【真实对话】跟Vanessa学高级英语 · 真实场景实战

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【真实对话】跟Vanessa学高级英语 · 真实场景实战 p01 中英字幕 (P1)

发布于 2026-08-06 · 时长 23:40

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时间	英文	中文
0:00	This is the English lesson you have been waiting for.	这是你一直在等的英文课
0:04	Do you want to finally express yourself naturally in English?	你想用英语表达自己吗?
0:08	Would you like to be able to watch movies and TV shows in English without using subtitles?	你想不用字幕就能看英语电影和电视节目吗?
0:14	Well, I have some good news.	我有个好消息
0:16	You're in the right place.	你来对地方了
0:18	Today you are going to learn the number one method to help you be able to use real life	今天你要学第一方法 帮助你使用现实生活
0:26	that real English speakers use in the real world.	真正的英语使用者在现实世界里使用。
0:30	Not that old textbook stuff that no one actually uses, but real English.	不是那些没人真正用过的旧课本 而是真正的英语
0:35	So how are you going to do that?	那你打算怎样做?
0:37	You are going to test out my proven conversation breakdown method	你要测试一下我经过验证的谈话破裂方法

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序号	英文	中文
1	This is the English lesson you have been waiting for.	这是你一直在等的英文课
2	Do you want to finally express yourself naturally in English?	你想用英语表达自己吗?
3	Would you like to be able to watch movies and TV shows in English without using subtitles?	你想不用字幕就能看英语电影和电视节目吗?
4	Well, I have some good news.	我有个好消息
5	You're in the right place.	你来对地方了
6	Today you are going to learn the number one method to help you be able to use real life	今天你要学第一方法 帮助你使用现实生活
7	that real English speakers use in the real world.	真正的英语使用者在现实世界里使用。
8	Not that old textbook stuff that no one actually uses, but real English.	不是那些没人真正用过的旧课本 而是真正的英语
9	So how are you going to do that?	那你打算怎样做?
10	You are going to test out my proven conversation breakdown method	你要测试一下我经过验证的谈话破裂方法
11	that thousands of my students have used to be able to express themselves better	成千上万的学生 曾经能够更好地表达自己
12	and go out into the real world and actually be able to use English and feel confident.	并且走进现实世界,实际上能够使用英语并感到自信.
13	如果你是新来的,你好,我是Vanessa 来自讲英语的Vanessa.com。
14	And I have been teaching real life English here on my YouTube channel	我在这里的YouTube频道 教过真正的英语
15	for over the past 10 years to now more than 7 million of you.	过去10年至今,你们有700多万人。
16	I can't believe it.	不可思议.
17	Thank you so much for learning English with me.	谢谢你跟我学英语
18	And this week, like every week, I have created a special PDF worksheet just for you	这个星期,就像每个星期, 我特别为你制作了一个PDF工作表
19	so that you never forget what you've learned in today's lesson.	这样你就不会忘记今天的教训
20	This is like a mini textbook.	这就像一本迷你教科书。
21	It includes every phrase, the entire transcript of the conversation you're about to see.	它包括每一个短语, 你即将看到的谈话的全部记录。
22	Plus it includes a special bonus.	加上特别奖金
23	This is a bonus that is not in today's video.	这是今天的录像里没有的奖金
24	It is only available in the worksheet.	它只在工作表中提供。
25	It is a speaking practice.	这是一个演讲练习。
26	You will get the chance to practice speaking with me.	你会有机会练习和我说话的
27	And all you need to do is download the worksheet, click on the link within the worksheet,	你需要做的就是下载工作表 点击工作表的链接
28	and it is yours.	这是你的。
29	My gift to you.	我送给你的礼物
30	So how can you get this worksheet plus the bonus speaking practice?	那么,你怎么能得到这个工作表 加上奖金演讲练习?
31	All you need to do is click on the link in the description,	你只需要点击描述中的链接,
32	enter your name and email address, and voila.	输入您的姓名和电子邮件地址,以及 voila。
33	Just like that, the worksheet and the bonus speaking practice will land in your email inbox.	就像那样,工作表和奖金演讲练习会落到您的电子邮件收件箱里。
34	What are you waiting for?	你还在等什么?
35	Go ahead and download it.	继续下载
36	Many of you have said, Vanessa, I love your conversations with other English speakers.	你们中许多人都说过,凡妮莎,我喜欢你们与其他英语者的对话.
37	And that's what you're going to see today.	而今所见.
38	You are going to meet my sister, Sharice.	你要去见我妹妹,沙里斯
39	We're talking about the city where she lives.	我们说的是她住的城市
40	And this is an essential conversation topic.	这也是重要的话题
41	We often talk about where we live or where we came from, where we grew up.	我们经常谈论我们生活的地方,我们来自哪里,我们成长的地方。
42	And I want you to be able to talk about this topic with confidence.	我希望你能自信地谈论这个话题。
43	So let me know in the comments, what city do you live in?	所以在评论中告诉我 你住哪个城市?
44	Tell me something about it.	告诉我一些事情。
45	And maybe even use some of the vocabulary you're going to learn today.	甚至用一些你今天要学的词汇。
46	Because after you see this conversation clip with my sister,	因为当你看到我妹妹的谈话片段
47	something special is going to happen.	会有特别的事情发生
48	We are going to dive deep into some of the vocabulary that was used in this conversation clip.	我们要深入到这个谈话片段中使用的一些词汇中。
49	My husband, Dan, and I are going to break down some of the key vocabulary	我丈夫,丹,我要解开一些关键词汇
50	so that you can use it as well when you go out into the real world.	这样你就可以在进入现实世界时也使用它。
51	And if you enjoy this conversation breakdown method,	如果你喜欢这种对话破裂的方法
52	I want to invite you to join me in my course, The Fearless Fluency Club.	我想邀请你加入我的课程 无恐惧流利俱乐部
53	We break down real life conversations like this every single month.	我们每个月都会打破真实生活的对话
54	Plus you have the opportunity to join me for a weekly live stream lesson.	而且你有机会和我一起参加每周一次的直播
55	You can ask me any questions you need to about English.	你可以问我任何关于英语的问题。
56	And many students join each other to speak on Zoom	和许多学生一起在Zoom上说话
57	and really use what they've learned every single week.	并真正使用他们每星期学到的。
58	You can click on the link in the description to join us right now.	你可以点击描述中的链接加入我们。
59	For only $5 for the first month, try it out.	第一个月只付5美元,试试看
60	See if it works for you.	看看对你有用吗?
61	I am sure you're going to love it.	我相信你会喜欢的
62	All right.	好吧,我们走。
63	I will tell you some more about The Fearless Fluency Club in a little bit.	我会告诉你更多关于 无恐惧流利俱乐部 一点点。
64	But for now, let's go on and meet my sister	但现在,让我们去见我妹妹
65	and see a portion of our conversation about where she lives.	看看我们关于她住在哪里的谈话
66	Let's go.	我们走吧。
67	Hi, everyone.	大家好,你们好。
68	I'm here with my sister, Sharice.	我和我妹妹沙里斯一起来的
69	Some of you who've been in the course for a long time might recognize her.	你们中有些人在课程里呆了很久 可能会认出她
70	But we're glad to chat again.	但我们很高兴再聊一次。
71	And we're going to talk about where she lives,	我们要谈谈她住在哪里
72	which might be a place you visited, might be a place you're interested in.	你可能去过一个地方 你可能感兴趣的地方
