很多事情变得不同 人们做不同的事情。 |
| 76 | They even act differently | 他们甚至有不同的行为 |
| 77 | sometimes around this season so there's a whole separate culture when it comes to Christmas. | 有时候在这个季节里 所以圣诞节的时候 有一个完全不同的文化 |
| 78 | Let me talk a little bit about that. | 让我来谈谈 |
| 79 | So during the Christmas season what happens? | 圣诞节会怎么样? |
| 80 | Well first of all let me talk about when this season is. | 好吧,首先让我谈谈 当这个季节是。 |
| 81 | So I think that technically the | 所以我认为技术上 |
| 82 | Christmas season starts right after Thanksgiving. | 圣诞节从感恩节开始 |
| 83 | For some people the Christmas season starts even | 对有些人来说,圣诞节的开始是偶数 |
| 84 | earlier. | 刚才 |
| 85 | They already get in the Christmas spirit earlier on in the year. | 今年早些时候,他们已经进入了圣诞精神。 |
| 86 | However I think that | 不过我觉得 |
| 87 | for most people after Thanksgiving it's Christmas time. | 对大多数感恩节后的人来说 现在是圣诞节了 |
| 88 | It's the Christmas season. | 今天是圣诞节 |
| 89 | So this starts at the end of November of course and then it continues on through December so we | 所以这当然是从11月底开始的 然后一直持续到12月 |
| 90 | have multiple weeks. | 有好几个星期。 |
| 91 | We have a full month where everything feels like Christmas. | 我们有一个完整的月 在那里,一切都感觉像圣诞节。 |
| 92 | The season | 这个季节 |
| 93 | {\fn黑体\fs22\bord1\shad0\3aHBE\4aH00\fscx67\fscy66\2cHFFFFFF\3cH808080}全速前进 | |
| 94 | In English when we say that something is in full swing we're saying that | 在英语中,当我们说 东西在完全摇摆,我们说 |
| 95 | you are now in this period. | 你现在在这个时期。 |
| 96 | You are in this season. | 你是在这个季节。 |
| 97 | It is happening now completely. | 它正在完全发生。 |
| 98 | So | 这么说 |
| 99 | by the time December comes the Christmas season is in full swing and you start to see | 到了12月 圣诞节开始 开始看 |
| 100 | this Christmas culture all around you. | 这圣诞文化 周围你。 |
| 101 | So there is the visual aspect of this Christmas season. | 所以这个圣诞节的视觉方面。 |
| 102 | So of course the decorations are a big part of this and Christmas decorations usually | 当然,装饰是其中的一大部分 圣诞节装饰通常 |
| 103 | come up after Thanksgiving and they're taken down in January usually at the beginning of January. | 感恩节过后过来 他们通常在1月初被打倒 |
| 104 | That's usually when you'll see these decorations. | 通常这时候你会看到这些装饰. |
| 105 | However sometimes you'll see them even earlier | 不过有时你会早点见到他们 |
| 106 | than that and you'll see them stay up even later than the beginning of January. | 你会看到他们晚于一月初 |
| 107 | But | 不过 |
| 108 | usually most people have their decorations up throughout the month of December throughout | 通常大部分人在整个12月都有装饰 |
| 109 | that whole month. | 那整个月。 |
| 110 | And we have some special areas throughout our cities where we have | 整个城市都有特殊区域 |
| 111 | really really cool Christmas decorations and Christmas lights. | 非常酷的圣诞装饰和圣诞灯 |
| 112 | So if you visit the U.S. | 如果你去美国的话 |
| 113 | during the month of December and you're in a big city there will probably be multiple neighborhoods | 在12月,你在一个大城市里 可能会有多个街区 |
| 114 | where the whole neighborhood has really incredible Christmas decorations. | 整个街区都有令人难以置信的圣诞装饰 |
| 115 | And each neighborhood that does this has a different nickname, a name for itself. | 每一个做这件事的邻居 都有不同的绰号 自己的名字 |
| 116 | So | 这么说 |
| 117 | the name might be Candy Cane Lane or Starlight Circle or something like that. | 这个名字可能是糖果甘蔗巷 或者星光圆圈之类的 |
| 118 | And people will | 人们会 |
| 119 | go from different parts of the city to see this neighborhood and see all of the decorations | 从城市的不同地方去看看这个街区 看看所有的装饰 |
| 120 | and the lights there. | 还有那里的灯光 |
| 121 | This is a really cool tradition that we have in the U.S. during the | 我们在美国有一个很酷的传统 |
| 122 | month of December. | 十二月 of. |
| 123 | I'm excited to take my family to see some of these neighborhoods this season. | 我很高兴能带我的家人 去看这些街区 |
| 124 | And they sometimes sell things in these neighborhoods at night when a lot of people | 有时他们晚上在附近卖东西 当很多人 |
| 125 | are walking through the neighborhood. | 穿过附近 |
| 126 | They might sell hot chocolate or cookies or other snacks. | 他们可能卖热巧克力或饼干或其他小吃。 |
| 127 | It's a whole experience when you do this. | 你这样做是完全的经验。 |
| 128 | So that's a really cool thing. | 这真是件很酷的事。 |
| 129 | And there's also the audio aspect of the Christmas season. | 还有圣诞季的音频方面. |
| 130 | I talked about the visual | 我说的是视觉 |
| 131 | aspect but there's also the audio aspect because there is Christmas music | 方面,但也有 音频方面,因为有圣诞音乐 |
| 132 | everywhere. | 到处都是 |
| 133 | Everywhere you turn you hear Christmas music. | 你到处都听到圣诞音乐 |
| 134 | By the way when we say | 顺便说一句 |
| 135 | everywhere you turn we just mean everywhere you go, everywhere you look, everywhere around you. | 无论你变成什么样子,我们只是指你走到哪里,你走到哪里,你看到哪里,你周围到处都是。 |
| 136 | Everywhere you turn there's Christmas music playing. | 到处都有圣诞音乐演奏 |
| 137 | When you walk into a store | 当你走进商店 |
| 138 | if they have music at that store chances are it's Christmas music. | 如果他们有音乐 在商店的机会 是圣诞节的音乐。 |
| 139 | And we have a whole genre | 我们有一个完整的流派 |
| 140 | of music here called Christmas music. | 这里的音乐叫圣诞音乐 |
| 141 | Musical artists release Christmas albums specifically | 音乐艺术家特别发行圣诞专辑 |
| 142 | for this season. | 这个季节。 |
| 143 | So there is a whole genre dedicated to Christmas music. | 因此,有一个完整的流派 专门用于圣诞节音乐。 |
| 144 | That's something | 好样的 |
| 145 | that you'll hear everywhere. | 你会听到到处。 |
| 146 | Everywhere you go you hear Christmas music. | 随处听圣诞音乐 |
| 147 | It sounds like Christmas | 听起来像圣诞节 |
| 148 | during this month. | 在这个月里 |
| 149 | And people watch Christmas movies. | 人们看圣诞电影。 |
| 150 | This is a genre of movies here in the US. | 这是美国电影的流派 |
| 151 | We have Christmas movies. | 我们有圣诞电影。 |
| 152 | There are tons and tons of Christmas movies. | 圣诞电影有数以吨计. |
| 153 | And some families have the | 一些家庭拥有 |
| 154 | tradition of watching the same Christmas movie or the same Christmas movies every year. | 每年看同一部圣诞电影或同一部圣诞电影的传统。 |
| 155 | And they've | 他们已经 |
| 156 | already seen those movies 20 times but they continue to watch them every year because it's | 已经看过20次电影了 但是他们继续每年看 因为它是 |
| 157 | tradition during the Christmas season. | 圣诞节的传统。 |
| 158 | My sister does this. | 我妹妹这样做。 |
| 159 | I think she watches a lot of Christmas | 我觉得她看了很多圣诞节 |
| 160 | movies and rewatches them every year. | 电影和每年重看。 |
| 161 | I don't really do this but when I was a kid there were | 我真的不这样做,但当我还是个孩子的时候,有 |
| 162 | couple Christmas movies that I really liked and I watched them year after year. | 几部我很喜欢的圣诞电影 我年复一年地看 |
| 163 | So I participated | 所以我参加了 |
| 164 | in that a little bit when I was younger. | 当我年轻的时候, 一点点。 |
| 165 | And there are Christmas cards that you see | 还有圣诞卡,你看 |
| 166 | in people's houses. | 在人们的家里。 |
| 167 | A Christmas card is a card that you make by taking a picture | 圣诞卡是一张你拍的卡 |
| 168 | oftentimes with a professional photographer. | 经常跟专业摄影师在一起 |
| 169 | Not always but sometimes you take a picture | 并不总是,但有时你拍照 |
| 170 | during this season with you and your family and then you create these Christmas cards | 在这个赛季里,你和你的家人 一起创作圣诞卡片 |
| 171 | and you send these Christmas cards to your friends and your family members. | 你把这些圣诞卡寄给你的朋友和家人 |
| 172 | And some people write something on these Christmas cards. | 有人在圣诞卡上写了些什么 |
| 173 | Some people write things about what | 有些人写的东西 |
| 174 | each person in their family has done this year. | 每个人的家人今年都这样做了。 |
| 175 | They give you an update on the life of the different | 他们给你关于不同民族生活的最新情况 |
| 176 | family members. | 家庭成员。 |
| 177 | Some people do that with these cards but other people just put the names of each | 有些人用这些牌来做 但其他人只要把每个牌的名字 |
| 178 | person on the card or maybe they just put the last name of the family. | 也许他们只是把 家庭的姓。 |
| 179 | But the picture is the most | 但是,这张照片是最 |
| 180 | important part and people will put these Christmas cards on their refrigerator. | 人们会把这些圣诞卡放在冰箱里 |
| 181 | They'll use a magnet | 他们会用磁铁 |
| 182 | to stick these cards from different people on their refrigerator or somewhere else in the house | 把这些来自不同人群的卡片贴在冰箱里或者别的地方 |
| 183 | sometimes. | 有时 |
| 184 | And so you can see the pictures of all their different friends and family members | 你可以看到他们所有朋友和家人的照片 |
| 185 | there on the fridge. | 冰箱那边 |
| 186 | So that's something that's really big here in the U.S. but I don't think | 在美国,这是件大事 但我不认为 |
| 187 | that's a big thing in other countries. | 这在其他国家是件大事 |
| 188 | But that's another thing that happens during the Christmas | 但圣诞节又发生了一件事 |
| 189 | season. | 季节。 |
| 190 | And of course there's the food. | 当然还有食物 |
| 191 | I haven't mentioned that but the food during the Christmas | 我没提过,不过圣诞节吃的 |
| 192 | season is very particular to Christmas. | 对圣诞节来说,季节是非常特别的。 |
| 193 | So there are a lot of different types of foods that we only | 所以,有很多不同的种类的食物 我们只有 |
| 194 | eat during Christmas or during Thanksgiving. | 在圣诞节或感恩节期间吃饭。 |
| 195 | And there are a lot of flavors that change during this | 这期间有很多味道变化 |
| 196 | season. | 季节。 |
| 197 | So certain foods or drinks will have holiday flavors, Christmas flavors during November | 所以某些食物或饮料在11月会有节日风味,圣诞节风味 |
| 198 | and December. | 和12月的会议。 |
| 199 | You'll see a lot of flavors that incorporate certain fruits or other things | 你会看到很多味道 包含某些水果或其他东西 |
| 200 | that are related to this season. | 与本赛季有关 |
| 201 | And there are certain drinks especially that are like | 有些饮料特别喜欢 |
| 202 | holiday drinks like eggnog for example. | 比如说节日喝的像蛋酒 |
| 203 | That's something that you buy during the Christmas season | 你圣诞节买的 |
| 204 | but not at any other time during the year. | 但一年中没有其他时间 |
| 205 | So that aspect, the food and the drinks, | 食物和饮料 |
| 206 | that changes and that becomes Christmassy during this time. | 在这段时间里,这变成了圣诞节 |
| 207 | And one other thing that also changes | 还有一件事也改变了 |
| 208 | is there's something that we might call Christmas cheer. | 有件事我们可以称之为圣诞欢呼。 |
| 209 | So cheer refers to happiness, being | 所以欢呼是指快乐,是 |
| 210 | bright and hopeful and happy and smiley. | 明亮充满希望 快乐和微笑 |
| 211 | This is cheer. | 这是欢呼声。 |
| 212 | So during this season | 所以在这个赛季 |
| 213 | people might seem a little bit more cheerful in public. | 人们在公众场合似乎会更快乐一点。 |
| 214 | People will greet you or they will | 人们会欢迎你,或者他们会 |
| 215 | say goodbye to you with a Merry Christmas or something like that. | 跟你道别 圣诞快乐之类的 |
| 216 | And you can sometimes | 有时候你可以 |
| 217 | feel like people have this cheer and are a little bit nicer during this time of year. | 感觉像人们有这种欢呼, 并是一个有点好 在每年的这个时候。 |
| 218 | And so that's a good thing as well. | 所以这是件好事 |
| 219 | That's something nice regarding the Christmas season. | 这对圣诞节来说不错 |
| 220 | As you can see, during the Christmas season you feel Christmas everywhere. | 如你所见,在圣诞节期间,你到处都感受到圣诞节. |
| 221 | You feel it all around | 你到处都感觉到了 |
| 222 | you. | 你们 |
| 223 | And talking specifically about the days, December 24th and December 25th, I also wanted | 具体地说,12月24日和12月25日,我也想 |
| 224 | to mention that in the U.S. Christmas is December 25th. | 在美国圣诞节是12月25日 |
| 225 | Christmas Eve is what we call December 24th. | 圣诞夜是我们所谓的12月24日。 |
| 226 | However, Christmas Day, December 25th, this is the day. | 然而,圣诞节,12月25日,这是一天。 |
| 227 | This is the most important day. | 这是最重要的一天。 |
| 228 | The 24th is also very important. | 第24话也非常重要. |
| 229 | However, Christmas is December 25th. | 然而,圣诞节是12月25日. |
| 230 | In other countries, | 在其他国家, |
| 231 | December 24th is the important day and then the 25th isn't quite that important. | 12月24日是重要的一天,然后25日就不那么重要了. |
| 232 | However, in the U.S. it's not like this. | 然而,在美国却不是这样的. |
| 233 | People don't usually stay up all night on December 24th | 人们通常不会在12月24日整夜不睡 |
| 234 | and have this big party into the early hours of the morning and then go to bed really, really late. | 早上一大早开派对 然后上床睡觉很晚 |
| 235 | That's not the traditional custom in the U.S. | 这不是美国的传统习俗. |
| 236 | Some people might do that, but that's not | 有些人可能这样做,但这不是 |
| 237 | what's most common, I think. | 我觉得最常见的是什么 |
| 238 | Most people really enjoy Christmas Eve and many people celebrate | 大部分人喜欢圣诞夜 很多人庆祝 |
| 239 | on that day. | 当日, |
| 240 | However, they probably go to bed at a normal time and kids usually go to bed | 不过,他们很可能在正常时间睡觉 孩子们通常都睡觉 |
| 241 | fairly early and then people wake up early on Christmas morning on December 25th. | 然后人们在12月25日圣诞节早上醒来 |
| 242 | Kids especially love waking up really early on Christmas Day and going to open their presence. | 孩子们特别喜欢在圣诞节很早醒来 并开始露面 |
| 243 | That's a really big tradition in the U.S. December 24th and December 25th are both really important. | 这在美国的12月24日和12月25日都是非常重要的传统. |
| 244 | However, the 25th is Christmas. | 然而,25号是圣诞节. |
| 245 | That is the day. | 这就是今天。 |
| 246 | That's Christmas for us. | 这是我们的圣诞节。 |
| 247 | I also just wanted to mention that. | 我也只想提到这一点。 |
| 248 | One other thing I wanted to mention is the weather. | 还有一件事我想说的是天气 |
| 249 | If you live in a place in the U.S. that has four seasons, that has a real winter, | 如果你住在美国一个有四个季节的地方 有个真正的冬天 |
| 250 | people often hope for a white Christmas. | 人们常常希望有一个白色的圣诞节。 |
| 251 | When we say a white Christmas, we're talking about | 当我们说一个白色的圣诞节, 我们谈论 |
| 252 | a Christmas when it snows. | 圣诞节下雪的时候 |
| 253 | There's snow on the ground and it's white. | 地上积雪而白. |
| 254 | So people really like this | 所以人们真的喜欢这样 |
| 255 | in the U.S. because the snow makes it feel like Christmas. | 在美国,因为雪让人感觉像圣诞节. |
| 256 | I don't live in a city where it snows, | 我不住在一个下雪的城市 |
| 257 | so this doesn't exist here. | 所以这里是不存在的 |
| 258 | But in other places, this is something that people really like and | 但是在其他地方, 这是人们真正喜欢的东西, |
| 259 | Christmas feels like a holiday where you're supposed to be inside, warm with your family, | 圣诞节就像一个假期 你应该在里面, 温暖你的家人, |
| 260 | oftentimes with a fire in the fireplace. | 经常在壁炉里起火 |
| 261 | The fireplace is the part of your house | 壁炉是你的房子的一部分 |
| 262 | where you can light a fire and then the smoke goes up through the chimney. | 可以点火 然后烟雾从烟囱中升起 |
| 263 | And in the U.S., | 而在美国, |
| 264 | many people live in houses versus apartments. | 许多人住在房屋与公寓之间。 |
| 265 | Of course, a lot of people live in apartments too, | 当然,很多人住在公寓里 |
| 266 | but here many, many people live in houses more than people in a lot of other countries. | 但在这里,很多人 住在房子 多于人们 在很多其他国家。 |
| 267 | So here it's common to have a fireplace and you can light a fire and feel warm and cozy by the | 这里常见的是壁炉 你可以点燃火 感受温暖舒适 |
| 268 | fire with your family, drinking a warm drink like hot chocolate or something, and enjoy that | 和家人一起喝酒 像热巧克力什么的 享受吧 |
| 269 | atmosphere, that nice environment and see the snow outside. | 大气层, 良好的环境 和看到外面的雪。 |
| 270 | People really love that in the U.S. | 在美国人们真的很喜欢这个。 |
| 271 | Again, I don't have that because I live in Southern California, but that's kind of the | 再说一次,我没有,因为我住在南加州, 但这是种 |
| 272 | romantic image of Christmas that a lot of people have. | 圣诞节的浪漫形象 很多人都有 |
| 273 | So that's Christmas in the U.S. | 这就是美国的圣诞节。 |
| 274 | There are many other things that I didn't mention, but I wanted to give you a feel for this season | 我还有很多事情没提,但我想给你这个赛季的感觉 |
| 275 | and the Christmas culture that we have. | 还有我们拥有的圣诞文化 |
| 276 | And I love Christmas. | 我爱圣诞节 |
| 277 | It's my favorite holiday. | 这是我最喜欢的节日 |
| 278 | And for me, it's the only thing I like about the winter season because I don't like the winter. | 对我而言,这是我唯一喜欢的冬季,因为我不喜欢冬季. |
| 279 | It's too cold for me. | 对我来说太冷了 |
| 280 | The days are too short. | 诸天太短. |
| 281 | I like the sun. | 我喜欢阳光 |
| 282 | I like being outside. | 我喜欢在外面 |
| 283 | I like the warm weather. | 我喜欢温暖的天气 |
| 284 | So Christmas is the only thing that I really look forward to | 所以圣诞节是我唯一真正期待的 |
| 285 | in the winter. | 在冬季。 |
| 286 | It's okay if it's a little bit colder and darker because we have all the | 没关系,如果它有点冷 和黑暗,因为我们有所有的 |
| 287 | decorations and lights and the Christmas atmosphere. | 装饰、灯光和圣诞气氛 |
| 288 | However, when Christmas is over, | 然而,当圣诞节结束后, |
| 289 | then I want it to be spring or summer again. | 然后我要它再次是春天或夏天。 |
| 290 | But I love Christmas and I'm looking forward to | 但我喜欢圣诞节 我期待着 |
| 291 | this year. | 今年, |
| 292 | Okay, that's it for today. | 好了,今天就到这里 |
| 293 | I hope you enjoyed this episode. | 希望你喜欢这集 |
| 294 | Remember that if you need | 记住,如果你需要 |
| 295 | my help understanding native speakers when they speak fast, make sure to join my membership | 我帮助理解 当地发言者,当他们说话快, 确保加入我的成员。 |
| 296 | so you can get my listening training. | 这样你就能得到我的听力训练了 |
| 297 | The link is down below. | 链接在下面。 |
| 298 | 这是Patreon.com的斜线听 | |
| 299 | time. | 时间。 |
| 300 | And you can also sign up for my U.S. conversations podcast. | 你可以报名参加我的美国对话播客 |
| 301 | The link is also down | 连线也断了 |
| 302 | below. | 见下文。 |
| 303 | 那是Patreon.com 把我们的谈话剪掉 | |
| 304 | And if you like this podcast, please share it and | 如果你喜欢这个播客 请分享 |
| 305 | please write a review and give it a five star rating. | 请写一篇评论,给予五星评分. |
| 306 | And I want to wish you a Merry Christmas | 祝你圣诞快乐 |
| 307 | if you're listening to this around Christmas time. | 如果你在圣诞节的时候听这个的话 |
| 308 | And thank you all for listening. | 谢谢大家的聆听 |
| 309 | And I'll | 我会 |
| 310 | talk to you on the next episode of listening time. | 跟你谈谈下一集的监听时间。 |
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| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | Welcome to the Listening Time Podcast. | 欢迎收听时间播客。 |
| 0:03 | Hey everybody, this is Connor and you're listening | 各位,这是康纳,你们在听 |
| 0:06 | to episode 135 of the Listening Time Podcast. | 至收听时间播客第135集. |
| 0:13 | I hope you all had a good end of the year and I | 我希望你们都有一个好的年底 我 |
| 0:18 | hope that you're ready for 2024 and that you're motivated to make this a good year for you. | 希望你们能做好2024年的准备,并积极为你们创造美好的一年。 |
| 0:28 | And at the time of recording this, it's still November. | 而在记录这个的时候,仍然是十一月. |
| 0:32 | I'm recording this very early. | 我录的很早。 |
| 0:35 | However, | 不过, |
| 0:36 | when this is released, it will be 2024. | 当这个发布,它将是2024。 |
| 0:41 | So I want to make sure to wish you all a happy new year. | 所以,我想确保 祝你们新年快乐。 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Welcome to the Listening Time Podcast. | 欢迎收听时间播客。 |
| 2 | Hey everybody, this is Connor and you're listening | 各位,这是康纳,你们在听 |
| 3 | to episode 135 of the Listening Time Podcast. | 至收听时间播客第135集. |
| 4 | I hope you all had a good end of the year and I | 我希望你们都有一个好的年底 我 |
| 5 | hope that you're ready for 2024 and that you're motivated to make this a good year for you. | 希望你们能做好2024年的准备,并积极为你们创造美好的一年。 |
| 6 | And at the time of recording this, it's still November. | 而在记录这个的时候,仍然是十一月. |
| 7 | I'm recording this very early. | 我录的很早。 |
| 8 | However, | 不过, |
| 9 | when this is released, it will be 2024. | 当这个发布,它将是2024。 |
| 10 | So I want to make sure to wish you all a happy new year. | 所以,我想确保 祝你们新年快乐。 |
| 11 | And in today's episode, I want to talk about the fact that it's going to be a new year | 而在今天的剧集里 我想谈谈这个事实 即将是新的一年 |
| 12 | when this episode is released. | 当此集发布时. |
| 13 | Like I said, it's not a new year for me | 我说过了,这对我来说不是新年 |
| 14 | yet. | 还没有。 |
| 15 | It's still November. | 还十一月. |
| 16 | But when this is released, it will be a new year and I want to have | 但当这个发布, 这将是一个新的一年 我想有 |
| 17 | a new mindset. | 一种新的心态。 |
| 18 | So this episode will be mostly for myself. | 所以这集将主要为我自己。 |
| 19 | I want to talk about some of the things | 我想谈一些事情 |
| 20 | that I want to change about my mindset. | 我想改变我的心态 |
| 21 | But I think that you might also benefit | 但我认为你也会受益 |
| 22 | from it because maybe these are also changes that you can make to benefit your mindset this year. | 因为也许这些也是你今年可以做的改变 来帮助你的思维。 |
| 23 | So I think that this will be a good topic. | 因此,我认为这将是一个很好的主题。 |
| 24 | Even though I'm talking to myself here, | 虽然我在这里自言自语 |
| 25 | I am also going to relate it to people in general. | 我还要把它和一般人联系起来。 |
| 26 | So hopefully you'll benefit from this. | 所以希望你能从中得到好处 |
| 27 | And before we continue, remember that if you want to really improve your listening this year | 在我们继续之前,请记住 如果你真的想改善你今年的听力 |
| 28 | and you want to start to understand native speakers when they speak fast, | 当你的言语迅速的时候,你想了解当地人, |
| 29 | then make sure to join my membership so you can get my specialized listening training. | 然后确保加入我的成员 这样你就可以得到我的专业听力训练 |
| 30 | So make sure to go down below and click on the link in the episode description. | 注意下方,点击插曲描述中的链接. |
| 31 | 这是patreon.com的斜线监听时间。 | |
| 32 | And if you feel ready to practice your listening | 如果你愿意练习听 |
| 33 | with real conversations, then make sure to join my US conversations podcast so that you can | 然后确保加入我的美国对话播客 这样你就可以 |
| 34 | practice with those real conversations that I have with other native speakers. | 与那些真正的对话 我与其他的母语。 |
| 35 | The link is also down below. | 链接也在下面。 |
| 36 | 这是Patreon.com的美国谈话 | |
| 37 | And if you like this podcast, please share it with anyone else you know who's learning English. | 如果你喜欢这个播客,请与你知道谁学英语的其他人分享. |
| 38 | And please give it a five star rating and write a review. | 请给予五星评分,写评论. |
| 39 | All right, let's get started. | 好了,开始吧 |
| 40 | Are your ears ready? | 耳朵准备好了吗? |
| 41 | You know what time it is. | 你知道现在几点了 |
| 42 | It's listening time. | 是时谛听. |
| 43 | Okay, let's talk about the new mindset that I want to have this year. | 好吧,让我们谈谈今年我想有的新思维。 |
| 44 | And that maybe some of you | 也许你们中的一些人 |
| 45 | want to have this year. | 想要有今年。 |
| 46 | So the first thing that I want to improve regarding my mindset this year | 所以我今年首先想改善我的心态 |
| 47 | is that I want to view every day as a gift. | 我想把每天看成礼物 |
| 48 | I already do this. | 我已经这样做了。 |
| 49 | And I already | 我已经 |
| 50 | understand this. | 理解这一点。 |
| 51 | I get that this is true, that every day is a gift for me. | 我知道这是真的 每天都是给我的礼物 |
| 52 | However, I don't | 不过,我没有 |
| 53 | act like it all the time. | 装作一直这样 |
| 54 | There are many times when I don't act as if the fact that I'm | 有很多次,我不表现 仿佛我是 |
| 55 | alive today is a gift. | 今天活着是一种礼物。 |
| 56 | And I kind of take it for granted. | 我认为这是理所当然的。 |
| 57 | In English, when we say that you take | 在英语中,当我们说,你接受 |
| 58 | something for granted, what we're saying is that you don't appreciate it, you just view it as | 理所当然的,我们说的是 你不欣赏它,你只是把它看成 |
| 59 | obvious that it's true. | 很明显,这是真的。 |
| 60 | And that you don't really stop to consider that you just say, | 而且你并不真的停止 考虑你只是说, |
| 61 | Oh, yeah, of course, you just take it for granted. | 哦,是的,当然,你只是把它视为理所当然。 |
| 62 | You don't appreciate the significance of it. | 你不欣赏它的意义。 |
| 63 | So, | 这么说 |
| 64 | for me, I know that every day is a gift. | 对我来说,我知道每天都是礼物 |
| 65 | But sometimes I take this for granted. | 但有时我认为这是理所当然的。 |
| 66 | And I don't | 我没有 |
| 67 | really act like this in my daily life. | 在我的日常生活中真的会这样 |
| 68 | I don't act the way I want to act according to this idea. | 我不按照这个想法行事 |
| 69 | So when I say that every day is a gift, what I'm saying is that I need to understand that I don't | 所以当我说每一天都是个礼物时 我想说的是 我需要明白我不 |
| 70 | deserve good things. | 应得善根. |
| 71 | Sometimes we can feel like that, that we deserve to have good things. | 有时候我们可以有这样的感觉, 我们应该得到好的东西。 |
| 72 | If we have good things, it's because that's how it's supposed to be. | 如果我们有好东西,那就是因为这样。 |
| 73 | We deserve that. | 我们活该 |
| 74 | However, | 不过, |
| 75 | I think that if we have that type of thinking all the time, then we don't actually appreciate | 我认为,如果我们有这种类型的思考 一直,那么我们不 实际上欣赏 |
| 76 | the things that we have. | 我们拥有的东西。 |
| 77 | We don't appreciate the good things in our life, | 我们不欣赏我们生活中的好事 |
| 78 | because we view it as something that we already deserve. | 因为我们认为它已经是罪有应得 |
| 79 | So why do we need to appreciate it? | 那为什么我们要欣赏它呢? |
| 80 | However, I don't want to have that mindset. | 但是,我不想有这种心态。 |
| 81 | I want to have a mindset | 我想有一个心态 |
| 82 | where I consider every day to be a gift that I don't deserve, but God gave it to me. | 在那里,我每天都认为 是一个礼物,我不配, 但上帝给了我。 |
| 83 | So I'm | ┮и琌 |
| 84 | thankful, I'm happy, and I'm gonna appreciate this day. | 谢谢,我很高兴,我会很感激这一天。 |
| 85 | And I'm not only talking about the day, | 我不只是在说今天 |
| 86 | but all the things inside my day, all the things that happen and that I have, and the experiences | 但是,所有的事情 在我的日子里, 所有的事情发生和我有, 和经验 |
| 87 | that I have, I need to view them as not things that I just deserve, but gifts that have been | 我拥有的,我需要把它们看成 不是我应得的,而是一直以来的礼物 |
| 88 | to me. | 对我来说。 |
| 89 | I think that's a good attitude to have. | 我觉得这态度不错 |
| 90 | And in general, with this mindset, I want to have | 一般来说,带着这种心态,我想 |
| 91 | more gratitude. | 更感谢。 |
| 92 | Gratitude refers to being thankful for what you have. | 感激之情是指感激你所拥有的一切 |
| 93 | So if I view every day as a | 所以,如果我每天看到一个 |
| 94 | more grateful, I can be more thankful for the good things in my life. | 更感恩的是,我可以更感恩 在我的生活中的好东西。 |
| 95 | Because, for example, | 因为,例如, |
| 96 | when you receive a gift from someone else, you're thankful, right? | 当你收到别人的礼物, 你感激不尽,对不对? |
| 97 | You didn't have that gift before. | 你以前没有这个天赋 |
| 98 | No one made that person give you that gift because you deserve it. | 没有人让那个人给你的礼物 因为你应得的。 |
| 99 | No, the person just | 不,这个人只是 |
| 100 | gave it to you, and you can appreciate it and be grateful. | 给了你,你可以欣赏和感激它。 |
| 101 | And so that's how I want to view things, | 所以我想这样看待事情 |
| 102 | that every good thing that happens to me, every good thing that I have, is not something that | 每一件好事发生在我身上, 每一件好事,我有, 并不是什么 |
| 103 | I deserve. | 我应得的。 |
| 104 | It's a gift given to me, and I can appreciate it much more and just be thankful | 这是送给我的礼物,我可以更欣赏它,只是感谢 |
| 105 | throughout my day. | 我一整天都这样 |
| 106 | I think I've talked about that in several episodes, but I think it's | 我想我已经谈了好几集, 但我认为这是 |
| 107 | really important. | 这很重要 |
| 108 | If you're grateful, your life is going to be a lot better, because you actually | 如果你感激,你的生活会好很多 因为你实际上 |
| 109 | appreciate things. | 欣赏的东西。 |
| 110 | So that's a big thing. | 所以这是一件大事。 |
| 111 | And if I'm grateful for every day, I think that I'll enjoy | 如果我每天感激不尽 我想我会享受 |
| 112 | my day more. | 我更喜欢今天 |
| 113 | I'll enjoy the little things, the details that might seem insignificant. | 我会享受这些小东西,细节 可能看起来微不足道。 |
| 114 | I can | 我当然可以 |
| 115 | actually appreciate these details more, because I view them as a gift, and I don't just take them | 其实我更欣赏这些细节,因为我把它们看成是礼物,我不只是拿它们 |
| 116 | for granted, right? | 当然,对不对? |
| 117 | So that's an effect of viewing each day as a gift. | 因此,这就是每天视之为礼物的效果. |
| 118 | I think that I'll be able to | 我想我会 |
| 119 | enjoy the little things more, and I want to do this because time flies. | 更享受小事 我想这样做 因为时间飞逝。 |
| 120 | When I say that time flies, | 当我说,时间飞逝, |
| 121 | I'm saying that time goes by very fast. | 我是说时间过得很快 |
| 122 | I want to stop and appreciate the good things that I have, | 我想停下来欣赏我拥有的好东西, |
| 123 | because time goes by fast, and before you know it, you're a lot older and you haven't even | 因为时间流逝得很快, 在你知道之前, 你年纪大了很多,你甚至没有 |
| 124 | appreciated all the cool, amazing things that you've had up until that point. | 感谢所有 很酷,令人惊奇的事情,你 已经得到了这一点。 |
| 125 | So that's the | 所以这是 |
| 126 | first thing that I want to improve about my mindset this year. | 我今年首先想改善我的心态 |
| 127 | I want to get better at viewing things | 我想更好看东西 |
| 128 | as gifts that I receive, and not thinking that I just deserve those things, right? | 作为礼物,我收到, 而不是认为我只是应得的,对不对? |
| 129 | So the next | 所以下一个 |
| 130 | thing I want to improve about my mindset is I want to have my thoughts more balanced when it comes to | 我想改善我的心态... ...我想让我的想法更加平衡 |
| 131 | thinking about the past, present, and future. | 思考过去,现在和将来. |
| 132 | I think this is one that a lot of people can | 我想这是很多人可以 |
| 133 | benefit from. | 从中获益。 |
| 134 | I'm sure that a lot of you spend more time than you'd like thinking about the past, | 我相信你们中很多人 花的时间比你想的多 |
| 135 | or thinking about the future, or living too much in the present and not thinking about the future, | 或思考未来, 或生活在太多的现在 而不思考未来, |
| 136 | for example. | 举个例子 |
| 137 | So I think that most of us can improve in this regard, and specifically, | 因此,我认为我们大多数人可以在这方面有所改进,特别是, |
| 138 | I need to improve by not thinking too much about the future. | 我需要改进,不要过多考虑未来。 |
| 139 | I'm the type of person that thinks | 我是那种认为 |
| 140 | about the future all the time. | 有关未来的所有时间。 |
| 141 | I think about the future constantly, and I think that it's good | 我不停地想着未来 我觉得这很好 |
| 142 | to think about the future. | 想想未来 |
| 143 | There are some great benefits to thinking about the future, | 思考未来会有好处 |
| 144 | of course. | 当然 |
| 145 | However, when you think about the future too much, then you run into some problems. | 然而,当你想太多未来的时候, 你会遇到一些问题。 |
| 146 | In English, when we say that you run into something, in this context, we mean that you | 在英语中,当我们说,你碰到什么, 在这个背景,我们是指你 |
| 147 | encounter that thing. | 遇到那个东西。 |
| 148 | You encounter those problems. | 你遇到这些问题。 |
| 149 | So more specifically, because I think | 更具体一点,因为我觉得 |
| 150 | so much about the future, the future is always on my mind, because of this, I deal with anxiety, | 关于未来,我总是在想未来, 因为这,我处理的焦虑, |
| 151 | and I can't always enjoy the present. | 我不能总是享受现在 |
| 152 | This is something that I really want to change. | 这是我真的想改变的事情。 |
| 153 | Just like I mentioned when talking about enjoying the little things, I want to be able to enjoy the | 就像我在谈论享受这些小东西时提到的那样 我想能够享受 |
| 154 | moment and not be thinking about the future when something really great or precious is happening. | 而不是在思考未来 当真正伟大或珍贵的事情正在发生的时候 |
| 155 | Right now. | 现在 |
| 156 | So I want to balance that. | 所以我想平衡这一点。 |
| 157 | I'm not saying that I don't want to think about the future. | 我不是说我不想考虑未来 |
| 158 | Obviously not. | 显然不是。 |
| 159 | However, I want to have more time thinking about the present, let's say. | 然而,我想有更多的时间 思考现在,让我们说。 |
| 160 | And if you're someone who thinks about the past a lot, for example, and I sometimes do this, | 如果你经常想到过去 我有时会这么做 |
| 161 | you might also have another issue of maybe feeling like you're always regretting things | 你可能还有另一个问题 可能觉得你总是后悔 |
| 162 | in the past and you can't enjoy the present because of your past mistakes or things like that. | 过去,你无法享受现在 因为你过去的错误或类似的事情。 |
| 163 | And I think it's good to recognize your mistakes from the past for sure. | 我认为应该肯定你过去的错误。 |
| 164 | However, | 不过, |
| 165 | if you're constantly replaying those in your mind and you're always thinking about the past | 如果你不停地重放那些 在你的脑海中,你总是思考过去 |
| 166 | and things that happened, that can be another issue, right? | 发生的事情, 这可能是另一个问题,对不对? |
| 167 | Or maybe you don't just think about | 或许你不只是在想 |
| 168 | your regrets from the past, but maybe you think a lot about how great the past was and how things | 但也许你对过去有多伟大 以及事情有多美好 |
| 169 | aren't good now, but they were great in the past. | 现在不妙了 但他们过去很棒 |
| 170 | That can be a depressing thought, right? | 这可能是一个令人沮丧的想法,对不对? |
| 171 | To think that everything was better before and now things aren't as good. | 以为一切过去和现在都好不到哪里去 |
| 172 | That's another issue. | 这是另一个问题。 |
| 173 | And I think that's a common tendency that a lot of people have. | 我认为这是很多人的共同倾向。 |
| 174 | We tend to view the past | 我们看过去 |
