【地道表达】"想学好英语,别去学校":他学了五年西语才明白
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P1 · 【地道表达】"想学好英语,别去学校":他学了五年西语才明白 p01 双语字幕版 (P1)
字幕摘录
| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | If you want to be good at English, don't go to school. | 想学英语就别去上学. |
| 0:06 | I know that's a big thing to say, but I went to school and studied Spanish for five years, | 我知道这话很重要 但是我上过学 学了五年西班牙语 |
| 0:12 | but the most useful words I ever learned, I learned them out here. | 但我学过最有用的话 我在这里学到的 |
| 0:17 | Not in the classroom, not in a textbook, out here. | 不是在教室里,也不是在教科书里,在这里。 |
| 0:21 | Everything you can see is a word. | 所见一切如来一字. |
| 0:25 | This is a coconut on a plate with a straw. | 这是一个椰子在盘子上 用稻草。 |
| 0:31 | We're on the coastline, it's summer, | 我们在海岸线上,现在是夏天 |
| 0:33 | and today I'm going to show you seven words that will help you sound like a native speaker. | 今天我要给你们展示七个词 帮助你说话像个母语 |
| 0:40 | And along the way, I'm going to show you everything around us. | 并沿途,我要告诉你我们周围的一切。 |
| 0:44 | So you're not just learning the words, but you're seeing them in real life. | 所以,你不只是在学习词语, 而是在现实生活中看到它们。 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | If you want to be good at English, don't go to school. | 想学英语就别去上学. |
| 2 | I know that's a big thing to say, but I went to school and studied Spanish for five years, | 我知道这话很重要 但是我上过学 学了五年西班牙语 |
| 3 | but the most useful words I ever learned, I learned them out here. | 但我学过最有用的话 我在这里学到的 |
| 4 | Not in the classroom, not in a textbook, out here. | 不是在教室里,也不是在教科书里,在这里。 |
| 5 | Everything you can see is a word. | 所见一切如来一字. |
| 6 | This is a coconut on a plate with a straw. | 这是一个椰子在盘子上 用稻草。 |
| 7 | We're on the coastline, it's summer, | 我们在海岸线上,现在是夏天 |
| 8 | and today I'm going to show you seven words that will help you sound like a native speaker. | 今天我要给你们展示七个词 帮助你说话像个母语 |
| 9 | And along the way, I'm going to show you everything around us. | 并沿途,我要告诉你我们周围的一切。 |
| 10 | So you're not just learning the words, but you're seeing them in real life. | 所以,你不只是在学习词语, 而是在现实生活中看到它们。 |
| 11 | None of this is in a textbook. | 这些都没有在教科书里。 |
| 12 | Textbooks teach you, I would like to order a coffee, please. | 教科书教你, 我想点咖啡,请。 |
| 13 | But here's what I would say more naturally. | 但我会自然地说 |
| 14 | Could I have one coconut coffee and one salted coffee, please? | 能给我一杯咖啡和一杯咖啡吗? |
| 15 | Thank you. | 谢谢 |
| 16 | So that's how to order. | 故曰令调. |
| 17 | But if we're talking to our friends, then we might say, shall we get a drink? | 但是,如果我们在和朋友说话, 那么我们可能会说, 我们喝一杯吗? |
| 18 | Do you fancy an iced coffee? | 你想喝冰咖啡吗? |
| 19 | Or let's grab a coffee. | 或者我们去喝杯咖啡 |
| 20 | In fact, the word grab alone deserves its own lesson. | 事实上,光是抓住这个词就值得它自己的教训。 |
| 21 | Schools might teach you to buy, to take, to have, | 学校可能教你们买东西 买东西 买东西 |
| 22 | but grab is super common in spoken English. | 但抓起来在英语中是很常见的 |
| 23 | For example, we grab a seat, we grab the menu, and now I'm going to go grab a drink. | 例如,我们找个座位,我们拿菜单, 现在我要去喝一杯。 |
| 24 | All right, I just grabbed the two coffees, | 好吧,我刚拿了两杯咖啡, |
| 25 | and now let's learn some English using the world around us. | 现在让我们学习一些英语 使用我们周围的世界。 |
| 26 | So this is a salted coffee in a glass, and it has a straw and a spoon. | 这是杯子里的咸咖啡,它有吸管和勺子。 |
| 27 | There is salted cream on top of the coffee. | 咖啡上面有盐奶油 |
| 28 | In here, we have the condiments, the sauces. | 这里有调味料和酱汁 |
| 29 | This is a squeezy bottle of ketchup because you can squeeze it. | 这瓶番茄酱很挤 因为你可以挤出来 |
| 30 | This is a bottle of soy sauce, and at the top, this is the lid. | 这是一瓶酱汁, 在顶部,这是盖子。 |
| 31 | The lid, a knife, a fork, and a spoon are called cutlery. | 盖子,刀,叉,勺子称为刀具. |
| 32 | These are the chopsticks. | 这些是筷子。 |
| 33 | And finally, to dab your mouth, this is a napkin. | 最后,为了擦你的嘴, 这是一个餐巾。 |
| 34 | From here in my seat, you can also see a parasol. | 从这里我的座位,你也可以看到一个伞。 |
| 35 | These are parasols that shade you from the sun. | 这些是遮阳的伞 |
| 36 | These are sun lounges, and they are on the sand. | 这些是太阳休息室,他们在沙滩上。 |
| 37 | In the distance, that line that you can see between the ocean and the sky is called the horizon. | 在距离上,你可以看到的海洋和天空之间的线称为地平线. |
| 38 | You can learn all of these words in a textbook, | 你可以在教科书里学这些词 |
| 39 | but the problem is you're just reading words on a page and repeating them. | 但问题是 你只是在读一页的词 然后重复 |
| 40 | The best way to make the language stick is to hear it in context and see it at the same time. | 制作语言棒的最好方法是在上下文中听到,同时看到. |
| 41 | Your visual memory is strong. | 你的视觉记忆力很强 |
| 42 | You know that this is a glass. | 你知道这是一个玻璃。 |