73	And we can just talk about the city and different things	我们可以只谈城市和不同的事情
74	because the US is such a huge place.	因为美国是一个巨大的地方。
75	It's a lot of variety.	其种类繁多.
76	So where do you live?	所以,你住在哪里吗?
77	I live in San Diego, California.	我住在加州圣地亚哥
78	Cool.	凉爽。
79	Which is in the lower eastern, southeastern portion of California.	位于加利福尼亚州的下东部,东南部。
80	Yeah, like as south as you can get in California.	是的,就像在加利福尼亚州一样南。
81	It is.	没错
82	Any more south than we'd be in Tijuana.	比我们在提华纳还要南
83	Yeah.	对
84	You said you can see Mexico from?	你说你能看到墨西哥?
85	From a highway that we go on all the time.	从一条我们一直走的高速公路上
86	Yeah, it's very close.	是啊,这是非常接近。
87	Cool.	凉爽。
88	So we could go probably anytime, but haven't been yet.	这样我们就可以随时去 但还没有去
89	And you haven't been there long.	而且你还没有到那里很久。
90	So let's start at the beginning.	故从初起.
91	Why did you move to San Diego?	你为什么搬到圣地亚哥?
92	Because there's many places in the US.	因为在美国有很多地方
93	You've lived many places.	你住过很多地方
94	I know.	我知道,我记得
95	Why San Diego?	为什么是圣地亚哥?
96	I think every time I do a video, it's a different place.	我觉得每次我录影的时候 都会是另一个地方
97	The reason we moved to San Diego is primarily because my husband is in the military.	我们搬到圣地亚哥的原因 主要是我丈夫是军人
98	He flies helicopters for the Navy.	他为海军驾驶直升机
99	And one of their primary bases is located in San Diego.	而他们的主要基地之一位于圣地亚哥.
100	So there is a huge military population and community that lives there.	所以那里有大量的军人和社区。
101	So when he finished his training, he was sent to San Diego,	所以当他完成他的训练, 他被送往圣地亚哥,
102	which is one of the best places you can live if you're in the military,	如果你是军人,那里是最好的地方
103	because it's a great city, beautiful weather.	因为它是一个伟大的城市, 美丽的天气。
104	And you're kind of forced to live wherever they tell you to live.	你被迫住在他们叫你住的地方
105	So if you're going to be forced to live somewhere, good, it's a great place.	所以,如果你要被迫 住的地方,好,这是一个伟大的地方。
106	I was very happy that that was the location.	我很高兴那是地点
107	So that's the why, why we're there.	这就是为什么,为什么我们在那里。
108	And how long have you been there?	你在这多久了?
109	Over a year.	超过一年。
110	So for cool places in San Diego.	所以,对于圣地牙哥的酷地方。
111	Now, I've never been there, but I've seen lots of your cool pictures.	现在,我从来没有去过那里, 但我见过很多你的很酷的照片。
112	I'm curious, what kind of recommendations do you have?	我很好奇 你有什么建议?
113	Should anyone want to visit or maybe look up San Diego and just get to know a different city?	是不是有人想来圣迭戈 或者去了解另一个城市?
114	Do you have any recommendations for typical places to visit or like off the beaten path places?	你有没有建议 典型的地方 访问或喜欢 在被打的路上的地方?
115	Sure.	当然
116	I mean, I have a few of both.	我的意思是,我有一些两者。
117	I mean, if you want to visit some place that every tourist should see,	我的意思是,如果你想参观 某个地方,每个游客应该看到,
118	everyone knows about, it's not a secret.	大家都知道 这不是秘密
119	Then going to La Jolla Cove, there are sea lions and seals that live there.	然后去拉珠拉湾 那里有海狮和海豹
120	And you can go and walk around and you, there's a specific spot where they all live	你可以四处走走,你, 有一个特定的地点 他们都住
121	and they're on these rocks and on the beach and you can watch them like swimming together.	在岩石上和海滩上 你可以看着它们像游泳一样
122	And a lot of times they're just laying on the rocks because they need to,	很多时候他们只是躺在岩石上 因为他们需要
123	they get cold easily, I think.	我觉得他们很容易变冷
124	So they need to lay on the sun to warm up from the cold Pacific Ocean.	因此它们需要躺在太阳上才能从寒冷的太平洋暖和起来.
125	Yeah.	对
126	So they lay on the rocks most of the time.	所以他们大部分时间都躺在岩石上
127	So they're fun to observe and people love it.	因此,他们很有趣的观察和人们喜欢它。
128	That's really cool and you can get very close.	这真的很酷,你可以非常接近。
129	I mean, you shouldn't touch them, but you can get pretty close and get some cool pictures.	我的意思是,你不应该碰他们, 但你可以相当接近 并得到一些很酷的照片。
130	So definitely go into La Jolla Cove.	所以肯定去拉乔拉湾。
131	La Jolla Shores, which is next to it, is a very popular beach.	旁边的La Jolla Shores是一个非常受欢迎的海滩.
132	I would definitely recommend going there if you're going to go to a beach.	如果你要去海滩 我一定会建议你去那里
133	The water is pretty clear as far as hiking goes.	远足时水面很清晰
134	What if anyone wants to surf?	如果有人想冲浪呢?
135	Oh, La Jolla Shores.	哦,拉乔拉海岸。
136	That's a funny thing.	这很有趣
137	I mean, if you want to go somewhere where people expect you to be a beginner and won't judge,	我是说 如果你想去别人希望你成为初学者 而不做评判的地方
138	去La Jolla Shores 你可以感觉舒服。
139	I'm not sure if any of you are professional surfers.	我不知道你们是不是职业冲浪手
140	If you're a professional, then go to Blacks Beach.	如果你是专业人士 那就去布莱克斯海滩
141	That's the one that people go to and they're very good.	那是人们去的,他们很好。
142	Would you go there?	你会去那里吗?
143	Probably not, just because to get there you have to hike	也许不是,只是因为要到那里,你必须远走高飞
144	down a very steep trail carrying a surfboard.	沿着一条带冲浪板的陡峭小径
145	It's quite dangerous getting to the water sometimes from these	有时候从这里到水里很危险
146	remote beaches.	偏远的海滩
147	That's maybe one of the off-the-beaten-path ones is Blacks Beach.	也许是黑人海滩
148	Other popular places?	其他受欢迎的地方?
149	Any lookouts or hikes?	有任何监视或远足吗?
150	They are already popular.	他们已经很受欢迎了
151	Maybe go to Mission Trails.	也许去"使命"的追踪
152	They have lots of cool hiking.	他们有很多很酷的徒步旅行。
153	That's kind of the opposite of the beach life.	这和海滩生活正好相反
154	You can go rock climbing up there, bring your own equipment and	你可以爬上石头 带上自己的设备
155	climb like scale the side of a mountain, which is pretty cool.	爬起来像爬山一样, 这很酷。
156	Then off the beaten path, I have at least one recommendation.	我至少有一个建议
157	You want all the juicy secrets.	你想要所有的多汁的秘密。
158	Or at least that I can explain where it is.	或者至少我可以解释它在哪里
159	Sunset Cliffs is very popular, but if you want to go somewhere like Sunset Cliffs without all the	日落崖很受欢迎 但如果你想去一个像日落崖一样的地方