| 175 | and maybe exaggerate how good it was, but really it wasn't that great and we're just looking at it | 也许夸大了它有多好, 但其实不是那么棒,我们只是看着它 |
| 176 | from a future perspective. | 从未来的角度看 |
| 177 | And so the same thing will probably happen 10 years from now. | 因此,同样的事情可能 会发生在十年之后。 |
| 178 | You'll | 你会 |
| 179 | now are much better than the things that will be happening in the future, | 现在比未来的事情要好得多 |
| 180 | for example. | 举个例子 |
| 181 | So it's easy to fall into that trap. | 所以很容易掉进陷阱里 |
| 182 | So I think it's important not to spend | 所以我觉得不要花钱很重要 |
| 183 | too much time thinking about the future or the past. | 太多的时间思考未来或过去。 |
| 184 | And it's also not good to just always | 总是这样也不好 |
| 185 | think about the present and not think about the past or the future. | 想想现在 而不是想过去或未来 |
| 186 | Because if you never | 因为如果你从不 |
| 187 | think about the past, then you're never going to learn from your mistakes. | 想想过去,然后你永远不会 从你的错误中吸取教训。 |
| 188 | You're never going to | 你永远不会 |
| 189 | learn lessons from experiences that you had. | 从你的经验中吸取教训 |
| 190 | You might not appreciate your memories from the past. | 你可能不欣赏你过去的记忆 |
| 191 | So that's not good. | 所以,这是不好的。 |
| 192 | And if you don't think about the future ever, then you're not going to have | 如果你永远不考虑未来 那你就不会有 |
| 193 | goals for yourself. | 目标你自己。 |
| 194 | You're not going to actually plan to achieve certain things. | 你实际上不打算实现某些目标 |
| 195 | And you might fall | 你可能会掉下去 |
| 196 | into the trap of just wanting pleasure now. | 陷入了想要快乐的陷阱 |
| 197 | And that's not a good thing either. | 这也不是好事 |
| 198 | We need to learn to also delay our gratification sometimes. | 我们必须学会有时也拖延我们的满足。 |
| 199 | When you delay your gratification, | 当你推迟你的满足, |
| 200 | we're saying that you do the hard thing now, or you don't get the pleasure that you want now | 我们说,你现在做艰难的事情, 或者你没有得到 你现在想要的快乐 |
| 201 | so that you can have it in the future and in a better form, usually. | 以便你能够拥有它在未来 并以更好的形式,通常。 |
| 202 | And that's an important | 这很重要 |
| 203 | skill to have. | 拥有的技巧。 |
| 204 | So that's why it's also important to not just focus on this moment and having fun | 所以重要的是不要只关注这一刻 和玩乐 |
| 205 | right now. | 现在 |
| 206 | And that's it. | 且道. |
| 207 | We also want to be able to consider the future and the consequences of our | 我们还希望能够考虑未来和我们 |
| 208 | and have goals for ourselves and be able to envision ourselves in the future. | 并且有我们自己的目标 并且能够设想未来 |
| 209 | So I think that's really important as well. | 所以我认为这也很重要。 |
| 210 | For me in particular, my problem is that I need to | 对我而言 我的问题是我需要 |
| 211 | not think too much about the future and instead enjoy the moment more and be present in the moment | 不要再想太多未来了 更享受这一刻 现在就在场 |
| 212 | and enjoy the little things that are happening right now and appreciate what's happening now. | 享受现在发生的小事 欣赏现在发生的一切 |
| 213 | So that's another thing that I want to change. | 所以这是另一个我想改变的事情。 |
| 214 | Another improvement that I need to make | 我还需要做另一个改进 |
| 215 | is that I need to view things that happen to me as not just happening to me | 我需要把发生在我身上的事情 视为不只是发生在我身上 |
| 216 | but happening for me. | 但发生在我身上。 |
| 217 | So I heard someone say this recently and at first I thought it sounded kind | 我最近听到有人这么说 一开始我觉得听起来不错 |
| 218 | of cheesy. | 贵贱的。 |
| 219 | When we say that something is cheesy, that means that it sounds kind of cheap or | 当我们说的东西是俗气, 这意味着它听起来有点便宜或 |
| 220 | unoriginal or inauthentic. | 无原创性或非真实性。 |
| 221 | It doesn't sound very good. | 听起来不太好 |
| 222 | I thought it sounded kind of cheesy, | 我觉得听起来有点俗气 |
| 223 | but the more I think about it, the more true it is. | 但我越想越真实 |
| 224 | It seems pretty true to me now that I consider | 现在我觉得这很真实 |
| 225 | this sentence. | 这句话。 |
| 226 | So things happen for me and not to me. | 所以事情发生在我身上,而不是对我。 |
| 227 | What I'm saying is that | 我说的是 |
| 228 | we often feel like we're just the victims of everything that happens. | 我们经常觉得我们只是一切事件的受害者 |
| 229 | Oh man, this happened | 哦,伙计,这发生了 |
| 230 | to me. | 对我来说。 |
| 231 | He said that to me. | 他这么说的 |
| 232 | That occurred and I just suffered the consequences of all of this. | 事情发生了,我刚刚承受了这一切的后果。 |
| 233 | Of course, that's the tendency of how we think about bad things or inconvenient things or | 当然,这就是我们如何思考坏事或者不方便的事情的倾向 |
| 234 | challenging things. | 挑战性的东西。 |
| 235 | That's kind of a normal tendency for people. | 这对人们来说是一种正常的倾向. |
| 236 | However, if we start to | 然而,如果我们开始 |
| 237 | think about these things as happening for us, meaning they happen for our benefit, then we can | 认为这些事情发生在我们身上, 这意味着它们发生在我们的利益,然后我们可以 |
| 238 | actually get something good out of these situations. | 实际上,从这些状况中获得一些好处。 |
| 239 | So if we view things as happening | 所以如果我们把事情看成发生了 |
| 240 | to us, that means that we complain and get mad and are really negative about things | 对我们来说,这意味着我们抱怨和生气,对事情非常消极 |
| 241 | that we don't like that happened. | 我们不喜欢发生这种事 |
| 242 | However, if we can view every challenge or inconvenience or problem | 然而,如果我们能看到每一个挑战、不便或问题 |
| 243 | as an opportunity to learn or grow or gain experience from, then things aren't so negative. | 作为学习或成长或从中获得经验的机会, 那么事情不是那么消极。 |
| 244 | We can try to take the positive from every situation. | 我们可以尝试从每个局势中吸取积极因素。 |
| 245 | This is something that I definitely | 硂琌и絋) |
| 246 | need to work on. | 需要继续努力。 |
| 247 | I want to start to view things as learning experiences | 我想开始把事情看成是学习经验 |
| 248 | rather than just problems that happened to me. | 不只是我遇到的问题 |
| 249 | I really want to improve in that regard and I want to | 我真的想在这方面有所改进,我想 |
| 250 | become stronger from the things that happened to me that aren't so great. | 从发生在我身上的事情 变得更强大一些 不太棒。 |
| 251 | I want to use those things | 我想用那些东西 |
| 252 | to become stronger, to become a better person, to become wiser. | 变得更强壮 成为更好的人 更聪明 |
| 253 | By the way, the word wise means | 顺便说一句,"聪明"的意思是 |
| 254 | that you have a lot of intelligence because of experience. | 因为经验,你有很多智慧 |
| 255 | You're wise. | 尔时智者. |
| 256 | So I want to become wiser | 所以我想变得更聪明 |
| 257 | and just learn from these things instead of complaining about them and feeling sorry for | 并且从这些事情中吸取教训 而不是抱怨和同情 |
| 258 | myself. | 我个人 |
| 259 | I want to get better at seeing these things from a different angle, a more positive | 我想从不同的角度看这些东西 更积极 |
| 260 | angle. | 视角。 |
| 261 | So always asking myself, how can I learn from this situation? | 所以总是问我自己, 我怎么能从这种情况学习? |
| 262 | What can I gain from this | 这能给我什么好处? |
| 263 | experience? | 经验? |
| 264 | How can I become a better person from this? | 我怎么能从这变成一个更好的人? |
| 265 | Or what trait do I need to develop | 或者我需要发展什么特质 |
| 266 | or what skill do I need to develop to better handle this challenge? | 或者我需要发展什么样的技能来更好地应对这一挑战? |
| 267 | Always trying to look | 总是想看 |
| 268 | for how I can improve from the situation. | 我怎样才能改善状况 |
| 269 | So that's something I want to get better at. | 所以,这是我想得到更好的。 |
| 270 | And I'm sure some of you might also agree with me there that that would be a better mindset to have. | 我相信你们中有些人也同意我的观点, 认为那会是一个更好的思维方式。 |
| 271 | And lastly, I want to give one bonus mindset change here related to language and language | 最后,我想在语言和语言方面 给大家带来一个改变 |
| 272 | learning. | 学习。 |
| 273 | This is a general one, not just for me, but I wanted to give you this extra little | 这是一个普通的,不只是我, 但我想给你这个额外的小 |
| 274 | little encouragement here. | 有点鼓励。 |
| 275 | So with language learning, we can sometimes have a mindset where | 因此,随着语言学习,我们有时可以有一个心态,在那里 |
| 276 | we want to rush things. | 我们要赶时间 |
| 277 | We want it to go faster. | 我们希望它走得更快。 |
| 278 | We're annoyed when we feel that we're not making | 我们感到很生气,当我们觉得 我们没有做 |
| 279 | progress and we get discouraged because it doesn't seem like we're improving fast enough. | 进展和我们感到沮丧,因为似乎我们进步不够快。 |
| 280 | So I think | 所以我觉得 |
| 281 | that it's better to have the mindset where you are not rushing. | 最好不要着急 |
| 282 | Don't rush. | 别急 |
| 283 | There's no hurry here. | 这里不急. |
| 284 | You're always going to feel like you're failing if you have a mentality where you want things done | 你总是会觉得你失败 如果你有一个心态 在那里你想做事情 |
| 285 | really fast. | 非常的快,你快一点 |
| 286 | You want the improvement to happen really quickly. | 你想尽快改善一下 |
| 287 | That just simply doesn't happen | 这根本不可能 |
| 288 | very often with language learning. | 经常学习语言 |
| 289 | So if you're listening to me right now, that means that you're | 所以,如果你正在听我说, 这意味着你是 |
| 290 | practicing your English. | 练习你的英语。 |
| 291 | And if you're practicing your English, you're improving. | 如果你在练习英语,你正在进步。 |
| 292 | Even if you don't | 即使你没有 |
| 293 | feel like it, even if you don't feel like the progress is happening, if you're actually | 感觉就像它,即使你觉得没有 进展正在发生,如果你真的 |
| 294 | practicing your English, you're doing, you're listening, maybe you're speaking or whatever, | 练习你的英语,你在做,你在听, 也许你在说话什么的, |
| 295 | if you're doing this practice, you're improving. | 如果你这样做, 你正在改进。 |
| 296 | It might be happening very slowly | 可能发生得很慢 |
| 297 | and you might not realize it, but if you're putting in the effort, you're improving because | 你可能没有意识到, 但如果你付出了努力, 你正在改善,因为 |
| 298 | the words that you hear me say and the phrases you hear me use, all of these things are | 你听到我说的那些话 还有你听到的这些话 |
| 299 | going into your brain. | 进入你的大脑。 |
| 300 | They might not stay there, but you're at least being exposed to them | 他们可能不呆在那里, 但你至少接触到他们 |
| 301 | and you're getting more of this exposure to English every time you do your listening practice. | 每次你做听力练习时 你都会更多地接触英语 |
| 302 | And this is helping your brain. | 这帮助你的大脑。 |
| 303 | It's helping the language learning process. | 帮助语言学习过程. |
| 304 | So this process | 所以这个过程 |
| 305 | might be really slow, but it's happening. | 可能很慢,但已经发生了 |
| 306 | And I think that the mindset change that a lot of us | 我认为思维方式改变了 我们很多人 |
| 307 | need to have, me too, I'm also guilty of this, is we need to not rush. | 我也需要,我也有罪, 因为我们需要不急。 |
| 308 | Don't feel like the progress | 不要觉得进步 |
| 309 | needs to be fast because it almost never feels like it's fast, especially once you reach an | 因为它几乎从来没有感觉 像它的速度, 特别是当你到达一个 |
| 310 | intermediate level. | 中级。 |
| 311 | The progress usually seems very slow after that, but it's happening as long | 之后的进展通常看起来很慢,但是要持续多久 |
| 312 | as you continue on with your practice. | 继续练习 |
| 313 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 314 | So once again, don't rush, just trust that you're | 所以,再次,不要匆忙, 只是相信你是 |
| 315 | improving. | 改进。 |
| 316 | You can maybe dedicate more time to your English learning. | 你可以花更多的时间学习英语。 |
| 317 | That would be great. | 这将是伟大的。 |
| 318 | And challenge yourself more. | 还要挑战你自己 |
| 319 | Use content that's harder for you, for sure. | 使用内容对你来说比较难,当然。 |
| 320 | Do those things, | 做那些东西, |
| 321 | but don't expect to see progress really, really fast. | 但不要期望看到进展 真的,真的很快。 |
| 322 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 323 | Do those things, challenge yourself, | 做那些事,挑战自己, |
| 324 | dedicate more time if you have it, but just be patient with this process. | 花更多的时间,如果你有它, 但只是耐心的这个过程。 |
| 325 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 326 | So that's it | 就这样 |
| 327 | for today. | 为今天。 |
| 328 | I hope that you enjoyed this episode and I hope that you're ready for this new year | 我希望你喜欢这个剧集 我希望你准备好迎接新的一年 |
| 329 | and you have a good mindset to start this year. | 你有一个很好的心态 今年开始。 |
| 330 | And remember that if you want my help understanding | 记住,如果你需要我的帮助理解 |
| 331 | native speakers when they speak fast, if you want my training, then make sure to sign up | 说土语的人说话快,如果你要我训练,那就报名 |
| 332 | for my membership so you can get my listening practice seminars. | 为了我的会员,所以你可以 得到我的听练习研讨会。 |
| 333 | And if you become a family | 如果你成为一个家庭 |
| 334 | member, you'll also get my advanced podcast episodes where I speak fast. | 成员,你也会得到我的高级播客 剧集,我说话快。 |
| 335 | And if you want | 如果你想的话 |
| 336 | to challenge yourself and start to listen to real conversations between native speakers in English, | 挑战自己 开始聆听英语本地人之间的真正对话 |
| 337 | then join my us conversations podcast. | 然后加入我们的对话播客。 |
| 338 | And you'll also get the transcript for each | 你也会得到每个记录 |
| 339 | conversation with the definitions of key words and phrases that we use. | 与我们使用的关键词和短语定义的对话。 |
| 340 | So the link is down below. | 因此,链接在下面。 |
| 341 | 那是Patreon.com 把我们的谈话剪掉 | |
| 342 | And if you like this podcast, please share it with your | 如果你喜欢这个播客,请与你分享 |
| 343 | friends and family members and give it a five star rating and write a review. | 朋友和家人并给予其五星评分,并撰写评论. |
| 344 | All right. | 好吧,我们走。 |
| 345 | Thank you | 谢谢 |
| 346 | listening to this episode. | 听这集 |
| 347 | And I'll talk to you on the next episode of listening time. | 下集的监听时间我会跟你谈谈 |
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发布于 2026-08-09 · 时长 27:26字幕摘录
| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | Welcome to the listening time podcast. | 欢迎收听时间播客。 |
| 0:03 | Hey everybody, this is Connor and you're listening to episode 140 of the | 各位,这是康纳,你正在听140集 |
| 0:10 | listening time podcast. | 监听时间播客。 |
| 0:12 | I hope you're all doing great today. | 希望你们今天都干得不错 |
| 0:15 | I hope that your brain is in English mode and that you're ready to | 我希望你的大脑是英语模式 并准备好 |
| 0:20 | practice your listening. | 练习听 |
| 0:22 | And in today's episode, we're going to talk about a really interesting and | 而在今天的剧集中,我们将谈论一个真正有趣的, |
| 0:29 | relevant topic for all of you. | 与你们相关的话题。 |
| 0:32 | I think you'll all appreciate this one. | 我想你们都会很感激的 |
| 0:35 | We're going to talk about why it seems so hard to go from an intermediate to | 我们来谈谈为什么从中间体到 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Welcome to the listening time podcast. | 欢迎收听时间播客。 |
| 2 | Hey everybody, this is Connor and you're listening to episode 140 of the | 各位,这是康纳,你正在听140集 |
| 3 | listening time podcast. | 监听时间播客。 |
| 4 | I hope you're all doing great today. | 希望你们今天都干得不错 |
| 5 | I hope that your brain is in English mode and that you're ready to | 我希望你的大脑是英语模式 并准备好 |
| 6 | practice your listening. | 练习听 |
| 7 | And in today's episode, we're going to talk about a really interesting and | 而在今天的剧集中,我们将谈论一个真正有趣的, |
| 8 | relevant topic for all of you. | 与你们相关的话题。 |
| 9 | I think you'll all appreciate this one. | 我想你们都会很感激的 |
| 10 | We're going to talk about why it seems so hard to go from an intermediate to | 我们来谈谈为什么从中间体到 |
| 11 | an advanced level in English or in any other language, of course, but since | 当然,英语或任何其他语言的高级水平,但自此以后 |
| 12 | you're learning English, I'm using that language as an example. | 你学英语,我用那语言作为例子。 |
| 13 | So we'll talk about why the process seems so difficult to go from an | 所以我们来谈谈 为什么这个过程 似乎很难从一个 |
| 14 | intermediate English learner and speaker to an advanced English speaker. | 中等英语学习者,向高级英语演讲者发言。 |
| 15 | So why is that? | 那为什么? |
| 16 | We're going to talk about that today and I'll offer some suggestions about how | 我们今天要谈这个 我会提出一些建议 |
| 17 | to help you out with that process. | 帮助你完成这个过程。 |
| 18 | These tips aren't going to solve all of your problems instantly, of | 这些小费不会立刻解决你所有的问题 |
| 19 | course, but I think that they can help. | 当然, 但我认为他们可以帮助。 |
| 20 | So we'll talk about that today. | 我们今天再谈这个 |
| 21 | And before we start, remember that if you want to practice with my advanced | 在我们开始之前,请记住 如果你想用我的高级练习 |
| 22 | episodes in which I speak fast, make sure to become a listening time family member. | 我说话速度快, 确保成为一个收听时间家庭成员。 |
| 23 | The link is in the description below this episode. | 链接见本集下面的描述. |
| 24 | 这是patreon.com的斜线监听时间。 | |
| 25 | And if you want my new podcast, my U S conversations podcast, in which I | 如果你想要我的新播客, 我的US对话播客,其中我 |
| 26 | talk to people from all over the U S about different topics and provide the | 与来自美国各地的人讨论不同的话题,并提供 |
| 27 | transcript and the definitions of key words and phrases that we use, then | 以及我们使用的关键词和短语的定义 |
| 28 | make sure to sign up for that. | 确保报名参加。 |
| 29 | The link is also in the description below this episode. | 链接也见于本集下面的描述. |
| 30 | 这是Patreon.com的Slash US对话。 | |
| 31 | And as always, please share this podcast with your friends and family members. | 一如既往,请分享这个播客 与你的朋友和家人。 |
| 32 | And please give it a five star rating on Spotify or Apple podcasts and write a review. | 请在Spotify或苹果播客上给予五星评分,并撰写评论. |
| 33 | All right, let's get started. | 好了,开始吧 |
| 34 | Are your ears ready? | 耳朵准备好了吗? |
| 35 | You know what time it is. | 你知道现在几点了 |
| 36 | It's listening time. | 是时谛听. |
| 37 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 38 | So let's talk about why it's so hard once you reach an intermediate | 所以,让我们来谈谈为什么这么难 当你到达中间 |
| 39 | level in English or any other language. | 英语或任何其他语言的级别。 |
| 40 | So I'm going to talk about the main reason in my opinion, there are multiple | 所以我要谈谈我的观点中 有很多原因 |
| 41 | reasons, of course, but I want to focus on the really big one, the one that | 原因,当然, 但我想专注于真正大的, 一个 |
| 42 | really makes a difference in the process when you're a beginner or an intermediate | 当你是初学者或中间人物时 这一过程真的会有所不同 |
| 43 | learner. | 学习者。 |
| 44 | So I'm sure you've felt this before. | 我敢肯定,你以前有这种感觉。 |
| 45 | If you're already at an intermediate level, you've probably felt the | 如果你已经处于中间水平, 你可能已经感觉到 |
| 46 | difference between when you first started learning English, maybe not at the very | 第一次学习英语时的区别 也许不是 |
| 47 | beginning because you probably learned in high school in those terrible classes. | 开始是因为你可能在高中的时候 在那些糟糕的课上学的 |
| 48 | So just ignore that. | 所以,只是忽略这一点。 |
| 49 | But maybe as an adult or whatever, when you started learning more seriously, it | 但也许作为一个成年人什么的, 当你开始学习 更认真,它 |
| 50 | might have seemed like you were improving relatively quickly when you started | 你开始的时候好像进步比较快 |
| 51 | dedicating time to learning English. | 专门学习英语。 |
| 52 | But once you reach an intermediate level, this progress seems to slow down a lot. | 但是,一旦你达到中间水平, 这个进展似乎会放慢很多。 |
| 53 | And right now I'm learning Italian, as I mentioned in the last episode, and I started | 而现在我在学习意大利语, 我在最后一集提到, 我开始 |
| 54 | from scratch from zero, and it seems like I'm learning a ton of things right now. | 从零开始 我好像在学很多东西 |
| 55 | But I know that once I reach an intermediate level in Italian, I will also feel | 但我知道,一旦我达到意大利语的中间水平,我也会觉得 |
| 56 | this progress slow down a lot. | 这个进展慢了很多。 |
| 57 | It's going to happen to me. | 将发生于我. |
| 58 | So I'm just enjoying the beginning stages when it's really fun and I | 所以,我只是在享受开始阶段 当它真的很有趣,我 |
| 59 | feel like I'm learning a lot. | 感觉我学习了很多。 |
| 60 | So I'm sure a lot of you have felt this before, and you might wonder why. | 所以,我敢肯定,你们很多人 曾经感觉到这一点, 你可能会想知道为什么。 |
| 61 | Well, the main reason why, in my opinion, is because of the frequency of the words | 嗯,主要原因,在我看来, 是因为字的频率 |
| 62 | that you're seeing, that you're hearing or reading. | 你所看到的, 你在听或阅读。 |
| 63 | So the 100 most common words in English, they come up, they appear much, much more | 所以英语中最常用的100个单词, 它们出现, 它们看起来很多, 更多 |
| 64 | frequently than the next 100 words or the next 1000 words or whatever. | 经常比接下来的100个单词或者接下来的1000个单词或者其他什么. |
| 65 | So why is that important? | 那为什么重要呢? |
| 66 | So the words that are the most common in a language like English are very, very | 所以在英语这种语言中最常用的词 非常非常非常 |
| 67 | common, you can't construct many sentences without these words, so they | 普通的,没有这些词你无法构建很多句子,所以它们 |
| 68 | show up over and over and over again, and all types of sentences, it doesn't matter | 一遍又一遍地出现, 所有类型的句子,没关系 |
| 69 | what the subject is, who's talking, where the person is from, these words are going | 主题是什么,谁在说话, 人从哪里来, 这些词会去 |
| 70 | to show up time and time again from the first day that you start learning English. | 从你开始学习英语的第一天起,就反复出现。 |
| 71 | So when you first start, you're going to see these common words again and again, | 所以当你第一次开始, 你会看到这些常见的词 一遍又一遍, |
| 72 | and you're going to learn them pretty quickly because they're repeated just | 你会很快学会的 因为他们是重复的 |
| 73 | over and over again, and that helps you to learn them fast. | 一遍又一遍,这帮助你学得很快。 |
| 74 | They become essential words for you. | 对你来说,这些话都很重要 |
| 75 | So for example, the word the in English, that's an extremely common word, one of | 例如,英语中的单词, 这是一个非常常见的单词,其中之一 |
| 76 | the most common words, and you can't really say much at all without that word. | 最常用的词, 没有这个词你根本说不出来。 |
| 77 | That word is everywhere. | 这个词到处都是。 |
| 78 | So you probably learned the word the very quickly without even trying. | 所以,你可能知道这个词 很快,甚至没有尝试。 |
| 79 | What's another example? | 还有什么例子? |
| 80 | Maybe the word and, or the word because, these are function words that are so | 也许这个词,或者这个词,因为,这些功能词 是如此 |
| 81 | incredibly necessary to the language that they show up in many, many sentences. | 对于他们在许多句子中出现的语言来说,非常必要。 |
| 82 | So you're going to learn them no matter what. | 所以不管怎样,你都要学他们 |
| 83 | In English, when we say the phrase, no matter what we're saying, with no | 在英语中,当我们说这句话时,无论我们说什么,没有 |
| 84 | exceptions, it's definitely going to happen. | 例外 绝对会发生的 |
| 85 | So you're going to learn words like and, and the, and because no matter what, you | 所以,你要去学习 诸如,和,和,因为无论什么,你 |
| 86 | can't get very far without those words. | 没有这些话就走不远了 |
| 87 | So this is great because when we first start learning a language, these words | 所以这是伟大的,因为 当我们开始学习一种语言, 这些词 |
| 88 | show up time and time again, and you learn them really quickly and you quickly go | 一次又一次的出现,你学得很快,你走得很快 |
| 89 | from zero words to 100 words or whatever, because you've seen those words so many | 从零字到100字什么的 因为你看过这么多字 |
| 90 | times, you've gotten so much repetition with those words. | 你用那些话重复了很多 |
| 91 | So that means that you can go from zero to a high beginner or low intermediate | 因此,这意味着你可以从零到高的初学者或低中级 |
| 92 | level relatively quickly, because you're going to establish the basics of English | 比较快,因为你会 建立英语的基础 |
| 93 | pretty quickly, as long as you practice, as long as you dedicate some time and | 很快,只要你练习,只要你花点时间 |
| 94 | energy to this, and you're going to establish these basics with the foundation | 和能量,你要去建立 这些基础与基础 |
| 95 | of these common words, right? | 这些常见的词,对不对? |
| 96 | If you have those 100 common words or 200 most common words in English, you're | 如果你有那100个通用词 或者200个最常用的英语词 |
| 97 | going to have some foundation to build upon and that's great. | 将有一些基础 在此基础上,这是伟大的。 |
| 98 | However, once you reach that high beginner level or that low intermediate | 然而,一旦你到达了高的初学者水平或低的中间点 |
| 99 | level, probably, what's going to happen is that you already have those common | 水平,也许,会发生的 是,你已经有这些共同点 |
| 100 | words, they're already in your brain, and now you don't have many other really | 单词,他们已经在你的大脑里, 而现在你没有 很多其他真的 |
| 101 | common words that are new for you. | 对你来说是新词 |
| 102 | So the words that are new now are words that are less common, much less common. | 故今之新语,谓之少俗,少俗. |
| 103 | So they aren't going to show up very often. | 所以他们不会经常出现 |
| 104 | You're not going to get a lot of repetition and exposure to those words. | 你不会得到很多 重复和接触这些话。 |
| 105 | So for example, let's take the word frame. | 举个例子,让我们用字框。 |
| 106 | This is that thing where you put a picture so that you can hang it on the | 这是你放照片的地方 这样你就可以把它挂在 |
| 107 | wall or put it on your desk. | 墙壁或者放在桌子上 |
| 108 | It's that square or rectangular thing around a picture. | 是一张照片周围的方形或长方形的东西. |
| 109 | That's the frame. | 这就是框架。 |
| 110 | So that's something that a lot of us or most of us have in our houses. | 因此,这是我们许多人或大多数人在家中拥有的东西。 |
| 111 | It's a pretty common object. | 这是一个相当常见的物体。 |
| 112 | If you think about it, right, a picture frame, that's something you see everywhere. | 如果你想到它,对,一个图片框, 这是你看到的地方。 |
| 113 | However, do you really hear that word every day? | 不过,你真的每天都听到这个词吗? |
| 114 | Absolutely not. | 绝对不是。 |
| 115 | Do you even hear that word once a week? | 你每周都听到这个词吗? |
| 116 | Or even once a month? | 甚至一个月一次? |
| 117 | Probably not. | 也许不是。 |
| 118 | Unless you're someone who works with pictures and frames, you probably don't | 除非你是拍照片和画框的人 你可能不会 |
| 119 | even hear that word more than once a month. | 甚至每个月听到不止一次 |
| 120 | So it's going to be a lot harder for you to remember the word frame than it | 你记起这个字框会比它难得多 |
| 121 | will be to remember the word because. | 将记住这个词,因为。 |
| 122 | And that's because of the frequency of these words. | 这是因为这些词的频率。 |
| 123 | So once you're at this intermediate level and you have the basics, everything | 所以,一旦你在这个中间水平, 你有基础,一切 |
| 124 | that is new or that isn't very familiar to you is going to show up and then go | 是新来的还是你不太熟悉的 你将会出现然后走 |
| 125 | away and you don't know when you're going to see it again, unfortunately. | 离开,你不知道什么时候 你会再次看到它,不幸。 |
| 126 | So you see a word and then you try to memorize that word. | 所以你看到一个词 然后试着记住这个词。 |
| 127 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 128 | Frame. | 帧. |
| 129 | And then you don't see that word again for two months. | 两个月后你再也见不到这个词了 |
| 130 | And then by that time you've already forgotten what it means. | 那时你已经忘了它的意思 |
| 131 | And then it shows up again and you think, Hmm, that word looks familiar, | 然后它再次出现 你觉得,嗯,这个词看起来很熟悉, |
| 132 | but I don't remember what it means. | 但我不记得那是什么意思了 |
| 133 | And then you have to look it up again. | 然后你必须再查一遍 |
| 134 | This happens to me all the time. | 这种事常发生在我身上 |
| 135 | It happens to me constantly. | 经常发生在我身上 |
| 136 | And it's very, very frustrating because many times you even recognize the word | 这非常非常令人沮丧 因为很多次你甚至认得这个词 |
| 137 | and say, Hey, I remember learning this word. | 说,嘿,我记得学会了这个词。 |
| 138 | I remember looking up the meaning, but I still don't remember what it means. | 我记得自己在寻找意义 但我还是不记得意义 |
| 139 | And because of that, you have to look it up again and you're probably | 所以,你必须再查一遍,你可能 |
| 140 | going to forget it again. | 又要忘记了 |
| 141 | And so this is just a reality. | 所以这是个现实。 |
| 142 | Once you reach an intermediate level, you're not going to see all of these | 一旦你到了中间层,你就不会看到所有这些 |
| 143 | new words very frequently, so it's going to feel like you're making much less | 经常说新话 所以感觉你越来越少了 |
| 144 | progress. | 进展。 |
| 145 | You're not learning as much as you did when you first started. | 你学得不像刚开始时那样多 |
| 146 | You're not going to understand a lot of things because a lot of words will be | 你不会理解很多事情 因为很多话会说 |
| 147 | said that you don't know well yet. | 说你还不知道 |
| 148 | Maybe you've heard them before, but you haven't heard them repeated hundreds | 可能你以前听过,但你没听过 |
| 149 | or thousands of times like you have with the words and, and for, and because, | 或上千倍像你有 与字,和,和,为,和因为, |
| 150 | et cetera. | 等诸经. |
| 151 | So progress is going to seem very slow and you're going to be improving as long | 进展会很慢,你也会改善 |
| 152 | as you keep on practicing because of course you're still solidifying the | 你继续练习 因为你当然还在巩固 |
| 153 | basics to solidify something means that you establish it with more strength, | 巩固某物的基础 意味着你用更大的力量建立它, |
| 154 | right? | 对吧? |
| 155 | You'll still be solidifying the basics and you'll still be getting that exposure | 你仍然会巩固基础, 你仍然会得到这种曝光 |
| 156 | to new words and phrases, but it will be very slow. | 换成新词和新词,但会非常缓慢。 |
| 157 | You won't get as much repetition, so it will take you a lot longer to learn | 你不会再重复了 所以要花很长时间才能学会 |
| 158 | these other words and it won't seem like you're improving. | 这些其他的话,你似乎没有进步。 |
| 159 | You are, like I mentioned, but it seems much, much slower. | 你是,就像我提到的, 但看起来要慢得多。 |
| 160 | And so that's not very fun, obviously, but that's kind of the reality of | 很明显,这不太好玩, 但这就是现实 |
| 161 | languages and I've even seen a statistic. | 语言,我甚至见过一个统计。 |
| 162 | I can't verify if it's true or not, but I think if it's not true, it's probably | 我无法证实是否属实 但我认为如果不是 |
| 163 | pretty close to the truth and that is that the 100 most frequent words in | 与事实相当接近 也就是100个最常用的词 |
| 164 | English make up 50% of all of what you will read in English. | 英语占所有英语阅读的50%。 |
| 165 | When I use the phrasal verb make up in this context, I'm saying that they | 当我用语法动词 弥补在这个语境,我说他们 |
| 166 | comprise, right? | 组成,对不对? |
| 167 | They comprise 50% of all written English. | 他们占所有书面英语的50%。 |
| 168 | So imagine that the 100 most frequent words in English will be about 50% of | 所以想象一下,英语中最常用的100个词 大约是50% |
| 169 | everything that you see when you read and maybe even when you hear people speak | 你阅读时看到的一切 甚至听到别人说话 |
| 170 | English. | 英语。 |
| 171 | So that means that all the other thousands and thousands of words in | 因此,这意味着其他 成千上万的字在 |
| 172 | English are only that other 50%. | 英语是另外50%。 |
| 173 | So you can see how infrequent those other words are going to be when you're | 所以,你可以看到 如何不频繁 那些其他的字会是 当你是 |
| 174 | learning English, right? | 学英语吧? |
| 175 | So that statistic just shows the reality of a word frequency and why that makes | 因此,统计只是显示 一个字频的现实 和为什么 |
| 176 | it so hard once you've reached an intermediate level. | 到了中间层就很难了 |
| 177 | But what can you do to not solve this, but to help you out with this process? | 但是,你能做什么,不解决这个问题,而是帮助你完成这个过程? |
| 178 | If you're already at a lower intermediate level and you feel like progress is | 如果你已经处于中下层 并且觉得进步是 |
| 179 | slow, what can you do? | 慢点,你能做什么? |
| 180 | Well, I thought of four things that you can do. | 我想到了你能做的四件事 |
| 181 | The first one is the one that's not the most interesting or fun. | 第一种是无趣或无趣者. |
| 182 | And that is simply to dedicate more time to your language learning, primarily | 这仅仅是把更多的时间 用于你的语言学习,主要 |
| 183 | listening and reading and having conversations. | 聆听、阅读和交谈 |
| 184 | So I thought of this because I have a student who might be listening to this | 所以我想到这个 因为我有个学生 可能会听这个 |
| 185 | episode. | 剧集。 |
| 186 | I don't know, but this student spends four hours a day listening to English. | 我不知道,但这名学生每天要花四个小时听英语. |
| 187 | That's a lot. | 甚处来. |
| 188 | He spends three hours actively listening and another hour passively listening | 他花了三个小时 积极听,又一个小时 被动听 |
| 189 | while he's multitasking and doing something else. | 而他却在多任务和做别的事 |
| 190 | So the simple fact that he is listening so much gives him enough repetition to | 所以,简单的事实是,他听这么多 使他足够重复 |
| 191 | hear the less frequent words more often, because most of us, most of us language | 更经常地听到不太频繁的话, 因为大多数我们,大多数我们的语言 |
| 192 | learners do not spend four hours listening. | 学习者不花四个小时听。 |
| 193 | We might spend one hour listening and some of us might only spend 30 minutes | 我们可能花一个小时听, 而我们有些人可能只花30分钟 |
| 194 | listening, or maybe this podcast is your only listening today. | 也许这个播客是你今天唯一听的 |
| 195 | And this is what 25, 30 minutes, maybe 25 minutes. | 这是25,30分钟,也许25分钟。 |
| 196 | So if you compare that to four hours, that's a big difference. | 所以,如果你把这比作四个小时,那就大不相同了。 |
| 197 | So the repetition of less frequent words won't be very high if you're only | 所以,重复频率较低的字句 就不会很高,如果你只是 |
| 198 | listening for 30 minutes a day. | 每天听30分钟 |
| 199 | But if you're listening for four hours a day, those words that are new, the less | 但是如果你每天听四个小时的话 那些新词越少 |
| 200 | common words will actually show up more often and that will give you a chance to | 普通话会经常出现 这样你就能有机会 |
| 201 | learn them faster. | 学他们更快。 |
| 202 | So it's pretty simple, obviously. | 很明显,这很简单。 |