| 43 | This is the best way to learn English. | 这是学习英语的最佳方法. |
| 44 | It's immersion, and it helps the words to stick. | 其浸润,助其词句坚固. |
| 45 | If you want a platform to immerse yourself in natural native English, | 如果你想让自己沉浸在自然的英语中 |
| 46 | 然后查查sproutlanguage.com. (原始内容存档于2018-09-27). | |
| 47 | Pop is one of the most British verbs to exist, and you won't find it in textbooks. | Pop是最英国的动词之一,在教科书中找不到. |
| 48 | It means to go somewhere quickly or casually. | 意思是去个快速或随意的地方 |
| 49 | Should we pop to the pool? | 我们该去游泳池吗? |
| 50 | Nice pool. | 泳池不错 |
| 51 | Okay, now I'm gonna pop to the loo. | 好吧,现在我要去厕所了。 |
| 52 | I'll see you in two. | 二见. |
| 53 | By the way, the loo is the toilet in British English. | 顺便说一句,厕所是英国英语的厕所. |
| 54 | Let's pop out for a walk. | 我们出去散散步吧 |
| 55 | Now we are taking a stroll. | 现在我们在散步。 |
| 56 | A gentle walk. | 温柔的散步 |
| 57 | Not a fast walk, but a stroll. | 不是散步,而是散步。 |
| 58 | And to my right, this is a fence. | 我右边是栅栏 |
| 59 | These are bougainvillea, which I taught in the last video. | 这些是Bougainvilla, 我在最后的视频里教的。 |
| 60 | And this is a coconut tree. | 这是棵椰子树。 |
| 61 | Coming down from the bougainvillea, these are called leaves. | 这些是从沼泽下来的 这些叫做叶子 |
| 62 | And the cool thing about- | 还有很酷的事... |
| 63 | Hey, get off my leaves. | 嘿,离开我的叶子。 |
| 64 | Whoops. | 呜呼. |
| 65 | Sorry, tree. | 对不起,树。 |
| 66 | That is not cool, man. | 这不酷,伙计。 |
| 67 | Anyway, I'm bored. | 总之,我很无聊。 |
| 68 | Do you fancy going for a walk? | 你想出去走走吗? |
| 69 | Nah, I don't really fancy it right now. | 不 我现在不太喜欢 |
| 70 | It's too hot. | 太热了 |
| 71 | Fair enough. | 不错 |
| 72 | If someone says something and you say fair enough, | 如果有人说些什么 而你说得够公平 |
| 73 | it means that I see a point, I accept it, I'm not going to argue. | 这意味着我明白一个问题,我接受它, 我不会争论。 |
| 74 | We can also say fair do's or fairs. | 我们还可以说是公平行为或公平交易。 |
| 75 | These are also very common in British English. | 这些在英国英语中也很常见. |
| 76 | And fair enough is one of the most used two-word expressions in British English. | 而相当公平的是英国英语中最常用的二字表达法之一. |
| 77 | And they do not teach that in textbooks, my friends. | 他们不会在教科书里教这些,我的朋友。 |
| 78 | Okay, guys. | 好了,伙计们。 |
| 79 | This is a wooden sign. | 这是木头标志 |
| 80 | And it says, Anbang Seastar Boutique. | 上面写着"安邦海星" |
| 81 | Boutique refers to a boutique hotel, | Boutique指的是一家豪华酒店, |
| 82 | which is like a small fashionable hotel that is not part of a larger chain. | 这就像一个小时尚的旅馆, 不属于更大的连锁店。 |
| 83 | This is a light bulb. | 这是一个灯泡。 |
| 84 | And it's reminded me of a fun fact. | 这让我想起了一个有趣的事实。 |
| 85 | These plants are called ferns. | 这些植物被称为叶子. |
| 86 | And they are ancient prehistoric survivors. | 他们是史前的幸存者 |
| 87 | In fact, these ferns are 100 million years older than the dinosaurs. | 事实上,这些种比恐龙大1亿年. |
| 88 | They are 360 million years old. | 他们有3.6亿年的历史。 |
| 89 | That's ancient. | 这是古老的。 |
| 90 | I wonder if the dinosaurs ever knew what bunting was. | 我想知道恐龙们是否知道什么叫bunting. |
| 91 | Probably not. | 也许不是。 |
| 92 | But now you do. | 但你现在知道了 |
| 93 | 这是bunting。 | |
| 94 | And we hang it up when we are celebrating. | 我们庆祝的时候就挂了 |
| 95 | So I'm walking past an abandoned area, an area that has been left. | 因此,我走过一个废弃的地区, 一个已经留下的地区。 |
| 96 | And this is an old motorbike. | 这是辆旧摩托车 |
| 97 | It's out of use. | 其用已尽. |
| 98 | And the metal is rusty. | 金属很生锈 |
| 99 | It's decaying. | 其衰则衰. |
| 100 | The color of the motorbike's body is turquoise. | 机车车身的颜色为tur. |
| 101 | The same color that you find in the ocean. | 和海洋里一样的颜色 |
| 102 | When the water is nice and light blue, it's turquoise. | 水色清凉淡蓝色时,为tur. |
| 103 | This is turquoise. | 这是绿宝石。 |
| 104 | Let's keep going. | 让我们继续前进。 |
| 105 | Jay, what's the next language point? | 杰伊,下一个语言点是什么? |
| 106 | This lantern is kind of blue, sort of purple. | 这个灯笼有点蓝色,有点紫色 |
| 107 | And these flowers, it's kind of reddish, pinkish. | 这些花是红色的,粉红色的 |
| 108 | I just used kind of, sort of. | 我只是有点,有点。 |
| 109 | And ish. | 且依实. |
| 110 | This is known as vague language. | 这被称为模糊的语言. |
| 111 | And native speakers, like me, use it all the time. | 和母语,像我一样, 一直使用它。 |
| 112 | Hey Jay, what time is it? | 嘿,杰伊,几点了? |
| 113 | It's about 11 ish. | 约十一义. |
| 114 | OK, cheers. | 好吧,欢呼声。 |
| 115 | I just said 11 ish. | 我只是说11 ish。 |
| 116 | That means around 11. | 也就是说11岁左右 |
| 117 | And British people use ish all the time when it comes to telling the time. | 而英国人总是用ISH来告诉时间。 |
| 118 | 这是11ish。 | |
| 119 | It's 12 ish. | 是十二义. |
| 120 | It means it's around that time. | 意思是就在那个时候 |
| 121 | But now, my favorite way to use the word ish is... | 但现在,我最喜欢的用词是... |
| 122 | Moorish. | 摩诃衍. |