160	people, you can go to a place in Del Mar.	各位,你们可以去德尔马的一个地方
161	Del Mar is more up north.	德尔马更北上.
162	It's only like 20 minutes more north.	再往北走20分钟就好了
163	If you go around 11th Street in Del Mar, you just park your car, walk towards the ocean,	如果你绕着Del Mar的11街走 你就把车停好 走进大海
164	and then climb over this guardrail.	然后爬过护栏
165	No trespassing, climb over that.	没有侵入,爬过那里。
166	People walk there all the time, but not a lot of people know about it.	人们总是走在那里, 但很少有人知道这一点。
167	There's a railroad track.	有铁道.
168	It's an active railroad track, so you have to be careful when you cross it.	这是一条活跃的铁路轨道,所以穿越时必须小心.
169	You cross that, and then there's this trail.	你越过那条路,然后有一条线索。
170	You're on this ridge, and then there's a huge cliff, and then there's the ocean.	你在这山脊上,然后是巨大的悬崖,然后是海洋。
171	It's the most pristine, beautiful, untouched ocean.	它是最原始,美丽,未受污染的海洋.
172	You see a few surfers, like one or two, and that's it.	你看见几个冲浪者,像一两个,就这样。
173	You just have the most beautiful views of the cliffs, of the city, of everything,	你只有最美丽的 悬崖、城市、一切,
174	and hardly anyone there.	几乎没有人在那里。
175	Del Mar is a very nice upscale neighborhood, so all the houses are also fun to look at	戴尔马是一个非常好的上层街区, 所以所有的房子也是有趣的看
176	when you walk down.	当你走下来。
177	It's like a ridge.	如脊 .
178	It's a little trail, and you're in nature.	稍有踪迹,而汝自然也.
179	You get the beach, but you're also not in the sand, so if you don't want to get all sandy,	你得到的海滩,但你也 不在沙滩上, 所以如果你不想得到所有的沙,
180	this is a nice option for just a walk, a picnic.	这是一个不错的选择 只是散步,野餐。
181	I had my wedding pictures there, so I really do love this spot.	我有我的婚礼照片, 所以我真的很喜欢这个地方。
182	It美'.
183	It's really the perfect spot, so that would be my one recommendation for an off the beaten	这真的是完美的地点,所以这将是我的建议 关闭被打
184	path idea.	路径构想。
185	Cool.	凉爽。
186	That sounds fun.	这听起来很有趣。
187	I can't wait to visit, hopefully, next year.	我迫不及待地想参观,希望明年。
188	I'll take you.	我带你去
189	Yeah.	对
190	It'll be great.	这将是伟大的。
191	I'll respond back, let you guys know.	我会回覆的,让你们知道。
192	You're going to love it.	你会爱上它的。
193	Thank you so much for sharing about San Diego and your surf experience, personal life.	非常感谢大家分享圣迭戈 和你的冲浪经历 个人生活
194	Of course.	当然
195	Hopefully.	希望是这样
196	It was interesting.	这很有趣。
197	Yeah.	对
198	We got to know another place that you live.	我们得知道你住的地方
199	I know.	我知道,我记得
200	I wonder where we'll be next.	不知道我们接下来会去哪
201	Maybe Florida.	也许佛罗里达州。
202	We'll see.	等着瞧吧
203	I never know.	我从不知道
204	Well, thank you so much, everyone.	非常感谢各位
205	Thanks for joining us.	谢谢你加入我们
206	Thank you, Cherise.	谢谢你,切丽丝
207	Thank you.	谢谢
208	Thanks.	谢谢
209	Bye.	再见。
210	Well, great work listening to that portion of our conversation.	嗯,伟大的工作 听我们谈话的部分。
211	The full conversation we are going to be studying this month in the Fearless Fluency Club,	我们本月将在无恐惧流利俱乐部学习的全部对话
212	and now it's time to break down three key vocabulary phrases that you heard in that	现在是时候拆开你听到的3个关键词汇了
213	conversation.	谈话。
214	My husband, Dan, and I are going to give you a lot of sample sentences.	我丈夫丹,我要给你很多样本
215	We're going to tell some stories.	我们要讲一些故事。
216	We're going to make this as memorable as possible so that they will stick in your mind and you'll	我们要尽可能让这一切难忘 这样他们就会坚持在你的脑海中 你会
217	be able to use them too.	也可以使用它们。
218	All right.	好吧,我们走。
219	Let's go to vocabulary.	腾讯词汇.
220	All right.	好吧,我们走。
221	Are you ready to get started?	你准备好开始了吗?
222	I'm ready.	我准备好了
223	Let's do it.	贡举志五种 上.
224	The first expression that we're going to talk about is actually two for one.	我们将要讨论的第一个表达方式其实是两个换一个.
225	It is primary and primarily.	它是首要的,也是首要的。
226	This has to do with the main thing, the main reason, the main aspect of something.	这与某物的主要原因,主要原因,主要方面有关.
227	And in the conversation with Cherise, she said that they moved to San Diego primarily	在和Cherise的谈话中 她说他们主要搬到圣地亚哥
228	because her husband is in the military.	因为她丈夫是军人
229	So we can get the sense that the number one reason is because her husband is in the military.	这样我们就能感觉到第一原因 是因为她丈夫是军人
230	There's a small chance they would have moved there anyway, but the biggest reason, the	不过最大的原因就是...
231	primary reason, so if we want to use that as an adjective, we can say primary reason,	所以如果我们想用它作为形容词 我们可以说主要理由
232	is because he's in the military.	因为他是军人
233	So here we can use it in two different ways, two different parts of the sentence.	因此,我们可以用两种不同的方式, 句子的两个不同部分。
234	Yes.	对
235	And you can even use this as a noun.	你甚至可以把这当作名词
236	For instance, a lot of times we use this in business, I think.	比如说,很多时候我们用这个做生意,我想。
237	If you have an important project, you might say, it is primary that we complete this	如果你有一个重要项目,你可以说, 这是首要的,我们完成这个
238	this week.	这周
239	So that's saying that this is the first thing we have to do, or it's the main thing,	这就是说,这是我们要做的第一件事, 或者这是主要的事情,
240	or the most important thing.	或最重要的东西。
241	It's primary.	初标.
242	And I would say this is a little more of a formal word.	我想说,这更是一个正式的词。
243	You don't really say it throughout the day.	你一整天都没说
244	Even if you said something like, I primarily like cereal for breakfast,	即使你说了类似的话 我主要喜欢早餐的麦片
245	even that you could say, but it just doesn't sound quite right.	即使你可以说,但它只是听起来不太对。
246	You would like casually, you would just say, oh, I love to eat cereal in the morning,	你想随便说说,噢,我喜欢早上吃麦片
247	or I mostly like to eat cereal.	或者我最喜欢吃麦片
248	But you could say, I primarily like to eat cereal.	但你可以说 我主要喜欢吃麦片
249	Yeah.	对
250	I would recommend using this maybe in more slightly more formal situations.	我建议也许在比较正式的情况下使用。
251	You can use it in daily conversation if you wish, and that's totally fine.	你可以在日常谈话中使用它 如果你愿意的话, 这完全没问题。
252	But I think my sister used it because this was an interview.	但我认为我姐姐用它,因为这是一个采访。
253	So maybe she felt like it was a more structured conversation,	所以也许她觉得这是个更有条理的对话
254	and she used the word primarily, and it's also just a personal choice.	而她主要使用这个词, 这也只是一个个人的选择。
255	So you primarily use primarily in formal situations.	所以你主要在正式场合使用
256	Yes.	对
257	One other example I'd like to give is we use this in an academic setting often to talk about	我想举出的另一个例子就是 我们经常在学术场合谈论这个
258	when you're doing research, we might say, I found some really important primary sources.	当你进行研究时,我们可以说, 我发现了一些非常重要的原始来源。
259	And this means that you're not studying someone else's...	这意味着你没有研究别人的...
260	Let's say you're studying about World War II,	假设你在研究二战
261	and there's a historian who has explained big concepts about World War II.	还有一位历史学家解释过关于二战的大概念.