| 203 | And most of us probably aren't going to find three or four hours just to dedicate | 我们大部分人可能不会 找到三四个小时 只是为了奉献 |
| 204 | to listening. | 倾听。 |
| 205 | So that might not be the easiest thing for most of us, but I wanted to mention it | 所以这对我们大多数人来说可能不是最容易的 但我想提一下 |
| 206 | because my student does this and it works great for him. | 因为我的学生这样做, 这对他很好。 |
| 207 | He's improved a ton, even at the intermediate level. | 他改进了一吨,甚至在中间一级. |
| 208 | So another way, another thing that can help you with this process is to use | 所以另一种方法, 另一种可以帮助你 在这个过程是使用 |
| 209 | spaced repetition. | 间距重复。 |
| 210 | So there are many tools available online and a lot of them are free that are | 网上有很多工具 有很多是免费的 |
| 211 | designed to help you study words or whatever, phrases, sentences, or things | 旨在帮助您学习词语或任何东西,短语,句子,或东西 |
| 212 | from other subjects, not just language learning. | 从其他学科, 不只是语言学习。 |
| 213 | They help you practice memorizing these things, and then they will show you a | 他们帮助你练习 记住这些东西, 然后他们会告诉你一个 |
| 214 | certain word when you're probably about to forget it. | 当你可能要忘记它时 一定的词 |
| 215 | So these spaced repetition apps and websites are designed to help you get really | 这些空间重复的应用程序和网站 旨在帮助你获得真正的 |
| 216 | good repetition of new words and you can put in your new words or new phrases and | 重新重复新词,你可以在新词或新短语中加上 |
| 217 | they will show these flashcards to you and you can practice with them and they will | 他们会给你看这些闪卡 你可以和他们一起练习,他们会 |
| 218 | show you the same word at the optimal time, the perfect time before you're going to | 在最理想的时候,在最理想的时候, 展示出同一个词, 在你要去之前, |
| 219 | forget it or right when you're forgetting that word. | 你忘了这个词就忘了它或正确 |
| 220 | And this is a very scientific approach based on how we forget things. | 这是一个非常科学的方法 基于我们如何忘记事物。 |
| 221 | 所以Anki,A -N | |
| 222 | to help you out with that. | 来帮你 |
| 223 | Of course, it's going to require some effort. | 当然,这需要一些努力。 |
| 224 | You have to input words that you want to remember, that you want to learn. | 你必须输入要记住的,要学习的词. |
| 225 | You're going to have to take some time to do that and to study these words. | 你要花一些时间来做这件事 并研究这些词。 |
| 226 | It's a way that you can get more repetition of new words that you want to learn. | 以此法能更重诵新语欲修习. |
| 227 | So that's another thing you can do. | 所以这是另一种你可以做的。 |
| 228 | And the third thing you can do is to use normal repetition methods, like what I | 第三件事是使用普通的重复方法 就像我 |
| 229 | always propose that you do with this podcast or any other content that you | 总是提议你用这个播客或其他任何内容 |
| 230 | or the same content, right? | 还是一样的内容,对不对? |
| 231 | So you can listen to this episode three times or four times or five times. | 这样你就可以听这集三四次或五次. |
| 232 | And when you do that, you're going to get a lot of repetition of words and | 当你这样做, 你会得到很多重复的文字和 |
| 233 | phrases that you're unfamiliar with or that you're not quite comfortable with. | 那些你并不熟悉或不太舒服的词句 |
| 234 | So if you listen to this episode five times, then one of the new words that I | 所以,如果你听了5次这个剧集, 那么一个新词,我 |
| 235 | used here is going to replay five times into your ears, and that's much more | 用在这里会重放五遍 在你的耳朵,还有更多 |
| 236 | powerful than if you only hear it one time. | 强过只听到一次 |
| 237 | So that's pretty obvious, right? | 很明显,对吧? |
| 238 | So that's something pretty easy that you can do. | 所以,这是相当容易的事情 你可以做。 |
| 239 | And I have one other tip that I think will really help you. | 我还有一个小费,我觉得会帮到你 |
| 240 | It's something that I incorporate into my language learning, and that is that I | 这是我在语言学习中融入的东西,那就是我 |
| 241 | spend periods of time listening to content about the same subject. | 花时间聆听关于同一主题的内容。 |
| 242 | So for example, I might spend a full month listening to content specifically | 举例来说,我可能花了整整一个月的时间 专门听内容 |
| 243 | about, let's say online business, right? | 说说网上生意吧 |
| 244 | And I listened to multiple podcasts and watch multiple different YouTube | 我听了多个播客和观看多个不同的YouTube |
| 245 | channels that are all about the same subject, and because they're all about | 频道都是关于同一个主题的 因为都是关于 |
| 246 | the same subject, I hear them use very similar terminology and phrases and | 同样的主题,我听说他们使用了非常相似的术语和短语, |
| 247 | things like that. | 类似的东西。 |
| 248 | These words and phrases show up again and again and again, because they're | 这些话和短语一遍又一遍地出现,因为 |
| 249 | very useful phrases and words for this topic. | 对于这个专题来说,非常有用的短语和词句。 |
| 250 | And then maybe the next month I might spend more time listening to content | 也许接下来一个月 我可能会花更多的时间听内容 |
| 251 | about personal development, and then a lot of the same words and phrases show | 关于个人发展, 然后很多相同的词和短语显示 |
| 252 | up if I keep listening to content about that topic. | 如果我继续听关于这个话题的内容。 |
| 253 | And so you can kind of cycle through different topics like this and consume a | 这样你就可以在不同的话题中循环 并使用 |
| 254 | lot of content about these topics, and that will help you get more repetition | 关于这些话题的很多内容, 这会帮助你得到更多的重复 |
| 255 | with certain words and certain phrases. | 有一些词和某些短语 |
| 256 | And then you move on to another topic. | 然后,你转到另一个话题。 |
| 257 | I really like doing this, and I also like doing this with the same person, the | 我真的很喜欢这样做, 我也喜欢这样做 与同一个人, |
| 258 | 同样的YouTuber或pocaster, 因为人们往往使用相同的词。 | |
| 259 | We all have our own speaking style, so we repeat the same words and | 我们都有我们自己的演讲风格, 所以我们重复同样的词, |
| 260 | phrases over and over again. | 语句反复。 |
| 261 | And so I might spend a month really focusing on one podcast, for example, | 所以我可能花一个月的时间 真正专注于一个播客,例如, |
| 262 | and I'll hear this podcaster say the same things time and time again, and it | 我会听到这个潜水员 一遍又一遍地说同样的话 |
| 263 | really helps me get that repetition for certain words and phrases that that | 真的很有助于我得到的重复 某些字和短语 |
| 264 | person says, and then I'll switch to another podcaster or YouTuber, and they | 人说,然后我会切换 到另一个播客或YouTuber, 他们 |
| 265 | say different words and phrases that I'm not familiar with, and then I get a lot | 说不同的话和句子 我并不熟悉, 然后我得到很多 |
| 266 | of repetition with those ones. | 重复这些。 |
| 267 | So you see how that can work, right? | 所以,你看如何可以做到这一点,对不对? |
| 268 | That's something that I've found to be very useful for me. | 这对我很有用 |
| 269 | So those are four things that I was able to think of. | 因此,这是我能够想到的四件事。 |
| 270 | There are more, and I'm sure I'll do many more episodes in the future about | 还有很多,我相信今后我会做很多关于 |
| 271 | language learning and different tips and things like that, but I just | 语言学习和不同的小费 和类似的东西, 但我只是 |
| 272 | wanted to share those ones today. | 今天想分享这些 |
| 273 | I hope this episode was interesting for you, and I hope it encourages | 我希望这个剧集对你有意思 我希望它能鼓励你 |
| 274 | you to keep on practicing even if the progress seems slow. | 你继续练习,即使进展似乎很慢。 |
| 275 | And one way you can practice is by using my advanced podcast episodes. | 一种你可以练习的方法是 使用我的高级播客节目。 |
| 276 | So if you're interested in that, make sure to click on the link in the | 所以,如果你有兴趣, 确保点击链接在 |
| 277 | episode description, that's patreon.com slash listening time. | 插曲描述,即patreon.com斜线监听时间. |
| 278 | And another way you can practice is with my conversations that I have | 另一种方法你可以练习 与我的谈话,我有 |
| 279 | with other native speakers. | 与其他母语者一起发言。 |
| 280 | So if you're interested in that, sign up for my U S conversations podcast. | 如果你有兴趣的话 请报名参加我的US对话播客 |
| 281 | The link is also down below that's patreon.com slash us conversations. | 连线也下方是patreon.com 切换我们的对话. |
| 282 | And as always, please share this podcast with anyone else, you know, | 一如既往,请分享这个播客 与其他人,你知道, |
| 283 | who might find it useful and please give it a five star rating on Spotify, | 谁可能觉得有用 请在Spotify上给它五星评分 |
| 284 | Apple podcasts, or wherever, and write a review. | 苹果播客,或任何地方,并写评论. |
| 285 | All right. | 好吧,我们走。 |
| 286 | Thank you for listening to this episode and I'll talk to you on the | 谢谢你收听这集 我会跟你谈谈 |
| 287 | next episode of listening time. | 下集监听时间。 |
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P42 · 【B1英语听力】油管超适合初学者的真实英语听力｜日常话题沉浸式磨耳朵｜自然语速+地道表达 p42 42 Can You Understand This Video In English？ (P42)
【B1英语听力】油管超适合初学者的真实英语听力｜日常话题沉浸式磨耳朵｜自然语速+地道表达 p42 42 Can You Understand This Video In English？ (P42)
发布于 2026-08-09 · 时长 16:18字幕摘录
| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | Let's see if you can understand me if I talk at normal speed. | 让我们来看看你能不能理解我 如果我说话的速度正常。 |
| 0:03 | I'm sure most of you have already watched some of my videos in which I speak a little bit slower. | 我敢肯定,你们大多数人 已经看了一些我的视频 我说话有点慢。 |
| 0:09 | They're made for people that can't quite understand native English yet, | 这是给那些不懂英语的人做的 |
| 0:14 | and so they need content that's slower, that's a little bit clearer for them. | 所以他们需要更慢一些的内容 对他们来说更清楚些 |
| 0:18 | So I decided to make this video in which I just talk as if I were talking to another person, | 所以我决定录下这段视频 里面我好像在跟另一个人说话 |
| 0:23 | like here in my country, in the US, if I were just talking to a friend or something like that. | 就像在我国,在美国, 如果我只是和一个朋友说话 或类似的东西。 |
| 0:29 | And so I want to make this video and you can use it to see if you can understand me without reading the subtitles, | 所以我想制作这段视频 你可以用它来看看 你能否理解我而不读字幕 |
| 0:36 | or maybe you can understand me while you're reading the subtitles. | 或者你可以理解我 当你读字幕。 |
| 0:39 | It doesn't really matter. | 这不重要 |
| 0:40 | It's just a way for you to test your level. | 这只是你测试水平的方法 |
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| 1 | Let's see if you can understand me if I talk at normal speed. | 让我们来看看你能不能理解我 如果我说话的速度正常。 |
| 2 | I'm sure most of you have already watched some of my videos in which I speak a little bit slower. | 我敢肯定,你们大多数人 已经看了一些我的视频 我说话有点慢。 |
| 3 | They're made for people that can't quite understand native English yet, | 这是给那些不懂英语的人做的 |
| 4 | and so they need content that's slower, that's a little bit clearer for them. | 所以他们需要更慢一些的内容 对他们来说更清楚些 |
| 5 | So I decided to make this video in which I just talk as if I were talking to another person, | 所以我决定录下这段视频 里面我好像在跟另一个人说话 |
| 6 | like here in my country, in the US, if I were just talking to a friend or something like that. | 就像在我国,在美国, 如果我只是和一个朋友说话 或类似的东西。 |
| 7 | And so I want to make this video and you can use it to see if you can understand me without reading the subtitles, | 所以我想制作这段视频 你可以用它来看看 你能否理解我而不读字幕 |
| 8 | or maybe you can understand me while you're reading the subtitles. | 或者你可以理解我 当你读字幕。 |
| 9 | It doesn't really matter. | 这不重要 |
| 10 | It's just a way for you to test your level. | 这只是你测试水平的方法 |
| 11 | And people ask me all the time to make more advanced content. | 人们总是要求我做更高级的内容. |
| 12 | And so I'm going to talk about that in just a second. | 所以我马上就要谈这个 |
| 13 | But here, this video right here is me just talking normally. | 但这里,这段录像是我正常说话。 |
| 14 | And so you can treat this kind of like a test just to see where you're at. | 这样你就可以像测试一样对待自己了。 |
| 15 | And if you end up needing to use the subtitles, that's perfectly fine. | 如果你最终需要使用字幕, 那完全没问题。 |
| 16 | You're just trying to see how much you can understand when I just talk at normal speed, | 你只是想看看你能理解多少 当我以正常的速度说话时 |
| 17 | because it's good to kind of gauge your level from time to time and see how much you can understand | 因为它是很好的 一种测量你的水平 不时, 并看你能理解多少 |
| 18 | of a native speaker when they just talk normally. | 当他们只是正常说话时, |
| 19 | So let me just say that, and by the way, excuse the sunglasses and the fact that the sun's right in my face, | 所以,让我说,顺便说一句, 原谅太阳镜 和事实,太阳的权利在我的脸上, |
| 20 | but it's freezing right now. | 但是现在很冷 |
| 21 | It's not freezing. | 不冻. |
| 22 | But I'm a big baby when it comes to cold weather and the season is definitely changing. | 但我是大宝宝 当它涉及到寒冷的天气 而季节 肯定正在改变。 |
| 23 | It's autumn now. | 现在是秋天了 |
| 24 | And so I kind of want to be in the sun. | 所以我有点想在太阳。 |
| 25 | So that's why I'm right here with my glasses on. | 所以我才戴着眼镜来这里 |
| 26 | Excuse the kind of ridiculous look, but I'm sure you don't mind. | 恕我冒昧 但我相信你不会介意的 |
| 27 | So in general, I'm easier to understand than most other native speakers are. | 所以总的来说,我比其他大多数本地人更容易理解。 |
| 28 | And some people would say I'm the easiest person to understand. | 有些人会说我是最容易理解的人。 |
| 29 | I've had people tell me that literally I'm the easiest person on the face of the earth for them to understand in English. | 我让人们告诉我,实际上我是地球上最容易懂英语的人。 |
| 30 | Of course, I'm talking about non-native English speakers, learners who are trying to learn English. | 当然,我指的是非母语的英语者,正在尝试学习英语的学习者. |
| 31 | They'll tell me that I'm the only one they can understand. | 他们会告诉我,我是唯一他们能理解的人。 |
| 32 | I'm the easiest person. | 我是最简单的人。 |
| 33 | I've always spoken more clearly than other people even before I was an English teacher. | 甚至在我当英语老师之前,我总是比别人更清晰地说话. |
| 34 | So it's not just because I'm a teacher or just because I make this content. | 所以这不仅仅是因为我是一个老师, 也不是因为我做了这个内容。 |
| 35 | In general, I'm a clear speaker. | 一般来说,我是一个明确的演讲者。 |
| 36 | I've always been kind of a storyteller. | 我一直是个讲故事的人 |
| 37 | I've always loved telling stories and just talking about things in an animated way and recounting things from the past. | 我一直喜欢讲故事,只是以动画的方式谈论事物,并讲述过去的事情. |
| 38 | My friends used to tell me that I was a good storyteller. | 我的朋友常告诉我 我是个讲故事的好人 |
| 39 | I'm a little bit more dramatic in the way that I speak than other people, perhaps. | 我说话的方式也许比别人更戏剧化 |
| 40 | And I don't normally speak that fast. | 我通常不会说那么快 |
| 41 | It's just not normal for me to talk super, super fast like that. | 我这样说话是不正常的 |
| 42 | And so I'm a little bit easier for people to understand, let's say. | 所以我比较容易让人理解,比如说。 |
| 43 | So if you can understand me right now, me talking at normal speed, | 所以如果你现在能理解我 我以正常的速度说话 |
| 44 | that doesn't mean that you're going to be able to understand every other native English speaker when they talk at normal speed. | 这并不代表你能够理解 所有其他英语母语 当他们说话的速度正常。 |
| 45 | So I just wanted to make that note. | 所以,我只是想做这个字条。 |
| 46 | And so usually because I'm easier for people to understand, | 所以通常因为我更容易让人理解 |
| 47 | because of that, people like to use my content as kind of like an introduction to native English. | 因为这样,人们喜欢用我的内容 像一种对本土英语的介绍。 |
| 48 | So that's why people use my advanced podcast episodes, even my US Conversations podcast. | 这就是为什么人们使用我的高级播客节目, 甚至我的美国对话播客。 |
| 49 | People use those things because when I talk at normal speed, they can still understand me better than other native speakers. | 人们使用这些东西是因为当我以正常的速度说话时,他们仍然能够比其他本地人更了解我. |
| 50 | And so it's kind of like an intermediate step in between listening to slower content and listening to just random native speakers talking. | 所以这有点像一个中间步骤 从听慢内容到听随机的本地演讲者说话。 |
| 51 | Me talking at normal speed is usually kind of like one step in between there, just because I'm easier for people to understand. | 我以正常的速度说话 通常有点像 一步在那里之间, 只是因为我更容易让人们理解。 |
| 52 | So that kind of helps bridge the gap between content made for learners and then authentic content. | 因此,这种帮助弥合了为学习者制作的内容与随后真实内容之间的差距. |
| 53 | So that's one of the reasons why people like my fast content, my advanced episodes, my US Conversations podcast. | 所以这就是为什么人们喜欢我的快速内容, 我的高级节目,我的美国对话播客。 |
| 54 | And you might be watching this video and you're at a lower level of listening, and that's perfectly fine. | 你可能正在观看这段视频, 你听的更低, 这完全没问题。 |
| 55 | You might still be at a level where slower content is necessary. | 您可能仍然处于一个需要慢化内容的水平 。 |
| 56 | And that's great. | 这是伟大的。 |
| 57 | You just use that content and work your way up until you can eventually use content | 你只要用那些内容 努力到最后能用到内容 |
| 58 | in which I'm speaking at normal speed or another native speaker is speaking at normal speed. | 我以正常速度发言 或以正常速度发言 |
| 59 | It's just like a matter of getting a little bit better, a little bit more comfortable every day and using content that's appropriate for your level. | 这就像一个问题 得到一点点的好, 一点点的舒适的每一天 和使用内容 适合你的水平。 |
| 60 | And so let me talk about content appropriate for your level. | 让我谈谈适合你水平的内容。 |
| 61 | Like in the comments section of every single video, I'm sure maybe even in this video, under this video, you'll see comments like this as well. | 就像每个视频的评论部分, 我敢肯定,即使在这个视频中, 在这个视频下,你也会看到这样的评论。 |
| 62 | Let me address the questions about people that people ask about B1 videos, B2 videos or whatever, C1 videos. | 让我来谈谈人们对B1视频、B2视频或C1视频的询问。 |
| 63 | So I've talked about this before and I'll mention this again. | 我之前已经谈过了,我会再说一遍。 |
| 64 | So you have probably seen that I make a lot of A1 videos, A2 videos. | 你可能见过我拍了很多A1视频,A2视频。 |
| 65 | And the way that I make those videos is it's not that an A1 video contains content that is, | 我制作这些视频的方式 并不是A1视频包含的内容 |
| 66 | you know, perfectly understandable for everyone at an A1 level. | 对A1级的每个人来说 完全可以理解 |
| 67 | That's not how I classify an A1 listening practice video, because in my opinion, | 这不是我如何分类 A1 听练习视频,因为我认为, |
| 68 | when you're at a certain level and you want to reach the next level, you have to use content that is at that next level. | 当您处于某个关卡并且想要达到下一个关卡时,您必须使用那个关卡的内容. |
| 69 | You have to challenge yourself with content that's a little bit harder for you, a little bit. | 你必须挑战自己 内容 这对你来说有点难,一点点。 |
| 70 | You don't understand everything. | 你不明白一切,你不会明白的 |
| 71 | Right. | 对 |
| 72 | And so if you're at an A1 level and you're listening to a video that's titled A1 listening practice, | 所以如果你在A1级 并且你正在收听一个视频 叫做A1的监听练习, |
| 73 | and that video just contains language that you understand perfectly, that's not that good of practice. | 那段录像只包含你完全理解的语言, 这不是那么好的实践。 |
| 74 | I mean, sure, it's good to listen to anything, but that's not necessarily helping you reach the next level. | 我的意思是,当然,它很好听 任何事情,但那并不一定 帮助你达到下一个水平。 |
| 75 | So when I title a video A1 English listening practice, just know that there's content in there | 所以当我给A1英语的听课题名时 只要知道里面有内容 |
| 76 | or the whole video itself might be above an A1 level, | 或者整个视频本身可能高于A1级, |
| 77 | but that's the content that you should be using if you're at an A1 level, | 但这就是你应该使用的内容 如果你在A1级, |
| 78 | because you should be listening to content that's a little bit challenging for you. | 因为你应该听一些内容 这对你来说有点挑战性 |
| 79 | So I know some people have mentioned that in the past, like, oh, this is an A1, this is, you know, harder than that. | 所以,我知道有些人提到过,在过去, 比如,哦,这是个A1, 这比那更难。 |
| 80 | I know it is. | 我知道这是。 |
| 81 | That's the whole point is that if you're in an A1, | 这就是重点,如果你在A1, |
| 82 | the listening practice videos you should be using are videos that are above an A1 level. | 您应该使用的监听练习视频是A1级以上的视频。 |
| 83 | Does that make sense? | 这有道理吗? |
| 84 | So same thing with A2, right? | A2也一样,对吧? |
| 85 | So let me address the B1 question, because people, you know, constantly comment as B1, B1, B1. | 因此,让我谈谈B1问题,因为人们,你知道,经常评论为B1,B1,B1. |
| 86 | If you are truly at a B1 level, if you are at an intermediate level, because B1 is what? | 如果你真的在B1级别, 如果你在中间级别, 因为B1是什么? |
| 87 | Intermediate. | 中间. |
| 88 | If you're at an intermediate level, in my opinion, you should be using content that is made for native speakers, | 如果你处于中间水平,我认为, 你应该使用 内容为母语, |
| 89 | or if that's still a little bit too hard for you, use content like mine, | 或者如果这对你来说还是有点太难了 使用像我一样的内容 |
| 90 | where it's like my advanced content, advanced podcast, where it's at normal speed, | 就像我的高级内容 高级播客 正常速度 |
| 91 | but there's like the transcript there to help you. | 但那里有记录可以帮你 |
| 92 | And, you know, obviously I'm a little bit easier to understand, | 而且,你知道,显然 我有点容易理解, |
| 93 | but it's basically native content, but with some tools to help you understand it. | 但它基本上是本地内容, 但有一些工具 帮助你理解它。 |
| 94 | Or like my U.S. | 或如我美国. |
| 95 | Conversations podcast, it's native content. | 对话播客,是本地内容. |
| 96 | We speak normally, but there's the tool of the transcript with the definitions of words and phrases | 我们说话正常,但有记录 工具与词和短语的定义 |
| 97 | that helps you understand that native content. | 帮助你理解本地内容。 |
| 98 | If you're at a B1 level, do not seek intermediate level, you know, podcasts and YouTube videos | 如果你是B1级别, 不要寻求中间级别, 你知道,播客和YouTube视频 |
| 99 | if you truly want to reach the next level. | 如果您真的想要达到下一个关卡。 |
| 100 | I'm not saying it's bad to do this, but what you should be doing is you should be using native content | 我不是说这样做是坏的, 但你应该做的是 你应该使用本地内容 |
| 101 | as quickly, as soon as you can, not too soon, but I mean as soon as it's suitable for you. | 越快越好 越快越好 |
| 102 | Okay, so once I reach a B1 level in Greek, you better bet that I'm forgetting all the learner content. | 好吧,所以一旦我达到B1水平 在希腊语, 你最好打赌,我忘了所有学习者的内容。 |
| 103 | I'm not going to use any more content that's made for learners at B1. | 我不会再用B1为学习者制作的内容了. |
| 104 | No, I'm just going to use native content and hopefully have tools that can help me understand that. | 不,我只是要使用本地内容 希望有工具 可以帮助我理解这一点。 |
| 105 | Or I might use a podcast made by a Greek teacher, | 或者我可以用希腊老师制作的播客 |
| 106 | but they're speaking at normal speed and they provide the transcript or something like that. | 但他们说话的速度很正常 他们提供笔录之类的 |
| 107 | So, you know, I'm not going to make B1 and B2 videos and title them B1, B2, | 所以,你知道,我不打算 制作B1和B2视频 并标题B1,B2, |
| 108 | because that goes against my philosophy, because I think if you're at a B1 level, | 因为这违背了我的哲学, 因为我认为如果你在B1级别, |
| 109 | you should be trying to use native content. | 您应该尝试使用本地内容。 |
| 110 | Like this video right now is a B1 video for you. | 就像现在这段视频 是给你的B1视频 |
| 111 | I'm not saying that this content is B1, of course, I'm just speaking like a native speaker, | 我不是说这个内容是B1, 当然,我只是像一个母语, |
| 112 | but if you're at a B1 level, this is the type of content you should be using as the subtitles, | 但如果你处于B1级别 这就是你应该用来做字幕的内容类型 |
| 113 | so it helps you understand me as I'm talking. | 所以它能帮助你理解我,就像我说的。 |
| 114 | So B1 should basically just be native content that has something that helps you understand it, | B1基本上应该只是 本地内容 有帮助你理解它的东西, |
| 115 | like subtitles, a transcript, definitions, things like that. | 比如字幕 笔录 定义之类的 |
| 116 | Or you can just try it without those things. | 或者你可以试试没有这些东西。 |
| 117 | So I want to address that because I get that question all the time. | 所以我想谈谈这个问题,因为我一直得到这个问题。 |
| 118 | So if you're asking for B1 videos, that means you need to start using content like this, | 所以,如果你要B1视频, 这意味着你需要开始使用 这样的内容, |
| 119 | use native content. | 使用本地内容。 |
| 120 | OK, let me see what else here that I wanted to talk about. | 好吧,让我看看还有什么我想谈的。 |
| 121 | So, OK, yeah, if you insist and you say, | 如果你坚持说 |
| 122 | no, Connor, I really want you to make B1 level content, B2 level content. | 不 Connor 我真的希望你做B1级内容 B2级内容 |
| 123 | Well, number one, I just explained to you, this is B1 content. | 第一,我刚刚告诉你,这是B1的内容。 |
| 124 | It's just literally me talking at normal speed. | 只是我说话的速度很正常 |
| 125 | If that's what you're looking for, use my advanced episodes because this is what I do. | 如果这就是你要找的,请用我的高级剧集,因为这是我的工作。 |
| 126 | And in my advanced episodes, I talk like I try to talk even faster because I know that I speak slowly | 在我的高级剧集里,我说话就像 我试图说话更快 因为我知道我说话慢 |
| 127 | compared to other speakers. | 与其他发言者相比。 |
| 128 | And so if I'm trying to help you get accustomed to like other people speaking, | 所以如果我想帮你习惯 喜欢别人说话 |
| 129 | you know, I kind of want to speed up my speech a little bit. | 你知道,我有点想 加快我的发言一点点。 |
| 130 | So in some of those advanced episodes, I might talk a little bit faster at points than I would normally talk | 所以,在一些高级的片段里, 我可能会说得比平常要快一点 |
| 131 | just to kind of get you accustomed to fast English. | 只是让你习惯了快速英语 |
| 132 | Even right now, I'm trying to fight the urge to speak slower because I'm someone that generally doesn't speak that fast. | 即使是现在,我也在努力克服说话速度较慢的冲动,因为我一般不会那么快说话. |
| 133 | So I'm trying to keep the rhythm up. | 所以我试着保持节奏 |
| 134 | But for me, it's just not not that normal for me to talk fast. | 但对我来说,我说话太不正常了 |
| 135 | So if you want, if you're just insisting on having B1 level content, just use my advanced episodes. | 所以,如果你想要,如果你只是坚持 拥有B1级的内容, 只是用我的高级剧集。 |
| 136 | OK, click on the link in the description, sign up for those. | 好了,点击描述中的链接,为这些签名。 |
| 137 | It's super cheap. | 超级便宜的。 |
| 138 | Once you sign up, you get all of my advanced episodes from the past. | 一旦你报名了 你就能从过去得到我所有的高级剧集 |
| 139 | You're getting dozens and dozens and dozens and dozens of advanced episodes with the transcripts. | 你得到几十集 几十集 几十集 高级剧本。 |
| 140 | So it's a great deal. | 故曰大义. |
| 141 | It's super just convenient. | 这太方便了 |
| 142 | It's my voice. | 这是我的声音。 |
| 143 | It's the transcript that you have. | 这是你的笔录。 |
| 144 | So it's exactly what you're looking for. | 所以,这正是你要找的。 |
| 145 | And then, you know, aside from that, the U.S. | 然后,你知道, 除此之外,美国。 |
| 146 | Conversations podcast that I talk about a lot is great as well. | 交谈播客,我谈论很多 也是伟大的。 |
| 147 | If you're looking for B1 content, B2 content, C1 content, you should be using native level content. | 寻找B1内容,B2内容,C1内容的,应当使用原地级内容. |
| 148 | And specifically, if you're asking for like B2 content, C1 content, you should be listening to a podcast | 具体来说,如果你要求像B2内容,C1内容, 你应该听一个播客 |
| 149 | like my U.S. | 就像我的美国。 |
| 150 | Conversations podcast in which I talk to another person. | 我和另一个人交谈的播客 |
| 151 | So you're actually listening to two people talk and not just one. | 所以,你实际上在听两个人的谈话,而不只是一个人。 |
| 152 | And then, of course, I provide the transcript. | 然后,当然,我提供记录稿。 |
| 153 | I give you the definitions of keywords and phrases we use. | 我给你一些关键词的定义 和我们使用的短语。 |
| 154 | So that if you're asking me for that content, I already make it. | 所以如果你问我的内容, 我已经做了。 |
| 155 | OK, you just have to sign up for it, right? | 好吧,你只需要注册它,对不对? |
| 156 | It's just not the free content that I give here on YouTube because let me just be perfectly honest with you. | 这不是我在YouTube上提供的免费内容 因为让我跟你说实话 |
| 157 | On YouTube, you know, the content that most people want, just like the average person who's learning English on YouTube, | 在YouTube上,你知道,大多数人想要的内容, 就像普通人在YouTube上学习英语, |
| 158 | they're usually looking for lower level content. | 他们通常寻找更低级的内容. |
| 159 | And so that's what I make. | 所以我就是这个意思 |
| 160 | OK, so when people reach a higher level and they need content that's not just like learner content, | 好吧,所以当人们达到更高的水平, 他们需要的内容 不只是像学习者的内容, |
| 161 | you know, this is what I offer, you know, for my membership and my U.S. | 你知道,这是我提供,你知道, 我的会员和我的美国。 |
| 162 | Conversations podcast. | 对话播客。 |
| 163 | I reserve that for those memberships, right? | 我保留给那些会员,对不对? |
| 164 | What I make here for free on YouTube is the content that most people are looking for. | 我在这里免费在YouTube上所做的就是大多数人正在寻找的内容. |
| 165 | And you might think, no, no, people are looking for higher content. | 你可能会认为,不,不, 人们正在寻找更高的内容。 |
| 166 | No, trust me, I do this. | 不,相信我,我这样做。 |
| 167 | I do this for a living. | 我做这个是为了生计。 |
| 168 | And I can tell you that there's a big difference in view count for like the lower level videos and the higher level videos. | 我可以告诉你,对于低级的视频和高级的视频来说, 视点有很大的不同。 |
| 169 | With the lower level videos always consistently on average have more views. | 低级的录像在平均来看总是有较多的收视率。 |
| 170 | OK, it's because people are looking for this content on YouTube because once you reach a higher level, | 因为人们在YouTube上寻找这些内容 因为一旦你达到更高水平 |
| 171 | you can just start using native level content. | 您可以开始使用本地关卡内容。 |
| 172 | And that's why I don't release a lot of that content here on YouTube, | 这就是为什么我不发布 很多内容在这里在YouTube, |
| 173 | because I already released that guided native level content, you know, through my membership, U.S. | 因为我已经发布了 指导本土层面的内容, 你知道,通过我的成员,美国。 |
| 174 | Conversations podcast, etc. | 对话播客等. |
| 175 | So I really just want to clear that up. | 所以,我真的想 澄清这一点。 |
| 176 | And I know some of you disagree with me on that. | 我知道你们有些人不同意我的说法 |
| 177 | That's fine. | 没关系 |
| 178 | But just know that that's kind of my model here. | 但只要知道这就是我的模特儿 |
| 179 | This content on YouTube and my normal podcast is a little bit lower level content generally. | 在YouTube和我的普通播客上, |
| 180 | And then the more guided, higher level content is accessible via my membership, my U.S. | 然后,越有指导,更高层次的内容 通过我的会员,我的美国。 |
| 181 | Conversations podcast. | 对话播客。 |
| 182 | But I will probably make videos like this from time to time where I just kind of like talk normally. | 但我可能会不时拍这样的视频, |
| 183 | But it's not going to be like an every week type of thing. | 但不会像每周一样 |
| 184 | Right. | 对 |
| 185 | I might do a one videos, a two videos, and then this will be like the B1 video. | 我可能会做一个视频,两个视频, 然后这个会像B1视频。 |
| 186 | So if you're really looking for that, you know, I might release a video like this, but it's not going to be very often. | 所以,如果你真的在找,你知道, 我可能会发布一个视频 像这样,但它不会经常。 |
| 187 | It's going to be once every couple of months or something like that. | 将每两月一次之类的. |
| 188 | And so if you really want, you know, just a lot of content for that level, please click on the links down below. | 所以,如果你真的想要,你知道, 只是很多关于这个关卡的内容, 请点击下面的链接。 |
| 189 | And then lastly, let me just talk about the purpose of listening. | 最后,让我谈谈倾听的目的。 |
| 190 | You know, why just in general, why you should do listening practice, what you're doing it for. | 你知道,为什么只是一般的, 为什么你应该做听课, 你这样做是为了什么。 |
| 191 | So number one, you're learning words when you listen. | 所以,第一,你学习字 当你听。 |
| 192 | OK, and you can do this with content of any at any level. | 好吧,你可以用任何级别的内容来做。 |
| 193 | Right. | 对 |
| 194 | So you can learn new words from beginner content because sometimes there are words that you don't know. | 所以,你可以从初学者的内容中学习新词,因为有时有些词你不知道. |
| 195 | Right. | 对 |
| 196 | So it's still beneficial to listen or listen to or watch any type of content if you're, you know, | 所以,它仍然有益 倾听或听 或者观看任何类型的内容 如果你是,你知道, |
| 197 | focused on learning vocabulary. | 重点是学习词汇。 |
| 198 | Right. | 对 |
| 199 | You also improve your speaking when you listen to pretty much any level content, | 当你听到任何关卡的内容时,你也会改进你的演讲, |
| 200 | because as long as it's correct English, you're kind of internalizing some of the patterns, | 因为只要是正确的英语, 你有点内在化一些模式, |
| 201 | some of the things that you hear in those videos, you copy native speakers when they talk. | 在那些视频中你听到的一些东西, 当他们说话的时候,你抄袭了本地的演讲者。 |
| 202 | Even like in my lower level videos, you can copy the sentence structures that I use. | 即使在我的下层视频中,你可以复制我使用的句子结构. |
| 203 | And once you hear them over and over again, they just become natural for you to use. | 一旦你一次又一次地听到它们, 它们就会变得自然而然地让你使用。 |
| 204 | You kind of get a feel for things, you know, grammar, you know, different structures. | 你有一种感觉的东西, 你知道,语法, 你知道,不同的结构。 |
| 205 | And of course, you can use repetition with those things and just, you know, | 当然,你可以用重复 与那些东西,只是,你知道, |
| 206 | once you listen to that same piece of content again and again, | 一旦你听 同样的内容一次又一次, |
| 207 | you're just going to want to say things that you hear in that content. | 你只是要说一些你听到的内容。 |
| 208 | So it helps you improve your speaking. | 所以,它帮助你改善你的演讲。 |
| 209 | And then number three, so vocabulary, speaking and then listening. | 然后是第三, 所以词汇,说话然后听。 |
| 210 | So obviously listening helps you listen, but specifically, like I mentioned before, | 所以很明显的听会帮助你听, 但具体来说,就像我之前提到的, |
| 211 | if your goal is to improve your listening, all right, I want to kind of end on this idea, | 如果你的目标是提高你的听力 好吧 我想结束这个想法 |
| 212 | what I already mentioned before, you have to listen to content that's harder than just the level where you're at. | 我之前提到过,你必须听 内容的难度 不只是你所处的水平。 |