| 123 | This banh mi is really moorish. | 这个BANH MI是真正的摩尔语。 |
| 124 | In school, you probably learned, oh, it's delicious or it's yummy. | 在学校,你可能学会了,哦,它很好吃或者它很好吃。 |
| 125 | But a more natural way to describe that you like to eat something | 但更自然地描述你喜欢吃的东西 |
| 126 | and you want more of it is to use the word moorish. | 你更想要的是用摩尔语 |
| 127 | This banh mi is really moorish. | 这个BANH MI是真正的摩尔语。 |
| 128 | I want more of it. | 我要更多钱 |
| 129 | Other things that are moorish are peanuts, crisps, and chocolates. | 还有花生、薯条和巧克力 |
| 130 | It means that you want to consume more of them. | 意思是你想消费更多的 |
| 131 | A drink can also be moorish. | 饮酒也可以是摩尔语. |
| 132 | Speaking of moorish, that is moorish. | 说到莫瑞希,这是莫瑞希。 |
| 133 | Lovely. | 可爱 |
| 134 | 可爱的Jubbly。 | |
| 135 | Lovely. | 可爱 |
| 136 | The next and probably the most British word is one that I use all the time. | 下一个,也许最英式的词就是我一直使用的一个词. |
| 137 | The weather is lovely. | 天气不错 |
| 138 | The coffee is lovely. | 咖啡不错 |
| 139 | This pool is lovely. | 这游泳池真可爱 |
| 140 | I just met somebody yesterday and she was lovely. | 我昨天刚遇到一个人 她很可爱 |
| 141 | We can use the word lovely to talk about food, weather, people, places, or moments. | 我们可以用可爱这个词来谈论食物,天气,人,地方,或者瞬间. |
| 142 | And if you add it into your English vocabulary today, right now, | 如果你今天把它加入你的英语词汇,现在, |
| 143 | then I promise you, you will sound so native. | 我向你保证,你会听起来很土生土长 |
| 144 | 可爱的Jubbly。 | |
| 145 | Hey, Jay, what's the plan for this evening? | 嘿,杰伊,今晚有什么计划? |
| 146 | Hey, Peach. | 嘿,桃子,你好吗? |
| 147 | I reckon we should go grab some dinner and then come back home for an early night. | 我想我们该去吃晚饭 然后早点回家 |
| 148 | I reckon. | 我觉得 |
| 149 | I just use the words I reckon. | 我只是用我想的话。 |
| 150 | I reckon you might not know what those mean. | 我想你可能不知道这是什么意思 |
| 151 | In school, you might have learned I think. | 在学校,你可能已经学会了我想。 |
| 152 | But in England and in Britain, we tend to use the words I reckon. | 但在英国和英国,我们往往使用我想的词. |
| 153 | And it's more casual and more of a gut feeling for what you think. | 它更随意 更直觉的你的想法。 |
| 154 | I reckon it will be useful. | 我想这会有用。 |
| 155 | Hey, Peach, what do you reckon we eat tonight? | 嘿,桃子,你觉得我们今晚吃什么? |
| 156 | Ooh, I reckon we should try that little place by the river. | 哦,我想我们应该试试河边的小地方。 |
| 157 | The one with the lanterns outside? | 外面有灯笼的那个? |
| 158 | Yeah, I reckon it'll be rammed though. | 是啊,我想它会被撞到。 |
| 159 | Yeah, I reckon you're right. | 是啊,我想你是对的。 |
| 160 | We should still try though. | 但我们还是应该试试 |
| 161 | I reckon. | 我觉得 |
| 162 | I reckon that's a word that will help you sound a lot more native. | 我想这个词会帮助你 听起来更本地。 |
| 163 | I reckon. | 我觉得 |
| 164 | Here's a test for what we learned today. | 下面是我们今天学到的测试。 |
| 165 | Can you understand this? | 你能理解吗? |
| 166 | I reckon the best way to sound like a native is to speak like a native. | 听起来像个土生土长的最好方法 就是像个土生土长的人 |
| 167 | 因此,流行过来的sproutlanguage.com, 拿一个免费的审判, | |
| 168 | and start having real conversations with the lovely J.I. | 开始和可爱的J. I. |
| 169 | And if you don't, fair enough. | 如果你不这样做, 公平。 |
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P2 · 【地道表达】"想学好英语,别去学校":他学了五年西语才明白 p02 英文字幕版 (P2)
字幕摘录
| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | If you want to be good at English, don't go to school. | 想学英语就别去上学. |
| 0:06 | I know that's a big thing to say, but I went to school and studied Spanish for five years, | 我知道这话很重要 但是我上过学 学了五年西班牙语 |
| 0:12 | but the most useful words I ever learned, I learned them out here. | 但我学过最有用的话 我在这里学到的 |
| 0:17 | Not in the classroom, not in a textbook, out here. | 不是在教室里,也不是在教科书里,在这里。 |
| 0:21 | Everything you can see is a word. | 所见一切如来一字. |
| 0:25 | This is a coconut on a plate with a straw. | 这是一个椰子在盘子上 用稻草。 |
| 0:31 | We're on the coastline, it's summer, | 我们在海岸线上,现在是夏天 |
| 0:33 | and today I'm going to show you seven words that will help you sound like a native speaker. | 今天我要给你们展示七个词 帮助你说话像个母语 |
| 0:40 | And along the way, I'm going to show you everything around us. | 并沿途,我要告诉你我们周围的一切。 |
| 0:44 | So you're not just learning the words, but you're seeing them in real life. | 所以,你不只是在学习词语, 而是在现实生活中看到它们。 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | If you want to be good at English, don't go to school. | 想学英语就别去上学. |
| 2 | I know that's a big thing to say, but I went to school and studied Spanish for five years, | 我知道这话很重要 但是我上过学 学了五年西班牙语 |
| 3 | but the most useful words I ever learned, I learned them out here. | 但我学过最有用的话 我在这里学到的 |
| 4 | Not in the classroom, not in a textbook, out here. | 不是在教室里,也不是在教科书里,在这里。 |
| 5 | Everything you can see is a word. | 所见一切如来一字. |