262	This is not a primary source.	这不是主要来源。
263	Instead, a primary source would be a diary, or a journal,	相反,主要来源是日记或日记
264	or someone who experienced that situation, World War II themselves.	或者有这种经历的人, 二战本身。
265	So this is a primary source.	所以这是源头
266	It's like the first source.	如第一义源.
267	So we usually say that those are either the most accurate or potentially the most biased	所以,我们通常说,这些 要么是最准确的 要么可能是最有偏见的
268	because they are only seeing it through their eyes.	因为他们只从眼睛里看到它。
269	They're not seeing the big picture, but primary sources.	他们没有看到大局,而是主要来源。
270	Yes.	对
271	They are at least the closest to the actual event.	他们至少最接近实际事件。
272	So they're the first people to really witness this event.	所以他们是第一个真正见证这一事件的人。
273	So that's why it's primary.	故为主.
274	Yeah.	对
275	So you might see this in an academic setting where your professor might say,	所以,你可能会看到这一点 在学术环境下 你的教授可能会说,
276	all right, we're going to be looking at some primary sources today about Native Americans,	好了,我们今天要研究一些关于美洲原住民的主要消息
277	or whatever it might be, something that is the first source.	不管它是什么, 这是第一个来源。
278	All right.	好吧,我们走。
279	Let's watch the original clip from the conversation	让我们看谈话的原始片段
280	so that you can see how Cherise used primarily.	这样你就能看到切里斯主要如何使用.
281	Let's watch.	让我们看。
282	The reason we moved to San Diego is primarily because my husband is in the military.	我们搬到圣地亚哥的原因 主要是我丈夫是军人
283	He flies helicopters for the Navy.	他为海军驾驶直升机
284	The reason we moved to San Diego is primarily because my husband is in the military.	我们搬到圣地亚哥的原因 主要是我丈夫是军人
285	The next expression is pristine.	接下来的表达是原始的.
286	And this means pure, untouched by humans.	这意味着纯洁,不受人类影响。
287	Or it could just mean clean.	也可能只是意思是干净
288	So for example, you could say to somebody, wow, your house looks pristine.	比如,你可以对别人说,哇,你的房子看起来很原始。
289	Well, this wouldn't actually mean that it's untouched by humans because it was built by	这不意味着人类没有触及它 因为它是由
290	humans and you live in there, but it just kind of means that you cleaned it up so much that	人类和你们住在那里, 但它只是意味着 你清理了这么多,以至于
291	it doesn't even look like anybody's lived here yet.	似乎没有人住过这里
292	That would be pristine.	那将是原始的。
293	That would not be our house.	那不会是我们的房子。
294	But oftentimes we use this and I think the fundamental meaning of this would be in nature.	但是,我们经常使用这个东西, 我认为这个东西的根本意义是自然的。
295	If you go see something pristine, that means not many people live there.	如果你去看一些原始的东西, 这意味着住在那里的人不多。
296	It's in a natural state.	以自然境界为体.
297	And usually it would mean it's beautiful.	通常这意味着它很美丽。
298	So if you're in the middle of the jungle and it's hot and sweaty and muggy and there's bugs	所以,如果你在丛林的中间 它的热和汗和毛毛,有虫
299	all over you, it might be very natural, but you probably wouldn't say pristine.	在整个你身上,这可能是非常自然的, 但你可能不会说原始的。
300	There has to be kind of a calming element.	一定有种平静的元素
301	So people often use this for the ocean.	所以人们经常用这个做海洋。
302	That's how Cherise used it.	切丽丝就是这样利用的
303	We saw the most pristine beach and it was beautiful.	我们看见了最原始的海滩 它很美
304	What a beautiful view.	多么美丽的风景。
305	No people were there.	没有人在场。
306	It was pristine.	这是原始的。
307	It wasn't cluttered with umbrellas and people.	里面没有雨伞和人
308	It doesn't mean that there wasn't trash.	这并不意味着没有垃圾。
309	That's part of it, but it also just means there was no sign of humans.	这是其中的一部分,但它也只是意味着没有人类的迹象。
310	It was just the way it is originally.	本来是这样的
311	There was water and sand and the dunes and the trees.	那里有水沙 沙丘和树木
312	It was pristine.	这是原始的。
313	So this is something that you might find off the beaten path,	所以这是你可能发现的东西 在被打的道路上,
314	is something pristine, especially in nature.	是一种纯洁的事物,特别是在自然界
315	Yes.	对
316	Do you think you can use this for people?	你觉得你能用它来对付别人吗?
317	Vanessa looks pristine.	凡妮莎看起来很原始
318	You could.	你会的。
319	I don't really think so.	我不这么认为。
320	But I don't really think so.	但我不这么认为。
321	You might possibly hear this, but maybe if someone is completely fake or unreal,	你可能听到这个,但也许 如果有人完全是假的或不是真的,
322	they look pristine.	他们看起来很原始
323	How her hair and her makeup just looks so perfect.	她的头发和妆都很漂亮
324	Maybe your hairstyle is pristine.	也许你的发型很原始
325	She's like a doll.	她就像一个娃娃。
326	Yeah.	对
327	I think because people like that are very rare or maybe with social media,	我认为,因为这样的人 是非常罕见的或也许与社交媒体,
328	it's more popular.	更受欢迎。
329	I don't know.	师曰.
330	But this type of thing is less common than a place or a view.	但是,这种类型的东西不像一个地方或一个景点那么常见.
331	We use this often for nature.	我们经常用这个来对付大自然
332	So I wonder if there's anywhere near where you live that's pristine.	所以我想知道你住的地方附近有没有纯洁的地方
333	Maybe it's a lake.	也许是个湖
334	I often think of bodies of water for some reason.	我经常想到水体是有原因的
335	Like the lake was pristine.	就像湖是原始的一样
336	The ocean was pristine.	海洋是原始的。
337	And there's no sign of humans or very little sign of humans.	也没有人类的踪迹 也没有人类的踪迹
338	And it's just breathtaking.	这太令人惊叹了
339	All right.	好吧,我们走。
340	Let's watch the original clips that you can see how pristine was used.	让我们看看原始的剪辑,你可以看到原始的是如何使用的.
341	Let's watch.	让我们看。
342	You're on this ridge and then there's a huge cliff and then there's the ocean.	你在这山脊上 然后是巨大的悬崖 然后是海洋
343	And it's like the most pristine, beautiful, like untouched ocean.	它就像最原始的,美丽的, 像未受污染的海洋。
344	The most pristine, beautiful, like untouched ocean.	最原始的,美丽的, 像未受污染的海洋。
345	The final expression today is spot.	今天最后的表达是点。
346	Spot.	斑点.
347	Okay.	摆
348	So we might think that a leopard has spots.	所以我们可能认为豹子有斑点。
349	This is one way to use it.	这是使用的方法之一。
350	Very figure or very literal.	非常身材或字面化。
351	But we often use it more figuratively to talk about a place or a location.	但我们经常用它来比喻地谈论一个地方或一个地点.
352	I might say, yeah, it's a great spot.	我可能会说,是的,这是一个伟大的地点。
353	You got to visit it.	你得去拜访一下
354	That could be a restaurant.	那可能是一个餐厅。
355	That could be a good view.	这可能是一个很好的观点。
356	But it's talking about a particular location.	但它指的是特定的位置.
357	So when you're visiting a new city or you're going to visit someone else's city,	所以当你去新城市 或者去别人的城市的时候
358	or maybe someone's going to visit your city, you might say, are there any spots I need to visit?	或者也许有人会去拜访你的城市, 你可能会说,有什么地方我需要参观?