| 213 | If you just listen to content at the level where you're at, yeah, you're going to learn words. | 如果你只是听内容 在你所处的水平,是的, 你会学习词。 |
| 214 | It's going to help your speaking. | 这会帮助你说话。 |
| 215 | That's all great. | 这一切都很好。 |
| 216 | That's beneficial. | 这是有益的。 |
| 217 | But if your goal is to understand better, then you have to use content that's a little bit challenging for you. | 但如果你的目标是要更好的理解, 那你必须使用一些内容 这对你来说有点挑战。 |
| 218 | OK, that's why I do the videos the way I do them. | 好吧,这就是为什么我做视频的方式。 |
| 219 | That's why I make them this way. | 这就是为什么我让他们这样。 |
| 220 | If it says A1, it's not just A1 content. | 如果说A1,它不仅仅是A1的内容. |
| 221 | It's harder than A1 so that you can actually practice with something that's challenging for you to reach that next level. | 它比A1更难,这样你就可以实际练习一些对达到下一个水平具有挑战性的东西. |
| 222 | Right. | 对 |
| 223 | So if you're at a B1 level again and your goal is to practice your listening, right, | 所以,如果你再次处于B1级别 并且你的目标是练习你的听,对不对, |
| 224 | you really want to get better at listening. | 你真的想听得更好点 |
| 225 | You have to listen to something that's a little bit above your level. | 你得听一些比你高一点的东西 |
| 226 | So if you're at a B1 level, use guided native content, like I already mentioned. | 因此,如果你处于B1级别,使用引导的本土内容,就像我已经提到的那样. |
| 227 | So if you're looking for content that will help you improve your listening and you're already more at an intermediate level, | 如果你在寻找内容 帮助你改善你的听力 你已经在中间层, |
| 228 | then make sure to click on the links down below for my more advanced content. | 之后请点击下面的链接,以获取我更高级的内容。 |
| 229 | And those will be great for you to help you achieve your listening goals. | 帮助你实现你的倾听目标 对你有好处 |
| 230 | OK, all right, thank you all for watching this video and I'll talk to you in the next one. | 好了,好了,谢谢大家观看这段视频 我下次再跟你谈 |
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【B1英语听力】油管超适合初学者的真实英语听力｜日常话题沉浸式磨耳朵｜自然语速+地道表达 p43 43 How To Improve Your English (P43)
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| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | Let's talk about how you can improve your English. | 让我们来谈谈你如何改进你的英语。 |
| 0:02 | This is another video that I'm making in which I'm speaking at normal speed. | 这是我正在录制的另一段视频, 我以正常的速度发言。 |
| 0:06 | So I'm not slowing down. | 所以我没有减速。 |
| 0:08 | This is just me talking normally. | 这只是我正常说话。 |
| 0:10 | You guys really liked the last one that I did, and I'm not going to | 你们真的喜欢上一个 我做了,我不会 |
| 0:13 | guarantee that I'm going to make videos like this all the time. | 保证我会一直拍这样的视频 |
| 0:16 | Like I said before, if you want my material where I speak at normal speed | 就像我以前说过的,如果你想要我用正常速度说话的材料 |
| 0:20 | or where I speak fast, make sure to sign up for my advanced podcast episodes. | 或我说话快, 确保报名 我的高级播客节目。 |
| 0:25 | I release a lot of those. | 我释放了很多这些。 |
| 0:26 | And so if you want regular practice with this, that's your best bet. | 所以,如果你想 常规练习与此, 这是你最好的赌注。 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Let's talk about how you can improve your English. | 让我们来谈谈你如何改进你的英语。 |
| 2 | This is another video that I'm making in which I'm speaking at normal speed. | 这是我正在录制的另一段视频, 我以正常的速度发言。 |
| 3 | So I'm not slowing down. | 所以我没有减速。 |
| 4 | This is just me talking normally. | 这只是我正常说话。 |
| 5 | You guys really liked the last one that I did, and I'm not going to | 你们真的喜欢上一个 我做了,我不会 |
| 6 | guarantee that I'm going to make videos like this all the time. | 保证我会一直拍这样的视频 |
| 7 | Like I said before, if you want my material where I speak at normal speed | 就像我以前说过的,如果你想要我用正常速度说话的材料 |
| 8 | or where I speak fast, make sure to sign up for my advanced podcast episodes. | 或我说话快, 确保报名 我的高级播客节目。 |
| 9 | I release a lot of those. | 我释放了很多这些。 |
| 10 | And so if you want regular practice with this, that's your best bet. | 所以,如果你想 常规练习与此, 这是你最好的赌注。 |
| 11 | That's the thing you can do to get my material in which I speak fast. | 这是你们可以做的 得到我的材料 其中我说话快。 |
| 12 | But today I want to make another video in which I speak at normal speed like this. | 但今天我想拍另一部录像, 以正常的速度发言。 |
| 13 | And I want to talk about how you can improve your English. | 我想谈谈你如何改进英语 |
| 14 | This is a really broad topic. | 这是一个非常广泛的话题。 |
| 15 | This is very vast. | 这是非常巨大的。 |
| 16 | There are so many things that could be said, of course, but I just want to | 当然有很多事情可以说 但我只想... |
| 17 | talk about three main points. | 谈三大要点. |
| 18 | I want to talk about three things that you can focus on that will help you | 我想谈三件事,你可以集中精力 帮助你 |
| 19 | improve your English and reach a higher level than what you have right now. | 提高英语水平 达到比现在更高的水平 |
| 20 | By the way, I'm wearing these sunglasses again, because I'm sitting outside and | 顺便说一句,我又戴着墨镜, 因为我坐在外面 |
| 21 | it's really cold and I want to be in the sun. | 它真的很冷 我想在太阳。 |
| 22 | And so I'm not just trying to look cool. | 所以我不只是为了看起来酷。 |
| 23 | I've got these sunglasses on just so I can record this in the sun. | 我戴着这些太阳镜 是为了在阳光下录下来 |
| 24 | So let's talk about three different things you can do in order to improve your | 所以,让我们谈谈三种不同的事情 你可以做的,以便改进你的 |
| 25 | English. | 英语。 |
| 26 | And what I want to do is I want to talk first just about how we improve in any | 我想做的是 我想先谈谈我们如何改进 |
| 27 | area, because that's really what I'm going to focus on. | 区域,因为那才是我要关注的 |
| 28 | Like what three things do we do in order to improve in any domain, any skill that | 就像我们做的三件事 为了提高任何领域,任何技能 |
| 29 | we have, anything that we're trying to improve. | 任何我们想改进的东西 |
| 30 | What is it that we need to do? | 我们需要做什么? |
| 31 | Not just language learning, but anything in life. | 不只是学习语言,还有生活中的一切 |
| 32 | Well, number one, we need repeated practice so that we can get comfortable | 第一,我们需要反复练习,这样我们才能自在 |
| 33 | with that thing that we're doing. | 我们做的那些事 |
| 34 | So, for example, I think of one of my first jobs that I had, I worked at a | 所以,比如,我想到我的第一份工作之一, 我在一个 |
| 35 | deli. | 杜丽 |
| 36 | A deli is a place to sell sandwiches in the U.S. | 熟食店是美国销售三明治的地方. |
| 37 | And so I remember making sandwiches at a deli and that was one of my first jobs. | 所以我记得在夜店做三明治 那是我第一份工作 |
| 38 | And the way that I got better at my job was just doing it repeatedly. | 我在工作中表现的更好 只是屡次做 |
| 39 | At the very beginning, I was terrible at making sandwiches. | 一开始,我做三明治很烂 |
| 40 | I did not know what I was doing. | 我不知道我在做什么,我该怎么办。 |
| 41 | And if you've listened to me talk in different episodes of mine about this | 如果你听了我讲的不同故事 |
| 42 | subject, you know that in general, I'm not good with my hands. | 主题,你知道, 总的来说, 我不好用我的手。 |
| 43 | I have a big weakness when it comes to using my hands to build things, create | 我有一个很大的弱点 当它涉及到用我的手 建造东西,创造 |
| 44 | things, manipulate things. | 东西,操纵东西。 |
| 45 | I just can't do it well. | 我只是不能很好地做到这一点。 |
| 46 | That's always been one of my weaknesses. | 这一直是我的弱点之一。 |
| 47 | And so you can imagine when I first started making sandwiches, it took me a | 所以你可以想象 当我开始做三明治, 它花了我一个 |
| 48 | while to get the hang of it. | 并获得它。 |
| 49 | But with repeated practice, I was able to actually get better at making sandwiches | 但经过反复的练习, 我实际上能够更好地做三明治 |
| 50 | because I just kept doing it over and over again. | 因为我一直在做它一遍又一遍。 |
| 51 | And so repeated practice, of course, is necessary if you want to get better at | 所以,反复练习,当然,是必须的, 如果你想得到更好的 |
| 52 | something, right? | 东西,对不对? |
| 53 | The second thing is that we want to correct the things that we're doing wrong. | 第二,我们要纠正我们做错的事。 |
| 54 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 55 | So you need to identify these things. | 所以,你需要识别这些东西。 |
| 56 | You need to see what it is that you're not doing right. | 你该看看你做错了什么 |
| 57 | And you need to correct that, right? | 你需要纠正这一点,对不对? |
| 58 | Otherwise you're not going to improve in order to improve. | 否则你不会为了改进而改进 |
| 59 | You need to correct the things that you can't do well that you're not doing right. | 你需要纠正那些你做不对的事情 |
| 60 | So I can think of another job that I had where I had to fold a lot of clothes and | 所以我可以想出另一份工作 在那里我不得不折叠 很多衣服和 |
| 61 | I had to stack them in a pile. | 我得把它们堆起来 |
| 62 | And the only way that I was able to get better was my manager had to like take a | 唯一能让我好起来的方法是 我的经理必须喜欢吃 |
| 63 | look and see, oh, you're not doing this right. | 你看,哦,你这样做不对。 |
| 64 | You're not doing that right. | 你这样做不对 |
| 65 | You need to do it more like this. | 你需要做更多的像这样。 |
| 66 | And that's how I would realize like what my mistakes were. | 所以我才会意识到自己的错误 |
| 67 | And so I had to get corrected in order to actually fold the clothes, right? | 所以为了把衣服叠起来,我必须改正,对吧? |
| 68 | Stack them right. | 把它们堆好 |
| 69 | And so if no one had ever told me that I was wrong about the way I was doing | 所以,如果没有人告诉我 我错了我的方式 |
| 70 | something and the way I was folding those clothes, then I wouldn't have proved. | 东西和我折叠这些衣服的方式, 然后我就不会证明。 |
| 71 | And so in order to improve, we want to make sure that we're correcting the | 为了改进,我们想确保 我们纠正 |
| 72 | things that we're doing wrong. | 我们做错的事 |
| 73 | And this involves identifying those things, identifying them and correcting them. | 这涉及到识别这些东西, 识别和纠正它们。 |
| 74 | Right. | 对 |
| 75 | And then the third thing is we need, we need to increase the difficulty of the | 然后第三件事是我们需要, 我们需要增加难度 |
| 76 | tasks that we're doing in order to actually improve our skills, right? | 为了真正提高我们的能力,我们所做的任务,对吧? |
| 77 | If you just do the same thing at the same level, that's not going to make you | 如果你在同一级别上做同样的事情, 那也不会让你 |
| 78 | reach a higher level because you actually have to practice with things that are at | 达到更高的水平,因为你实际上必须练习 的东西在 |
| 79 | higher levels than the level that you're at, right? | 比你现在的水平高,对吧? |
| 80 | So I think of like playing tennis, for example, if you play tennis against the | 所以我想打网球,比如,如果你打网球反对 |
| 81 | same level of opponents, maybe just the same exact opponent who's just at the | 同样的对手水平,也许只是同样的 准确的对手谁刚刚在 |
| 82 | same level and you just keep beating them over and over again, this isn't going to | 同样的水平,你只是不停地打他们 一遍又一遍,这是不会 |
| 83 | necessarily make you reach the next level where you can beat an opponent who's | 一定让你进入下一个关卡 能够打败对手 |
| 84 | harder in order to do that. | 更难做到这一点。 |
| 85 | You actually have to challenge yourself and play harder opponents. | 你实际上必须挑战自己,扮演更强大的对手. |
| 86 | And then that'll make you get better so that you can, you can actually | 那样你就会好起来 这样你就可以,你可以 |
| 87 | beat that opponent, right? | 打败对手,对吧? |
| 88 | And so we need to increase the difficulty of what we're doing. | 所以我们需要增加我们所做的事情的难度. |
| 89 | All right. | 好吧,我们走。 |
| 90 | So those are the three things that we need to do, right? | 这就是我们需要做的三件事,对吗? |
| 91 | We need to have repeated practice to get comfortable with what we're doing. | 我们需要反复练习,以适应我们的行为。 |
| 92 | We need to correct the things that we do wrong and we need to | 我们需要纠正我们做错的事,我们需要 |
| 93 | increase the difficulty. | 增加难度。 |
| 94 | Those are the three things that we need to do in order to | 这是我们需要做的三件事,以便 |
| 95 | improve in any area of life. | 改善生活的任何领域。 |
| 96 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 97 | So now let's talk specifically about language learning. | 所以现在让我们专门谈谈语言学习。 |
| 98 | So how can we do those things? | 那么,我们如何做这些事情? |
| 99 | So the first one I mentioned is repeating, right? | 所以,我提到的第一个是重复,对不对? |
| 100 | Repetition. | 复问曰. |
| 101 | So repeated practice will help us get familiar with different words, | 重复练习会帮助我们熟悉不同的词 |
| 102 | obviously, and phrases and expressions. | 显然,还有短语和表达方式。 |
| 103 | It'll help us learn the grammar just intuitively, just by seeing | 它会帮助我们学习语法 只是直观的,只是通过看到 |
| 104 | it over and over again. | 一次又一次的 |
| 105 | And it'll help us get accustomed to the right sounds. | 这会帮助我们习惯正确的声音。 |
| 106 | We actually, we will actually start to hear the correct sounds and be | 我们实际上,我们将开始 听到正确的声音 |
| 107 | able to identify them, distinguish them, get used to them. | 能够识别它们,区分它们,适应它们. |
| 108 | You'll just get used to how the language actually sounds, right? | 你会习惯语言的,对吧? |
| 109 | And other things as well. | 还有别的事 |
| 110 | But those are some of the main things that you can get from repeated | 但这些都是一些主要的东西 你可以从重复 |
| 111 | practice, things that you get comfortable with when you just repeat | 练习,当你只重复时会觉得舒服的东西 |
| 112 | the things that you're listening to, reading, saying, whatever it may be. | 你听的东西,阅读, 说,无论它可能是什么。 |
| 113 | So repeated practice is really good. | 所以反复练习真的很好。 |
| 114 | One thing that I'm doing right now with Greek, because I'm learning | 我现在和希腊人做的一件事 因为我在学习 |
| 115 | Greek right now, is I'm listening to a series of videos, not just one video, | 现在的希腊语,我是在听一系列的视频, 不只是一个视频, |
| 116 | like a series of videos. | 像一系列的视频。 |
| 117 | There's probably like 50 of them or something like that. | 大概有50个左右 |
| 118 | I'm listening to like this series of 50 videos, they're short videos, but | 我听的像这50个视频系列, 他们是短视频,但 |
| 119 | I'm listening to them many times. | 我听他们多次。 |
| 120 | Like for example, I think each video, I probably listened to like six, seven | 比如说,我想每个视频, 我大概听了6,7 |
| 121 | times, sometimes eight times or something like that. | 有时有八次之类的 |
| 122 | I'm not just doing it over and over again, like the same day. | 我不只是一遍又一遍地做, 像同一天。 |
| 123 | I'm just talking about like, you know, throughout, you know, my time | 我只是说,你知道, 在整个,你知道,我的时间 |
| 124 | listening to these videos over time, I'll revisit these videos. | 以后我再看这些录像 |
| 125 | I'll kind of go in order or I do it in different ways, but I'll end up probably | 我会按顺序走,或者我用不同的方式, 但我可能会结束 |
| 126 | listening to each of these videos, like seven or eight times, and then | 听到这些视频的每一个, 像七八次,然后 |
| 127 | I'll probably move on. | 我可能会继续前进。 |
| 128 | I'm almost done with that. | 我快受够了 |
| 129 | I've probably listened to most of them, like five or six times already. | 我大概已经听了五六遍了 |
| 130 | And so this might sound like that's pretty extreme. | 这听起来可能很极端 |
| 131 | That's a lot of repetition, but when you're at a lower level, like I am | 重复很多,但当你处于低层,像我一样 |
| 132 | with Greek, this is extremely helpful. | 对希腊语来说,这很有帮助 |
| 133 | It's so helpful to do this type of repeated practice. | 做这种重复的练习很有帮助. |
| 134 | And the good thing is that I'm at a low enough level where it's still | 幸好我还处于低谷 |
| 135 | just like thrilling. | 就像刺激一样 |
| 136 | It's still exciting just to be able to understand things. | 仅仅理解事物还是令人兴奋的. |
| 137 | So I don't get that bored listening to the same thing again and again, | 所以我不觉得无聊 听到同样的事情一次又一次, |
| 138 | because I'm just happy. | 因为我只是高兴。 |
| 139 | I understand it. | 我理解这一点。 |
| 140 | Right. | 对 |
| 141 | Once you're at a higher level, it's a little harder to do this because you | 一旦你到了更高的水平, 做这个有点难,因为你 |
| 142 | get bored, because you don't have that same thrill of just like, Whoa, I | 变得无聊,因为你没有 同样的刺激,就像,哇,我 |
| 143 | can understand this, like that's not as exciting anymore. | 可以理解这一点, 像这不再令人兴奋了。 |
| 144 | And so it's a little bit harder to do this without getting bored when | 所以做这个更难 而不无聊的时候 |
| 145 | you're at a higher level. | 你处于更高的水平 |
| 146 | But if you're at a lower level, this is great, right? | 但如果你处于低层,这是伟大的,对不对? |
| 147 | This is like a really, really good way of learning a bunch of things. | 这就像一个真正, 真的很好的方法 学习一堆东西。 |
| 148 | Because when I do this, listening to this content multiple times, I notice | 因为当我这样做, 听到这个内容多次,我注意到 |
| 149 | so many things, phrases that the person is saying just stick in my head | 这么多话, 句子 人正在说 只是坚持在我的脑海里 |
| 150 | because I hear them so much, right? | 因为我听到他们这么多,对不对? |
| 151 | Like I can hear this person's voice on replay in my head. | 就像我在脑中听到这个人的声音一样 |
| 152 | And that's really good when you're learning a language, like hearing | 当你学习语言,比如听力时,这真的很好 |
| 153 | their voice, the person's voice that you're listening to that can really | 他们的声音,你正在听的人的声音 真的可以 |
| 154 | {\fn黑体\fs22\bord1\shad0\3aHBE\4aH00\fscx67\fscy66\2cHFFFFFF\3cH808080}因为你有点 | |
| 155 | remembering the exact things that they say. | 记得他们说的话 |
| 156 | And I've gotten comments from people that say like they hear my voice in their | 我得到了人们的评论 说好像他们听到我的声音 在他们的 |
| 157 | head and when they read things, they read it in my voice and that's a great thing. | 头部和当他们读的东西, 他们读它用我的声音, 这是一件伟大的事情。 |
| 158 | I think because it kind of helps you just notice things that native speakers say | 我认为,因为它有帮助 你只是注意到的东西 当地人说 |
| 159 | more, you notice sounds, you notice how things sound when I say them. | 更多,你注意到声音,你注意到 事情听起来如何 当我说他们。 |
| 160 | So that's really good. | 所以这是真正的好。 |
| 161 | And then, so what else? | 还有呢? |
| 162 | So I talked about, you know, listening to the same thing multiple | 所以我说,你知道, 听同样的事情多 |
| 163 | times, like I do with Greek. | 就像我和希腊人一样 |
| 164 | Also just frequent practice. | 也只是经常练习 |
| 165 | So this isn't exact like a repetition. | 所以这不像是重复。 |
| 166 | It's not like you're listening to the same exact thing, but the fact that | 你听的不是同样的话 而是 |
| 167 | you're repeatedly over and over again, doing this type of practice, like | 你一遍又一遍地做这种练习 就像 |
| 168 | you're listening to something like listening to my different videos or | 你在听一些东西,比如听 我不同的视频或 |
| 169 | podcast episodes, this frequent practice, even though it's not literal | 播客节目,这种频繁的做法, 虽然它不是文字 |
| 170 | repetition, it's repetition in the sense that you're practicing the same | 重复,这是重复 从你练习相同的意义上讲 |
| 171 | things over and over again, and you're hearing me say a lot of the | 事情一遍又一遍, 你听到我说了很多 |
| 172 | same things over and over again. | 同样的事情 一遍又一遍。 |
| 173 | And so not just literal repetition, but very frequent practice of the | 所以,不只是字面上的重复, 而且非常频繁的练习 |
| 174 | same type of activity, like listening and reading, speaking, you know, just | 同样的活动, 像听和阅读,说话,你知道,只是 |
| 175 | doing this a lot is part of that repetition. | 做很多事情是重复的一部分。 |
| 176 | So if you're doing a lot of frequent practice, you're doing a lot of | 所以,如果你做的很多 频繁练习,你做了很多 |
| 177 | listening, like every day, and not just like a lot in terms of quantity, but | 听,像每天, 不只是像很多数量,但 |
| 178 | frequent, like I said, so you're frequently listening, frequently reading, | 就像我说的 你经常听 经常看 |
| 179 | frequently speaking, frequently writing. | 经常说,经常写。 |
| 180 | This will help with just everything that repetition helps you with. | 这能帮助你完成所有重复 |
| 181 | You'll notice words more. | 你会注意到更多的话。 |
| 182 | You'll be able to notice different grammar things intuitively, right? | 你会直觉地注意到不同的语法,对吧? |
| 183 | Maybe you don't even like notice them, but inside you're like absorbing this | 也许你甚至不喜欢注意到它们, 但你内心却喜欢吸收这个 |
| 184 | grammar, like this repeated practice, just like with everything else in our | 语法,像这种重复的练习, 就像我们的一切 |
| 185 | life, every other domain, this is a great way to improve your English or any other | 生活,其他所有领域, 这是改善你的英语或任何其他 |
| 186 | language that you're learning. | 你学的语言。 |
| 187 | So let me move on to the next point. | 因此,让我接着谈下一点。 |
| 188 | So correcting your mistakes. | 所以纠正你的错误。 |
| 189 | So this is something that people don't do enough of, and that's because you | 所以这是人们做的不够, 因为你 |
| 190 | probably don't have interaction with a teacher every single day that's | 可能没有与老师互动 每一天,这是 |
| 191 | correcting your mistakes. | 纠正你的错误。 |
| 192 | And so it's understandable that you might not do that much of this, but it is | 所以,这是可以理解的, 你可能没有做这么多, 但这是 |
| 193 | something that we should do more of in order to improve, okay? | 我们应该做更多的事情来改善,好吗? |
| 194 | Especially if you're at a level where you can already understand pretty well and | 特别是如果你处于一个 已经可以理解的层次 |
| 195 | you really need to focus on your speaking, you're going to need correction. | 你真的需要专注于你的演讲, 你需要纠正。 |
| 196 | You're going to need people to point out to you when you say something that's | 你会需要人们 指出当你说的东西 |
| 197 | unnatural, that's wrong or whatever. | 不自然,这是错的或什么的。 |
| 198 | And a lot of times we can identify this ourselves, but there are some things that | 很多时候我们可以自己确定 但有些事情 |
| 199 | we can't really identify ourselves. | 我们无法真正认同自己 |
| 200 | Like we need a native speaker to show us this. | 就像我们需要一个本地演说家来给我们看一样 |
| 201 | And so that's why it's actually important to take classes with native speakers or | 所以跟讲母语的人一起上课才重要 |
| 202 | to just have some kind of contact with native speakers who can do this. | 和那些能够这样做的本地人有某种联系 |
| 203 | And so this will help you identify your mistakes. | 这会帮助你识别自己的错误。 |
| 204 | So having a tutor that can help you with your English or whatever other language | 所以有个能帮助你的英语或其他语言的辅导员 |
| 205 | that you're learning, this is going to really help you identify your mistakes. | 这能帮助你识别自己的错误 |
| 206 | Like they should give you some correction and then you correct your | 就像他们应该给你一些纠正 然后你纠正你的 |
| 207 | mistakes in different ways, right? | 错误的不同方式,对不对? |
| 208 | There's different ways you can do this. | 诸法各异. |
| 209 | You know, you can make flashcards from the different things that you said wrong. | 你知道,你可以从你说错的不同事物中 制作闪卡。 |
| 210 | Some people don't like flashcards. | 有些人不喜欢闪卡. |
| 211 | That's okay. | 没关系 |
| 212 | You might just use other forms of like ways to repeat this correct phrase | 你可能只是用其他的方式 重复这个正确的短语 |
| 213 | that you said incorrectly. | 你说的不对 |
| 214 | You might try to use it in your own sentences, writing like sentences down | 你可能会试着用在自己的句子里, 像写句子下来 |
| 215 | with these, with these phrases or these words that you use wrong, whatever. | 这些,这些短语 或这些字 你用错了,随便。 |
| 216 | So there's different ways you could do that. | 所以有不同的方式 你可以做到这一点。 |
| 217 | So tutors and other native speakers are just great, a great way to do this. | 所以导师和其他讲本地语言的人 都很棒,是这样做的好方法。 |
| 218 | You can do this without a tutor if you use a translator and you just like figure | 你可以不用家教就这样做 如果你用翻译,你只是喜欢图 |
| 219 | out what you're saying wrong or what you're not able to say. | 说出你所说的错 或者你无法说 |
| 220 | So like, I used to do this a lot in the past where I would translate my own | 喜欢,我过去经常这样做 在那里我会翻译我自己的 |
| 221 | transcripts from like my podcast episodes. | 我播客的录音记录 |
| 222 | I would translate them from English into French and I would do like writing | 我会把它们从英语翻译成法语,我想写 |
| 223 | practice like that, and it would also just help me identify the words and phrases | 也只是帮助我识别词和短语 |
| 224 | that I wasn't saying right. | 我说的不对 |
| 225 | Cause I would check them afterwards with the translator. | 因为我会检查他们 之后与翻译。 |
| 226 | Like first I would translate it and then I would just plug it into Google | 就像我先翻译,然后插进谷歌 |
| 227 | translate and then look at the difference. | 翻译后再看区别. |
| 228 | Right? | 对吧? |
| 229 | So that's a great way you can do it on your own. | 这样你就能靠自己来完成这个任务了 |
| 230 | And it's not just identifying your mistakes, but you're filling in your | 这不仅仅是识别你的错误, 而是你填补你的 |
| 231 | gaps, like some things you just don't know how to say. | 漏洞,就像一些事情 你只是不知道如何说。 |
| 232 | It's not even like a mistake. | 乃至不见如是过失. |
| 233 | Like you just don't know how to say that phrase. | 就像你只是不知道 如何说这句话。 |
| 234 | And so you can identify that on your own using these types of techniques, like | 这样你就可以用这些技术 自己识别出来 |
| 235 | what I just said, using a translator and translating things through writing | 我刚刚说的,用翻译 和翻译的东西 通过写 |
| 236 | or speech or whatever. | 或说话或什么的。 |
| 237 | So there are different ways you can do this, you know, whether it's a tutor, | 所以,有不同的方式 你可以做到这一点, 你知道,无论它是一个家教, |
| 238 | whether it's using a translator, there's different ways you can do this, but you | 无论它是否使用翻译, 你可以有不同的方式做到这一点, 但你 |
| 239 | definitely want to focus on correcting your mistakes and filling in those gaps | 绝对想集中力量纠正错误 填补这些空白 |
| 240 | of things that you can't say, right. | 你无法表达的事情,对吗? |
| 241 | So especially for those of you that already understand pretty well, and you | 尤其是你们这些已经很明白的人 还有你们 |
| 242 | need to focus on your speaking. | 需要集中你的演讲。 |
| 243 | This is what you're going to want to do. | 此是汝等诸人所愿. |
| 244 | You're going to want to correct your mistakes, identify them, correct them, | 你会想纠正你的错误, 识别他们,纠正他们, |
| 245 | fill in your gaps. | 填补你的空白。 |
| 246 | And this is a surefire way that you're actually going to improve because you're | 这是必火的方法,你实际上会改进 因为你 |
| 247 | going to actually have more words. | 将会有更多的词。 |
| 248 | You're going to have more phrases. | 汝今将多语. |
| 249 | You're going to have better grammar or whatever, just by correcting yourself. | 你会有更好的语法或什么的, 只是通过纠正自己。 |
| 250 | And lastly, you want to increase your difficulty, increase the difficulty of | 最后,你想增加你的难度, 增加难度 |
| 251 | the content that you're using. | 你使用的内容。 |
| 252 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 253 | So you want to listen to faster English, right? | 所以,你想听更快的英语,对不对? |
| 254 | This is an example of that. | 这是这方面的一个例子。 |
| 255 | So if you're not used to this speed, it's good that you're practicing with this | 所以,如果你不习惯这个速度, 这是很好的,你用这个练习 |
| 256 | because you want to increase the difficulty of what you're listening to. | 因为你想增加你听力的难度 |
| 257 | You want to listen to audio instead of video. | 你想听音频而不是视频。 |
| 258 | Video is actually easier to understand than audio. | 视频实际上比音频更容易理解. |
| 259 | So right now this is easier than my advanced episodes, my advanced | 所以现在这比我的 高级剧集,我的高级剧 |
| 260 | episodes, you don't get to see me. | 剧情,你没有看到我。 |
| 261 | It's easier when you see me, you see my hands move. | 当你看到我,你看到我的手移动。 |
| 262 | I sometimes make gestures that kind of help you understand what I'm saying. | 我有时会做出这样的姿态 帮助你理解我在说什么。 |
| 263 | If you're just listening to audio, that's actually more difficult. | 如果你只是听音频, 这实际上更困难。 |
| 264 | That's why it's harder to talk to people on the phone than it is to talk to them | 所以跟电话里的人说话比跟他们说话更难 |
| 265 | through a video call, for example. | 例如,通过视频通话。 |
| 266 | So if you understand me here pretty well right now, well, try my advanced | 所以,如果你现在非常了解我, 那么,试试我的先进 |
| 267 | episodes in which you can't even see me. | 你甚至都看不见我 |
| 268 | And that'll be like, you know, a level above this, like a slight level. | 这就像,你知道, 一个水平以上, 像一个轻微的水平。 |
| 269 | It's pretty similar, but it's harder when you can't see me, right? | 这很相似,但当你看不到我的时候,就更难了,对吧? |
| 270 | Listen to things that are about harder topics, right? | 听那些关于更难的话题,对不对? |
| 271 | Not just topics about language learning, but maybe other fields where you're | 不只是关于语言学习的话题, 也许其他你所在的领域 |
| 272 | going to be exposed to harder language, different vocabulary that you're | 会接触到更难的语言, 不同的词汇,你正在 |
| 273 | not familiar with, et cetera. | 不熟悉,等等。 。 。 |
| 274 | Listen to different speakers. | 听彼演说. |
| 275 | I'm going to be the easiest person for you to understand probably in English. | 我会是最容易让你懂的 可能是英语的人 |
| 276 | So a way you can increase difficulty is by listening to other people, not just me. | 所以,一个你可以增加困难的方法 就是听别人, 不只是我。 |
| 277 | So a great way you can do that is with my U S conversations podcast. | 所以,一个伟大的方法 你可以做到这一点 与我的US对话播客。 |
| 278 | If you still want to hear me as part of the conversation, but you want to hear | 如果你还想听 作为谈话的一部分, 但你想听 |
| 279 | someone else speaking as well, you can use that resource that links down below. | 其他人也可以说, 你可以使用资源 连接到下面。 |
| 280 | That's a great way for you to kind of get accustomed to listening to other people | 这样你就能习惯听别人的话了 |
| 281 | and also listening to more than one person speaking. | 还听到不止一个人说话 |
| 282 | I had this issue when I was learning Spanish is I would only talk to one | 我学西班牙语时有这个问题 我只会和一个人说话 |
| 283 | person, usually my wife, and I got really fluent and comfortable just talking one | 人,通常我的妻子, 我得到了真的很流利和舒适 只是说一个 |
| 284 | on one, but then when I moved to Mexico, I realized that I couldn't function well | 但当我搬到墨西哥时 我意识到我无法正常工作 |
| 285 | in groups where there was more than one person there because I just couldn't | 在一个团体,那里有不止一个人 因为我不能 |
| 286 | follow everything they were saying. | 顺从他们所说的一切。 |
| 287 | And then I had to really practice with this. | 然后,我不得不真正 练习这个。 |
| 288 | I had to get a lot of experience practicing in group settings where I'm | 我不得不得到很多经验 练习在组合环境,我现在 |
| 289 | listening to more than one person. | 听一个以上的人。 |
| 290 | So that's something that you definitely want to make sure that you're | 所以,这是你绝对想 确保你 |
| 291 | practicing with. | 练习用。 |
| 292 | That's another way that you need to increase the difficulty in order | 这是另一种方式,你需要增加困难 顺序 |
| 293 | to reach the next level. | 到下一个关卡。 |
| 294 | So again, you can use my U S conversations podcast for that, or you can use other | 所以,你也可以用我的US对话播客来做, 或者你可以用其他 |
| 295 | content where there's two people talking and people that are different and not | 有两个人说话 和不同的人而不是 |
| 296 | just me talking, right? | 只是我说话,对不对? |
| 297 | So that'll help you out, but if you need something that's a little bit, just a | 所以,这会帮助你, 但是如果你需要的东西 一点点,只是 |
| 298 | little more comfortable for you, then of course, check out my U S conversations | 当然,你更舒服一点,看看我的美国谈话 |
| 299 | podcast. | 播客们 |
| 300 | If you already talk to yourself, make sure you start talking to someone else. | 如果你已经和自己说话了, 确保你开始和别人说话。 |
| 301 | That's another way you can increase the difficulty. | 这是另一种可以增加难度的方法. |
| 302 | You know, talking to a person is often harder than just talking to yourself. | 和一个人说话往往比跟自己说话更难 |
| 303 | So that's something else writing. | 所以这是别的东西写。 |
| 304 | Like if you already do, you know, regular writing practice, write more | 就像你已经这样做,你知道, 常规的写作练习,写更多 |
| 305 | complicated texts, write about more complicated topics, not just what you did | 复杂文本,写 更复杂的话题, 不只是你做了什么 |
| 306 | on the weekend, but maybe something else that's a little more complicated, right? | 周末,但也许别的东西 有点复杂,对不对? |
| 307 | Describe more complicated things. | 描述更复杂的事情。 |
| 308 | If you read, which you should, reading is a great way to improve your English. | 如果你阅读,你应该阅读,阅读是改进英语的好方法. |
| 309 | If you read something, or if you read things in general, to improve your | 如果你读的东西, 或者你读的东西 总的来说, |
| 310 | English, if you want to increase the difficulty, read harder things, right? | 英文,如果你想增加难度,读更难的东西,对不对? |
| 311 | So you can do this in, you know, anything with your listening, your | 所以,你可以做到这一点,你知道的, 任何事情,你的倾听,你的 |
| 312 | speaking, your writing, your reading. | 说,你的写作,你的阅读。 |
| 313 | You want to make sure that you're increasing the difficulty so that you're | 你想确保你增加难度 这样你就 |
| 314 | actually reaching higher levels. | 实际上达到了更高的水平。 |
| 315 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 316 | If you, if you use the content that's only at this same level, that's not | 如果你,如果你使用的内容 只在同一个级别,那不是 |
| 317 | going to help you reach the next level. | 帮助你到达下一个关卡。 |
| 318 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 319 | So those were the three main points that I wanted to talk about. | 这就是我想谈的三个主要问题。 |
| 320 | These help us improve in any area of life, but particularly | 这些帮助我们改善生活的任何领域,但特别 |
| 321 | in language learning as well. | 在语言学习中也是如此。 |
| 322 | And so, you know, it's general advice, but I tried to give specific | 所以,你知道,这是一般的建议, 但我试图给出具体 |
| 323 | examples of this and hopefully there was something here that you got that | 举个例子 希望这里有些东西 你得到了 |
| 324 | might change your language learning routine or the way that you're thinking | 可能改变你学习语言的习惯 或你的想法 |
| 325 | about your progress in English or whatever other language that you're | 关于你英语或其他语言的进步 |
| 326 | learning, and me as a con English content creator, who's trying to help | 学习,我作为一个骗人的英语内容创作者, 谁试图帮助 |