| 6 | This is a coconut on a plate with a straw. | 这是一个椰子在盘子上 用稻草。 |
| 7 | We're on the coastline, it's summer, | 我们在海岸线上,现在是夏天 |
| 8 | and today I'm going to show you seven words that will help you sound like a native speaker. | 今天我要给你们展示七个词 帮助你说话像个母语 |
| 9 | And along the way, I'm going to show you everything around us. | 并沿途,我要告诉你我们周围的一切。 |
| 10 | So you're not just learning the words, but you're seeing them in real life. | 所以,你不只是在学习词语, 而是在现实生活中看到它们。 |
| 11 | None of this is in a textbook. | 这些都没有在教科书里。 |
| 12 | Textbooks teach you, I would like to order a coffee, please. | 教科书教你, 我想点咖啡,请。 |
| 13 | But here's what I would say more naturally. | 但我会自然地说 |
| 14 | Could I have one coconut coffee and one salted coffee, please? | 能给我一杯咖啡和一杯咖啡吗? |
| 15 | Thank you. | 谢谢 |
| 16 | So that's how to order. | 故曰令调. |
| 17 | But if we're talking to our friends, then we might say, shall we get a drink? | 但是,如果我们在和朋友说话, 那么我们可能会说, 我们喝一杯吗? |
| 18 | Do you fancy an iced coffee? | 你想喝冰咖啡吗? |
| 19 | Or let's grab a coffee. | 或者我们去喝杯咖啡 |
| 20 | In fact, the word grab alone deserves its own lesson. | 事实上,光是抓住这个词就值得它自己的教训。 |
| 21 | Schools might teach you to buy, to take, to have, | 学校可能教你们买东西 买东西 买东西 |
| 22 | but grab is super common in spoken English. | 但抓起来在英语中是很常见的 |
| 23 | For example, we grab a seat, we grab the menu, and now I'm going to go grab a drink. | 例如,我们找个座位,我们拿菜单, 现在我要去喝一杯。 |
| 24 | All right, I just grabbed the two coffees, | 好吧,我刚拿了两杯咖啡, |
| 25 | and now let's learn some English using the world around us. | 现在让我们学习一些英语 使用我们周围的世界。 |
| 26 | So this is a salted coffee in a glass, and it has a straw and a spoon. | 这是杯子里的咸咖啡,它有吸管和勺子。 |
| 27 | There is salted cream on top of the coffee. | 咖啡上面有盐奶油 |
| 28 | In here, we have the condiments, the sauces. | 这里有调味料和酱汁 |
| 29 | This is a squeezy bottle of ketchup because you can squeeze it. | 这瓶番茄酱很挤 因为你可以挤出来 |
| 30 | This is a bottle of soy sauce, and at the top, this is the lid. | 这是一瓶酱汁, 在顶部,这是盖子。 |
| 31 | The lid, a knife, a fork, and a spoon are called cutlery. | 盖子,刀,叉,勺子称为刀具. |
| 32 | These are the chopsticks. | 这些是筷子。 |
| 33 | And finally, to dab your mouth, this is a napkin. | 最后,为了擦你的嘴, 这是一个餐巾。 |
| 34 | From here in my seat, you can also see a parasol. | 从这里我的座位,你也可以看到一个伞。 |
| 35 | These are parasols that shade you from the sun. | 这些是遮阳的伞 |
| 36 | These are sun lounges, and they are on the sand. | 这些是太阳休息室,他们在沙滩上。 |
| 37 | In the distance, that line that you can see between the ocean and the sky is called the horizon. | 在距离上,你可以看到的海洋和天空之间的线称为地平线. |
| 38 | You can learn all of these words in a textbook, | 你可以在教科书里学这些词 |
| 39 | but the problem is you're just reading words on a page and repeating them. | 但问题是 你只是在读一页的词 然后重复 |
| 40 | The best way to make the language stick is to hear it in context and see it at the same time. | 制作语言棒的最好方法是在上下文中听到,同时看到. |
| 41 | Your visual memory is strong. | 你的视觉记忆力很强 |
| 42 | You know that this is a glass. | 你知道这是一个玻璃。 |
| 43 | This is the best way to learn English. | 这是学习英语的最佳方法. |
| 44 | It's immersion, and it helps the words to stick. | 其浸润,助其词句坚固. |
| 45 | If you want a platform to immerse yourself in natural native English, | 如果你想让自己沉浸在自然的英语中 |
| 46 | 然后查查sproutlanguage.com. (原始内容存档于2018-09-27). | |
| 47 | Pop is one of the most British verbs to exist, and you won't find it in textbooks. | Pop是最英国的动词之一,在教科书中找不到. |
| 48 | It means to go somewhere quickly or casually. | 意思是去个快速或随意的地方 |
| 49 | Should we pop to the pool? | 我们该去游泳池吗? |
| 50 | Nice pool. | 泳池不错 |
| 51 | Okay, now I'm gonna pop to the loo. | 好吧,现在我要去厕所了。 |
| 52 | I'll see you in two. | 二见. |
| 53 | By the way, the loo is the toilet in British English. | 顺便说一句,厕所是英国英语的厕所. |
| 54 | Let's pop out for a walk. | 我们出去散散步吧 |
| 55 | Now we are taking a stroll. | 现在我们在散步。 |
| 56 | A gentle walk. | 温柔的散步 |
| 57 | Not a fast walk, but a stroll. | 不是散步,而是散步。 |
| 58 | And to my right, this is a fence. | 我右边是栅栏 |
| 59 | These are bougainvillea, which I taught in the last video. | 这些是Bougainvilla, 我在最后的视频里教的。 |
| 60 | And this is a coconut tree. | 这是棵椰子树。 |
| 61 | Coming down from the bougainvillea, these are called leaves. | 这些是从沼泽下来的 这些叫做叶子 |
| 62 | And the cool thing about- | 还有很酷的事... |
| 63 | Hey, get off my leaves. | 嘿,离开我的叶子。 |
| 64 | Whoops. | 呜呼. |
| 65 | Sorry, tree. | 对不起,树。 |
| 66 | That is not cool, man. | 这不酷,伙计。 |
| 67 | Anyway, I'm bored. | 总之,我很无聊。 |
| 68 | Do you fancy going for a walk? | 你想出去走走吗? |
| 69 | Nah, I don't really fancy it right now. | 不 我现在不太喜欢 |
| 70 | It's too hot. | 太热了 |
| 71 | Fair enough. | 不错 |