359	Or, oh, is there a good spot that I can eat falafel?	或者,哦,有一个好的地方 我可以吃法拉菲尔?
360	Or that's a good falafel spot.	或者,这是一个很好的法拉菲尔点。
361	You got to check it out.	你得检查出来。
362	So this is a very casual conversational way to talk about place.	因此,这是一个非常随意的谈话方式来谈论地方。
363	Very casual.	非常随便
364	Yes.	对
365	It's my favorite spot.	这是我最喜欢的地方
366	And sometimes this can't even be very localized.	有时这甚至不能是非常本地化的。
367	Like I need to find a spot to eat as in like literally a place to sit down.	就像我需要找个地方吃饭 就像一个坐下的地方
368	Or I can't find a spot.	或无觅处.
369	Yeah.	对
370	This would be like wherever you're sitting, maybe it's in a big field or a grassy park,	这就像无论你坐在哪里, 也许它在一个大的田野或草地公园,
371	or there's a bunch of benches somewhere, you need to find a spot to sit.	或者在某个地方有一堆长椅 你需要找个地方坐
372	Yeah.	对
373	It could even be in a restaurant where there's a bunch of seats and it's really crowded.	它甚至可能在一个餐厅 那里有一堆座位, 它真的很拥挤。
374	There's not a spot to sit in.	无有坐处.
375	So I need to wait until someone leaves.	所以我得等有人离开
376	We don't have any spots available, like places.	我们没有任何斑点,像地方。
377	Yes.	对
378	And I would say this is mostly destinations.	我想说这主要是目的地。
379	This wouldn't really be your home, right?	这不是你的家,对吧?
380	The home is my favorite spot.	家是我最喜欢的地方
381	You could say in the living room, there's a lot of spots to sit.	你可以说客厅里有很多地方要坐
382	Okay.	摆
383	That's true.	没错
384	Like if you're having a bunch of guests over, or just in general, you could say,	比如说,如果你有一群客人过来, 或者只是一般的,你可以说,
385	there's a lot of comfortable spots to sit.	有很多舒适的斑点可以坐.
386	Or there's only one comfortable spot to sit and our cat is always there.	或者只有一个舒适的地方可以坐 我们的猫总是在那里。
387	So we could say it in that way, but not talking about your home.	所以我们可以这么说 但不谈你的家
388	Like my home is a nice spot.	就像我家是个不错的地方
389	That's a little bit weird.	这有点奇怪。
390	No.	没有
391	All right.	好吧,我们走。
392	Let's watch the original clip from the conversation to talk about a spot,	让我们看谈话的原始片段 谈谈一个点,
393	meaning a place.	意思是一个地方。
394	And you can always check out the lesson guide for some more examples about how to	你总是可以看课指南 更多关于如何
395	use this to talk about another city, your own city, and to describe places around you.	用这个来谈另一个城市,你自己的城市, 并描述你周围的地方。
396	All right.	好吧,我们走。
397	Let's watch.	让我们看。
398	And it's cool to have a little hidden secret too, that's a good view and doesn't seem like	有个隐秘的秘密也很酷 这景色不错 看起来不像
399	it's too far away.	太远了
400	No.	没有
401	Yeah.	对
402	It's really the perfect spot.	这真的是完美的地点。
403	So it's really the perfect spot.	所以它真的是完美的地点。
404	It's really the perfect spot.	这真的是完美的地点。
405	Great work learning those three key vocabulary phrases that real English speakers use in the	学习真正讲英语的人在互联网上使用的这三个关键词汇词
406	real world.	真实的世界。
407	And if you enjoyed today's conversation breakdown method, I want to invite you to join me in the	如果你喜欢今天的对话破裂的方法 我想邀请你加入我
408	fearless fluency club.	无畏流利俱乐部.
409	Me along with thousands of other motivated English students, where you will be able to	我和其他数千名有志的英国学生一起 在那里你可以
410	and really immerse yourself in a real life conversation like this every single month.	并真正地沉浸 在真实的生活 谈话像这样每个月。
411	Plus you will grow your real life vocabulary, pronunciation, phrasal verbs.	此外,你还会长出你真实生活的词汇,发音,词组动词.
412	And every single week I host a live streamed English lesson where you can answer my questions,	每星期我都会主持一个英语课的直播 你可以回答我的问题
413	you can get feedback, and you're there to be able to study with me.	你可以得到反馈 而你可以和我一起学习
414	And after this live stream lesson every week, students meet together on Zoom and practice	学生们每周都会聚在一起练习
415	speaking together.	一起说话
416	The only way to improve your speaking skills is to practice speaking, and this is a great	提高你说话能力的唯一办法 就是练习演讲,这是很棒的
417	way to do it.	这样做的方式。
418	My student Volker from Germany said, the biggest game changer was when I found your course.	我来自德国的学生Volker说,最大的游戏改变者是我找到你的课程时.
419	I gave a presentation in front of 50 salesmen and I became more and more confident.	我当着50名推销员的面做了一个介绍,我越来越有信心了.
420	That's amazing.	这是惊人的。
421	My student Garg from Thailand said, last month I was working on site with colleagues	我来自泰国的学生Garg说,上个月我和同事在现场工作
422	and I had to speak in English.	我不得不说英语。
423	I had been studying with Vanessa for four months and at that event I realized, oh my	我和Vanessa学习了四个月 在那场活动中 我意识到,哦,我的
424	God, I can communicate in English.	天啊,我能用英语交流
425	I have the confidence to communicate with my colleagues.	我有信心与同事沟通。
426	Garg, I'm very happy for you.	加格,我为你感到高兴。
427	My student Sezam says, my colleagues and friends have noticed my English.	我的学生Sezam说,我的同事和朋友注意到我的英语。
428	They told me, how have you improved your English?	他们告诉我,你是如何改进你的英语的?
429	It's so amazing.	真不可思议
430	I always thought English was difficult, but after your classes, I have changed my mind.	我一直认为英语很困难,但你上课后,我改变主意了.
431	Thanks a lot.	非常感谢
432	Sezam, I'm very happy for you that English is not as difficult as you thought and you	Sezam,我为你感到非常高兴,因为英语没有你想象的那么困难,你
433	are able to see improvement.	可以看到改善。
434	That is the goal.	这就是目标。
435	So if you would like to join me and all of these wonderful students in the Fearless Fluency	所以,如果你愿意加入我 和所有这些优秀的学生 在无畏流利