| 327 | you with these three things, I think that you can use my material and, you | 你用这三件事,我觉得你可以用我的材料,你 |
| 328 | know, do these three things that I just mentioned. | 做我刚才提到的这三件事 |
| 329 | And so I try to make content that you can repeat over and over again, like | 所以我试图让内容 你可以重复一遍,像 |
| 330 | these types of videos and get that repeated practice. | 这些类型的视频 并获得重复练习。 |
| 331 | Of course, uh, I make, uh, content, uh, of different, uh, levels of difficulty. | 当然,呃,我做了,呃, 内容,呃,不同程度的难度。 |
| 332 | Like there's my, uh, easier videos. | 就像有我,呃,更容易的视频。 |
| 333 | And then there's like these types of videos. | 之后还有类似这些类型的视频. |
| 334 | There's my advanced podcasts and there's my us conversations podcast. | 这是我的高级播客 还有我们的对话播客。 |
| 335 | So there's like different, you know, levels of difficulty you can use, uh, | 所以有一样不同的,你知道, 程度困难 你可以使用,呃, |
| 336 | to increase the difficulty of the content that you're listening to or whatever. | 来增加你收听的内容的难度 |
| 337 | And then of course, if you need correction, you can, um, take a class | 当然,如果你需要纠正, 你可以,嗯,去上课 |
| 338 | with those different teachers that I talked to on my us conversations podcast. | 和那些不同的老师,我在我们的谈话 播客。 |
| 339 | And so you can actually find a teacher there who can correct your mistakes, | 这样你就能在那里找到一个能纠正你错误的老师 |
| 340 | uh, help you identify your mistakes. | 嗯,帮助你识别你的错误。 |
| 341 | And so even with that, you know, I have a resource to kind of help you with that. | 所以即使这样,你知道, 我有一种资源来帮助你。 |
| 342 | And you can find a teacher, um, for my us conversations podcast. | 你可以找到一个老师,嗯, 为我们的谈话播客。 |
| 343 | Cause I mostly talk to different English teachers from around the country. | 因为我主要和来自全国各地的 不同的英语教师交谈 |
| 344 | So hopefully with my content, you can do these three things that I mentioned, | 所以,希望我的内容, 你可以做这三件事 我提到, |
| 345 | but in general, if you find a way to do these three things, you will | 但总的来讲,如果你找到一个方法 做这三件事,你会 |
| 346 | improve your English will improve. | 提高英语水平 |
| 347 | All right. | 好吧,我们走。 |
| 348 | Thank you all for watching this video and I'll talk to you in the next one. | 感谢大家观看了这段视频,我下次再跟你谈谈. |
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| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | Hey, everybody, welcome to this listening practice video in which I speak at normal speed. | 嘿,各位,欢迎收听练习录像 我以正常速度发言 |
| 0:05 | So I hope you're all doing well today and that you're ready to practice your English | 所以我希望你们今天都干得不错 准备练习英语 |
| 0:09 | listening comprehension today. | 今天听懂了吗? |
| 0:11 | I'm going to talk about some resources that you can use to learn English. | 我要谈谈一些资源 你可以用来学习英语。 |
| 0:15 | And not all these are revolutionary things or anything like that. | 并不是所有的这些都是革命性的东西 之类的东西。 |
| 0:19 | You might already use these things, but I just kind of want to talk a little bit about | 你可能已经用过这些东西了 但我只是想谈谈 |
| 0:24 | what I do, how I use these resources and how they help me as a language learner. | 我做什么,我如何使用这些资源 以及如何帮助我学习语言。 |
| 0:29 | And so this can be helpful for you as well, because all you guys are learning English, | 所以这对你们也有帮助 因为你们都在学英语 |
| 0:33 | of course, it's going to rain soon. | 当然,很快就要下雨了 |
| 0:35 | So I got to be quick. | 所以我得快点 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hey, everybody, welcome to this listening practice video in which I speak at normal speed. | 嘿,各位,欢迎收听练习录像 我以正常速度发言 |
| 2 | So I hope you're all doing well today and that you're ready to practice your English | 所以我希望你们今天都干得不错 准备练习英语 |
| 3 | listening comprehension today. | 今天听懂了吗? |
| 4 | I'm going to talk about some resources that you can use to learn English. | 我要谈谈一些资源 你可以用来学习英语。 |
| 5 | And not all these are revolutionary things or anything like that. | 并不是所有的这些都是革命性的东西 之类的东西。 |
| 6 | You might already use these things, but I just kind of want to talk a little bit about | 你可能已经用过这些东西了 但我只是想谈谈 |
| 7 | what I do, how I use these resources and how they help me as a language learner. | 我做什么,我如何使用这些资源 以及如何帮助我学习语言。 |
| 8 | And so this can be helpful for you as well, because all you guys are learning English, | 所以这对你们也有帮助 因为你们都在学英语 |
| 9 | of course, it's going to rain soon. | 当然,很快就要下雨了 |
| 10 | So I got to be quick. | 所以我得快点 |
| 11 | I hope it doesn't rain while I'm filming this video. | 我希望我拍这段视频时不会下雨. |
| 12 | I think the weather forecast said that it wasn't going to rain for a couple hours or | 天气预报说 几个小时内不会下雨 |
| 13 | so, but the sky looks pretty gray right now. | 所以,但天空看起来相当灰色 现在。 |
| 14 | So, and before we start, remember to check out my U S conversations podcast. | 所以,在我们开始之前, 请记住检查我的US对话播客。 |
| 15 | If you want my conversations that I have with other people, usually other English | 如果你想要我和别人的谈话 通常是其他英语 |
| 16 | teachers, it's great practice for your listening. | 老师,这是伟大的练习 你的听力。 |
| 17 | So if you feel like you can already understand this content with the subtitles | 所以,如果你觉得你可以 已经理解这个内容 字幕 |
| 18 | and everything like that, maybe it's time for you to practice with conversations | 诸如此类的一切,也许是时候 练习与对话 |
| 19 | between two people. | 两个人之间 |
| 20 | That's the next step for you. | 这是下一步你。 |
| 21 | So if you want that, you can click on the link down below and that'll take you to | 因此,如果你想要,你可以点击 链接下方,这将带你 |
| 22 | my U S conversations podcast. | 我的美国对话播客。 |
| 23 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 24 | So let me talk about some different content that you can use. | 让我来谈谈你可以用的不同内容。 |
| 25 | First of all, let me mention that you should be thankful that for English, | 首先,让我说,你应该 感谢英语, |
| 26 | there's a lot of content for intermediate learners. | 中间学习者的内容很多. |
| 27 | And I'm sure a lot of you are at an intermediate level. | 我敢肯定,你们很多人 处于中间水平。 |
| 28 | Even content like this is kind of like intermediate content that intermediate | 即使是这种内容 也有点像中间的内容 |
| 29 | learners can use. | 学人能用. |
| 30 | And that's great. | 这是伟大的。 |
| 31 | And I say that because I'm learning Greek right now and there is such little | 我这么说是因为我正在学习希腊语 而且有这么一点 |
| 32 | content for people learning Greek. | 为学习希腊语的人提供内容。 |
| 33 | You'd be amazed at how few resources there are for people that aren't just | 你会惊讶的, 资源是多么少 对于人们,不只是 |
| 34 | absolute beginners or whatever. | 绝对的初学者什么的。 |
| 35 | So just be thankful because you have a lot of good intermediate level content | 所以,只是感谢 因为你有很多好的中级内容 |
| 36 | like my podcast and a lot of other content that's out there. | 就像我的播客 还有很多其他内容 |
| 37 | So be thankful for that. | 感谢你们 |
| 38 | So let's talk about translators. | 故谈翻译. |
| 39 | Translators are a great tool when learning a language. | 翻译在学习一种语言时是一个伟大的工具. |
| 40 | I usually use a combination of Google translate and word reference. | 我通常使用谷歌翻译和文字参考的组合. |
| 41 | These are the two that I like to use. | 这些都是我喜欢用的。 |
| 42 | There are other good ones as well. | 还有其他好的 |
| 43 | Deep L I think is another one people like. | 深L 我觉得是另一个人喜欢。 |
| 44 | I think I used that briefly when I was writing, when I was translating the ebook, | 我想我在写作时,在翻译电子书时, |
| 45 | the mini short stories that I wrote, I think I used deep L to help me with that. | 我写的迷你短篇小说 我想我用L来帮我 |
| 46 | But nowadays I mostly just use Google translate and word reference. | 但现在我主要使用谷歌翻译和文字参考。 |
| 47 | So the way that I do this is that I translate full sentences and phrases with | 所以,我这样做的方式是,我翻译 完整的句子和短语与 |
| 48 | Google translate, but for individual words, I like to use word reference | 谷歌翻译,但对于单个词,我喜欢使用单词参考 |
| 49 | because word reference gives you the different definitions, sorry, the | 因为单词引用给你 不同的定义,对不起, |
| 50 | different translations, the possible translations of that word for the | 不同译名、可能译名和 |
| 51 | different definitions of that word. | 这个词的定义不同。 |
| 52 | So like the word right, for example, could have different definitions and it gives | 所以,像右字,例如, 可能有不同的定义,它给 |
| 53 | you like translations of each of those different definitions. | 你喜欢这些不同定义的翻译。 |
| 54 | So it's really, really good. | 所以这是真的,真的很好。 |
| 55 | But for full phrases and sentences, I use Google translate. | 但对于完整的短语和句子,我使用谷歌翻译. |
| 56 | So the way I kind of do this combination is that I'll translate phrases or | 所以,我做这种组合的方式是 我会翻译短语或 |
| 57 | sentences, let's say I'm writing in Greek and I need to translate something. | 句子,我写希腊文 我需要翻译一些东西。 |
| 58 | I'll use Google translate, but then if there's a word in that translation that | 我会用Google的翻译,但是如果翻译中有一句话 |
| 59 | I'm not quite sure about, I'll corroborate, I'll check that with a word reference | 我不确定,我会证实的,我会用一个字的参考 |
| 60 | and I'll see, you know, what is the, what are the different translations that word | 我会看到,你知道, 什么是,是什么 不同的翻译这个词 |
| 61 | reference gives me for the word that I'm trying to translate? | 参考一下我想翻译的词? |
| 62 | And sometimes it'll be the exact word that Google translate gave me. | 有时它会成为谷歌翻译给我的确切词. |
| 63 | And perfect, no questions there, but sometimes it gives me some other words | 而且完美,没有问题, 但有时它给我一些其他的字 |
| 64 | and I have to kind of discern and see, oh, which of those words am I trying to say? | 我必须分辨和看, 哦,这些话中,我到底想说什么? |
| 65 | And the way I'll do this is I'll click on that, that translation, the different | 我这样做的方式是 我点击这个,那个翻译,不同的 |
| 66 | translations that word reference gives me and I'll see, cause then it'll go, | 翻译这个词的参考给我,我会看到, 因为那样它会去, |
| 67 | it'll do the opposite. | 它会做相反。 |
| 68 | Like I'll click on the Greek word and then it will give me the English | 就像我会点击希腊语的单词 然后它会给我英语 |
| 69 | translations for that Greek word. | 那个希腊字的翻译。 |
| 70 | And I'll see if this is really the word that I was trying to use. | 我看看这个词是不是我想用的 |
| 71 | And sometimes I click on the Greek word and then it gives me like different words | 有时候我点击希腊语的单词 然后它就让我像不同的单词 |
| 72 | in English from the word that I was trying to translate. | 从我试图翻译的字眼中翻译出英文。 |
| 73 | And I go, ah, let me try one of those other words. | 我走了,啊,让我试试其他的一句话。 |
| 74 | And so, and then I try the next Greek translation and then I see, oh yeah, | 然后,然后,我尝试 下一个希腊语翻译 然后我看到,哦,是的, |
| 75 | that's the one that I really wanted to say. | 这就是我真正想说的。 |
| 76 | So that's kind of how I use that combination. | 所以这就是我如何使用这个组合。 |
| 77 | You can do that as well. | 你也可以这样做。 |
| 78 | It's really helpful. | 这真的有帮助。 |
| 79 | I think that these two tools are really good. | 我认为这两个工具是非常好的。 |
| 80 | They're very helpful for, uh, like when you want to write in a foreign language, | 他们非常有帮助,呃, 就像你想用外语写作, |
| 81 | speak a foreign language, I use them a lot when I'm writing, uh, they're just | 说外国语,我写的时候经常用,呃,他们只是 |
| 82 | really helpful. | 非常有帮助。 |
| 83 | Uh, and then of course, like if I'm just listening to something, reading | 嗯,然后当然, 就像如果我只是听 东西,读 |
| 84 | something, I don't understand a word. | 我一个字都听不懂 |
| 85 | I can just type that into word reference, see what that word is. | 我可以把这个词打成字号 看看这个词是什么 |
| 86 | Or if it's a full phrase or sentence, I can put that into Google translate. | 或者,如果它是一个完整的短语或句子, 我可以把它放在谷歌翻译。 |
| 87 | So, uh, those are great, uh, resources that you can use. | 所以,呃,这些都是伟大的,呃,资源 你可以使用。 |
| 88 | I'm sure some of you already use those resources. | 我相信你们中有些人已经利用了这些资源 |
| 89 | Uh, the next one, uh, this is one I talk about a lot link L I N G Q this website. | 下一个,嗯,这是 我谈论了很多链接 LI N GQ这个网站。 |
| 90 | Uh, I use this for reading. | 呃,我用这个读。 |
| 91 | It's a great website to use for reading because, uh, there's a lot of lessons | 这是一个伟大的网站 用于阅读 因为,呃,有很多课程 |
| 92 | already built in there, but then, uh, you can import your own, uh, texts as well. | 你也可以输入自己的短信 |
| 93 | And for this, I do want to note that you want the paid version, the free, the free | 为此,我想指出,你想要的是付费版本,免费的,免费的 |
| 94 | version, as far as I can remember, uh, it's not that, um, robust. | 据我所知 不是那么强壮 |
| 95 | It doesn't have as much, um, of like what you need, uh, whereas the premium | 它没有那么多,嗯,像 你需要,呃,而溢价 |
| 96 | version is really, really good. | 版本真的,真的很不错。 |
| 97 | And, uh, I use this, I pay for it and it gives you like a lot of different lessons. | 而且,呃,我用这个,我支付它 它给你很多不同的课程。 |
| 98 | I think you also have done the free version, but, um, you have a lot of | 我想你也做了免费版本, 但是,嗯,你有很多 |
| 99 | different texts, but really, uh, what's cool is you can import your own texts | 不同的短信,但真的,呃, 很酷的是,你可以导入自己的短信 |
| 100 | and you can click on the different words and the different words of that text. | 您可以点击该文本的不同词和不同词。 |
| 101 | Once you click on them, it'll show you the different translations of | 一旦你点击它们, 它会告诉你不同的翻译 |
| 102 | that word in your language. | 用你的话来说 |
| 103 | And so instead of needing to search every single word that you don't know | 而不是需要搜索每一个你不知道的词 |
| 104 | in another tab, you can just click on the word and it gives you translations | 在另一个标签中,您只需点击单词就可以得到翻译 |
| 105 | and you can save those, those translations. | 你可以保存这些, 那些翻译。 |
| 106 | So this takes out, um, a lot of the effort, it takes away a lot of the | 因此,这需要,嗯,很多的努力, 它占用了很多 |
| 107 | effort that goes into reading in a foreign language. | 努力学习外语。 |
| 108 | Cause one of the hardest things is just reading and wanting to, uh, look up | 因为最难的一件事就是看书,想抬头看 |
| 109 | all the new words that you don't know, but it takes so much time. | 所有你不知道的新词 但需要很多时间 |
| 110 | You have to keep closing the book, opening up, uh, you know, your, your | 你必须继续关闭这本书, 打开,呃,你知道,你的,你的 |
| 111 | phone or whatever to look for that word. | 电话什么的 寻找这个词。 |
| 112 | It just makes reading hard when it comes to reading in a foreign language. | 它只是使在外语阅读时难以阅读. |
| 113 | But with this, you can just click on the word right there and it gives you | 但有了这个,你可以点击 这个词就在那里,它给你 |
| 114 | the translation in your language. | 您的语言翻译。 |
| 115 | So I really like it. | 所以我真的很喜欢 |
| 116 | Uh, I use it, uh, for reading. | 呃,我用它,呃,用于阅读。 |
| 117 | There's also audio for like the, the lessons that are already | 也有一些音频像, 教训已经 |
| 118 | on the site, on the website. | 在网站上,在网站上。 |
| 119 | They also have the audio of the person talking. | 他们也有说话者的录音 |
| 120 | So that's helpful as well. | 所以,这也是有益的。 |
| 121 | And when you click on the word, like a word that you don't know, and you | 当你点击这个词, 就像一个你不知道的词,你 |
| 122 | save the translation, it turns the word yellow. | 惟译文,其字变黄. |
| 123 | So the next time you see that word, uh, in a different text, it will also be | 所以,下次你看到这个词,呃,在一个不同的文本,它也会是 |
| 124 | yellow and it will remind you, Oh, you already clicked on this word. | 黄色会提醒你 你已经点击过这个词了 |
| 125 | You needed to see the translation of this word. | 你需要看到这个词的翻译。 |
| 126 | So that's kind of cool. | 所以这有点酷。 |
| 127 | Uh, cause it, you can kind of keep track of words that you've already seen. | 呃,因为,你可以 某种跟踪你已经看到的话。 |
| 128 | Uh, new words will be in blue. | 新的词会用蓝色的 |
| 129 | That means that you haven't seen it on the website yet. | 这意味着你还没有在网站上看到它。 |
| 130 | And then words that, uh, you already know, like you've seen them and you | 然后说,呃,你知道, 就像你见过他们和你 |
| 131 | didn't need to look them up, they're just like normal words. | 没必要查,他们就像普通话 |
| 132 | So the color system is pretty helpful as well. | 颜色系统也很有帮助 |
| 133 | So I recommend that you try it. | 所以我建议你试试 |
| 134 | Uh, it's a great way to read in another language. | 嗯,这是一个伟大的方式 阅读另一种语言。 |
| 135 | Um, in your case, English, uh, I do this, uh, and if you haven't read in English | 嗯,就你而言,英语,嗯,我这样做,嗯,如果你没有读英语 |
| 136 | or, or if you find it hard to read in English, I think you should really, | 或者,或者,如果你觉得很难读英文, 我认为你应该真的, |
| 137 | uh, I really think you should try this website. | 嗯,我真的觉得你应该试试这个网站。 |
| 138 | Uh, the next one is Anki or Anki. | 下一个是安琪或安琪 |
| 139 | I don't know how people prefer to pronounce it. | 我不知道人们喜欢怎么发音 |
| 140 | Uh, I use this, uh, flashcard app, uh, for French in particular. | 呃,我用这个,呃,闪卡应用,呃,特别是法语。 |
| 141 | Um, you can use other flashcard apps as well and not everyone likes flashcards. | 嗯,你也可以使用其他的闪卡应用 而不是每个人都喜欢闪卡。 |
| 142 | So if you just hate flashcards and you can just ignore this. | 所以,如果你只是讨厌闪卡 你可以忽略这一点。 |
| 143 | Um, but I think that there, uh, is a usefulness to flashcards. | 嗯,但我觉得,嗯, 这是一个有用的闪卡。 |
| 144 | There are a lot of people that really benefit from flashcards and I use, uh, | 有很多人真正受益于闪卡 我使用,呃, |
| 145 | Anki specifically for when I'm trying to fill in gaps in my speech. | 安琪特别是为了填补我演讲中的空白 |
| 146 | So I will often talk to myself in French. | 所以我会经常用法语对自己说话。 |
| 147 | And if there is something that I don't know how to say, I look it up and I see, | 如果有件事我不知道该说什么 我查一下就知道了 |
| 148 | okay, that's how you say it. | 好吧,你就是这样说的。 |
| 149 | And I'll save a flashcard with that exact phrase or sentence that I was trying to say. | 我会用我所要说的 准确的句子或句子 保存一张闪卡 |
| 150 | I don't usually save individual words. | 我通常不保存个人的词。 |
| 151 | I'll save a full sentence or phrase that I myself was trying to say. | 我会保存一个完整的句子 或者我本人想说的句子。 |
| 152 | This is more powerful, especially if it's your own sentence, your own phrase. | 这是更强大的,特别是如果这是你自己的句子,你自己的短语. |
| 153 | Because when I see that flashcard, I remember, oh yeah, I remember | 因为当我看到闪卡, 我记得,哦,是的,我记得 |
| 154 | what I was talking about. | 我说的 |
| 155 | I was talking about this and I couldn't say this. | 我说的是这个,我不能说这个。 |
| 156 | Those connections, those memories make it more likely that you're going to | 这些连接,这些记忆 使得你更有可能 |
| 157 | remember what that word is. | 记住这个词是什么。 |
| 158 | It gives you that context. | 它给你这个背景。 |
| 159 | And so I find it really helpful. | 所以我觉得它真的有用。 |
| 160 | Uh, I review them once a day and, um, it doesn't take me that long as long as I'm | 嗯,我每天检讨一次 而且,嗯,它不 花我那么久,只要我 |
| 161 | not adding a ton of new cards all the time. | 不总是增加一吨新牌. |
| 162 | Uh, but you can do it whenever when you're waiting in line for something, when | 呃,但当你在排队等待什么,什么时候 |
| 163 | you're not engaged a hundred percent in something and you just have like a few | 你没有百分之百地参与某事 而你只是有如几 |
| 164 | minutes to like, you know, uh, you're just waiting for something usually. | 几分钟后,你知道,呃, 你只是等待的东西通常。 |
| 165 | That's when using flashcards is really helpful. | 这时使用闪卡真的很有帮助. |
| 166 | You can fill in that, um, those gaps where you're just not | 你可以填补,嗯,这些空白 你只是没有 |
| 167 | doing anything in your day. | 在你的一天做任何事情。 |
| 168 | Um, and then you can, you know, learn a language, learn English in your case. | 然后,你可以,你知道,学习一种语言, 学习英语在你的情况。 |
| 169 | So, uh, you don't need to necessarily use this one, but I think that Anki is | 所以,呃,你不需要使用这个, 但我认为安琪是 |
| 170 | like maybe the most, uh, common one, if I'm not mistaken, the most popular | 也许最普通的 如果我没搞错 最受欢迎的 |
| 171 | one that people use and, uh, there are other ones as well, but, uh, I | 一个人们使用的,嗯, 还有其他的,但是,呃,我 |
| 172 | find it really helpful. | 觉得很有帮助。 |
| 173 | And the way the system works is that it shows you the cards when, um, around | 系统的运作方式是 它让你看到牌 当,嗯,周围 |
| 174 | the time when you're going to forget them, probably, so it has like this | 你可能忘记他们的时候, 所以它是这样的 |
| 175 | system, this spaced repetition system, we call it, and it tries to show you | 系统,这个空间重复系统, 我们称之为它, 它试图显示你 |
| 176 | the card at the optimal time. | 最佳时间的卡片。 |
| 177 | So it's not just reviewing the same words every single day, right? | 所以这不只是每天审查同一个词,对不对? |
| 178 | It depends on when the, when you saw it last. | 这取决于什么时候,当你看到它最后一次。 |
| 179 | And so it's pretty helpful. | 所以这很有帮助 |
| 180 | Uh, lastly, transcripts and subtitles. | 最后是录音和字幕 |
| 181 | So I know that you're using subtitles right now because I have subtitles on | 我知道你现在在用字幕 因为我有字幕 |
| 182 | this video, uh, but I want to talk about this, uh, transcripts and subtitles | 这个视频,呃,但是我想谈谈 这个,呃,笔录和字幕 |
| 183 | are really, really useful. | 真的很,真的很有用。 |
| 184 | Uh, for example, like learning Greek, uh, I use, uh, transcripts and | 比如说,学习希腊语,我用,呃,笔录和 |
| 185 | subtitles, uh, videos or podcast episodes. | 字幕 视频或播客节目 |
| 186 | And the way that I'll use them is I'll use repetition, uh, with different | 我用的方法是,我用重复,嗯,与不同的 |
| 187 | videos, podcast episodes, et cetera. | 视频、播客节目等等 |
| 188 | I'll watch the same thing or listen to the same thing many times, sometimes | 我会看同样的事情 或者听同样的事情很多次,有时 |
| 189 | like seven, eight times even, and I'll use the transcript to help me understand | 7,8倍,我会用笔录帮助我理解 |
| 190 | every single word that is being said, right? | 每一个词 被说,对不对? |
| 191 | Or the subtitles and, um, I'll try to understand every single thing. | 或字幕,嗯,我会试着 理解每一件事。 |
| 192 | And then I can just listen again or watch again and try to understand | 然后我可以再听一次 或者再看一遍 试着理解 |
| 193 | everything without the transcript, without the subtitles, eventually. | 没有笔录,没有字幕,最终。 |
| 194 | That's something you can do. | 这是你能做的。 |
| 195 | For example, with my podcast, uh, even if you feel like you can | 比如说,我的播客,呃, 即使你觉得你可以 |
| 196 | understand it, uh, pretty well, uh, try to understand every single word of | 理解它,呃,相当好,呃, 尝试理解每一个字 |
| 197 | the episode, use the transcript, uh, you know, see the few words that you | 剧集,使用笔录,呃,你知道, 看看你的几个字 |
| 198 | missed and then listen again and then, uh, pay attention. | 错过,然后再听 然后,呃,注意。 |
| 199 | And then when those words come up, you'll remember, Oh, I know that word. | 然后当那些词出来, 你会记得, 哦,我知道这个词。 |
| 200 | I know that word, right? | 我知道这个词,对不对? |
| 201 | That's really powerful for your brain, that type of repetition and just seeing | 这对你的大脑来说非常强大, 那种重复,只是看到 |
| 202 | those things that you missed, learning them, listening again. | 那些你错过的东西, 学习它们,再次听。 |
| 203 | So this is great. | 所以这是伟大的。 |
| 204 | I use this, uh, as a language learner. | 我用这个,呃,作为一个语言学习者。 |
| 205 | Uh, and that's why I decided to put subtitles on this video, uh, are on | 所以我决定在录像上加字幕 |
| 206 | these videos in general, because they really are helpful. | 因为这些视频很有帮助。 |
| 207 | You don't have to look at them. | 你不用看他们。 |
| 208 | And a lot of people, not a lot of people, but some people, uh, they complain | 很多人,不是很多人, 但有些人,呃,他们抱怨 |
| 209 | that, ah, you know, I don't want the subtitles. | 那,啊,你知道, 我不想要字幕。 |
| 210 | I just want to practice without the subtitles. | 我只想练习一下,没有字幕。 |
| 211 | That's great. | 赞曰. |
| 212 | If you want that, just don't look, just cover it with something. | 如果你想要,就别看,用东西遮住 |
| 213 | It's not impossible to cover the subtitles. | 覆盖字幕并非不可能. |
| 214 | I know people complain about this, but I've done this. | 我知道有人抱怨,但我这样做。 |
| 215 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 216 | I'm a language learner as well. | 我也是语言学习者. |
| 217 | You can watch content and just cover the subtitles if you don't want them. | 你可以看内容,只要覆盖字幕 如果你不想的话。 |
| 218 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 219 | So, um, use subtitles, use transcripts. | 所以,嗯,使用字幕,使用笔录。 |
| 220 | And with this, you want to use repetition. | 有了这个,你想用重复。 |
| 221 | I can't stress this enough. | 我压力太大了 |
| 222 | Repetition is extremely useful as a language learner. | 重复作为语言学习者是极其有用的. |
| 223 | Uh, you know, listening to the same thing, uh, over and over again, uh, you | 嗯,你知道,听 同样的事情,呃,一遍又一遍,呃,你 |
| 224 | know, you don't have to listen 10 times or whatever. | 你不必听十遍或别的 |
| 225 | Sometimes I do like to do that, but you don't have to do that. | 有时候我很喜欢这么做 但你不必这么做 |
| 226 | But listening a few times, it's just really helpful, especially when you | 但听了几次,这真的很有用,特别是当你 |
| 227 | have the transcript, when you have the subtitles, um, it really does | 有笔录,当你有字幕,嗯,它真的 |
| 228 | help you learn words, uh, with less effort, let's say, um, you can, uh, | 帮助你学习语言, 用更少的努力, 让我们说,嗯,你可以,呃, |
| 229 | internalize grammatical structures, uh, that you have heard in that podcast | 内化语法结构,呃,你听说过在播客 |
| 230 | episode, that video or whatever, once you hear it, uh, five, six, seven | 插曲,那个视频什么的, 一旦你听到它,呃,五,六,七 |
| 231 | times, like you're going to internalize a lot of that. | 就像你会把很多事情内部化 |
| 232 | And even if you don't think that you're learning a lot of grammar explicitly, | 即使你不认为 你学到了很多明确的语法, |
| 233 | because you're hearing these same phrases again, again, again, and again, | 因为你听到这些相同的短语 再次,再次,再次,再次,再次, |
| 234 | it, it helps you just understand the grammar and those phrases intuitively, | 它能帮助你直觉地理解语法和这些短语, |
| 235 | like without really needing to explicitly learn that grammar structure. | 就像不需要明白学习语法结构 |
| 236 | And once you repeat something multiple times, uh, the next time you | 一旦你重复了很多次,嗯,下一次你 |
| 237 | listen or you watch, you can already predict what the person is going to say. | 听着,或者你看着, 你已经可以预测 人会说什么。 |
| 238 | You've already heard it many times. | 你已经听过很多次了 |
| 239 | And this is also really helpful because you can like say things along with the | 这也是非常有帮助的,因为你可以 说的东西与 |
| 240 | speaker, you already know what they're going to say. | 扬声器,你已经知道他们会说什么了 |
| 241 | And again, this just helps you internalize things. | 再说一次,这只是帮助你内部化的东西。 |
| 242 | It helps you learn things. | 它帮助你学习东西。 |
| 243 | So, uh, transcripts, subtitles, repetition, uh, all of that is | 所以,呃,笔录,字幕,重复,呃,这一切是 |
| 244 | just really, really good. | 只是真的很,真的很不错。 |
| 245 | And like I said at the beginning, be thankful that you have a lot of | 就像我一开始说的 感谢你有很多 |
| 246 | intermediate level content available, uh, for me or sorry, there's a fly right here | 中间层的内容,嗯, 对于我或对不起, 有一个苍蝇就在这里 |
| 247 | for me or other, uh, English teachers, uh, that you can use with transcripts, | 对我来说,或者其他,呃,英语老师,呃, 你可以使用与笔录, |
| 248 | subtitles, uh, so that you can, uh, do this type of repetition, uh, with content | 字幕,呃,这样你可以,呃, 做这种类型的重复,呃,用内容 |
| 249 | that's suitable for your level. | 适合你的级别。 |
| 250 | Like this video right now, I'm speaking just fast at normal speed, but because | 就像现在这段视频 我说话速度很快 但因为 |
| 251 | there's the subtitles, because the subtitles are available, it's not the | 这里有字幕, 因为字幕是可用的, |
| 252 | same thing as just listening to a native speaker, um, in real life without | 和在现实生活中听母语一样 |
| 253 | subtitles, right? | 字幕,对不对? |
| 254 | This kind of gives you, uh, that extra little help and brings it down to more | 这种方式给你,呃, 额外的小帮助 并把它降为更多 |
| 255 | of an intermediate level where me speaking, this is not like I'm speaking | 在中间一级,我说话, 这不是像我说的 |
| 256 | at a lower level, but because you have the resource of the subtitles, it | 但因为你拥有字幕资源 |
| 257 | makes it accessible and it makes it good practice for someone at an | 让它可以进入 并让它成为好的做法 在一个人在 |
| 258 | intermediate level. | 中级。 |
| 259 | So, uh, this type of content is good for you if you're at an intermediate level. | 所以,呃,这种内容 对你有好处 如果你处于中间水平。 |
| 260 | And that's why I usually, when people ask for B1 content, I usually just | 这就是为什么我通常, 当人们要求 B1 内容,我通常只是 |
| 261 | point them to native level resources that have subtitles or a transcript. | 将字幕或笔录输入本地资源。 |
| 262 | Remember to check out my U S conversations podcast. | 记得看看我的US对话播客 |
| 263 | It'll be really helpful for you to start to get accustomed to listening | 你开始听会很有帮助的 |
| 264 | to more than one person talking. | 对不止一个人说话。 |
| 265 | So that link is down below. | 所以这个链接在下面。 |
| 266 | Click on that if you want to check that out. | 如果你想查看,请点击它。 |
| 267 | Thank you all for watching this video. | 感谢大家观看这段视频. |
| 268 | And I'll talk to you in the next one. | 下回再谈. |
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P45 · 【B1英语听力】油管超适合初学者的真实英语听力｜日常话题沉浸式磨耳朵｜自然语速+地道表达 p45 45 How My Kids Learn English (P45)
【B1英语听力】油管超适合初学者的真实英语听力｜日常话题沉浸式磨耳朵｜自然语速+地道表达 p45 45 How My Kids Learn English (P45)
发布于 2026-08-09 · 时长 17:47字幕摘录
| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | Let's talk a little bit about how kids learn English. | 让我们来谈谈孩子们如何学英语. |
| 0:03 | So this is a video in which I'm speaking at normal speed, by the way. | 顺便说一句,这是一段我以正常速度发言的视频。 |
| 0:06 | This will be good practice for your listening. | 这对你听话来说是好做法 |
| 0:08 | Of course, the subtitles are right there. | 当然,字幕就在那里。 |
| 0:10 | So hopefully you can follow along as I'm talking about this. | 所以希望你能跟着我说 |
| 0:13 | I want to talk about the subject of kids learning English, and I'm not giving a | 我想谈谈孩子们学英语这个话题 我不给 |
| 0:17 | guide or anything like that, or I'm not really trying to make a ton of | 向导或类似的东西, 或者我不是真的 试图使一吨 |
| 0:21 | comparisons between us and kids. | 我们和孩子的对比 |
| 0:22 | I just want to talk about this subject in general, because it's really interesting. | 我只想谈一下这个话题 因为这个话题很有趣 |
| 0:26 | I have young kids and it's fascinating to watch them learn their native language. | 我有年幼的孩子 看着他们学习母语很迷人 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
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| 1 | Let's talk a little bit about how kids learn English. | 让我们来谈谈孩子们如何学英语. |
| 2 | So this is a video in which I'm speaking at normal speed, by the way. | 顺便说一句,这是一段我以正常速度发言的视频。 |
| 3 | This will be good practice for your listening. | 这对你听话来说是好做法 |
| 4 | Of course, the subtitles are right there. | 当然,字幕就在那里。 |
| 5 | So hopefully you can follow along as I'm talking about this. | 所以希望你能跟着我说 |
| 6 | I want to talk about the subject of kids learning English, and I'm not giving a | 我想谈谈孩子们学英语这个话题 我不给 |
| 7 | guide or anything like that, or I'm not really trying to make a ton of | 向导或类似的东西, 或者我不是真的 试图使一吨 |
| 8 | comparisons between us and kids. | 我们和孩子的对比 |
| 9 | I just want to talk about this subject in general, because it's really interesting. | 我只想谈一下这个话题 因为这个话题很有趣 |
| 10 | I have young kids and it's fascinating to watch them learn their native language. | 我有年幼的孩子 看着他们学习母语很迷人 |
| 11 | It's a really interesting process that they go through. | 这是一个非常有趣的过程 他们经过。 |
| 12 | So I'm just going to give some general notes about these things that I've | 所以我要给一些 有关这些事情的一般笔记,我已经 |
| 13 | noticed, and I hope that this will be an interesting topic for you to listen to | 我希望你能听到这个有趣的话题 |
| 14 | as you practice your listening, just practicing your English listening | 当你练习听, 只是练习你的英语听 |
| 15 | comprehension with me, right? | 理解我,对不对? |
| 16 | So also remember that if you'd like this type of content in which I speak at | 也记住,如果你喜欢这种类型的内容 我说话在 |
| 17 | normal speed, make sure to sign up for my advanced podcast episodes, that | 正常速度,确保报名 我的高级播客节目, |
| 18 | link is down below. | 链接在下面。 |
| 19 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 20 | Let's talk about what it's like for a kid to learn English. | 让我们来谈谈一个孩子学英语的滋味. |
| 21 | Well, first of all, as a parent, it's kind of interesting. | 嗯,首先,作为一个父母, 这是一种有趣的。 |
| 22 | It's kind of hard to realize how much your kid is learning in just any given | 很难理解你的孩子在任何特定的地方都学到了多少 |
| 23 | moment, because you're with them all the time. | 那一刻 因为你一直和他们在一起 |
| 24 | You don't really notice their progress until you look back and you say, wow, | 你并没有真正注意到他们的进步 直到你回头看,你说,哇, |
| 25 | you know, they didn't used to be able to, or they weren't able to say this | 你知道,他们过去不能够, 或者他们不能说这个 |
| 26 | before and now they can say this. | 之前,现在他们可以这么说。 |
| 27 | Or maybe you watch old videos that you have of them and you realize, wow, | 或者,也许你看着旧的视频 你有他们,你意识到,哇, |
| 28 | they couldn't say anything back then. | 当时他们什么都说不出来 |
| 29 | And now they say all these different things. | 而现在,他们说所有这些不同的事情。 |
| 30 | So it's kind of hard to really track and fall this really closely in the moment | 所以很难真正追踪到 并坠落在此刻 |
| 31 | because it happens very slowly, but like a little by little, they start to be able | 因为它发生得非常缓慢, 但就像一点点, 他们开始能够 |