| 72 | If someone says something and you say fair enough, | 如果有人说些什么 而你说得够公平 |
| 73 | it means that I see a point, I accept it, I'm not going to argue. | 这意味着我明白一个问题,我接受它, 我不会争论。 |
| 74 | We can also say fair do's or fairs. | 我们还可以说是公平行为或公平交易。 |
| 75 | These are also very common in British English. | 这些在英国英语中也很常见. |
| 76 | And fair enough is one of the most used two-word expressions in British English. | 而相当公平的是英国英语中最常用的二字表达法之一. |
| 77 | And they do not teach that in textbooks, my friends. | 他们不会在教科书里教这些,我的朋友。 |
| 78 | Okay, guys. | 好了,伙计们。 |
| 79 | This is a wooden sign. | 这是木头标志 |
| 80 | And it says, Anbang Seastar Boutique. | 上面写着"安邦海星" |
| 81 | Boutique refers to a boutique hotel, | Boutique指的是一家豪华酒店, |
| 82 | which is like a small fashionable hotel that is not part of a larger chain. | 这就像一个小时尚的旅馆, 不属于更大的连锁店。 |
| 83 | This is a light bulb. | 这是一个灯泡。 |
| 84 | And it's reminded me of a fun fact. | 这让我想起了一个有趣的事实。 |
| 85 | These plants are called ferns. | 这些植物被称为叶子. |
| 86 | And they are ancient prehistoric survivors. | 他们是史前的幸存者 |
| 87 | In fact, these ferns are 100 million years older than the dinosaurs. | 事实上,这些种比恐龙大1亿年. |
| 88 | They are 360 million years old. | 他们有3.6亿年的历史。 |
| 89 | That's ancient. | 这是古老的。 |
| 90 | I wonder if the dinosaurs ever knew what bunting was. | 我想知道恐龙们是否知道什么叫bunting. |
| 91 | Probably not. | 也许不是。 |
| 92 | But now you do. | 但你现在知道了 |
| 93 | 这是bunting。 | |
| 94 | And we hang it up when we are celebrating. | 我们庆祝的时候就挂了 |
| 95 | So I'm walking past an abandoned area, an area that has been left. | 因此,我走过一个废弃的地区, 一个已经留下的地区。 |
| 96 | And this is an old motorbike. | 这是辆旧摩托车 |
| 97 | It's out of use. | 其用已尽. |
| 98 | And the metal is rusty. | 金属很生锈 |
| 99 | It's decaying. | 其衰则衰. |
| 100 | The color of the motorbike's body is turquoise. | 机车车身的颜色为tur. |
| 101 | The same color that you find in the ocean. | 和海洋里一样的颜色 |
| 102 | When the water is nice and light blue, it's turquoise. | 水色清凉淡蓝色时,为tur. |
| 103 | This is turquoise. | 这是绿宝石。 |
| 104 | Let's keep going. | 让我们继续前进。 |
| 105 | Jay, what's the next language point? | 杰伊,下一个语言点是什么? |
| 106 | This lantern is kind of blue, sort of purple. | 这个灯笼有点蓝色,有点紫色 |
| 107 | And these flowers, it's kind of reddish, pinkish. | 这些花是红色的,粉红色的 |
| 108 | I just used kind of, sort of. | 我只是有点,有点。 |
| 109 | And ish. | 且依实. |
| 110 | This is known as vague language. | 这被称为模糊的语言. |
| 111 | And native speakers, like me, use it all the time. | 和母语,像我一样, 一直使用它。 |
| 112 | Hey Jay, what time is it? | 嘿,杰伊,几点了? |
| 113 | It's about 11 ish. | 约十一义. |
| 114 | OK, cheers. | 好吧,欢呼声。 |
| 115 | I just said 11 ish. | 我只是说11 ish。 |
| 116 | That means around 11. | 也就是说11岁左右 |
| 117 | And British people use ish all the time when it comes to telling the time. | 而英国人总是用ISH来告诉时间。 |
| 118 | 这是11ish。 | |
| 119 | It's 12 ish. | 是十二义. |
| 120 | It means it's around that time. | 意思是就在那个时候 |
| 121 | But now, my favorite way to use the word ish is... | 但现在,我最喜欢的用词是... |
| 122 | Moorish. | 摩诃衍. |
| 123 | This banh mi is really moorish. | 这个BANH MI是真正的摩尔语。 |
| 124 | In school, you probably learned, oh, it's delicious or it's yummy. | 在学校,你可能学会了,哦,它很好吃或者它很好吃。 |
| 125 | But a more natural way to describe that you like to eat something | 但更自然地描述你喜欢吃的东西 |
| 126 | and you want more of it is to use the word moorish. | 你更想要的是用摩尔语 |
| 127 | This banh mi is really moorish. | 这个BANH MI是真正的摩尔语。 |
| 128 | I want more of it. | 我要更多钱 |
| 129 | Other things that are moorish are peanuts, crisps, and chocolates. | 还有花生、薯条和巧克力 |
| 130 | It means that you want to consume more of them. | 意思是你想消费更多的 |
| 131 | A drink can also be moorish. | 饮酒也可以是摩尔语. |
| 132 | Speaking of moorish, that is moorish. | 说到莫瑞希,这是莫瑞希。 |
| 133 | Lovely. | 可爱 |
| 134 | 可爱的Jubbly。 | |
| 135 | Lovely. | 可爱 |
| 136 | The next and probably the most British word is one that I use all the time. | 下一个,也许最英式的词就是我一直使用的一个词. |
| 137 | The weather is lovely. | 天气不错 |
| 138 | The coffee is lovely. | 咖啡不错 |
| 139 | This pool is lovely. | 这游泳池真可爱 |
| 140 | I just met somebody yesterday and she was lovely. | 我昨天刚遇到一个人 她很可爱 |
| 141 | We can use the word lovely to talk about food, weather, people, places, or moments. | 我们可以用可爱这个词来谈论食物,天气,人,地方,或者瞬间. |
| 142 | And if you add it into your English vocabulary today, right now, | 如果你今天把它加入你的英语词汇,现在, |
| 143 | then I promise you, you will sound so native. | 我向你保证,你会听起来很土生土长 |
| 144 | 可爱的Jubbly。 | |
| 145 | Hey, Jay, what's the plan for this evening? | 嘿,杰伊,今晚有什么计划? |
| 146 | Hey, Peach. | 嘿,桃子,你好吗? |
| 147 | I reckon we should go grab some dinner and then come back home for an early night. | 我想我们该去吃晚饭 然后早点回家 |