436	Club, right now you can join for only $5 for the first month.	俱乐部,现在你可以只加入 5美元的第一个月。
437	This is a trial offer so that you are able to test out the course, see if it's a good	这是试题 这样你就可以测试一下航线 看看这是否很好
438	fit for you.	适合你们
439	If it is, you're welcome to stay and become a confident English speaker.	如果是的话,欢迎你留下来,成为一位自信的英语演讲者.
440	And if it is not, no problem.	如果不是,没问题。
441	You can cancel your subscription at any time.	您可在任何时候取消订阅。
442	It is hassle free.	它没有麻烦。
443	So all you need to do is click on the link in the description and join me in the Fearless	所以你只需要点击描述中的链接 加入我的无忧无虑
444	Fluency Club and all of these wonderful, motivated students.	流利俱乐部 和所有这些优秀,有积极性的学生。
445	Well, thank you so much for learning English with me and I'll see you again next Friday	非常感谢你跟我学英语 下周五再见
446	for a new lesson here on my YouTube channel.	在我的YouTube频道上新课
447	Bye.	再见。
448	But wait, do you want more?	等等,你还要吗?
449	I recommend watching this video next where you will meet my neighbors, Lindsey and Dani.	我建议在接下来的录像中 见到我的邻居林西和达尼
450	We will use the conversation breakdown method to understand our conversation about moving	我们要用对话破裂的方法 来理解我们关于移动的谈话
451	from the big city to a small town and you will be able to express yourself more fluently	从大城市到小镇 你就能更流畅地表达自己
452	in English.	英文。
453	I'll see you there.	到时见.

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时间	英文	中文
0:00	This is the English lesson you have been waiting for.	这是你一直在等的英文课
0:04	Do you want to finally express yourself naturally in English?	你想用英语表达自己吗?
0:08	Would you like to be able to watch movies and TV shows in English without using subtitles?	你想不用字幕就能看英语电影和电视节目吗?
0:14	Well, I have some good news.	我有个好消息
0:16	You're in the right place.	你来对地方了
0:18	Today you are going to learn the number one method to help you be able to use real life	今天你要学第一方法 帮助你使用现实生活
0:25	English that real English speakers use in the real world.	真正的英语演讲者在现实世界中使用的英语.
0:30	Not that old textbook stuff that no one actually uses, but real English.	不是那些没人真正用过的旧课本 而是真正的英语
0:35	So how are you going to do that?	那你打算怎样做?
0:37	You are going to test out my proven conversation breakdown method that thousands of my students	你将测试我经过验证的 对话破裂的方法 成千上万的学生

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序号	英文	中文
1	This is the English lesson you have been waiting for.	这是你一直在等的英文课
2	Do you want to finally express yourself naturally in English?	你想用英语表达自己吗?
3	Would you like to be able to watch movies and TV shows in English without using subtitles?	你想不用字幕就能看英语电影和电视节目吗?
4	Well, I have some good news.	我有个好消息
5	You're in the right place.	你来对地方了
6	Today you are going to learn the number one method to help you be able to use real life	今天你要学第一方法 帮助你使用现实生活
7	English that real English speakers use in the real world.	真正的英语演讲者在现实世界中使用的英语.
8	Not that old textbook stuff that no one actually uses, but real English.	不是那些没人真正用过的旧课本 而是真正的英语
9	So how are you going to do that?	那你打算怎样做?
10	You are going to test out my proven conversation breakdown method that thousands of my students	你将测试我经过验证的 对话破裂的方法 成千上万的学生
11	have used to be able to express themselves better and go out into the real world and	曾经能更好地表达自己 并进入现实世界
12	actually be able to use English and feel confident.	实际能够使用英语并感到自信.
13	If you're new here, hi, I'm Vanessa from SpeakEnglishWithVanessa.com and I have been teaching real life English here	如果你是新来的,嗨,我是Vanessa 来自讲英语的Vanessa.com 我在这里教过真正的英语
14	on my YouTube channel for over the past 10 years to now more than 7 million of you.	在我的YouTube频道上 在过去的10年里 至今超过700万人
15	I can't believe it.	不可思议.
16	Thank you so much for learning English with me.	谢谢你跟我学英语
17	And this week, like every week, I have created a special PDF worksheet just for you so that	这个星期,就像每个星期, 我为你们制作了一个特殊的PDF工作表,这样,
18	you never forget what you've learned in today's lesson.	你永远不要忘记你学到了什么 在今天的课。
19	This is like a mini textbook.	这就像一本迷你教科书。
20	It includes every phrase, the entire transcript of the conversation you're about to see, plus	它包括每一个短语, 所有记录 你即将看到的谈话,
21	it includes a special bonus.	包括特别奖金
22	This is a bonus that is not in today's video.	这是今天的录像里没有的奖金
23	It is only available in the worksheet.	它只在工作表中提供。
24	It is a speaking practice.	这是一个演讲练习。
25	You will get the chance to practice speaking with me and all you need to do is download	你会有机会和我练习说话,你只需要下载
26	the worksheet, click on the link within the worksheet and it is yours.	工作表,单击工作表内的链接,这是你的。
27	My gift to you.	我送给你的礼物
28	So how can you get this worksheet plus the bonus speaking practice?	那么,你怎么能得到这个工作表 加上奖金演讲练习?
29	All you need to do is click on the link in the description, enter your name and email	您只需点击描述中的链接, 输入您的姓名和电子邮件
30	address and voila, just like that.	地址和voila,就这样。
31	The worksheet and the bonus speaking practice will land in your email inbox.	工作表和奖金演讲练习会降落在您的电子邮件收件箱中.
32	What are you waiting for?	你还在等什么?
33	Go ahead and download it.	继续下载
34	Many of you have said, Vanessa, I love your conversations with other English speakers	你们很多人都说,凡妮莎,我喜欢你们跟其他说英语的人谈话
35	and that's what you're going to see today.	这就是你今天要看到的
36	You are going to meet my sister, Sharice.	你要去见我妹妹,沙里斯
37	We're talking about the city where she lives and this is an essential conversation topic.	我们谈论的是她所居住的城市 这是一个重要的话题
38	We often talk about where we live or where we came from, where we grew up and I want	我们经常谈论我们的生活 或我们来自哪里, 我们长大了,我想
39	you to be able to talk about this topic with confidence.	你能够自信地谈论这个话题
40	So let me know in the comments, what city do you live in?	所以在评论中告诉我 你住哪个城市?
41	Tell me something about it and maybe even use some of the vocabulary you're going to	告诉我一些事情,甚至可能用一些词汇 你要去
42	because after you see this conversation clip with my sister, something special is going	因为在你看到我和妹妹的谈话片段后 会有特别的事情发生
43	to happen.	发生。
44	We are going to dive deep into some of the vocabulary that was used in this conversation	我们要深入到一些词汇中 用于这次对话
45	clip.	图标。
46	My husband, Dan and I are going to break down some of the key vocabulary so that you can	我丈夫,丹和我要去 破解一些关键词汇 这样你就可以
47	use it as well when you go out into the real world.	当你进入现实世界时也用它
48	And if you enjoy this conversation breakdown method, I want to invite you to join me in	如果你喜欢这种对话破裂的方法 我想邀请你加入我
49	my course, The Fearless Fluency Club.	我的课程,无恐惧流利俱乐部。
50	We break down real life conversations like this every single month.	我们每个月都会打破真实生活的对话
51	Plus you have the opportunity to join me for a weekly live stream lesson.	而且你有机会和我一起参加每周一次的直播
52	You can ask me any questions you need to about English and many students join each other	你可以问我任何关于英语的问题 很多学生都一起来
53	to speak on Zoom and really use what they've learned every single week.	在Zoom上演讲,并真正使用 他们每星期学到的。
54	You can click on the link in the description to join us right now for only $5 for the first	你可以点击描述中的链接 现在加入我们 仅仅5美元的第一个