| 32 | to speak and after a while you realize, whoa, they're saying all these different | 说话,过了一段时间,你意识到, 哇,他们说所有这些不同的 |
| 33 | things. | 东西。 |
| 34 | So it's pretty cool. | 所以这很酷。 |
| 35 | My kids are growing up bilingual, so it's a different situation from the average | 我的孩子都长成双语了 所以跟普通人不一样 |
| 36 | kid in the U S because the average kid in the U S, they just have to focus on | 在美国的孩子 因为在美国的普通孩子 他们只需要专注于 |
| 37 | one language. | 一种语言 |
| 38 | Really? | 真的吗? |
| 39 | It's just one language, one system, one grammatical system, one set of vocabulary. | 只是一种语言,一种系统,一种语法系统,一套词汇. |
| 40 | That's it. | 就这样 |
| 41 | However, my kids are growing up bilingual, so that changes a lot. | 然而,我的孩子长大了 双语,所以变化很大。 |
| 42 | It's double the words that they need to learn, double the rules, double the | 这是他们需要学习的双倍词 双倍规则,双倍规则 |
| 43 | sounds, just a lot of stuff that they have to learn and then separating those | 听起来,只是很多东西 他们必须学习 然后分离这些 |
| 44 | languages in their brain, right? | 他们脑子里有语言,对吧? |
| 45 | Which happens by the way, it happens at a very young age. | 顺便说一句,它发生在很小的时候。 |
| 46 | It's really fascinating to see that happen, but it's a lot of stuff that they | 见到那样的发生真令人着迷,但很多事情是他们 |
| 47 | have to learn compared to the average person here in the U S and so of course, | 与在美国的普通人相比,必须学习 当然, |
| 48 | their development in each language is a little bit slower than the average kid | 他们每种语言的发展都比普通孩子慢一点 |
| 49 | who's only learning one language because they're spending all day in that language | 他们只学一种语言 因为他们整天都用那种语言 |
| 50 | with that language, hearing those sounds, those words. | 用那种语言,听到那些声音,这些话。 |
| 51 | My kids get half the time in each language, right? | 我的孩子每种语言都有一半的时间,对吧? |
| 52 | So they hear Spanish from their mom, they hear English from their dad. | 他们听妈妈的西班牙语,听爸爸的英语。 |
| 53 | So of course it's natural that their development is a little bit slower in | 当然,它们的发展很自然 |
| 54 | each language than just a monolingual kid. | 每种语言都不只是一个单一语言的孩子 |
| 55 | But they have like double the things, the vocabulary and sounds and all that to | 但是,他们有像双倍的东西, 词汇和声音 和所有的 |
| 56 | learn, so it's normal and then they get to learn two languages, which is really cool. | 学习,所以这是正常的,然后他们可以学习两种语言, 这真的很酷。 |
| 57 | So let me talk about their English and how it's been for them learning English. | 让我来谈谈他们的英语 以及他们学习英语的经过。 |
| 58 | By the way, my son is like four and a half. | 顺便说一句,我的儿子就像四个半。 |
| 59 | My daughter is two in a few months, maybe. | 我女儿几个月后就两岁了 |
| 60 | So at first they say single words. | 所以一开始他们只说单词。 |
| 61 | At first it's not even like proper sounds for that word, but you can | 一开始这词不合适 但你可以 |
| 62 | tell they're saying a certain word. | 告诉他们在说某个词 |
| 63 | Like I remember my daughter would always say ca instead of car, right? | 就像我记得我的女儿总是说ca而不是汽车,对不对? |
| 64 | She wouldn't make the R sound. | 她不会发出R的声音。 |
| 65 | She would just say ca ca whenever she'd have like a little toy car or whatever. | 她只要想开小玩具车什么的 就会说"caca" |
| 66 | Or like right now, instead of saying bread, she says bed, bed instead of bread. | 或者像现在, 她不是说面包,而是说床,床而不是面包。 |
| 67 | Right. | 对 |
| 68 | Cause that B R is a little bit tricky. | 因为BR有点棘手 |
| 69 | The easiest type of sound for them to make is just like one consonant, one | 他们最容易发出的声音 就像是一对一 |
| 70 | vowel, so like ca da ma, right? | 元音,所以像ca da ma,对不对? |
| 71 | Those are the easiest sounds for kids to make where it's just like they | 这些声音最容易让孩子们听到 就像他们一样 |
| 72 | start with a consonant and then they end with a vow, just one sound. | 先是和声,然后是誓言,只发出一个声音 |
| 73 | Um, that's like typically what you hear at the very beginning. | 嗯,这是典型的 你听到在一开始。 |
| 74 | You hear, you know, ma da ca, you know, these types of sounds, right? | 你知道,妈妈,你知道, 这些类型的声音,对不对? |
| 75 | Um, but then these start to become actual words, right? | 嗯,但后来这些开始成为 真正的词,对不对? |
| 76 | They start to be able to say phone, for example, right? | 他们开始能说电话,比如,对不对? |
| 77 | And they'll say one words, uh, one word, right? | 他们会说一个字,嗯,一个字,对不对? |
| 78 | They'll just say one word here, one word there. | 他们只会说一个字,一个字。 |
| 79 | And really they're doing a lot of imitation. | 他们真的做了很多模仿。 |
| 80 | That's basically how they're speaking. | 他们就是这么说话的 |
| 81 | That's how they're saying these words. | 他们就是这么说的 |
| 82 | They hear you say it as the parent and then they say it. | 他们听到你作为父母说,然后他们说出来。 |
| 83 | Right. | 对 |
| 84 | And that's kind of a lesson for us, right? | 这对我们来说是一种教训,对吧? |
| 85 | If kids learn their first language like that, obviously, you know, it's | 如果孩子们学他们的第一语言,很明显, 你知道,这是 |
| 86 | something that we can, um, uh, relate to as, uh, second language learners. | 和第二语言学习者有关 |
| 87 | Like we're really just imitating what we hear, right? | 就像我们在模仿我们听到的,对吧? |
| 88 | It's not like there's some really, uh, complex secret code to learning words, | 并不是说 学词有很复杂的密码 |
| 89 | right? | 对吧? |
| 90 | At the end of the day, if you hear someone say a word many times and you | 最终,如果你听到 有人说了很多次,你 |
| 91 | repeat it, you're eventually going to know that word, right? | 重复一遍,你最终会知道这个词,对吧? |
| 92 | So that's how it works with, uh, little kids as well. | 所以,它是如何工作的,嗯, 小孩子了。 |
| 93 | Their sounds start to, uh, become better, uh, over time as well. | 他们的声音开始,呃, 变得更好,嗯,随着时间的推移。 |
| 94 | So they can actually say the word clearly. | 所以他们可以说得很清楚。 |
| 95 | Like my daughter, four or five months ago, a lot of her words were | 像我女儿,四五个月前, 她的许多话是 |
| 96 | like not properly set. | 像没有适当的设置。 |
| 97 | Like we knew what she was saying, but it wasn't well-formed. | 就像我们知道她说什么, 但这不是很好的造型。 |
| 98 | Whereas like now a lot of her words are well-formed. | 而像现在一样,她的许多话是很好的。 |
| 99 | Like it's very clear what she's saying. | 就像她说的话很明确一样 |
| 100 | So that's kind of cool. | 所以这有点酷。 |
| 101 | After the one word utterances, of course, they start to say two words, | 一个字之后,当然, 他们开始说两个字, |
| 102 | these, uh, two word phrases. | 这两句话 |
| 103 | So for example, my daughter might say dad-dashu, right? | 举个例子,我女儿可能说爸爸达修,对吧? |
| 104 | So now she's putting together two words to create a phrase. | 所以现在她正在拼凑两个词来创造一个短语. |
| 105 | Obviously it's not a correct phrase, right? | 显然这话不正确 对吧? |
| 106 | She should say dad-dashu with the possessive S on the end. | 她应该说爸爸大修 和占有S的结尾。 |
| 107 | Uh, but nevertheless, it's a phrase. | 呃,但无论如何, 这是一个短语。 |
| 108 | So, uh, it's interesting when the one word utterances become two word | 所以,呃,它很有趣 当一个词 说成两个词 |
| 109 | phrases, uh, it's like an exciting thing. | 语句,呃,这就像一个令人兴奋的事情。 |
| 110 | And they start to be able to communicate more with that. | 他们开始能够更多地交流。 |
| 111 | Cause now the sentence is like double the length. | 因为现在这句话就像长度的两倍 |
| 112 | They can include more information in there, right? | 他们可以包含更多的信息 在那里,对不对? |
| 113 | Instead of just shoe, it's dad-dashu, right? | 不只是鞋,而是爸爸达修,对不对? |
| 114 | So there's more information encoded into that phrase. | 因此,有更多的信息 编码到这个短语。 |
| 115 | So the communication starts to become a little bit more complex. | 所以通讯开始变得有点复杂. |
| 116 | Uh, you start to be able to say, or just, you know, have, um, conversations, | 呃,你开始可以说, 或只是,你知道,有,嗯,对话, |
| 117 | let's say, uh, with them. | 让我们说,呃,与他们。 |
| 118 | So that's really cool. | 这真的很酷。 |
| 119 | Their words continue to become clearer, of course, especially once they're | 当然,他们的话越来越清楚了,尤其是一旦他们... |
| 120 | saying two word, uh, phrases like that. | 说两个词,呃,这样的话。 |
| 121 | A lot of times their words start to, uh, just become clearer. | 很多时候,他们的话 开始,呃,只是变得清晰。 |
| 122 | Their sounds, and then three word utterances, um, that, uh, is like the | 他们的声音,然后三个词 说,嗯,那,呃,就像 |
| 123 | next step after the two word utterances, right? | 两个词之后的下一步,对不对? |
| 124 | So instead of dad-dashu, it might be dad-dashu there or something like that. | 所以,它不是爸爸 -达修, 它可能是爸爸 -达修 在那里或类似的东西。 |
| 125 | Right? | 对吧? |
| 126 | So now, uh, they're putting together these different words and there's a | 所以,现在,呃,他们 汇集这些不同的词,有一个 |
| 127 | lot of information in there, but really they're including like. | 里面有很多信息 但他们真的包括了类似的情况 |
| 128 | Mostly nouns, verbs, adjectives, maybe adverbs, uh, like the words that | 主要是名词,动词,形容词, 也许副词,呃,像那些词 |
| 129 | really have a lot of meaning to them. | 对他们来说真的有很多意义。 |
| 130 | Right? | 对吧? |
| 131 | So dad-dashu there, right? | 老爸在吗? |
| 132 | However, they're not really including all the prepositions and the articles | 然而,他们并没有真正包括所有预设和文章 |
| 133 | and things like that, that they might need the possessives and these little | 和类似的事情, 他们可能需要占有者 和这些小 |
| 134 | grammatical function elements, right? | 语法函数元素,对不对? |
| 135 | So they're not saying the yet, right? | 所以他们还没说,对吧? |
| 136 | Uh, they're not saying, um, I don't know. | 呃,他们不是说,嗯,我不知道。 |
| 137 | Um, in the house, they might just say like in-house or, uh, house or whatever. | 嗯,在房子里,他们可能只是说 像内部或,呃,房子什么的。 |
| 138 | Like they have to start to develop the ability to put together those little | 就像他们必须开始发展能力 把这些小的 |
| 139 | building blocks of like articles and determiners and stuff like that. | 编成类似文章和决定者之类的东西 |
| 140 | Um, but as their phrases get longer, you know, after the two word, three | 嗯,但是随着他们的语句越来越长, 你知道,在两个字之后,三个 |
| 141 | word phase that they're in, uh, then they start to include those little building | 然后他们开始包括那些小建筑 |
| 142 | blocks, those little function words, um, that they weren't able to do, uh, they | 块,这些小功能词,嗯, 他们不能做,呃,他们 |
| 143 | weren't able to say before. | 以前不能说 |
| 144 | So you can see the little by little how their, um, their, their ability to | 所以,你可以看到一点点 如何,嗯,他们的能力 |
| 145 | communicate information increases with more words and using different types of | 使用不同类型 |
| 146 | words. | 词 |
| 147 | So that's really cool. | 这真的很酷。 |
| 148 | Once they have all these building blocks, like my son, for example, right? | 一旦他们拥有了这些构件, 比如我的儿子,对不对? |
| 149 | Who is older than my daughter. | 谁比我的女儿大。 |
| 150 | He has these building blocks, right? | 他有这些构件,对不对? |
| 151 | He can say the, uh, little words that have just more grammatical function meaning | 他可以说,呃,小词 仅具有更多的语法功能 |
| 152 | rather than like, you know, a noun or a verb or whatever. | 而不是喜欢,你知道, 名词或动词什么的。 |
| 153 | Uh, so once they have these building blocks and they're saying full sentences | 所以一旦他们有了这些构件 他们就会说满句 |
| 154 | or communicating to you well, um, they still run into problems, right? | 或联系你,嗯, 他们仍然遇到问题,对不对? |
| 155 | They're still young. | 他们还年轻 |
| 156 | They're still early on in their linguistic journey, even in their native | 他们的语境还很早 甚至在家乡 |
| 157 | language, and so they still run into issues. | 所以他们还是会遇到问题 |
| 158 | They still make a lot of mistakes, right? | 他们仍然犯很多错误,对吧? |
| 159 | So a good one with English, uh, not a good one, but a good example of this is | 所以,一个好一个与英语,呃,不是一个好, 但一个很好的例子是, |
| 160 | like with inversion with, uh, with questions. | 就像倒置,嗯,用问题。 |
| 161 | So for example, like I could ask how many did you do, right? | 比如说,我可以问你做了多少次,对吧? |
| 162 | So I have this inversion and I put the did, right? | 所以,我有这个反转 我做了,对不对? |
| 163 | The auxiliary verb there, like, how many have you done, right? | 那边的辅助动词,喜欢, 你做了多少,对不对? |
| 164 | So, um, we invert our sentences. | 所以,嗯,我们颠倒我们的句子。 |
| 165 | We change the order of them with an auxiliary verb in English when we ask | 我们用英语的辅助动词来改变他们的顺序 |
| 166 | questions. | 问题。 |
| 167 | So instead of saying, how many did you do? | 所以你没有说, 你做了多少? |
| 168 | My son might say how many you did, right? | 我的儿子可能会说 你做了多少,对不对? |
| 169 | So he doesn't invert it and he doesn't have that a hundred percent yet. | 所以他不会颠倒,他还没有那百分之百。 |
| 170 | I'll correct him and then maybe he'll, he'll correct it himself, but really he's | 我会纠正他,然后也许他会, 他会纠正它自己,但真的他 |
| 171 | not at the stage where he asks these questions, uh, completely, uh, correctly. | 不是在他问这些问题的阶段 完全正确 |
| 172 | Other kids, his age do, uh, some don't, some do, like I said, my kids are | 其他孩子,他的年龄,呃,有些不,有些做,就像我说的,我的孩子是 |
| 173 | bilingual, so you can forgive them for developing a little bit more slowly | 这样你就可以原谅他们 慢慢地发展起来 |
| 174 | because they have all the rules in both languages to learn, right? | 因为他们有两种语言的规则 学习,对不对? |
| 175 | So I'm not, uh, very worried about that type of thing, but, um, you know, | 所以我不太担心那种事情 但是 你知道 |
| 176 | that's inversion is a good, um, uh, like a good example of a problem, uh, that | 倒置是一个很好的,嗯,嗯, 像一个好的例子 一个问题,呃, |
| 177 | they run into, uh, or maybe they do invert. | 也许他们倒过来了 |
| 178 | I remember hearing my, um, my nephew, uh, this was when he was maybe like three | 我记得我听到我的,嗯,我的侄子,呃,这是 当他可能像三 |
| 179 | and a half or something like that or four. | 半个或四个 |
| 180 | I forget when, how old he was, maybe it was three, uh, but he was trying to | 我忘了他几岁了 也许是三岁 但他想 |
| 181 | invert, uh, or he was trying to ask the question, uh, like, where are they? | 倒置,呃,或他试图问 问题,呃,喜欢,他们在哪里? |
| 182 | And instead of where are they? | 而不是他们在哪里? |
| 183 | He just said, where is them? | 他只是说,他们在哪里? |
| 184 | Right. | 对 |
| 185 | So he's thinking like, where is dad at? | 所以他在想,爸爸在哪? 他现在在哪? |
| 186 | Where is mama? | 妈妈呢? |
| 187 | Where is them? | 他们在哪里? |
| 188 | Right. | 对 |
| 189 | He's just substituting them there. | 他只是在那里代替他们 |
| 190 | Obviously that's wrong, but you can see how he came to that conclusion. | 显然这是错误的, 但你可以看到他是如何得出这个结论的。 |
| 191 | Right. | 对 |
| 192 | So a lot of these like grammar rules, they're actually understanding that | 所以很多像语法规则, 他们实际上明白 |
| 193 | there's like these patterns and they're trying to say things correctly, but the | 像是这些图案 他们试图说对话 但是 |
| 194 | rules are a little bit more complicated than what they're thinking. | 规则比他们想的要复杂 |
| 195 | And so, um, that they can't follow these irregular patterns and things like that. | 所以,嗯,他们不能遵循这些不规则的模式 和类似的东西。 |
| 196 | Uh, like I just heard my friend's son the other day, instead of saying, I, I | 呃,就像我刚刚听到 我的朋友的儿子的一天, 而不是说,我,我 |
| 197 | fell, uh, I think he said, I, I falled or I felled or something like he | 摔倒了,呃,我想他说, 我,我摔倒了,或者我摔倒了,或者像他一样 |
| 198 | needed to put a D on the end, because in his mind, that's how the grammar works. | 因为在他的思想中 语法就是这样运作的 |
| 199 | Right. | 对 |
| 200 | I walked, I talked, I felled or I falled or whatever he said. | 我走,我说话,我摔倒,或我摔倒,或他说什么。 |
| 201 | Right. | 对 |
| 202 | So it's interesting to see how they try to apply grammar, but then | 因此,有趣的是,看看他们是如何尝试应用语法,但然后 |
| 203 | that your regular rules, trip them up. | 你的常规规则, 绊倒他们。 |
| 204 | So that's pretty cool to see that working in their brain. | 因此,这是相当酷的 看到在他们的大脑工作。 |
| 205 | And you don't really realize when they get these rules down, it's kind of hard | 你并不真正意识到 当他们把规则 下来,这是很难的 |
| 206 | to remember, like when my son started to say things correctly, it just | 记得,就像当我的儿子开始 说正确的事情,它只是 |
| 207 | kind of happens gradually. | 一种逐渐发生。 |
| 208 | Um, so again, like I said at the beginning, it's more like when you watch | 嗯,所以再次,就像我在开头说, 它更像当你看 |
| 209 | old videos of them or whatever, and you see how they used to talk and then you, | 他们的老视频或什么的, 你看他们怎么说话,然后你, |
| 210 | oh yeah, you're saying all these things much better now. | 哦,是的,你说所有这些 现在好多了。 |
| 211 | Right. | 对 |
| 212 | So, um, that's a way that you notice it. | 所以,嗯,这是你注意到的方法。 |
| 213 | Uh, kids learn a lot of English or whatever language they're learning. | 孩子们学了很多英语或者其他语言 |
| 214 | I'm just talking about English right now here in the U S they learn a lot of | 我只是说英语 现在在美国 他们学到了很多 |
| 215 | English from their friends, their environment, the people around them | 他们的朋友,他们的环境,他们周围的人的英语 |
| 216 | and the entertainment they watch. | 以及他们所观察的娱乐。 |
| 217 | So a lot of what my son can say right now doesn't actually come from me. | 所以,我的儿子现在能说的许多话 其实不是来自我。 |
| 218 | Um, most of it comes from me, I assume, but a lot of it comes from the | 嗯,大部分来自我,我想,但很多来自 |
| 219 | things that he watches, uh, the things he hears from his friends. | 他从朋友那里听到的 |
| 220 | Um, I remember seeing something like research done about like how impactful | 嗯,我记得看到一些 像研究做 如何影响 |
| 221 | it is, uh, like the environment around, uh, a kid specifically, like their | 它,呃,就像周围的环境, 嗯,一个孩子,具体来说, 像他们的 |
| 222 | friends, not necessarily their parents, but like what they hear their friends | 朋友,不一定是父母,但喜欢听到朋友的声音 |
| 223 | say, what they hear people on the street say, this really influences the type | 他们听到街上的人说, 这真的影响了类型 |
| 224 | of language, uh, that they speak, like the, the type of communication they have. | 语言,呃,他们说话, 像,他们有的交流类型。 |
| 225 | So that's a really big thing. | 所以这是件大事。 |
| 226 | Uh, my son says new words and phrases all the time. | 我儿子总是说新词和新词 |
| 227 | And I have no idea where he learned them. | 我不知道他在哪里学的 |
| 228 | I'm like, where did you learn that? | 你从哪儿学的? |
| 229 | Uh, I asked that all the time because I'm like, I know you didn't learn that for me. | 呃,我一直问这个 因为我喜欢, 我知道你没有学给我。 |
| 230 | I didn't say that. | 我没这么说 |
| 231 | Um, but he saw it somewhere else or whatever. | 嗯,但他看到了它在别的地方或什么的。 |
| 232 | He heard it and then, you know, he adopted it. | 他听到,然后,你知道, 他收养了它。 |
| 233 | So it's, um, startling how many new things they learn, uh, from sources | 所以,嗯,令人吃惊的是, 他们学到了多少新的东西,呃,从来源 |
| 234 | that aren't you as the parent. | 这不是你作为父母。 |
| 235 | That's pretty interesting. | 这很有趣。 |
| 236 | Uh, lastly, I just want to talk about reading. | 呃,最后,我只是想谈谈阅读。 |
| 237 | My son is learning to read right now. | 我儿子现在正在学习阅读 |
| 238 | And for me, it's amazing that young children can learn how to read in English. | 对我来说,很神奇的是,年幼的孩子能够学习英语的阅读. |
| 239 | In other languages, this is not necessarily the case because they're | 在其他语言中,情况不一定如此,因为它们 |
| 240 | phonetic, like Spanish, you just learn the sound of every letter and you can | 像西班牙语一样,你只要学会每封信的声音,就可以 |
| 241 | basically learn to read, like someone who's learning to read as a second | 基本上学着读书,就像学着读书的人一样 |
| 242 | language learner in Spanish, they can learn to read pretty quickly because you | 用西班牙语学习语言的人,可以很快学会阅读,因为你 |
| 243 | just have to know the sound of each letter, right? | 只要知道每个字母的声音,对不对? |
| 244 | And even if you don't know what the words mean, you can say them, right? | 即使你不知道这些话是什么意思 你也可以说,对吧? |
| 245 | Whereas in English, you probably already know by now, but English, uh, like the | 而英语,你可能已经知道了, 但是英语,呃,像 |
| 246 | way that it's written and the way that it's spoken is extremely different. | 写作的方式和说话的方式是极其不同的. |
| 247 | And so this system is unbelievably complicated. | 所以这个系统很复杂 |
| 248 | And so imagine trying to teach this to a four-year-old, right? | 所以想象一下 试着教给一个四岁的孩子,对吧? |
| 249 | You're teaching them the, the sound of the letter a, but then unfortunately | 你教他们 字母a的声音 但不幸的是 |
| 250 | the letter a can be said like five, six, seven different ways, depending on the | 字母可以说像五,六,七种不同的方式,取决于 |
| 251 | word, the sounds around it, how reduced it is, how stressed it is. | 词,周围的声音, 如何减少,如何强调。 |
| 252 | Like just it's normal sounds. | 就像只是普通的声音。 |
| 253 | Like they just ask these questions. | 就像他们只是问这些问题。 |
| 254 | Like, why is it said like this? | 为什么这么说? |
| 255 | Now? | 现在? |
| 256 | I thought you told me that the a makes this sound. | 我以为你告诉我这个声音是A的 |
| 257 | It's super complicated. | 这太复杂了 |
| 258 | I feel really bad, uh, for kids that are in this process, cause it must | 我对这个过程中的孩子感到很不好 因为必须这样 |
| 259 | be so frustrating for them. | 让他们很沮丧 |
| 260 | Like, dang, why is it pronounced like this? | 为什么这么响? |
| 261 | You just told me it was like this. | 你刚刚告诉我是这样的 |
| 262 | Why isn't it like this? | 为什么不是这样的? |
| 263 | Right? | 对吧? |
| 264 | Like my son, he has an O in his name that is reduced, right? | 像我儿子一样,他有一个O 在他的名下,减少,对不对? |
| 265 | If you've ever watched my pronunciation seminars or my listening practice | 如果你看过我的发音研讨会或听力练习 |
| 266 | seminars, you'll know what I'm talking about. | 研讨会,你会知道我在说什么。 |
| 267 | When I talk about reduced speech, right? | 当我谈论减少发言,对不对? |
| 268 | So he has an O in his name that's reduced. | 所以他名字里有一个O,这个缩写。 |
| 269 | And he asked the other day, like, why isn't the O in my name and O sound | 他问有一天,像,为什么不是O 在我的名字和O的声音 |
| 270 | or an O sound? | 还是O的声音? |
| 271 | And I, of course, didn't, uh, really have the ability to, um, or he didn't | 我,当然,没有,呃,真的 有能力,嗯,或他没有 |
| 272 | really have the ability to understand when I explained to him about the | 真正有能力理解 当我向他解释 |
| 273 | stress system in English, but it's just super complicated to even explain | 压力系统在英语中,但它只是超级复杂 甚至解释 |
| 274 | to a kid why certain letters are pronounced certain ways and certain words. | 给一个孩子 为什么某些字母 被宣告 某些方式和某些词。 |
| 275 | In English, this is just a mess. | 在英语中,这只是一团糟。 |
| 276 | And so I commend all these kids for learning how to read at a young | 所以,我赞扬了所有这些孩子 学习如何在年轻的时候阅读 |
| 277 | age, cause it's really hard. | 年龄,因为它真的很难。 |
| 278 | Again, this is not the case in other languages, but in English, it's extremely | 再说一遍,其他语言的情况并非如此, 但英语,这是极其严重的 |
| 279 | hard, uh, so, you know, if that's, you know, when you hear me talk about | 很难,呃,所以,你知道,如果, 你知道,当你听到我说话 |
| 280 | reduction and stuff like that, if you want to learn more about that, make | 减少和类似的东西, 如果你想了解更多的, |
| 281 | sure to sign up for my membership. | 肯定要报名加入我 |
| 282 | So you can get my training. | 这样你就能接受我的训练了 |
| 283 | You can learn about these things. | 你可以学习这些东西。 |
| 284 | The schwa sound or why the O is not always pronounced R or O, but it's | Schwa的声音,或者为什么O 并不总是发出R或O,但它是 |
| 285 | pronounced, right? | 发音,对不对? |
| 286 | Why, right? | 为什么,对不对? |
| 287 | Why does that schwa sound come about? | 为什么Schwa的声音会来? |
| 288 | Right? | 对吧? |
| 289 | So if you're interested in that, make sure to sign up for my training, | 如果你有兴趣的话 一定要报名参加我的训练 |
| 290 | click on the link down below. | 点击下面的链接。 |
| 291 | Uh, so a lot of, uh, like what they're reading, uh, just does not match up to | 呃,所以很多,呃, 像他们读什么,呃,只是不匹配 |
| 292 | like the sounds that they're learning. | 就像他们学习的声音 |
| 293 | And so they just learn to sight read. | 所以他们只是学习看书。 |
| 294 | In other words, it's in other words, you're just learning what the sound of | 换句话说 换句话说 你只是在学习什么声音 |
| 295 | word is without really paying attention to the individual letters, like the word | 单词并不真正注意单个字母,就像单词 |
| 296 | the, right? | 对不对? |
| 297 | It's not, right? | 这不是,对不对? |
| 298 | That's not how you pronounce that word. | 这不是你如何发音这个词。 |
| 299 | It's the, so they just learn to sight read that like, okay, every time you see | 是,所以他们只是学习看 阅读喜欢,好吧,每次你看到 |
| 300 | those three letters, it's pronounced the right. | 那三个字母,它宣告右边。 |
| 301 | So that's kind of how we learned to read. | 这就是我们学会阅读的方式。 |
| 302 | Uh, eventually we're not relying on our knowledge of sounds because in English | 嗯,最终我们不依赖 我们对声音的了解 因为英语 |
| 303 | that doesn't really take you very far, right? | 这真的不 带你很远,对不对? |
| 304 | So you just learn how to sight read all these, you know, thousands of words. | 所以,你只是学习如何看 阅读所有这些,你知道, 数千个字。 |
| 305 | So it's pretty incredible how that happens. | 所以,这是相当不可思议的 如何发生。 |
| 306 | And I'm just watching the beginning stages of that with my son right now. | 我只是在和我儿子一起观察这个开始阶段 |
| 307 | And I'm really excited to see this happen. | 我真的很兴奋看到这种情况发生。 |
| 308 | I'm super stoked for him to learn how to read because I'm a big reader. | 我为他学习阅读而兴奋,因为我是一个大读者. |
| 309 | It's one of my greatest passions, hobbies. | 这是我最热衷的爱好之一 |
| 310 | I love reading. | 我喜欢读书 |
| 311 | So I really want my son and my daughter, of course, and any other future kids to | 所以,我真的希望我的儿子和女儿, 当然,和任何其他未来的孩子 |
| 312 | be big readers as well. | 也是大读者 |
| 313 | So it's really fun for me to watch them read, but I don't know how they do it. | 所以看他们读书对我来说很有趣, 但我不知道他们怎么做到的。 |
| 314 | It's like, it's super complicated in English when you're a four year old. | 这就像,在英语中超级复杂 当你四岁。 |
| 315 | Wow. | 珃 |
| 316 | I commend them and, uh, it's exciting, but it's hard. | 我赞扬他们,呃,这令人兴奋,但很难。 |
| 317 | So, um, overall, these are some of the notes that I have about, you know, what | 所以,嗯,总体来说,这些是一些 笔记,我有,你知道,什么 |
| 318 | I've seen for my kids learning to speak English. | 我见过我的孩子学会说英语。 |
| 319 | Um, this is, wasn't really a guide for you, but it's just kind of like an | 嗯,这是,不是 真正的引导你,但它只是一种 像一个 |
| 320 | interesting topic, so much of how they learn is just related to exposure, | 有趣的话题,这么多 他们如何学习 只是与接触, |
| 321 | experience, repetition, imitating, recognizing patterns, you know, even just | 体验 重复 模仿 识别模式 |
| 322 | their desire to want to say certain things, right? | 他们想要说一些事情,对不对? |
| 323 | So a lot of it is just like, it's not really like, you know, technical, it's | 所以,很多只是喜欢, 它不是真的像, 你知道,技术,这是 |
| 324 | just, you know, repetition exposure, you know, all these different things, desire | 只是,你知道,重复暴露, 你知道,所有这些不同的东西,欲望 |
| 325 | these other factors, right? | 这些其他因素,对不对? |
| 326 | Um, and it's just interesting to watch all this happen. | 嗯,它只是很有趣 看这一切发生。 |
| 327 | So I hope you enjoyed this video. | 我希望你喜欢这段视频。 |
| 328 | I hope it was good practice for your listening. | 我希望这是很好的练习 你听。 |
| 329 | Remember to sign up for my training. | 记得报名参加我的训练 |
| 330 | If you want help, understanding, pronouncing, uh, you know, different | 如果你需要帮助,理解, 发音,呃,你知道,不同的 |
| 331 | things like that, if you want my advanced episodes in which I speak, like | 喜欢,如果你想要我的 高级剧集,我说话,喜欢 |
| 332 | I'm speaking now at normal speed, make sure to click on the link below. | 我现在以正常的速度说话, 确保点击下面的链接。 |
| 333 | Check out that membership. | 看看那个会员 |
| 334 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 335 | Thank you all for watching this video and I'll talk to you in the next one. | 感谢大家观看了这段视频,我下次再跟你谈谈. |
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发布于 2026-08-09 · 时长 23:09字幕摘录
| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | Hey, English learners, how's it going? | 嘿,英语学习者,怎么样? |
| 0:01 | Today, I want to talk about becoming fluent in English. | 今天,我想谈一下英文流利的问题。 |
| 0:04 | In this video, I'm going to talk at normal speed, you have the subtitles here below. | 在这个视频中,我要以正常的速度说话,下面有字幕。 |
| 0:08 | So this will be good practice for your listening. | 所以这是你听话的好练习 |
| 0:10 | There are two definitions of fluency that I want to go over. | 流利有两个定义,我想重复一下。 |
| 0:15 | So people think of fluency in different ways. | 所以人们以不同的方式思考流利. |
| 0:18 | Some people think of fluency as just speaking in a fluid manner, meaning you're speaking without needing to stop all the time, you're speaking continuously, it's just flowing from your mouth. | 有些人认为流利只是用流利的方式说话,意思是,你说话时不需要时刻刻停止,你不断说话,只是从嘴里流出来. |
| 0:30 | But you still have a good number of mistakes, right? | 但你还是有很多错误 对吧? |
| 0:33 | That's what many people's definition of fluency is. | 这就是许多人对流利的定义. |
| 0:37 | However, there's another definition that some people that they support another definition of fluency, which is when you're at a very, very high level, you speak very accurately, you have just a really, really, really high level of language. | 然而,还有另外一个定义, 一些人支持流利的另一种定义, 也就是当你处于非常,非常高的水平, 你说话非常准确, 你只有非常,非常,非常高的语言水平。 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hey, English learners, how's it going? | 嘿,英语学习者,怎么样? |
| 2 | Today, I want to talk about becoming fluent in English. | 今天,我想谈一下英文流利的问题。 |
| 3 | In this video, I'm going to talk at normal speed, you have the subtitles here below. | 在这个视频中,我要以正常的速度说话,下面有字幕。 |
| 4 | So this will be good practice for your listening. | 所以这是你听话的好练习 |
| 5 | There are two definitions of fluency that I want to go over. | 流利有两个定义,我想重复一下。 |
| 6 | So people think of fluency in different ways. | 所以人们以不同的方式思考流利. |
| 7 | Some people think of fluency as just speaking in a fluid manner, meaning you're speaking without needing to stop all the time, you're speaking continuously, it's just flowing from your mouth. | 有些人认为流利只是用流利的方式说话,意思是,你说话时不需要时刻刻停止,你不断说话,只是从嘴里流出来. |
| 8 | But you still have a good number of mistakes, right? | 但你还是有很多错误 对吧? |
| 9 | That's what many people's definition of fluency is. | 这就是许多人对流利的定义. |
| 10 | However, there's another definition that some people that they support another definition of fluency, which is when you're at a very, very high level, you speak very accurately, you have just a really, really, really high level of language. | 然而,还有另外一个定义, 一些人支持流利的另一种定义, 也就是当你处于非常,非常高的水平, 你说话非常准确, 你只有非常,非常,非常高的语言水平。 |
| 11 | Some people think of that as fluency, right? | 有人认为这是流利的,对不对? |
| 12 | So there's probably no consensus. | 所以可能没有达成共识。 |
| 13 | It's not like, all right, we can all agree on one definition of fluency. | 这不象,所有的权利, 我们都可以同意 一个定义流利。 |
| 14 | But usually people take one of those two approaches when it comes to fluency, they think of it in one of those two ways. | 但通常人们在提到流利性时会采取这两种方法之一,他们用这两种方法之一来思考. |
| 15 | Either they're more literal, like, okay, it's fluid speech that's coming out of your mouth, there are mistakes, maybe even a good number of mistakes, but it's flowing very naturally. | 要么它们更字面化, 比如,好吧,是流言是从你嘴里流出来的, 有一些错误, 甚至是很多错误, 但是它很自然地流淌。 |
| 16 | Or some people have a very strict standard, a very high standard, I think fluency that refers to just having an extremely high level in the language, right? | 或者有些人有非常严格的标准, 一个非常高的标准, 我认为流利的,仅仅指 拥有极高的语言水平,对不对? |
| 17 | Where you're speaking very, very accurately as well. | 你说话非常非常准确 |
| 18 | So I'm going to talk about both of those today. | 所以我今天要谈谈这两个 |
| 19 | I'm going to talk about my opinion on how someone reaches those levels, how someone reaches fluency. | 我要谈谈我对一个人如何达到这些水平的看法, 一个人如何达到流利。 |
| 20 | Again, this is my opinion, other people will disagree with me. | 再说一遍,这是我的看法,其他人会不同意我的看法. |
| 21 | This is just what I think about this, right? | 这就是我的想法,对不对? |
| 22 | And ultimately, this type | 最后,这种类型的 |
| 23 | of video is not just to give you advice or tips or things like that. | 视频不只是给你建议或提示 或类似的东西。 |
| 24 | It's for your listening practice. | 这是给你的听课用的 |
| 25 | So whether or not you agree with me, doesn't really matter. | 所以无论你是否同意我, 这真的不重要。 |
| 26 | You're here to practice your listening, and just increase and improve your comprehension. | 你在这里练习你的听力, 只是增加和增进你的理解。 |
| 27 | So that's what we're going to talk about today. | 因此,这就是我们今天要谈的。 |
| 28 | By the way, if you want more advanced content like this, where I speak at normal speed, make sure to sign up to become a listening time family member, the link is down below, you can sign up to become a listening time family member to receive my advanced | 顺便说一句,如果你想要这样更高级的内容, 我以正常的速度说话, 确保报名成为听课时间的家庭成员, 链接在下面, 你可以报名成为听课时间的家庭成员 接受我的高级锅 |
| 29 | cast episodes in which I speak like this, I speak fast. | 我这样说话的节目,我说话很快 |
| 30 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 31 | So let's talk about fluency. | 所以,让我们谈谈流利。 |
| 32 | Fluency refers to oral communication, obviously. | 显然,流利是指口头交流。 |
| 33 | So we're talking about speaking and understanding here. | 所以,我们在这里谈论的是演讲和理解。 |
| 34 | We're not talking about writing and reading that, of course, those things are important. | 我们不是在谈论写作和阅读, 当然,那些东西是重要的。 |
| 35 | But here, I'm just talking about your fluency in the oral realm. | 但在这里,我只是说 你流利在口头领域。 |
| 36 | Okay, so in order to be fluent, you need both speaking and understanding. | 好吧,所以为了能流利,你需要说话和理解。 |
| 37 | Okay, a lot of people just focus on the speaking. | 好吧,很多人只是专注于演讲。 |
| 38 | Aspect. | 示众. |