| 148 | I reckon. | 我觉得 |
| 149 | I just use the words I reckon. | 我只是用我想的话。 |
| 150 | I reckon you might not know what those mean. | 我想你可能不知道这是什么意思 |
| 151 | In school, you might have learned I think. | 在学校,你可能已经学会了我想。 |
| 152 | But in England and in Britain, we tend to use the words I reckon. | 但在英国和英国,我们往往使用我想的词. |
| 153 | And it's more casual and more of a gut feeling for what you think. | 它更随意 更直觉的你的想法。 |
| 154 | I reckon it will be useful. | 我想这会有用。 |
| 155 | Hey, Peach, what do you reckon we eat tonight? | 嘿,桃子,你觉得我们今晚吃什么? |
| 156 | Ooh, I reckon we should try that little place by the river. | 哦,我想我们应该试试河边的小地方。 |
| 157 | The one with the lanterns outside? | 外面有灯笼的那个? |
| 158 | Yeah, I reckon it'll be rammed though. | 是啊,我想它会被撞到。 |
| 159 | Yeah, I reckon you're right. | 是啊,我想你是对的。 |
| 160 | We should still try though. | 但我们还是应该试试 |
| 161 | I reckon. | 我觉得 |
| 162 | I reckon that's a word that will help you sound a lot more native. | 我想这个词会帮助你 听起来更本地。 |
| 163 | I reckon. | 我觉得 |
| 164 | Here's a test for what we learned today. | 下面是我们今天学到的测试。 |
| 165 | Can you understand this? | 你能理解吗? |
| 166 | I reckon the best way to sound like a native is to speak like a native. | 听起来像个土生土长的最好方法 就是像个土生土长的人 |
| 167 | 因此,流行过来的sproutlanguage.com, 拿一个免费的审判, | |
| 168 | and start having real conversations with the lovely J.I. | 开始和可爱的J. I. |
| 169 | And if you don't, fair enough. | 如果你不这样做, 公平。 |
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P3 · 【地道表达】"想学好英语,别去学校":他学了五年西语才明白 p03 If you want to be good at English... Don't go to school. (P3)

【地道表达】"想学好英语,别去学校":他学了五年西语才明白 p03 If you want to be good at English... Don't go to school. (P3)
发布于 2026-09-01 · 时长 12:09字幕摘录
| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | If you want to be good at English, don't go to school. | 想学英语就别去上学. |
| 0:06 | I know that's a big thing to say, but I went to school and studied Spanish for five years. | 我知道这话很重要 但我上过学 学了五年西班牙语 |
| 0:12 | But the most useful words I ever learned, I learned them out here. | 但我学到的最有用的词, 我在这里学到的。 |
| 0:17 | Not in the classroom, not in a textbook, out here. | 不是在教室里,也不是在教科书里,在这里。 |
| 0:21 | Everything you can see is a word. | 所见一切如来一字. |
| 0:25 | This is a coconut on a plate with a straw. | 这是一个椰子在盘子上 用稻草。 |
| 0:31 | We're on the coastline, it's summer, | 我们在海岸线上,现在是夏天 |
| 0:33 | and today I'm going to show you seven words that will help you sound like a native speaker. | 今天我要给你们展示七个词 帮助你说话像个母语 |
| 0:39 | And along the way, I'm going to show you everything around us. | 并沿途,我要告诉你我们周围的一切。 |
| 0:44 | So you're not just learning the words, but you're seeing them in real life. | 所以,你不只是在学习词语, 而是在现实生活中看到它们。 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | If you want to be good at English, don't go to school. | 想学英语就别去上学. |
| 2 | I know that's a big thing to say, but I went to school and studied Spanish for five years. | 我知道这话很重要 但我上过学 学了五年西班牙语 |
| 3 | But the most useful words I ever learned, I learned them out here. | 但我学到的最有用的词, 我在这里学到的。 |
| 4 | Not in the classroom, not in a textbook, out here. | 不是在教室里,也不是在教科书里,在这里。 |
| 5 | Everything you can see is a word. | 所见一切如来一字. |
| 6 | This is a coconut on a plate with a straw. | 这是一个椰子在盘子上 用稻草。 |
| 7 | We're on the coastline, it's summer, | 我们在海岸线上,现在是夏天 |
| 8 | and today I'm going to show you seven words that will help you sound like a native speaker. | 今天我要给你们展示七个词 帮助你说话像个母语 |
| 9 | And along the way, I'm going to show you everything around us. | 并沿途,我要告诉你我们周围的一切。 |
| 10 | So you're not just learning the words, but you're seeing them in real life. | 所以,你不只是在学习词语, 而是在现实生活中看到它们。 |
| 11 | None of this is in a textbook. | 这些都没有在教科书里。 |
| 12 | Textbooks teach you, I would like to order a coffee, please. | 教科书教你, 我想点咖啡,请。 |
| 13 | But here's what I would say more naturally. | 但我会自然地说 |
| 14 | Could I have one coconut coffee and one salted coffee, please? | 能给我一杯咖啡和一杯咖啡吗? |
| 15 | Thank you. | 谢谢 |
| 16 | So that's how to order. | 故曰令调. |
| 17 | But if we're talking to our friends, then we might say, shall we get a drink? | 但是,如果我们在和朋友说话, 那么我们可能会说, 我们喝一杯吗? |
| 18 | Do you fancy an iced coffee? | 你想喝冰咖啡吗? |
| 19 | Or let's grab a coffee. | 或者我们去喝杯咖啡 |
| 20 | In fact, the word grab alone deserves its own lesson. | 事实上,光是抓住这个词就值得它自己的教训。 |
| 21 | Schools might teach you to buy, to take, to have, | 学校可能教你们买东西 买东西 买东西 |
| 22 | but grab is super common in spoken English. | 但抓起来在英语中是很常见的 |
| 23 | For example, we grab a seat, we grab the menu, and now I'm going to go grab a drink. | 例如,我们找个座位,我们拿菜单, 现在我要去喝一杯。 |