55	month.	一个月。
56	Try it out.	试试看
57	See if it works for you.	看看对你有用吗?
58	I am sure you're going to love it.	我相信你会喜欢的
59	All right.	好吧,我们走。
60	I will tell you some more about The Fearless Fluency Club in a little bit, but for now,	我会告诉你更多 关于无恐惧流利俱乐部 一点点,但目前,
61	let's go on and meet my sister and see a portion of our conversation about where she lives.	让我们去见见我妹妹 看看我们关于她住在哪里的谈话
62	Let's go.	我们走吧。
63	Hi, everyone.	大家好,你们好。
64	I'm here with my sister, Sharice.	我和我妹妹沙里斯一起来的
65	Some of you who've been in the course for a long time might recognize her, but we're	你们中有些人在课程中已经很久了 也许能认出她 但我们
66	glad to chat again and we're going to talk about where she lives, which might be a place	很高兴能再聊一次 然后我们来谈谈她住的地方 也许是个地方
67	you visited, might be a place you're interested in, and we can just talk about the city and	你参观过,也许你感兴趣的地方, 我们可以只是谈论城市和
68	different things because the U.S. is such a huge place.	因为美国是个巨大的地方
69	It's a lot of variety.	其种类繁多.
70	So where do you live?	所以,你住在哪里吗?
71	I live in San Diego, California, which is in the lower eastern, southeastern portion	我住在加州圣迭戈 地处下东部,东南部
72	of California.	加利福尼亚
73	Yeah.	对
74	It's like as south as you can get in California.	它就像在加利福尼亚州一样南。
75	It is.	没错
76	Any more south than we'd be in Tijuana.	比我们在提华纳还要南
77	Yeah.	对
78	You said you can see Mexico from...	你说你可以从...
79	From a highway that we go on all the time.	从一条我们一直走的高速公路上
80	Okay.	摆
81	Yeah.	对
82	It's very close.	甚处近.
83	Cool.	凉爽。
84	So we could go probably anytime, but haven't been yet.	这样我们就可以随时去 但还没有去
85	And you haven't been there long.	而且你还没有到那里很久。
86	So let's start at the beginning.	故从初起.
87	Why did you move to San Diego?	你为什么搬到圣地亚哥?
88	Because there's many places in the U.S.	因为在美国有很多地方.
89	You've lived many places.	你住过很多地方
90	I know.	我知道,我记得
91	Why San Diego?	为什么是圣地亚哥?
92	Every time I do a video, it's a different place.	每次我做一个视频, 这是一个不同的地方。
93	The reason we moved to San Diego is primarily because my husband is in the military.	我们搬到圣地亚哥的原因 主要是我丈夫是军人
94	He flies helicopters for the Navy.	他为海军驾驶直升机
95	And one of their primary bases is located in San Diego.	而他们的主要基地之一位于圣地亚哥.
96	So there is a huge military population and community that lives there.	所以那里有大量的军人和社区。
97	So when he finished his training, he was sent to San Diego, which is one of the best places	所以当他完成训练后,他被送到圣地亚哥,这是最好的地方之一
98	you can live if you're in the military because it's a great city, beautiful weather.	如果你是军人,你可以活下来 因为这里是一个伟大的城市,美丽的天气。
99	And you're kind of forced to live wherever they tell you to live.	你被迫住在他们叫你住的地方
100	So if you're going to be forced to live somewhere, good, it's a great place.	所以,如果你要被迫 住的地方,好,这是一个伟大的地方。
101	I know.	我知道,我记得
102	I was very happy that that was the location.	我很高兴那是地点
103	So that's the why, why we're there.	这就是为什么,为什么我们在那里。
104	And how long have you been there?	你在这多久了?
105	Over a year.	超过一年。
106	So for cool places in San Diego, now I've never been there, but I've seen lots of your	所以,对于圣地牙哥的酷地方, 现在我从来没有去过那里, 但我见过很多你的
107	cool pictures.	酷毙了
108	I'm curious, what kind of recommendations do you have?	我很好奇 你有什么建议?
109	Should anyone want to visit or maybe look up San Diego and just get to know a different	狦Τ稱┪砛竧ㄈ
110	city?	城市吗?
111	Do you have any recommendations for typical places to visit or like off the beaten path	你有没有建议 典型的地方 访问或喜欢 走出被殴打的道路
112	places?	地方吗?
113	Sure.	当然
114	I mean, I have a few of both.	我的意思是,我有一些两者。
115	I mean, if you want to visit someplace that every tourist should see, everyone knows about	我的意思是,如果你想参观 每一个游客应该看到的地方, 每个人都知道
116	It's not a secret.	这不是秘密
117	Then going to La Jolla Cove, there are sea lions and seals that live there.	然后去拉珠拉湾 那里有海狮和海豹
118	And you can go and walk around and there's a specific spot where they all live and they're	你可以四处走走 他们都住在一个特殊的地方
119	on these rocks and on the beach and you can watch them like swimming together.	{\fn华文楷体\fs16\1cHE0E0E0}你可以一起看着它们游泳
120	And a lot of times they're just laying on the rocks because they need to, they get cold	很多时候,他们只是躺在岩石上 因为需要,他们变得冷
121	easily, I think.	我觉得很容易
122	So they need to lay on the sun to warm up from the cold Pacific Ocean.	因此它们需要躺在太阳上才能从寒冷的太平洋暖和起来.
123	Yeah.	对
124	So they lay on the rocks most of the time.	所以他们大部分时间都躺在岩石上
125	So they're fun to observe and people love it.	因此,他们很有趣的观察和人们喜欢它。
126	So that's really cool.	这真的很酷。
127	And you can get very close.	你可以非常接近我们。
128	I mean, it's not, you shouldn't touch them, but you can get pretty close and get some	我的意思是,它不是,你不应该碰他们, 但你可以相当接近并得到一些
129	cool pictures.	酷毙了
130	So definitely going to La Jolla Cove, La Jolla Shores, which is next to it, is a very popular	所以,肯定去拉乔拉湾,拉乔拉海岸 旁边,是一个非常受欢迎的
131	beach.	沙滩
132	I would definitely recommend going there if you're going to go to a beach.	如果你要去海滩 我一定会建议你去那里
133	The water is pretty clear.	水很清澈
134	Cool.	凉爽。
135	As far as hiking goes.	至远行行.
136	What if anyone wants to surf?	如果有人想冲浪呢?
137	Oh, La Jolla Shores.	哦,拉乔拉海岸。
138	That's a place.	这是一个地方。
139	Okay.	摆
140	Yeah.	对
141	I mean, if you want to go somewhere where people expect you to be a beginner and won't	我的意思是,如果你想 去一个人们期待你成为初学者,不会
142	judge, go to La Jolla Shores.	法官,去拉乔拉码头
143	You can feel comfortable.	你可以觉得舒服。
144	I'm not sure if any of you are professional surfers.	我不知道你们是不是职业冲浪手
145	If you're a professional, then go to Blacks Beach, but that's like the one that people	如果你是专业的,那就去Blacks海滩, 但是这就像一个人们
146	go to when they're very good.	当它们很好的时候去。
147	Would you go there?	你会去那里吗?
148	Probably not, just because to get there, you have to hike down a very steep trail, carrying	可能不是,只是因为到达那里, 你必须爬下一个非常陡峭的小径,