| 39 | But if you can't understand well, I don't think that people would normally consider you very fluent if you just can't understand what people are saying to you, right? | 但如果你不明白,我不认为 人们通常会认为你非常流利 如果你只是不明白 人们在对你说什么,对不对? |
| 40 | If you're having every, you know, 30 seconds or so you have to say, Hey, can you repeat that? | 如果你每,你知道, 30秒左右,你必须说, 嘿,你能重复一遍吗? |
| 41 | Can you repeat that? | 你能再说一遍吗? |
| 42 | People probably aren't going to get the feeling that you're fluent, quote unquote, right? | 人们可能不会觉得你很流利, 引用未引文,对不对? |
| 43 | So you need speaking and understanding. | 所以,你需要说话和理解。 |
| 44 | So let's talk about a couple different phases of becoming fluent, whether that's, you know, reaching the first definition of | 让我们来谈谈 几个不同的阶段 变得流利, 是否,你知道, |
| 45 | fluency or the second that we went over. | 流利还是我们第二次去。 |
| 46 | So let's talk first about building a foundation. | 故先论建基. |
| 47 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 48 | When you're starting out, when you're at a lower level, you got to build your foundation for the language, your foundation of your knowledge of that language. | 当你开始的时候,当你处于较低水平的时候,你必须建立你的语言的基础,你对语言知识的基础. |
| 49 | And in my opinion, that comes from your comprehension of the language, your understanding of the language. | 在我看来,这来自你对语言的理解, 你对语言的理解。 |
| 50 | So in this phase, you're going to want to do tons and tons and tons of listening practice, this is going to be the main thing that you do. | 因此,在这个阶段,你会想做 数吨和数吨的监听练习, 这是你的主要工作。 |
| 51 | Of course, some | 当然,有些 |
| 52 | people do like to speak really early. | 人们喜欢很早就说话。 |
| 53 | I'll talk about that. | 我会谈论这一点。 |
| 54 | I'll talk about that in just a second. | 我一会儿再谈 |
| 55 | But let's focus on the main foundation of your knowledge of a language, which is what you can understand your comprehension. | 但让我们集中关注你对语言知识的主要基础, 这就是你能理解的。 |
| 56 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 57 | So once you start to be, once you're able to understand many things in the language, you're building up a passive vocabulary, a passive knowledge of the language. | 所以一旦你开始理解, 一旦你能够理解语言中的许多东西, 你正在建立一个被动的词汇, 一个对语言的被动的知识。 |
| 58 | And you can turn those things into active knowledge. | 你可以把这些东西变成活跃的知识。 |
| 59 | Later on, right. | 以后再说吧 |
| 60 | But you're first just building up this foundation of mostly passive knowledge, but also active knowledge. | 但你首先要建立这种基础 大部分是被动的知识, 同时也是主动的知识。 |
| 61 | Once you have heard the same thing many, many times, you can probably just actively say it without even thinking about it. | 一旦你听到同样的事情很多,很多次, 你也许可以只是 积极说出来,甚至不考虑它。 |
| 62 | Right. | 对 |
| 63 | So that's going to happen too. | 所以这也会发生。 |
| 64 | But in this phase, you really want to just focus on learning as many words as you possibly can. | 但在这个阶段,你真的想专注于尽可能多地学习词。 |
| 65 | Again, first passively later on, they'll be more active, but just understanding vocabulary. | 再次,首先被动的稍后,它们会更加活跃,但只是理解词汇. |
| 66 | That's a really, really big key point here. | 这是一个非常,非常大的关键问题。 |
| 67 | Using comprehensible input. | 使用易懂输入. |
| 68 | This is a term we use to talk about input, like stuff that you listen to or read. | 这是一个我们用来谈论输入的术语, 就像你听或读的东西。 |
| 69 | But in this case, we're talking about oral communication. | 但在此情况下,我们讨论的是口头交流. |
| 70 | So listening to things that you can understand, but they're a little challenging for you. | 所以,听一些你能理解的东西, 但它们对你有点挑战。 |
| 71 | So it's not like you can understand 100% of everything that's being said, but you can understand the point of what's being said. | 因此,你并不是百分之百地理解所有被说到的事物,而是能够理解被说到的要点. |
| 72 | And your brain is trying to kind of put the puzzle together for the | 你的大脑正试图把谜题拼凑起来 |
| 73 | words that you can't quite understand, but you get the context. | 你无法完全理解的话, 但你得到的背景。 |
| 74 | So using content that isn't way too hard for you or too easy for you. | 所以,使用内容 对你来说不是太难或太容易。 |
| 75 | If you understand every single thing, every single word, that's probably too easy for you. | 如果你能理解每件事,每句话, 这对你来说可能太容易了。 |
| 76 | Right. | 对 |
| 77 | You need to use content. | 你需要使用内容。 |
| 78 | That's a little challenging for you, but that you can still understand generally. | 这对你来说有点挑战性 但你还是能理解 |
| 79 | Right. | 对 |
| 80 | That's comprehensible input. | 这是可以理解的输入。 |
| 81 | That should be the majority of what you do when you're building your foundation to try to become fluent is you need to | 这应该是你做的大部分 当你建立基础 尝试变得流利,你需要 |
| 82 | listen as much as possible to comprehensible input, listen to tons and tons of different, you know, types of audios, videos, you know, different sources. | 尽可能多地听来理解输入,听来数以吨计的不同,你知道的, 音频,视频的类型,你知道的,不同的来源。 |
| 83 | Of course, doing reading is also important as well. | 当然,阅读也很重要。 |
| 84 | It really helps you learn vocabulary. | 它真的帮助你学习词汇。 |
| 85 | And then when you are like watching videos with subtitles or listening to something with the transcript, it's, it's reading too, right? | 然后当你喜欢看带字幕的视频 或者听一些带录音带的东西, 它是,它也在阅读,对不对? |
| 86 | You're listening and you're reading. | 汝等谛听诵. |
| 87 | So you're doing listening and reading | 所以你在听和阅读 |
| 88 | practice. | 实践。 |
| 89 | Doing a lot of repetition is really important when building a foundation, right? | 做很多重复 真的很重要 在建立一个基础,对不对? |
| 90 | When you're really trying to just develop a lot better understanding of a language and then even just working on, you know, speaking well, doing a lot of repetition is going to help with that. | 当你真正想发展对一种语言的更多理解, 然后甚至只是努力,你知道,说得好,做很多的重复, 将会有帮助。 |
| 91 | Because when you hear the same thing over and over again, that thing first, it becomes like your passive knowledge. | 因为当你一遍又一遍地听到同样的事情, 那东西首先, 它变得像你的被动知识。 |
| 92 | And then you've heard it so much that you can just naturally say it as well. | 然后,你听到了这么多, 你可以自然地说出来。 |
| 93 | You know, it becomes an active vocabulary word or phrase that you know, right? | 你知道,它成为一个活跃的词汇或短语 你知道,对不对? |
| 94 | So doing a lot of repetition, both like direct repetition, where you're just listening to the same thing again and again, and then also like indirect repetition. | 所以做很多的重复, 都像直接的重复, 在那里,你只是听 同样的事情一次又一次, 然后也喜欢间接的重复。 |
| 95 | Like maybe you're listening to like one YouTuber or something like that. | 就像你在听一个YouTuber之类的 |
| 96 | You just listen to all their videos about one topic. | 你只是听他们所有关于一个话题的视频。 |
| 97 | So it's not literal repetition, where you're just listening to the same video over and over again, but you're hearing them talk over and over again. | 所以,这不是字面上的重复,你只是一遍又一遍地听同一个视频,但你却听到他们反复的说话. |
| 98 | About the same topic. | 关于同一个话题。 |
| 99 | And of course, we tend to use the same types of phrases and words, we have a certain style of speaking. | 当然,我们往往使用相同种类的短语和词语,我们有一定说话风格. |
| 100 | So you're going to get repetition, just listening to the same person talking about the same topic, right? | 所以,你会得到重复, 只是听 同一人谈论同一个话题,对不对? |
| 101 | So that type of repetition, and then explicit direct repetition, where you're just listening to the same thing over and over again, both of those are really, really powerful tools, powerful methods to help you build your foundation. | 因此,这种类型的重复,然后是明确的直接重复, 在那里,你只是一遍又一遍地听到同样的东西, 这两个都是真正,真正强大的工具,强大的方法 来帮助你建立自己的基础。 |
| 102 | And so after you do hundreds of hours of this, of just | 所以在你做了数百小时的这个之后 |
| 103 | really intense listening, repetition, just learning vocabulary and all this, you're going to eventually reach a level where you can understand one person when they're speaking to you, or you can understand a person that you're listening to on YouTube or s | 认真的倾听,重复, 仅仅学习词汇 和这一切, 你最终会达到一个水平, 你可以理解一个人 当你说话, 或者你可以理解一个人 你正在听 在YouTube 之类的东西。 |
| 104 | And then you're going to develop a very wide range of passive words, like words that you know passively, meaning like when you hear them, you know them, you can understand what the person is saying, right? | 然后,你会发展出非常广泛的被动词, 就像你所熟悉的被动词, 意思就像当你听到它们,你知道它们, 你可以理解 一个人在说什么,对不对? |
| 105 | You | 你们 |
| 106 | will eventually know most of the words that you hear. | 最终会知道 你听到的大部分话。 |
| 107 | If you do this for hundreds of hours, you'll reach the level where most of the things that someone says to you, you will be able to understand, right? | 如果你做这几百小时, 你会达到一个水平 在那里,大多数的事情 有人告诉你,你会 能够理解,对不对? |
| 108 | And that's a great feeling. | 这感觉很好 |
| 109 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 110 | An optional part of this first phase of your learning is speaking. | 你学习的第一阶段的可选部分正在讲。 |
| 111 | And I say it's optional, because some people don't like to speak early. | 我说这是可选的 因为有些人不喜欢早说 |
| 112 | And that's okay. | 这没关系。 |
| 113 | Right? | 对吧? |
| 114 | I like I think in general, I'm someone that doesn't really like to speak that early. | 我喜欢我一般认为, 我是一个不喜欢这么早说话的人。 |
| 115 | But I know other people that really like speaking early. | 但我认识其他喜欢早点说话的人 |
| 116 | And it can work for them. | 它可以为他们工作。 |
| 117 | Or maybe it can work for you to not speak early. | 或者,也许它可以为你工作 不早说。 |
| 118 | I've talked to many people who did not speak early. | 我和很多不早说话的人谈过了 |
| 119 | And then finally, they have a conversation with me. | 最后,他们和我谈话 |
| 120 | And it's their first conversation that they've ever had with a native speaker. | 这是他们第一次跟本地人谈话 |
| 121 | And they're speaking great, we're having a full on conversation, even though it's the first time they've ever spoken to someone. | 他们说话很好,我们谈话很热烈 虽然这是他们第一次和别人谈话 |
| 122 | So you can reach a pretty good level where you can start to speak to people, even without doing a lot of speaking practice in this early phase. | 因此,你可以达到一个相当好的水平 在那里你可以开始与人说话, 即使不做很多演讲练习 在这个早期阶段。 |
| 123 | Okay, so that's why I say that this is | 好吧,这就是为什么我说这是 |
| 124 | optional. | 选项。 |
| 125 | Some people really, really like to do this, though. | 有些人真的,真的喜欢这样做,虽然。 |
| 126 | So, you know, it's obviously just your choice. | 所以,你知道,这显然是你的选择。 |
| 127 | The next phase, though, after you've built this foundation, where you can actually understand a person pretty well, like you can understand the majority of the things that they say to you, you can | 下一个阶段,不过,在你建立了这个基础之后, 在那里你可以真正理解一个人 相当好,就像你可以理解大多数的事情 他们告诉你,你可以 |
| 128 | already interact in the language like that. | 已经用这种语言进行交互。 |
| 129 | Once you're at that intermediate level, then things change a little bit. | 一旦你进入中间层, 事情就会有些变化。 |
| 130 | Because, well, let's first talk about where you're at at this level. | 因为,我们首先要谈谈你在这个级别上的位置。 |
| 131 | Once you're, you know, I think all of you, if you just do this, you're all going to reach the level where you can understand someone even when they're speaking at normal speed, you can understand them pretty well. | 一旦你,你知道,我想你们所有人, 如果你这样做, 你们都会达到 能够理解某人的水平, 即使他们说话的速度很正常, 你也能理解他们。 |
| 132 | You guys can all reach that level. | 你们都能达到这个水平 |
| 133 | Okay, you guys all have that ability, just from doing tons and tons of listening | 好吧,你们都有这种能力, 只是做吨和吨的听 |
| 134 | practice, repetition, using comprehensible input, reading, you know, you're gonna reach this level. | 练习,重复,使用可理解的输入,阅读,你知道,你会达到这个水平. |
| 135 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 136 | However, there still will be gaps in your comprehension at this level. | 然而,你在这方面的理解仍然有差距。 |
| 137 | It's not like you're going to understand every single thing that someone says. | 你不可能理解别人说的每件事 |
| 138 | And different speaking styles can be hard. | 而不同的说话风格可能很难. |
| 139 | And you might even have major difficulties when it comes to group settings, like when you're listening to more than one person speaking, right? | 在组合设置方面,你甚至可能遇到重大困难, 就像你在听一个以上的人说话,对吧? |
| 140 | That's something that I dealt with when I was learning Spanish, like, I was able to talk one on one to someone really well. | 我学西班牙语的时候就处理这个, 就像,我能够和某个人说一个。 |
| 141 | But then if | 不过如果 |
| 142 | you threw me into a group setting, suddenly, I was like, like, there's so many things I couldn't understand, right? | 你把我扔到一个组合, 突然,我就像, 有这么多的事情 我无法理解,对不对? |
| 143 | So even at an intermediate level, you might still have those gaps, it might still be hard for you in a group setting, right? | 所以即使在中间层面,你可能仍然有这些空白, 这可能是很难的你在一个组合环境,对不对? |
| 144 | So at this level, there's a few things that you'll be able to do to increase your comprehension, you need to start spending more time listening to more than one person speaking, right? | 因此,在这个层次上,有一些事情你可以做 提高你的理解, 你需要开始花更多的时间 听不止一个人说话,对不对? |
| 145 | It's still good to listen to one person speaking, that's still great. | 听一个人说话还是不错的,这还是很棒的。 |
| 146 | But adding in | 但加进去 |
| 147 | content where you're listening to more than one person speaking is essential, right? | 在你听一个以上的人说话的地方 内容是绝对必要的,对吧? |
| 148 | By the way, that's why I make my US conversations podcast, I talked to different English teachers from around the country, and I transcribe our conversation, we speak at normal speed, it's authentic. | 顺便说一句,这就是为什么我让我的美国对话播客, 我和来自全国各地的不同的英语教师交谈, 我转录了我们的对话, 我们说话的速度正常,这是真实的。 |
| 149 | So it's good practice for that specific type of practice. | 所以对于这种特定类型的实践来说,这是很好的实践. |
| 150 | If you want that, the link is down below as well. | 如果你想要的话, 链接也在下面。 |
| 151 | But you have to start practicing with that. | 但你必须开始练习 |
| 152 | You know, because if you cannot function in a group setting, people are not going to consider you fluent, right? | 你知道,因为如果你不能在一个群体环境中运作, 人们不会认为你流利,对不对? |
| 153 | If you talk pretty well, one on | 如果你说话的好,一个上 |
| 154 | one, but you know, suddenly you're in the car with two or three people, and you can't follow the conversation, you know, people aren't going to consider you fluent, right? | 一,但你知道,你突然在车里 与两三个人,你不能跟 谈话,你知道, 人们不会认为你流利,对不对? |
| 155 | Even if you speak fairly well. | 即使你说话还不错 |
| 156 | Okay, so being able to understand people in different settings, different group settings, this is an essential when it comes to fluency, right? | 好吧,所以能够理解人们 在不同的环境,不同的群体环境, 这是一个必不可少的 当它涉及到流利,对不对? |
| 157 | So you need to be able to, to interact in group settings, be able to understand more and more than one person speaking. | 因此,你需要能够,在群体环境中互动,能够理解越来越多的人发言. |
| 158 | You're also when it comes to the actual like you | 你也一样 |
| 159 | are speaking, it's going to be really important for you to actually integrate a lot of speaking practice into your routine. | 说来话长,对你们来说 将大量的演讲练习 融入你们的日常活动 是非常重要的 |
| 160 | Now, now it's not so optional, right? | 现在,它不是那么可选,对不对? |
| 161 | If you actually want to reach a level of fluency, yeah, the first phase when you're, you know, just trying to build that foundation, it's, it's optional, right? | 如果你真的想达到一个流利的水平,是的,第一阶段 当你,你知道,只是试图建立基础, 它是,它是可选的,对不对? |
| 162 | In my opinion, okay, once you're at this intermediate level, once you can understand people, you know, well, then speaking becomes a priority and becomes a big priority, okay. | 我认为,好了,一旦你进入中间层面, 一旦你能够理解人们,你知道,嗯,然后,说话就成为一个优先事项,成为一个大优先事项,好吧。 |
| 163 | And I'm sure | 我敢肯定 |
| 164 | you know, those of you watching right now, this is what you're most interested in, probably, you want to be able to speak fluidly, speak naturally, right? | 你们这些眼下在看的, 这就是你们最感兴趣的, 可能,你们想能够说流利的,自然的,对不对? |
| 165 | Well, how do we do this? | 我们该怎么做? |
| 166 | Well, when we speak naturally, when we speak fluidly, when we say things in a natural way, without needing to stop and think and, you know, put the sentence together in our brain, it's because we're saying things that we already know are correct. | 当我们说得自然,说得流畅,说得自然, 不需要停下来思考,把句子放在我们的大脑里, 这是因为我们在说我们已经知道正确的事情。 |
| 167 | Okay, because we've heard them millions of times. | 好吧,因为我们听到他们无数次。 |
| 168 | I'm exaggerating here, but we've heard them many, many times. | 我太夸张了 但我们听过很多次了 |
| 169 | Okay, so that's why listening and repetition is so powerful to help your speaking. | 好吧,这就是为什么 听和重复 是如此强大 帮助你的演讲。 |
| 170 | Because once you've heard someone say a certain phrase, like 200 times, you just know that it's, that it's correct. | 因为一旦你听到有人说出某个短语, 就像200次,你只知道它是正确的。 |
| 171 | And you just say it naturally, right? | 你只是自然地说,对不对? |
| 172 | It can just come out of your mouth without you realizing it. | 它可能只是从你嘴里出来 不让你意识到它。 |
| 173 | That's happened to me many times in different languages, where I just randomly say something. | 我经常用不同语言 随便说几句 |
| 174 | And it's like the first time I've said it, I'm like, Whoa, I've never said that before. | 就像我第一次说,我说,哇,我从来没有说过。 |
| 175 | But it's just so natural to say it because I've heard it so many times. | 然此言之自然也,因我闻之甚多. |
| 176 | I know it's correct. | 我知道这是正确的。 |
| 177 | Right? | 对吧? |
| 178 | It's just natural for me to say that. | 我自然会这么说 |
| 179 | So that's kind of what we want to do in order to become fluent. | 所以,这就是我们想要做的,以便变得流利。 |
| 180 | So you got to continue doing tons and tons and tons and tons of listening practice. | 所以,你必须继续做 吨和吨 吨和吨 听练习。 |
| 181 | Okay, reading as well, but especially listening practice, because we're talking about oral communication here, right? | 好吧,阅读也一样, 特别是听练习, 因为我们说的是口头交流,对不对? |
| 182 | You know, for me, for like French, when I started speaking French regularly, I had already done hundreds, thousands, maybe of hours of intense, just listening, you know, | 你知道,对我来说,就像法语, 当我开始经常说法语, 我已经做了数百,数千, 也许几个小时的紧张, 只是听着,你知道, |
| 183 | where I wasn't just listening to like content made for French learners, like I was listening to native content, right? | 我不只是在听为法国学习者制作的内容, 就像我在听当地的内容,对不对? |
| 184 | You know, YouTube channels of online entrepreneurs talking about, you know, online entrepreneurship. | 网络企业家的YouTube频道 谈论在线创业 |
| 185 | And they're just talking to other French speakers, like I was using that content before I even, you know, was having conversations in French, I was listening to native content, just every day, just, you know, doing this, just so much of this, and doing re | 他们只是与其他法语演讲者交谈, 就像我在用那些内容之前,我甚至,你知道, 正在用法语交谈,我正在听当地的内容, 只是每天,你知道,只是做这个, 只是很多这样的, |
| 186 | you know, all of this just gave me so many phrases, so many words and phrases that I could already just say naturally, without even thinking about them. | 你知道,所有这一切只是给了我这么多的短语, 这么多的词和短语,我已经可以自然地说, 甚至没有想到它们。 |
| 187 | So when I had my first, like when I first started having regular conversations in French, I could already say so many things naturally, just because of all that, you know, listening I had done, right? | 所以当我第一次用法语交谈的时候, 就像我第一次用法语进行定期交谈的时候, 我自然地可以说很多事情, 只是因为,你知道,听着我所做的,对不对? |
| 188 | And of course, I had to start filling in my gaps, but I already had just this great, great foundation. | 当然,我不得不开始填补我的空白, 但我已经有了这个伟大的,伟大的基础。 |
| 189 | So listening is just, you know, that's the pillar, that's the foundation of your knowledge in a language. | 所以听只是,你知道, 这就是支柱, 这是你的知识的基础 用语言。 |
| 190 | Okay? | 好吗? |
| 191 | What you can understand, your understanding in that language, right? | 你能理解的,你对语言的理解,对不对? |
| 192 | So it can be discouraging when you're at the intermediate phase, because you know a lot of words, whether it's passively or actively, and even just passively, you know, so many words, you know, so many of the common words, you know, like most of the commo | 所以当你处于中间阶段时,这可能会令人沮丧,因为你知道很多字,无论是被动还是积极,甚至只是被动,你知道,这么多字,你知道,这么多的普通字,你知道,就像大多数普通字一样. |
| 193 | And so the things that you don't know at this phase are things that don't come up that often, right? | 所以,在这个阶段你不知道的事情 是不经常出现的事情,对不对? |
| 194 | So things that | 事情是这样 |
| 195 | come up really often, you've already learned those things in your foundation phase, when you're just like building your foundation. | 经常来,你已经学会了那些东西 在你的奠基阶段, 当你就像建立你的奠基。 |
| 196 | But then, you know, once you reach a higher level, you're at an intermediate level, the things that you don't know, you don't hear them that often, because they're not as common. | 但是,你知道,一旦你达到更高的水平, 你就处于中间水平, 那些你不知道的事情,你听不到的频率, 因为它们并不常见。 |
| 197 | And so it can feel like you're not really learning a lot of new things, because it takes so long for you to hear those same words again and again, and get that necessary repetition, right? | 这样你就可以感觉自己没有真正学到很多新东西了, 因为要一次又一次地听到同样的词, 并且得到必要的重复,对不对? |
| 198 | And so one thing you can do is you start to try to actively fill in your own gaps, | 所以,你可以做的一件事是 你开始尝试 积极填补自己的空白, |
| 199 | just in an active way where you speak, and you see what you can't actually say yet. | 只是用一种积极的方式,你说话, 你可以看到什么是不能说到现在。 |
| 200 | And then you, you know, write down those things, you translate them, and then you fill in those gaps, you search for your own gaps, instead of just waiting for your gaps to get filled through your own listening practice, you know, speak, speak to someone | 然后,你,你知道,写下那些东西, 你翻译,然后你填补这些空白, 你寻找自己的空白, 而不是只是等待你的空白 得到填补 通过你自己的听力练习,你知道, 说话,说话, 或对自己说话, 并积极填补这些空白,对不对? |
| 201 | So you're going to need to do this. | 所以,你需要做到这一点。 |
| 202 | If you want to really increase your | 如果你真的想增加你的时间 |
| 203 | level of speaking in a faster way, obviously, just doing a bunch of listening is going to help your speaking. | 以更快的方式说话, 显然, 只是做一堆 听会帮助你的演讲。 |
| 204 | But if you want to speed this up, if you speed this up, if you want to get, you know, reach a higher level in a shorter amount of time, it's great to actively do this. | 但如果你想加快这个速度,如果你想加快这个速度,如果你想在较短的时间内达到更高的水平,那么积极做这件事就太好了. |
| 205 | And so, you know, what I did, I haven't done as much recently, but what I was doing a lot last year was I was speaking to myself in French, usually out loud. | 所以,你知道,我做了什么, 我没有做太多最近, 但我做了很多去年 是用法语对自己说话, 通常是大声的。 |
| 206 | And I would do this like almost every day. | 我几乎每天都会这样 |
| 207 | And when you do this almost every day, you just keep on finding more and more gaps, close those gaps, you learn the things that you're trying to say, you can't say, you know, you actively do this, you're gonna, you know, really increase, improve your your | 当你几乎每天都这样做, 你只是不断发现越来越多的差距, 关闭这些差距, 你学习的东西 你试图说,你不能说,你知道, 你积极地做到这一点, 你要去,你知道, 你将真正增加, 提高你的 说话水平,对不对? |
| 208 | So do this, do it frequently speak to other people, you know, use these different tools and websites where you can take classes with native speakers, do that and also speak to yourself, right? | 因此,做这个,它经常和其他人说话, 你知道,使用这些不同的工具和网站, 在那里你可以上课 与母语,做到这一点, 也对自己说话,对不对? |
| 209 | You know, just speaking, whether it's yourself or to another person, if you do this frequently, you're going to train those speaking muscles, your ability to just say things that you know. | 你知道,只是说说,无论是你自己还是别人, 如果你经常这样做, 你会训练那些说话的肌肉, 你的能力只是说一些你知道的事情。 |
| 210 | And then you're also just going to find your gaps and you want to actively do that, right? | 然后你也会发现你的漏洞 你想积极做到这一点,对不对? |
| 211 | The way we get better is we find what we don't know. | 我们变得更好的方法就是找到我们不知道的东西. |
| 212 | And then we learn it, right? | 然后我们学习它,对不对? |
| 213 | That's how we close our gaps. | 这就是我们如何缩小差距。 |
| 214 | That's how we get better at speaking. | 这就是我们如何更好地说话。 |
| 215 | And so, you know, it's pretty basic everything I'm saying right here in terms of like the philosophy, | 所以,你知道,这是相当基本的一切 我在这里说,就像哲学, |
| 216 | behind it, right? | 背后,对不对? |
| 217 | You're doing tons of listening, you're doing a ton of repetition, but you're also at this phase, you're actively trying to increase your speaking to improve your speaking by filling in your gaps, right? | 你正在听,你正在做一吨的重复, 但你也在这个阶段, 你积极尝试增加你的演讲 通过填补你的空白来改进你的演讲,对不对? |
| 218 | And so those two things, if you do them for many, many hours, you're gonna reach a level where you're at that first level of fluent, that first definition of fluency that we talked about where you can speak pretty naturally with mistakes because you're st | 所以,这两件事,如果你做了很多,很多小时, 你会达到一个水平 在那里你处于第一个流畅的水平, |
| 219 | filling in your gaps, it's still going to take a while, but you're speaking naturally, you can interact with people, you can even interact with people in a group setting, right? | 填补你的空白,它仍然需要一段时间, 但你说话自然, 你可以与人互动, 你甚至可以与人互动 在群体环境,对不对? |
| 220 | That's a really, really, really great level in a language. | 这是一个真正,真正, 非常伟大的水平 在一种语言。 |
| 221 | Once you can reach, once you've reached that level, it's like people just view you as like you're good in that language, right? | 一旦你达到这个水平,就好像人们只是把你看成 你擅长这种语言,对吧? |
| 222 | And for many people, that's fluency right there. | 对许多人来说,这是流利的。 |
| 223 | Well, you might tell me, well, I want to reach that second definition of fluency where I'm just really, really good, and I'm not making a lot of mistakes. | 嗯,你可以告诉我,嗯,我想达到 关于流利的第二个定义 在那里我真的很,真的很好, 我没有犯很多错误。 |
| 224 | And I | 还有我 |
| 225 | I'm just like speaking extremely well. | 我只是说得非常好 |
| 226 | Well, how do you reach that level? | 你怎么达到这个水平? |
| 227 | Well, you do this, but you do it more intensively or and or you do it for many, many, many, many more hours. | 好吧,你这样做, 但你做它更密集 或者你这样做很多,很多,很多,很多小时。 |
| 228 | Okay, add hundreds, if not thousands of more hours of what I just said right now. | 好吧,再加几百个,如果不是数千个小时,我刚刚说的现在。 |
| 229 | And you can eventually reach that second | 你最终可以到达第二 |
| 230 | definition of fluency, depending on which definition you're going for, right? | 流利的定义, 取决于你要追求的定义,对不对? |
| 231 | But there's not like another secret key to reach that other level. | 但是,没有像另一个秘密 钥匙到达另一个层次。 |
| 232 | It's just that if you want to be more accurate in your fluid speech, you got to have more phrases that are just in your mind that you just know, without even thinking about, you just know they're correct and you just say them, right? | 只是,如果你想在你的流言中更加准确的话,你必须有更多的句子,这些句子只是你心里想的,你只知道这些句子是正确的,你只是说,对不对? |
| 233 | That's how we as native speakers talk. | 我们作为讲母语的人就是这样说话的. |
| 234 | So if you want to have that as well, you know, imagine how much listening you need to do, how much repetition you need to do, how much | 所以,如果你也想拥有, 你知道,想象 多少倾听你需要做, 多少重复你需要做, 多少 |
| 235 | speaking you need to do where you're filling in your gaps. | 说到要填补空白的地方 |
| 236 | And then not only that is something I forgot to mention, not only filling in your gaps, but actively learning vocabulary as well. | 不仅我忘记提到这一点, 不仅填补了你的空白, 而且积极学习词汇。 |
| 237 | Like, you know, it's one thing to just say, okay, I didn't know how to say this, let me translate it. | 就像,你知道,这是一件事 只是说,好吧, 我不知道怎么说, 让我翻译它。 |
| 238 | All right, that's how you say it. | 好吧,你是这样说的。 |
| 239 | Another thing a better way than just doing that is to now try to actively learn that phrase, learn that word that you didn't know, right? | 另一种比仅仅这样做更好的方法是 现在尝试 积极学习这句话, 学习这个词 你不知道,对不对? |
| 240 | And that can be with flashcards, or maybe you have some other way. | 这可以用闪卡, 或者也许你有别的办法。 |
| 241 | I've done flashcards, and it's worked for | 我已经做了闪卡,它的工作 |
| 242 | me, but actively trying to learn words and phrases that you need. | 我,但积极尝试 学习你需要的言语。 |
| 243 | You don't need every word, you don't need every phrase, you just need the words and phrases that you use. | 你不需要每个词,不需要每个短语,只需要你使用的词和短语. |
| 244 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 245 | And, you know, this is just a process that takes a lot, a lot of time. | 你知道,这只是一个需要很多时间的过程。 |
| 246 | Okay, people, you know, constantly, you know, tell me that they have a problem, they have this problem, they have this problem, because they're not speaking accurately, it's not natural for them. | 好了,人们,你知道, 不停地,你知道, 告诉我,他们有一个问题, 他们有一个问题, 他们有一个问题, 因为他们讲的不准确, 这对他们来说是不自然的。 |
| 247 | They're they they freeze up when they're speaking. | 他们说话的时候就冻僵了 |
| 248 | Well, that's not a problem. | 嗯,那不是问题。 |
| 249 | That's what the process is, you have to get through that by doing much more listening, much more repetition, much more speaking practice, filling in your gaps, and actively learning vocabulary. | 这就是这个过程,你必须经过这个过程, 通过做更多的倾听,更多的重复,更多的演讲练习, 填补你的空白, 并积极地学习词汇。 |
| 250 | It really is simple when you think of that, you know, whole philosophy behind it. | 这真的很简单 当你想到,你知道, 整个哲学背后。 |
| 251 | So these are just my opinions, of course, and some people might disagree with me. | 当然,这些只是我的看法 有些人可能不同意我的看法。 |
| 252 | But I think it's pretty basic at the end of the day, the big thing is that it takes a ton of time. | 但我认为这在一天结束时是相当基本的, 最大的事情是它需要一吨的时间。 |
| 253 | And it takes | 这需要 |
| 254 | active practice as well, right? | 也积极练习,对吧? |
| 255 | If you're doing all this, just very passively, you're not really invested in this, it's not going to be the same thing. | 如果你做这一切,只是非常被动, 你并没有真正投入到这个, 它不会是一回事。 |
| 256 | If you're actively doing this, if you're actively engaged, if you really are just like there in it doing this, you know, doing it in a very active way, you know, eventually, you're going to reach your goals. | 如果你积极这样做, 如果你积极参与, 如果你真的像它一样这样做, 你知道,以非常积极的方式这样做, 你知道,你最终会达到你的目标。 |
| 257 | It's just that if you have that second definition of fluency, it's going to take a long time, okay, a really long time, or it could be a shorter amount of time, but you're going to be | 只是如果你有流利的第二个定义, 它需要很长的时间, 好吧,真的很长的时间, 或者可能是更短的时间, 但你会是 |
| 258 | spending many, many hours just every week doing this. | 每星期都花很多小时做这个 |
| 259 | And most people don't have that time. | 而大多数人没有时间。 |
| 260 | So you could shorten it, it might not be that long in terms of like years, but you're gonna have to do tons and tons of practice. | 这样你就可以缩短时间, 可能不会那么长的年限, 但你必须做很多练习。 |
| 261 | And I'm not trying to discourage you, I'm just trying to make it clearer why you're not at that level of fluency, whatever definition you have. | 我并不想劝阻你, 我只是想澄清你为什么没有达到那种程度的流利, 不管你有什么定义。 |
| 262 | It's, you know, it's a matter of time, being engaged with it, and being active, actively trying to fill in your gaps, actively trying to | 这是,你知道,这是一个时间问题, 与它接触,并积极, 积极尝试填补你的空白, 积极尝试 |
| 263 | understand in group settings, you know, doing this practice actively. | 在分组设置中理解,你知道,积极进行此练习. |
| 264 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 265 | My thoughts were a little scattered today, but I think you guys got my point. | 我今天的想法有点分散, 但我认为你们得到了我的观点。 |
| 266 | You can let me know down in the comments what you think about this, or if you have any other ideas. | 你可以在评论中告诉我,你对此有什么看法,或者你有其他想法。 |
| 267 | Remember to check out my US conversations podcast so you can try listening to more than one person talking. | 记得看看我的美国对话播客 这样你就可以试着听一个以上的人说话 |
| 268 | This is a skill that you need to develop as we just talked about. | 正如我们刚才谈到的那样,这是你需要发展的技能。 |
| 269 | So if you want that, that link is down below. | 所以,如果你想要的, 链接在下面。 |
| 270 | So go down and click on that. | 所以下去点击它。 |
| 271 | And if you just want more advanced content like this, where I'm speaking at normal speed, make sure to become a listening | 如果你想要更高级的内容 像这样,我说话的速度正常, 确保成为一个听 |
| 272 | time family member. | 时间 家庭成员。 |
| 273 | And so you'll get my advanced podcast episodes. | 所以,你会得到我的高级播客节目。 |
| 274 | That link is also down below. | 这一联系也列在下面。 |
| 275 | Alright, thank you all for listening for watching this video. | 感谢大家收看这段录像 |
| 276 | And I'll talk to you in the next one. | 下回再谈. |
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P47 · 【B1英语听力】油管超适合初学者的真实英语听力｜日常话题沉浸式磨耳朵｜自然语速+地道表达 p47 47 Why You Didn't Learn English in School (P47)
【B1英语听力】油管超适合初学者的真实英语听力｜日常话题沉浸式磨耳朵｜自然语速+地道表达 p47 47 Why You Didn't Learn English in School (P47)
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| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | English learners, I had the idea today of walking around while doing today's video | 英语学习者们,我今天有个主意 一边走一边拍今天的录像 |
| 0:05 | I'm here at a park and I'm gonna do a video where I speak at normal speed | 我在公园里,我要拍一段视频, 以正常的速度说话 |