| 24 | All right, I just grabbed the two coffees, | 好吧,我刚拿了两杯咖啡, |
| 25 | and now let's learn some English using the world around us. | 现在让我们学习一些英语 使用我们周围的世界。 |
| 26 | So this is a salted coffee in a glass, and it has a straw and a spoon. | 这是杯子里的咸咖啡,它有吸管和勺子。 |
| 27 | There is salted cream on top of the coffee. | 咖啡上面有盐奶油 |
| 28 | In here, we have the condiments, the sauces. | 这里有调味料和酱汁 |
| 29 | This is a squeezy bottle of ketchup because you can squeeze it. | 这瓶番茄酱很挤 因为你可以挤出来 |
| 30 | This is a bottle of soy sauce, and at the top, this is the lid, the lid. | 这是一瓶酱油 顶部是盖子 盖子 |
| 31 | A knife, a fork, and a spoon are called cutlery. | 刀,叉,勺子称为刀具. |
| 32 | These are the chopsticks. | 这些是筷子。 |
| 33 | And finally, to dab your mouth, this is a napkin. | 最后,为了擦你的嘴, 这是一个餐巾。 |
| 34 | From here in my seat, you can also see a parasol. | 从这里我的座位,你也可以看到一个伞。 |
| 35 | These are parasols that shade you from the sun. | 这些是遮阳的伞 |
| 36 | These are sun lounges, and they are on the sand. | 这些是太阳休息室,他们在沙滩上。 |
| 37 | In the distance, that line that you can see between the ocean and the sky is called the horizon. | 在距离上,你可以看到的海洋和天空之间的线称为地平线. |
| 38 | You can learn all of these words in a textbook, | 你可以在教科书里学这些词 |
| 39 | but the problem is you're just reading words on a page and repeating them. | 但问题是 你只是在读一页的词 然后重复 |
| 40 | The best way to make the language stick is to hear it in context and see it at the same time. | 制作语言棒的最好方法是在上下文中听到,同时看到. |
| 41 | Your visual memory is strong. | 你的视觉记忆力很强 |
| 42 | You know that this is a glass. | 你知道这是一个玻璃。 |
| 43 | This is the best way to learn English. | 这是学习英语的最佳方法. |
| 44 | It's immersion, and it helps the words to stick. | 其浸润,助其词句坚固. |
| 45 | If you want a platform to immerse yourself in natural native English, | 如果你想让自己沉浸在自然的英语中 |
| 46 | 然后查查sproutlanguage.com. (原始内容存档于2018-09-27). | |
| 47 | Pop is one of the most British verbs to exist, and you won't find it in textbooks. | Pop是最英国的动词之一,在教科书中找不到. |
| 48 | It means to go somewhere quickly or casually. | 意思是去个快速或随意的地方 |
| 49 | Should we pop to the pool? | 我们该去游泳池吗? |
| 50 | Nice pool. | 泳池不错 |
| 51 | Okay, now I'm gonna pop to the loo. | 好吧,现在我要去厕所了。 |
| 52 | I'll see you in two. | 二见. |
| 53 | By the way, the loo is the toilet in British English. | 顺便说一句,厕所是英国英语的厕所. |
| 54 | Let's pop out for a walk. | 我们出去散散步吧 |
| 55 | Now we are taking a stroll. | 现在我们在散步。 |
| 56 | A gentle walk. | 温柔的散步 |
| 57 | Not a fast walk, but a stroll. | 不是散步,而是散步。 |
| 58 | And to my right, this is a fence. | 我右边是栅栏 |
| 59 | These are bougainvillea, which I taught in the last video. | 这些是Bougainvilla, 我在最后的视频里教的。 |
| 60 | And this is a coconut tree. | 这是棵椰子树。 |
| 61 | Coming down from the bougainvillea, these are called leaves. | 这些是从沼泽下来的 这些叫做叶子 |
| 62 | And the cool thing about- | 还有很酷的事... |
| 63 | Hey, get off my leaves. | 嘿,离开我的叶子。 |
| 64 | Whoops. | 呜呼. |
| 65 | Sorry, tree. | 对不起,树。 |
| 66 | That is not cool, man. | 这不酷,伙计。 |
| 67 | Anyway, I'm bored. | 总之,我很无聊。 |
| 68 | Do you fancy going for a walk? | 你想出去走走吗? |
| 69 | Nah, I don't really fancy it right now. | 不 我现在不太喜欢 |
| 70 | It's too hot. | 太热了 |
| 71 | Fair enough. | 不错 |
| 72 | If someone says something and you say fair enough, | 如果有人说些什么 而你说得够公平 |
| 73 | it means that I see a point, I accept it, I'm not going to argue. | 这意味着我明白一个问题,我接受它, 我不会争论。 |
| 74 | We can also say fair do's or fairs. | 我们还可以说是公平行为或公平交易。 |
| 75 | These are also very common in British English. | 这些在英国英语中也很常见. |
| 76 | And fair enough is one of the most used two-word expressions in British English. | 而相当公平的是英国英语中最常用的二字表达法之一. |
| 77 | And they do not teach that in textbooks, my friends. | 他们不会在教科书里教这些,我的朋友。 |
| 78 | Okay, guys. | 好了,伙计们。 |
| 79 | This is a wooden sign. | 这是木头标志 |
| 80 | And it says Anbang Seastar Boutique. | 上面写着"安邦海星" |
| 81 | Boutique refers to a boutique hotel, | Boutique指的是一家豪华酒店, |
| 82 | which is like a small fashionable hotel that is not part of a larger chain. | 这就像一个小时尚的旅馆, 不属于更大的连锁店。 |
| 83 | This is a light bulb. | 这是一个灯泡。 |
| 84 | And it's reminded me of a fun fact. | 这让我想起了一个有趣的事实。 |
| 85 | These plants are called ferns. | 这些植物被称为叶子. |
| 86 | And they are ancient prehistoric survivors. | 他们是史前的幸存者 |
| 87 | In fact, these ferns are 100 million years older than the dinosaurs. | 事实上,这些种比恐龙大1亿年. |
| 88 | They are 360 million years old. | 他们有3.6亿年的历史。 |
| 89 | That's ancient. | 这是古老的。 |
| 90 | I wonder if the dinosaurs ever knew what bunting was. | 我想知道恐龙们是否知道什么叫bunting. |
| 91 | Probably not. | 也许不是。 |
| 92 | But now you do. | 但你现在知道了 |
| 93 | 这是bunting。 | |