| 0:09 | Hopefully you guys like this format. | 希望你们喜欢这个格式 |
| 0:11 | Hopefully you can hear me. | 希望你能听到我说话 |
| 0:12 | Okay, obviously there might be some ambient sounds. | 好吧,显然 有一些环境的声音。 |
| 0:15 | There's | 还有 |
| 0:16 | Landscapers here mowing the lawn. | 这里的风景区修剪草坪 |
| 0:17 | There's kids playing and stuff like that. | 有孩子在玩 之类的东西。 |
| 0:19 | So hopefully you can hear me. | 所以希望你能听到我的声音。 |
| 0:21 | Well | 这个嘛 |
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| 1 | English learners, I had the idea today of walking around while doing today's video | 英语学习者们,我今天有个主意 一边走一边拍今天的录像 |
| 2 | I'm here at a park and I'm gonna do a video where I speak at normal speed | 我在公园里,我要拍一段视频, 以正常的速度说话 |
| 3 | Hopefully you guys like this format. | 希望你们喜欢这个格式 |
| 4 | Hopefully you can hear me. | 希望你能听到我说话 |
| 5 | Okay, obviously there might be some ambient sounds. | 好吧,显然 有一些环境的声音。 |
| 6 | There's | 还有 |
| 7 | Landscapers here mowing the lawn. | 这里的风景区修剪草坪 |
| 8 | There's kids playing and stuff like that. | 有孩子在玩 之类的东西。 |
| 9 | So hopefully you can hear me. | 所以希望你能听到我的声音。 |
| 10 | Well | 这个嘛 |
| 11 | Today I want to talk about reasons | 今天我想谈谈原因 |
| 12 | Why you probably didn't learn English very well when you took classes in school when you took | 你在学校上课时 可能学不好英语 |
| 13 | English classes in high school | 高中英语班 |
| 14 | middle school elementary school, whatever it may be | 小学,无论是什么 |
| 15 | This is a strange format for me. | 这对我来说是个奇怪的方式。 |
| 16 | So excuse me if I'm just like | 所以,原谅我,如果我只是 |
| 17 | Looking around I'm trying to like be natural here. | 环顾四周 我想在这里自然一点 |
| 18 | I think people are watching me. | 我觉得有人在监视我 |
| 19 | So this is a little bit new for me | 对我来说这有点新鲜 |
| 20 | So bear with me here, but today we're going to talk about why you might not have learned English very well in school | 忍耐一下,但今天我们要谈谈 为什么在学校你可能学不好英语 |
| 21 | I'm also gonna release a podcast episode about this | 我还要发布一个播客插曲 关于这一点 |
| 22 | It's probably gonna come out in a couple months or so | 可能几个月后就出来了 |
| 23 | I'm way more ahead on podcast episodes than I am on YouTube videos, but I wanted to talk about this today | 我比YouTube的视频更领先 但我今天想谈谈这件事 |
| 24 | Because it's a topic that is pretty relevant to probably most of you maybe almost all of you | 因为这个话题 可能与你们大多数人有关 也许几乎与你们所有人都有关 |
| 25 | I'm sure most of you learned English in school | 我敢肯定,你们大多数在学校学英语 |
| 26 | Maybe you took four years of English classes in high school | 也许你在高中上过四年英语课 |
| 27 | Or maybe you took even more than that if you started English classes in middle school elementary school, whatever it may be | 或者如果你在小学上英语课 可能就比这还要多 |
| 28 | But I hear this story again and again and again every time I talk to students about their experience learning English in school | 但我一次又一次地听到这个故事 每次我跟学生说 他们在学校学习英语的经验 |
| 29 | Especially in public schools. | 特别是在公立学校. |
| 30 | I'm not really talking here about private schools. | 我不是说私立学校 |
| 31 | There's a lot of good private schools, but in public schools | 有很多好私立学校,但在公立学校 |
| 32 | What tends to happen is that people take years and years of English classes and they never learn English | 经常发生的情况是,人们需要 多年的英语课程 他们从来没有学过英语 |
| 33 | So why is that? | 那为什么? |
| 34 | Let's talk about some of the issues. | 让我们谈谈一些问题。 |
| 35 | These are just my opinions | 这些只是我的意见 |
| 36 | Obviously other people might disagree with me | 显然其他人可能不同意我 |
| 37 | They might think that there are other issues or they might not see it the way I see it | 他们可能会认为还有其他问题 或者他们可能不会像我这样看 |
| 38 | But these are the things that I see that might contribute to | 但这些都是我所看到的 可能有助于 |
| 39 | The reasons why people don't learn English in school. | 学校里人们不学英语的原因. |
| 40 | I don't have my notes with me | 我没带笔记 |
| 41 | Usually I have like my notes on my computer to kind of keep me organized | 通常我都喜欢我电脑上的笔记 来保持我的组织 |
| 42 | So I'm just kind of going off the cuff here. | 所以,我只是有点 离开手铐在这里。 |
| 43 | Like I'm just trying to | 就像我只是在试图 |
| 44 | Speak naturally spontaneously and try to remember the ideas that I have in mind | 自然说话,试着记住我的想法 |
| 45 | So I think the main idea | 所以我认为主要的想法 |
| 46 | The not the main idea, but the main point the main problem that I would say of why | 不是主要的想法,而是我要说的主要问题 |
| 47 | You know English classes aren't that useful in the school | 你知道英语课在学校没什么用 |
| 48 | They're useful but not as useful as we'd like them to be is because they don't teach you how to learn English, right? | 他们有用,但并不像我们希望的那样有用 因为他们不教你学英语,对不对? |
| 49 | it would be great if | 这将是伟大的,如果 |
| 50 | English classes in high school English teachers taught students how to actually learn a language how to actually | 高中英语班的英语教师教导学生如何实际学习语言 |
| 51 | Go about learning English because the majority of our learning comes outside of the classroom, right? | 继续学英语吧,因为我们大部分的学习都来自教室之外,对吧? |
| 52 | The classroom is not where we're getting | 教室不是我们要去的地方 |
| 53 | Like most of our practice most of our listening practice | 就像我们大部分的练习 大部分的听力练习 |
| 54 | Perhaps not even most of our speaking practice depending on your situation. | 也许我们大部分的演讲练习 都不取决于你的情况 |
| 55 | So because of that, I'm gonna turn around here | 所以因为这个,我要转过身来 |
| 56 | I'm gonna like do laps at this park. | 我会喜欢在这个公园里做运动 |
| 57 | Sorry. | 对不起 |
| 58 | This is like completely natural video not edited or anything like that. | 这就像完全自然的视频 没有编辑或类似的东西。 |
| 59 | So | 这么说 |
| 60 | bear with me, but um | 忍着点,不过... |
| 61 | Like I said one of the big | 就像我说的一个大 |
| 62 | Problems with English classes in high school middle school or whatever is that students kind of just show up hoping to learn English | 高中英语班或什么的 问题 学生只是出现 希望学习英语 |
| 63 | They don't actually know they don't actually learn how to learn a language, you know, whatever subject it may be | 他们实际上不知道 他们不实际学习 如何学习语言, 你知道,无论它可能是什么主题 |
| 64 | It's great to learn how to learn something, right? | 学点东西真好,对吧? |
| 65 | And when you learn how to learn then you can do it on your own, right? | 当你学会了如何学习, 那么你可以自己做到这一点,对不对? |
| 66 | You don't need someone to guide you through every step of the way or whatever | 你不需要有人来指导你走每一步 |
| 67 | But that's not the case in high school English classes in most countries, right people don't learn how to actually learn | 但在大多数国家的高中英语班上,情况并非如此,正确的人不会学会实际学习 |
| 68 | English they just show up and hopefully, you know | 他们只是出现 希望,你知道 |
| 69 | The knowledge just like gets transferred to their head from the teacher or whatever and that's not how it works in most cases, right? | 知识就像从老师那里传到他们的头上一样 在大多数情况下,这不是它的工作方式,对吧? |
| 70 | So that's a big issue is that students aren't taught how to learn another issue | 所以,这是个大问题 学生没有学会如何学习另一个问题 |
| 71 | I would say is that the content that is used is not always the best and so I always | 我想说的是 使用的内容并不总是最好的 所以我总是 |
| 72 | Talk about this idea of having a comprehensible input. | 谈这个想法,有一个可理解的投入。 |
| 73 | That's the term that's used nowadays to describe this | 这就是现在用来形容这个的术语 |
| 74 | input referring to things that you listen to or that you read, you know and | 输入是指你听或者读到的东西,你知道和 |
| 75 | Having this content and have it be comprehensible meaning you understand it | 拥有这个内容 并且能理解它 意味着你理解它 |
| 76 | So the idea is to use content that you can understand but is still challenging for you | 所以这个想法是用你能理解的 但仍然对你有挑战性的内容 |
| 77 | So it's still like a little above your level so that you're learning new words. | 因此,它仍然像 一点点高于你的水平, 这样你正在学习新的词。 |
| 78 | You're learning new phrases | 你在学新词 |
| 79 | You're learning new vocabulary your brain is having to kind of fill in the gaps of things that you don't understand when you read or you | 你正在学习新的词汇 你的大脑必须填补一些 东西的空白 当你读或你不明白 |
| 80 | You you listen to whatever the content is. | 你听什么内容。 |
| 81 | So that's basically what you're doing right now, right? | 所以你现在基本上就是这么做的 对吧? |
| 82 | You're watching this video | 你在看这个视频 |
| 83 | maybe you listen to my podcast and | 也许你听我播客的话 |
| 84 | What it is is it's made specifically for a specific level | 它是什么 它是一个特定的级别 |
| 85 | This is a more advanced video because I'm speaking at normal speed, but you got the subtitles, right? | 这是一个更高级的视频 因为我说话的速度正常 但你有字幕,对不对? |
| 86 | And so that's | 这就是 |
| 87 | A little bit more comprehensible. | 略说可知. |
| 88 | You're able to like read the subtitles while you're listening | 一边听一边看,一边看字幕 |
| 89 | So that makes it more understandable | 这样就更容易理解了 |
| 90 | But for example, if you watch my in a lower level videos or if you listen to my podcast you're listening to content | 但是,举例来说,如果你在低级的视频中看我 或者你听我的播客 你正在听内容 |
| 91 | That's made for a specific level that's lower than just native level | 这是为了一个比本地水平低的级别 |
| 92 | so what that's good for is that you actually, you know use content that you can understand and | 所以,它的好处是,你实际上, 你知道使用内容 你可以理解和 |
| 93 | You are still being challenged. | 你仍然受到挑战。 |
| 94 | You're still learning new words. | 你还在学新词 |
| 95 | You're still learning new phrases | 你还在学新词 |
| 96 | But it's understandable. | 但这是可以理解的。 |
| 97 | It's not something that's just way above your level or | 这不是什么 刚刚比你的水平或 |
| 98 | like just super boring and not authentic and just like some textbook like | 就像超级无聊 而不是真实 像一些教科书一样 |
| 99 | Whatever text they put in there. | 不管他们放什么短信 |
| 100 | That's not very interesting, right? | 这不很有趣,对不对? |
| 101 | So unfortunately in schools a lot of what you | 所以很不幸在学校里 有很多你的东西 |
| 102 | Consume in your English class is gonna be like really boring | 在你的英语课上说会很无聊的 |
| 103 | like textbook style stories that don't really interest anyone or they're like | 像教科书风格的故事 不真正感兴趣的人 或者他们喜欢 |
| 104 | Little videos that you might watch that really aren't that interesting | 你可能看的小片子 其实没那么有趣 |
| 105 | I remember watching these Spanish in my high school Spanish classes my middle school Spanish classes actually | 我记得我高中西班牙语班上看这些西班牙语 我初中西班牙语班实际上 |
| 106 | No, I didn't have Spanish in middle school. | 不,我没有西班牙语在中学。 |
| 107 | I was just high school, but in my high school Spanish classes | 我只是高中,但是在我的高中西班牙语班 |
| 108 | I remember watching like videos that weren't that interesting or whatever | 我记得我看的像视频 没有那么有趣什么的 |
| 109 | so, you know the type of content that we use is extremely important because if you use content that's interesting for you that's | 所以,你知道我们使用的内容类型是极其重要的 因为如果你使用的内容 对你来说很有趣,这就是 |
| 110 | Engaging for you that you can understand but it's still challenging for you | 与你接触,你可以理解,但它仍然挑战你 |
| 111 | That's gonna be like the optimal type of content that you want to use man | 这就像你想要使用的最佳类型的内容 |
| 112 | It's kind of hard to like walk this fast and talk you can hear that | 走路这么快,说话就听得见 |
| 113 | I'm like breathing a little bit harder. | 我喜欢呼吸 有点困难。 |
| 114 | Hopefully you don't mind | 希望你别介意 |
| 115 | But yeah using content like that is gonna be much much more valuable for you than using just the generic boring content | 但使用这样的内容 对你来说比使用普通无聊的内容更有价值 |
| 116 | That might be too easy for you might be too hard for you | 这对你来说可能太容易了 对你来说可能太难了 |
| 117 | Whatever it may be that content tends to be just less useful overall, right? | 不管是什么 内容往往只是不那么有用 总体上,对不对? |
| 118 | So the type of content used in schools is often not the best right? | 所以学校使用的内容类型 往往不是最好的,对不对? |
| 119 | What else what are the problems? | 还有什么问题? |
| 120 | Let me think I've got a few other ones that I had in mind | 让我想想,我还有几个我想到的 |
| 121 | But I don't have my notes in front of me | 但我面前没有我的笔记 |
| 122 | So I kind of have to scour my brain to try to remember what they were | 所以我得查一下我的大脑 试着记住他们是什么 |
| 123 | Yes, another issue is the speaking practice is not very helpful, right? | 是的,另一个问题是 演讲的做法 不是很有用,对不对? |
| 124 | Obviously speaking is like the hardest part of learning a language for most people, right? | 很明显,说话是学习语言对大多数人来说最难的,对吧? |
| 125 | And so you would hope that in these classes you would have some | 所以,你希望在这些课程中,你会有一些 |
| 126 | Good well-designed effective speaking practice, but that's usually not the case at least in my experience | 设计良好的有效演讲方法 但至少我的经验并非如此 |
| 127 | It was typical to do like role-playing and this role-playing was not very interesting. | 像角色扮演一样做是典型的,这种角色扮演并不非常有趣. |
| 128 | It's like alright | 就像没事 |
| 129 | Let's pretend that you're the cashier. | 让我们假装你是收银员。 |
| 130 | I'm the person shopping here at the supermarket. | 我是在超市购物的人 |
| 131 | Let's interact, right? | 让我们互动,对不对? |
| 132 | Obviously there is something useful about that. | 显然,有一点是有用的。 |
| 133 | Obviously you can learn useful phrases useful words for that specific situation | 很明显,你可以学一些有用的词语 来表达这种特殊的情况 |
| 134 | Maybe I'll slow down here. | 也许我会慢下来这里。 |
| 135 | So I'm not walking so fast so I can talk more easily | 所以我不会走那么快 这样我就可以说话了 |
| 136 | Yeah, obviously you're learning things that are good for that situation, but let's be honest | 是啊,很明显你正在学习一些 适合这种情况的东西,但让我们说实话 |
| 137 | That's not the most interesting type of speaking practice and those types of things | 这不是最有趣的 类型的演讲练习 和这些类型的东西 |
| 138 | Like the words that you learn through that exercise or whatever | 就像你从练习中学会的话 |
| 139 | They're not gonna stay in your head as like easily as something that's much more relevant to you | 他们不会轻易留在你的脑子里 就像和你更相关的东西一样 |
| 140 | For example, if you were to do speaking practice about something that's actually really important to you, it's really engaging for you | 比如说,如果你在练习一些 对你很重要的事情, 它真的让你投入 |
| 141 | It's really relevant to your life. | 这和你的生活有关系 |
| 142 | You're probably gonna learn and remember those new words more easily | 你可能要学会 并记住这些新词 |
| 143 | I noticed this a lot. | 我注意到这一点很多。 |
| 144 | For example, when I do speaking practice when I'm learning other languages | 比如,当我学其他语言的时候,我做练习 |
| 145 | What happens is I tend to focus a lot of my early efforts on speaking about things that are really important to me that are | 发生的事情是,我往往 集中了很多早期的努力 谈论的事情 对我真的很重要 |
| 146 | relevant to my life | 和我的生活有关 |
| 147 | For example, I might speak a lot about language learning or I might speak a lot about online business content creation things that I do | 例如,我可能会说很多关于语言学习的话题 或者我可能会说很多关于在线商业内容创作的事情 |
| 148 | That I talk about on a regular basis even in English and that are interesting for me | 我经常用英语说话,这对我来说很有趣 |
| 149 | They're relevant for me | 跟我有关 |
| 150 | And so what tends to happen is I learn a lot of new stuff words phrases grammar even different structures | 因此,往往会发生的是,我学到了很多新东西 词组语法甚至不同的结构 |
| 151 | From talking about those things because those things stay in my head | 从谈论那些东西 因为这些东西留在我的脑海里 |
| 152 | I repeat them a lot because these are things that I talk about a lot | 我经常重复,因为这些是我经常谈论的 |
| 153 | I have a lot to say about them | 我有很多话要说 |
| 154 | So it kind of helps out with the repetition where I'm speaking more about them | 因此,它有点帮助 重复,我谈论更多 |
| 155 | These phrases are sticking in my mind more | 这些话在我脑海中 |
| 156 | I don't know if you guys want to kind of see the view because you're kind of under me here | 我不知道你们想不想看看风景 因为你们在我下面 |
| 157 | But got a nice big old park here pretty close to my house. | 但这里有个漂亮的老公园 就在我家附近 |
| 158 | So this is pretty nice | 所以,这是相当不错的 |
| 159 | There's some kids over on the playground. | 游乐场上有些孩子 |
| 160 | So I'm trying to stay away from there | 所以我想远离那里 |
| 161 | But um, yeah in terms of speaking practice the speaking practice in these schools | 但是,嗯,是的,在说话 练习这些学校的演讲练习 |
| 162 | In these classes is just not that relevant not that useful and because of that | 在这些班级里没有那么重要 没有那么有用,因为... |
| 163 | It's not very memorable the stuff that you're learning doesn't stay with you as easily right? | 你学的东西 不太容易留在你身边 |
| 164 | So that's a big issue | 所以,这是一个大问题 |
| 165 | so speaking practice is | 所以说法是 |
| 166 | You know, that's something that's lacking like there there is speaking practice, but it's not very good | 你知道,这是缺乏的东西 像有说话练习, 但这不是很好 |
| 167 | It's not very effective and it just doesn't help you learn as much right? | 效果不大,而且对你学习没有帮助 |
| 168 | and then one of the thing that I can think of is just kind of a lack of freedom when it comes to these classes because | 然后我能想到的一件事 就是缺乏一些自由 当涉及到这些课程,因为 |
| 169 | You probably know when it comes to learning a language | 你可能知道 当它涉及到学习一种语言 |
| 170 | It's really useful to be able to kind of have flexibility and use | 这真的有用 能够有灵活性和使用 |
| 171 | Content that's good for you that perhaps might not be interesting for someone else, but you like it or you know | 内容对你有好处 也许对别人来说不好玩 但你喜欢,或者你知道 |
| 172 | Whatever it may be having this freedom to customize | 不管它有这种自定义的自由 |
| 173 | Like your consumption of English so that it fits you so that it's interesting for you | 喜欢英语的消费 这样才适合你 这样你才有趣 |
| 174 | This is something that's obviously lacking in schools, right? | 这是学校里显然缺乏的,对吧? |
| 175 | So obviously everyone's kind of forced to read the same thing | 很明显,每个人都被迫读同样的东西 |
| 176 | listen to the same thing do the same thing, you know all this kind of stuff and | 听同一件事做同样的事情, 你知道所有这类的东西, |
| 177 | Yeah, I get it because we want structure | 是的,我明白了,因为我们想要结构 |
| 178 | But unfortunately that means that a lot of people are just kind of tuned out. | 但不幸的是,这意味着很多人只是被调侃。 |
| 179 | They're not really you know engaged with what they're | 他们不是真的你知道 他们是什么关系 |
| 180 | They're interacting with in the class in terms of the content and it probably means that they're not retaining as much information | 他们和班里的人互动 可能意味着他们没有保留那么多信息 |
| 181 | It's just not good like imagine if someone | 它只是不好 像想象如果有人 |
| 182 | Forced you to use just like really boring content for English, right? | 强迫你像无聊的英语一样使用,对吧? |
| 183 | You probably wouldn't be that excited to learn English, right? | 你可能不会那么兴奋 学习英语,对不对? |
| 184 | I hope that this type of video is more interesting for you than just some random boring textbook or whatever it may be | 我希望这类型的视频 对你更有趣 不只是一些随机无趣的教科书 或它可能是什么 |
| 185 | Right, so I'm not saying that we need to just like I have no rules in the English class | 好吧,我不是说我们需要 就像我在英语课上没有规则一样 |
| 186 | All I'm saying is there should be a little more flexibility | 我只是说应该有一点灵活性 |
| 187 | Perhaps students can use, you know different types of content and not always have to use the same exact thing if it's interesting for one | 也许学生可以使用, 你知道不同种类的内容, 并且不总是使用相同的 确切的事情,如果它很有趣 |
| 188 | Person but not for another person right and speaking of textbooks. | 人,但不是别人的权利 和谈论教科书。 |
| 189 | That's one other issue | 这是另一个问题 |
| 190 | I think there's just an over reliance on textbooks in English classes. | 我想在英语课上,只是过度依赖教科书. |
| 191 | Don't get me wrong | 别误会 |
| 192 | There's nothing wrong with textbooks textbooks are great | 教科书是好的,没有问题 |
| 193 | They're great like resources you can reference them if you want to learn things about grammar | 他们就像资源 你可以参考他们 如果你想学习语法 |
| 194 | You want to learn rules you want to practice with things maybe learn vocabulary | 你想学习规则,你想用东西练习 可能学习词汇 |
| 195 | Sometimes there is like or they do have like good interesting stories that could be good | 有时会像或者他们确实有 像有趣的故事 可能是好的 |
| 196 | Comprehensible input not always but sometimes they have that as well. | 令人费解的投入并不总是但有时也有。 |
| 197 | So textbooks are great. | 所以教科书是伟大的。 |
| 198 | However | 不过 |
| 199 | these classes tend to be like | 这些课程往往像 |
| 200 | dependent on these textbooks as like the primary source of | 依赖这些教科书作为主要来源 |
| 201 | information for like or a primary source of | 类似或主要来源的信息 |
| 202 | Interaction with the language, you know for the students and I don't think it should be like that textbooks should be supplementary, right? | 和语言的互动,你知道 对于学生,我不认为 它应该像 教科书应该是补充,对不对? |
| 203 | So obviously it's good to reference a textbook to learn different things practice with different rules if that's what you're trying to do | 所以,很明显,引用一本教科书 学习不同的东西 实践不同的规则,如果这是你想做的 |
| 204 | But the main foundation of your learning of course is not going to come from the textbook. | 但是,你学习的主要基础 当然是不会来自教科书。 |
| 205 | It's not like all right | 这不是所有的权利 |
| 206 | I'm gonna learn all the rules in the textbook and then I can use all these rules | 我要在教科书里学习所有的规则 然后我可以使用所有的规则 |
| 207 | Naturally in my own speech. | 自然在我的演讲中。 |
| 208 | It just doesn't work that way, right? | 它只是不工作 这样,对不对? |
| 209 | You guys probably know what I'm talking about, right? | 你们大概知道我在说什么吧? |
| 210 | So | 这么说 |
| 211 | Instead of that, you know, why not make you know | 而不是那样,你知道,为什么不让你知道 |
| 212 | comprehensible input the foundation of the learning experience even within the context of the classroom have some | 即使在课堂上,学习经验的基础也具有一些可理解性。 |
| 213 | relevant type of speaking practice | 相关的演讲实践类型 |
| 214 | That's actually useful and engaging and then also use the textbook as like a supplementary thing | 这其实是有用的,并参与,然后也使用教科书 作为补充的东西 |
| 215 | To help with like certain grammar points and help kind of give just a little bit of guided structure | 像某些语法点一样帮助 并给予一点点引导结构 |
| 216 | Through the the fundamentals of the language or whatever, right? | 透过语言的基本原理,对不对? |
| 217 | So I think that would be a better approach than like using the textbook as the main learning resource, right? | 所以,我认为这将是一个更好的方法 比使用教科书 作为主要的学习资源,对不对? |
| 218 | Because I don't think anyone really likes that that much and it just deprives people of the time | 因为我不认为有人真的喜欢 那样只会剥夺人们的时间 |
| 219 | Like during class to do other things that are more important, right? | 就像在课上做其他更重要的事,对吧? |
| 220 | like the listening comprehension and the the relevant speaking practice all that one other issue and this one is kind of hard to | 就像听力的理解 和相关的演讲实践 所有的问题 和这个问题 是很难的 |
| 221 | Really remedy but the other issue is that obviously most teachers in public schools if they're teaching an English class in some other country | 真正的补救,但另一个问题是, 很明显,大多数的教师 在公立学校 如果他们教授英语课 在其他国家 |
| 222 | They're not a native speaker, right? | 他们不是本地人,对吧? |
| 223 | And so because of that, they're obviously not gonna pronounce words correctly all the time | 所以,由于这个原因, 他们显然不会 发音正确 所有的时间 |
| 224 | They're obviously gonna say things that are wrong and you know, that's just kind of how it goes | 他们显然会说错话 你知道的 事情就是这样 |
| 225 | That's not like a knock on these English teachers. | 这不像是敲这些英文老师的门 |
| 226 | I'm trying to insult these English teachers | 我想侮辱这些英国老师 |
| 227 | Obviously, you know, they're doing the best they can right? | 显然,你知道,他们正在做 他们能做的最好的对吗? |
| 228 | But obviously there is the issue of people in these classes that just repeat what they hear the teacher say and obviously if the teacher | 但很明显的是,这些班里的人 总是重复他们听到的老师的话 很明显,如果老师 |
| 229 | pronounces something wrong, you know, the students are gonna say it that wrong way, right? | 学生们会说错话的 对吧? |
| 230 | They're looking at the teacher as the authority. | 他们视老师为权威. |
| 231 | So they're gonna say it wrong like the teacher does but again | 所以他们会说错话 就像老师说的一样 |
| 232 | That's a little bit harder to remedy because you can't have a native teacher in all these classes | 这有点难补救,因为你无法在所有这些班级都有本地教师 |
| 233 | But what I would say is if you are like a teacher an English teacher in one of these classes | 但我会说,如果你像一个老师 一个英语老师在这些课程之一 |
| 234 | It's really important to acknowledge this right we don't want to get so prideful like if I were teaching Spanish | 承认这一点很重要 我们不想这么骄傲 如果我在教西班牙语 |
| 235 | Let's say in the US I would never want to be so prideful to say like oh no like I'm | 这么说吧,在美国,我永远不会想 如此骄傲地说,哦,不,像我 |
| 236 | You know the way that I'm saying it is exactly the way that someone from Mexico would say it because it's not right | 你知道我的意思是 这正是墨西哥人会这么说的方式 因为这样不对 |
| 237 | Even though I don't have a terrible accent when I speak Spanish | 虽然我讲西班牙语时口音不差 |
| 238 | I do not say things the same way that a Mexican does right and there's nothing wrong with that | 我说的话跟墨西哥人说的不一样 也没什么错 |
| 239 | I'm a second language learner. | 我学第二语言. |
| 240 | I learned it as an adult obviously so when it comes to like, you know | 我从成人时代就学的 所以说到喜欢 |
| 241 | Someone teaching English in another country and they're not a native speaker | 有人在别国教英语 他们不是母语 |
| 242 | They should have that same attitude of not thinking well, I'm the teacher so everything I say is right and correct | 他们应该有同样的态度,不思考好,我是老师 所以我所说的一切是正确的,正确的。 |
| 243 | You know, that's just not the case, right? | 你知道,这只是不是这种情况,对不对? |
| 244 | We need to acknowledge that and so if you can acknowledge that and if you can also like communicate that to the students and perhaps | 我们需要承认这一点,所以如果你能够承认这一点, 如果你也可以喜欢把这一点传达给学生,也许 |
| 245 | use other | 使用其他 |
| 246 | Content like that would be from native speakers like videos and audios and things like that that would serve as like | 这样的内容会来自本地的演讲者 比如视频和音频 以及类似的东西 |
| 247 | instructional | 教学 |
| 248 | You know material or just listening practice beyond just your own speaking | 你知道材料或只是听练习 不只是你自己说话 |
| 249 | Obviously that would be good as well | 很明显,那也不错 |
| 250 | Like if I were teaching Spanish in the US in a class | 就像我在美国教西班牙语一样 |
| 251 | I wouldn't want their listening practice to be like just all just for me | 我不想让他们的监听练习 就像所有只是对我来说 |
| 252 | It wouldn't it shouldn't be a hundred percent me speaking right because obviously I'm not a native speaker | 这不应该是百分之百的 我说话正确 因为我显然不是一个母语 |
| 253 | They're gonna be missing a lot if I'm the one that's like a hundred percent of their | 如果我是他们百分之百的人 他们就会失踪很多 |
| 254 | Listening content, right? | 听内容,对不对? |
| 255 | Whereas in English, obviously I have no problem doing that cuz I'm a native speaker | 说英语,我当然没问题 因为我是本地人 |
| 256 | Okay, so I think the same thing goes for someone teaching English in another country | 好吧,我想在别的国家教英语的人也是这样 |
| 257 | It'd be good for them to just you know, be humble obviously know that they're not gonna say everything correct | 对他们有好处,只是你知道, 谦卑显然知道 他们不会说一切正确 |
| 258 | Correctly and then also kind of utilize other content to supplement, you know what they're saying to the students | 正确,然后用其他内容来补充 你知道他们对学生说的是什么 |
| 259 | you know like native content and | 你知道像本地内容和 |
| 260 | You know help them help students find native content that's good for them that will serve as good listening practice for them | 你知道,帮助他们帮助学生找到对学生有好处的本土内容,作为他们的好听练习. |
| 261 | My thoughts are really scattered right now. | 我的思想现在真的散了 |
| 262 | It's kind of nice to do videos like this. | 做这样的视频真好 |
| 263 | It's just a little bit a | 只是一点点 |
| 264 | Little bit outside my comfort zone. | 有点超出我的舒适区域。 |
| 265 | But if you guys like this, I'll try to do this a little bit more often | 但是,如果你们喜欢这样,我会尝试 做到这一点一点点多。 |
| 266 | But there's a few other people walking around | 但还有几个人走来走去 |
| 267 | I'm trying to avoid them trying to go to places where I can just walk freely and not to not | 我尽量避免他们 试图去的地方 我可以只是走自由 而不是不 |
| 268 | need to lower my voice because | 需要降低我的声音,因为 |
| 269 | Makes me a little bit embarrassed to like talk really loud here at the park filming myself or whatever, but | 让我有点尴尬 喜欢在这里大声说话 在公园拍摄我自己或什么的, |
| 270 | Yeah, those are some of the issues that I think and then you know, the remedies would just be to kind of you know | 是啊,这些是一些问题 我想,然后你知道, 补救措施只是有点你知道 |
| 271 | Mitigate those issues make those issues less of a problem, right? | 减轻这些问题 使这些问题 不是一个问题,对不对? |
| 272 | Don't rely too much on textbooks | 不要太依赖教科书 |
| 273 | Use comprehensible input teach students how to learn English | 使用可理解的输入法教学生如何学习英语 |
| 274 | That's probably the the biggest thing the biggest solution or biggest | 这可能是最大的事情 最大的解决方案或最大的 |
| 275 | Help to the classroom would be to actually teach students how to learn on their own, right? | 帮助课堂 将实际上教学生 如何学习自己,对不对? |
| 276 | If you can teach how teach a student how they can actually | 如果你能教一个学生 怎样教他们 |
| 277 | Utilize their time at home that they have to learn English utilize it the right way, you know, that's golden, right? | 利用他们在家里的时间 他们必须学习英语 利用它正确的方式, 你知道,这是黄金,对不对? |
| 278 | That would be a really really good thing for someone to learn how to learn English on their own because | 这对一个人来说是件非常好的事 学会自己学英语 |
| 279 | The majority of our learning doesn't come from that high school English class | 我们学习的大部分不是高中英语班的 |
| 280 | It comes from all the stuff that we're listening to that we're reading | 它来自所有的东西 我们听,我们正在阅读 |
| 281 | That we're watching on our own. | 我们自己看 |
| 282 | And of course the speaking practice that we do, you know, whether it be, you know with other | 当然,我们的演讲练习, 你知道,不管它是,你知道与其它 |
| 283 | people in our daily lives | 我们日常生活中的人们 |
| 284 | Other people online or whoever it is, right? | 其他人在线或无论是谁,对不对? |
| 285 | Those are the things that really you know | 这些是你知道的 |
| 286 | The foundation of our learning right so I think that | 我们学习的基础是正确的,所以我认为 |
| 287 | Even though it's not my expertise like the classroom setting. | 虽然这不是我的专长 像课堂环境。 |
| 288 | I'm more of a one-on-one type teacher | 我是一对一的老师 |
| 289 | I think that these are still valid ideas, even though I'm not an expert. | 我认为这些想法仍然是有效的,尽管我不是专家. |
| 290 | I think that | 我觉得 |
| 291 | I'm speaking just kind of from experience from what I've heard from | 我只是从经验 从我听到的 |
| 292 | Students that have talked to me like about issues with their English class experience or whatever | 和我交谈过的学生 喜欢的问题 他们的英语课经验或什么的 |
| 293 | So I don't know what you guys think. | 我不知道你们怎么想的 |
| 294 | Maybe you can leave a comment down below and let me know what you think about that | 也许你可以在下面留个意见 让我知道你对此的看法 |
| 295 | What are some of the struggles that you came across? | 你遇到什么麻烦了? |
| 296 | Learning English in a high school classroom setting or whatever and let me know what you think about this type of video | 在高中教室里学英语或者其他什么的 让我知道你对这种视频的看法 |
| 297 | Obviously, I'm breathing a little bit more heavily. | 很明显,我呼吸得更重 |
| 298 | I think I just need to walk more slowly and that would be better | 我想我只需要走得慢一点 这样更好 |
| 299 | So I'm what I was like walking really fast before | 所以我就像我走得很快一样 |
| 300 | So if I walk more slowly, maybe it'll be a little bit more natural, but this is fun for me | 所以,如果我走得慢一点,也许它会 有点自然,但这对我来说很有趣 |
| 301 | Hopefully you guys like this | 希望你们这样 |
| 302 | Remember that if you want more advanced content if you want all of my advanced episodes | 记住,如果你想要更高级的内容 如果你想要我的所有高级剧集 |
| 303 | So I've already recorded like a hundred of them or something like that | 所以我已经录了一百个之类的 |
| 304 | You can get them all just by becoming a listening time family member and you'll still get two new ones every single month | 你只要做一个听话的家庭成员 就可以得到他们每个月都能得到两张 |
| 305 | After that, so it's a really really great deal the link down below | 之后,这是非常伟大的 连接下面 |
| 306 | If you go down click on that you can sign up to become a listening time family member and you'll get those | 如果你下去点击,你可以注册 成为一个听时间家庭成员 你会得到这些 |
| 307 | Also check out my US conversations podcast in that podcast. | 看看我的美国对话播客 那个播客。 |
| 308 | I talked to different English teachers | 我跟不同的英语老师谈过了 |
| 309 | From all over the country. | 从全国而来. |
| 310 | It's a lot of fun. | 诸趣无量. |
| 311 | It's great practice for your listening. | 这对你的听力来说是很好的练习 |
| 312 | These are authentic conversations | 这些是真实的对话 |
| 313 | I give you the transcript for it so you can follow along more easily if you want that that link is also down below | 我给你记录稿 这样你就可以更容易地走下去 如果你希望这个链接也在下面 |
| 314 | Alright, thank you all for listening. | 好吧,谢谢大家的聆听。 |
| 315 | I'll talk to you in the next video. | 下部影视剧再谈. |
| 316 | These are authentic conversations | 这些是真实的对话 |
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