| 94 | And we hang it up when we are celebrating. | 我们庆祝的时候就挂了 |
| 95 | So I'm walking past an abandoned area, an area that has been left. | 因此,我走过一个废弃的地区, 一个已经留下的地区。 |
| 96 | And this is an old motorbike. | 这是辆旧摩托车 |
| 97 | It's out of use. | 其用已尽. |
| 98 | And the metal is rusty. | 金属很生锈 |
| 99 | It's decaying. | 其衰则衰. |
| 100 | The color of the motorbike's body is turquoise. | 机车车身的颜色为tur. |
| 101 | The same color that you find in the ocean. | 和海洋里一样的颜色 |
| 102 | When the water is nice and light blue, it's turquoise. | 水色清凉淡蓝色时,为tur. |
| 103 | This is turquoise. | 这是绿宝石。 |
| 104 | Let's keep going. | 让我们继续前进。 |
| 105 | Jay, what's the next language point? | 杰伊,下一个语言点是什么? |
| 106 | This lantern is kind of blue, sort of purple. | 这个灯笼有点蓝色,有点紫色 |
| 107 | And these flowers, it's kind of reddish, pinkish. | 这些花是红色的,粉红色的 |
| 108 | I just used kind of, sort of. | 我只是有点,有点。 |
| 109 | And ish. | 且依实. |
| 110 | This is known as vague language. | 这被称为模糊的语言. |
| 111 | And native speakers, like me, use it all the time. | 和母语,像我一样, 一直使用它。 |
| 112 | Hey Jay, what time is it? | 嘿,杰伊,几点了? |
| 113 | It's about 11 ish. | 约十一义. |
| 114 | OK, cheers. | 好吧,欢呼声。 |
| 115 | I just said 11 ish. | 我只是说11 ish。 |
| 116 | That means around 11. | 也就是说11岁左右 |
| 117 | And British people use ish all the time when it comes to telling the time. | 而英国人总是用ISH来告诉时间。 |
| 118 | 这是11ish。 | |
| 119 | It's 12 ish. | 是十二义. |
| 120 | It means it's around that time. | 意思是就在那个时候 |
| 121 | But now, my favorite way to use the word ish is more ish. | 但是现在,我最喜欢的用词是 更多的用词。 |
| 122 | 这个banh mi 更像是。 | |
| 123 | In school, you probably learned, oh, it's delicious or it's yummy. | 在学校,你可能学会了,哦,它很好吃或者它很好吃。 |
| 124 | But a more natural way to describe that you like to eat something | 但更自然地描述你喜欢吃的东西 |
| 125 | and you want more of it is to use the word more ish. | 你想要更多的是多用一个词 |
| 126 | 这个banh mi 更像是。 | |
| 127 | I want more of it. | 我要更多钱 |
| 128 | Other things that are more ish are peanuts, crisps, and chocolates. | 其他更多是花生、薯条和巧克力 |
| 129 | It means that you want to consume more of them. | 意思是你想消费更多的 |
| 130 | A drink can also be more ish. | 饮料也可以是更多的异物. |
| 131 | Speaking of more ish, that is more ish. | 说到更多 更多 |
| 132 | Lovely. | 可爱 |
| 133 | 可爱的Jubbly。 | |
| 134 | Lovely. | 可爱 |
| 135 | The next and probably the most British word is one that I use all the time. | 下一个,也许最英式的词就是我一直使用的一个词. |
| 136 | The weather is lovely. | 天气不错 |
| 137 | The coffee is lovely. | 咖啡不错 |
| 138 | This pool is lovely. | 这游泳池真可爱 |
| 139 | I just met somebody yesterday and she was lovely. | 我昨天刚遇到一个人 她很可爱 |
| 140 | We can use the word lovely to talk about food, weather, people, places, or moments. | 我们可以用可爱这个词来谈论食物,天气,人,地方,或者瞬间. |
| 141 | And if you add it into your English vocabulary today, right now, | 如果你今天把它加入你的英语词汇,现在, |
| 142 | then I promise you, you will sound so native. | 我向你保证,你会听起来很土生土长 |
| 143 | 可爱的Jubbly。 | |
| 144 | Hey, Jay, what's the plan for this evening? | 嘿,杰伊,今晚有什么计划? |
| 145 | Hey, Peach. | 嘿,桃子,你好吗? |
| 146 | I reckon we should go grab some dinner and then come back home for an early night. | 我想我们该去吃晚饭 然后早点回家 |
| 147 | I reckon. | 我觉得 |
| 148 | I just use the words I reckon. | 我只是用我想的话。 |
| 149 | I reckon you might not know what those mean. | 我想你可能不知道这是什么意思 |
| 150 | In school, you might have learned I think. | 在学校,你可能已经学会了我想。 |
| 151 | But in England and in Britain, we tend to use the words I reckon. | 但在英国和英国,我们往往使用我想的词. |
| 152 | And it's more casual and more of a gut feeling for what you think. | 它更随意 更直觉的你的想法。 |
| 153 | I reckon it will be useful. | 我想这会有用。 |
| 154 | Hey, Peach, what do you reckon we eat tonight? | 嘿,桃子,你觉得我们今晚吃什么? |
| 155 | Ooh, I reckon we should try that little place by the river. | 哦,我想我们应该试试河边的小地方。 |
| 156 | The one with the lanterns outside? | 外面有灯笼的那个? |
| 157 | Yeah, I reckon it'll be rammed though. | 是啊,我想它会被撞到。 |
| 158 | Yeah, I reckon you're right. | 是啊,我想你是对的。 |
| 159 | We should still try though. | 但我们还是应该试试 |
| 160 | I reckon. | 我觉得 |
| 161 | I reckon that's a word that will help you sound a lot more native. | 我想这个词会帮助你 听起来更本地。 |
| 162 | I reckon. | 我觉得 |
| 163 | Here's a test for what we learned today. | 下面是我们今天学到的测试。 |
| 164 | Can you understand this? | 你能理解吗? |
| 165 | I reckon the best way to sound like a native is to speak like a native. | 听起来像个土生土长的最好方法 就是像个土生土长的人 |
| 166 | 因此,流行过来的sproutlanguage.com, 拿一个免费的审判, | |
| 167 | and start having real conversations with the lovely JI. | 然后开始和可爱的JI进行真正的对话. |
| 168 | And if you don't, fair enough. | 如果你不这样做, 公平。 |
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