149	a surfboard.	一个冲浪板。
150	I mean, it's quite dangerous getting to the water sometimes from these.	有时从这里到水里很危险
151	That's another barrier.	那又是个障碍.
152	Remote beaches.	遥远的海滩。
153	Yeah.	对
154	That's maybe one of the off the beaten path ones is Blacks Beach.	那也许是被打败的路上的一条 是布莱克斯海滩
155	Other popular places.	其他受欢迎的地方.
156	Any lookouts.	任何看头。
157	They are already popular.	他们已经很受欢迎了
158	Or maybe go to Mission Trails.	或者去传教所
159	They have lots of cool hiking.	他们有很多很酷的徒步旅行。
160	That's kind of the opposite of the beach life.	这和海滩生活正好相反
161	You can go rock climbing up there, bring your own equipment and climb, like, scale the side	你可以爬上石头, 带上自己的设备,爬到边上去,像,
162	of a mountain, which is pretty cool.	山,这是相当酷。
163	Then, off the beaten path, I have at least one recommendation-	那么,在被打败的道路上,我至少有一个建议 --
164	We want all the juicy secrets.	我们要所有的多汁的秘密。
165	Okay.	摆
166	Or at least that I can explain where it is.	或者至少我可以解释它在哪里
167	So, Sunset Cliffs is very popular, but if you want to go somewhere like Sunset Cliffs	因此,日落崖非常受欢迎,但如果你想去的地方 像日落崖
168	without all the people, you can go to a place in Del Mar.	没有所有人 你可以去德尔马的一个地方
169	Del Mar is more up north, it's only like 20 minutes more north, but if you go, it's like	德尔马在北面,只有20分钟,但是如果你去,就像
170	around 11th Street in Del Mar, you get off the, you just park your car, walk towards	大约11街 在德尔马,你下车, 你只是停车,走向
171	the ocean, kind of climb over this guardrail, and then-	海洋 爬过护栏 然后...
172	No trespassing, climb over that.	没有侵入,爬过那里。
173	People walk there all the time, but just not a lot of people know about it.	人们总是走在那里, 但只是没有很多人知道它。
174	And there's a railroad track.	还有一条铁轨
175	It's an active railroad track, so you have to be careful when you cross it.	这是一条活跃的铁路轨道,所以穿越时必须小心.
176	But you cross that, and then there's this trail, and you, it's, so you're on this ridge,	但你越过那条路,然后有一条小路, 而你,这是,所以你在山脊上,
177	and then there's a huge cliff, and then there's the ocean.	然后有一个巨大的悬崖, 然后是海洋。
178	And it's like the most pristine, beautiful, like untouched ocean.	它就像最原始的,美丽的, 像未受污染的海洋。
179	You see a few surfers, like one or two, and that's it.	你看见几个冲浪者,像一两个,就这样。
180	And then you just have like the most beautiful views of the cliffs, of the city, of everything,	然后,你只是有 像最美丽的景观 悬崖,城市,一切,
181	and hardly anyone there.	几乎没有人在那里。
182	And Del Mar is a very nice upscale neighborhood, so all the houses are also fun to look at	戴尔马是一个非常不错的上层街区, 所以所有的房子也是有趣的看
183	when you walk down.	当你走下来。
184	So it's like a ridge, it's a little trail, and you can, you're in nature, you get the	故如脊,小径也,而能,自然也,得之.
185	beach, but you're also not in the sand, so if you don't want to get all sandy, this is	沙滩,但你也不在沙滩上, 所以如果你不想得到所有的沙滩,这是
186	a nice option for just a walk, a picnic.	一个不错的选择 只是散步,野餐。
187	I had my wedding pictures there, so I really do love this spot.	我有我的婚礼照片, 所以我真的很喜欢这个地方。
188	It美'.
189	It's really the perfect spot, so that would be my one recommendation for an off-the-beaten-path	这真的是一个完美的地点, 所以这将是我唯一的建议 一个不败的路径
190	idea.	点子
191	Cool.	凉爽。
192	That sounds fun.	这听起来很有趣。
193	I mean, I can't wait to visit, hopefully, next year.	我的意思是,我迫不及待地想参观, 希望,明年。
194	I'll take you, yeah.	我带你去,是的。
195	That would be great.	这将是伟大的。
196	I'll respond back, let you guys know how I got this.	我会回复的 让你们知道我是怎么得到这个的
197	Yeah.	对
198	You're going to love it.	你会爱上它的。
199	Yeah.	对
200	Well, thank you so much for sharing about San Diego and your surf experience, personal	非常感谢你分享圣迭戈 和你的冲浪经验 个人
201	life.	活着
202	Of course.	当然
203	It was interesting.	这很有趣。
204	Yeah.	对
205	We got to know another place that you live.	我们得知道你住的地方
206	I know.	我知道,我记得
207	I wonder where I'll be next.	我不知道下一个我在哪里。
208	Maybe Florida.	也许佛罗里达州。
209	We'll see.	等着瞧吧
210	I never know.	我从不知道
211	We'll see.	等着瞧吧
212	Yeah.	对
213	Well, thank you so much, everyone.	非常感谢各位
214	Thanks for joining us.	谢谢你加入我们
215	Thank you, Cherise.	谢谢你,切丽丝
216	Thank you.	谢谢
217	Thanks.	谢谢
218	Bye.	再见。
219	Well, great work listening to that portion of our conversation.	嗯,伟大的工作 听我们谈话的部分。
220	The full conversation we are going to be studying this month in the Fearless Fluency Club, and	我们本月将在无恐惧流利俱乐部学习的谈话
221	now it's time to break down three key vocabulary phrases that you heard in that conversation.	现在是时候解开你在谈话中听到的三个关键词汇了。
222	My husband Dan and I are going to give you a lot of sample sentences.	我和我丈夫丹会给你很多样本
223	We're going to tell some stories.	我们要讲一些故事。
224	We're going to make this as memorable as possible so that they will stick in your mind and you'll	我们要尽可能让这一切难忘 这样他们就会坚持在你的脑海中 你会
225	be able to use them too.	也可以使用它们。
226	All right.	好吧,我们走。
227	Let's go to vocabulary.	腾讯词汇.
228	All right.	好吧,我们走。
229	Are you ready to get started?	你准备好开始了吗?
230	I'm ready.	我准备好了
231	Let's do it.	贡举志五种 上.
232	The first expression that we're going to talk about is actually two for one.	我们将要讨论的第一个表达方式其实是两个换一个.
233	It is primary and primarily.	它是首要的,也是首要的。
234	This has to do with the main thing, the main reason, the main aspect of something.	这与某物的主要原因,主要原因,主要方面有关.
235	In the conversation with Cherise, she said that they moved to San Diego primarily because	在与切里斯的谈话中,她说,他们搬到圣地亚哥主要是因为
236	her husband is in the military.	她丈夫是军人
237	We can get the sense that the number one reason is because her husband is in the military.	我们可以感觉到,第一原因 是因为她的丈夫在军队。
238	There's a small chance they would have moved there anyway, but the biggest reason, the	不过最大的原因就是...
239	primary reason, if we want to use that as an adjective, we can say primary reason, is	如果我们想用它作为形容词 我们可以说主要理由
240	because he's in the military.	因为他是军人
241	Here we can use it in two different ways, two different parts of the sentence.	在这里,我们可以用两种不同的方式,两个不同的句子部分.
242	Yes.	对
243	You can even use this as a noun.	你甚至可以把这个当作名词
244	For instance, a lot of times we use this in business, I think.	比如说,很多时候我们用这个做生意,我想。
245	If you have an important project, you might say, it is primary that we complete this this	如果你有一个重要项目,你可能会说, 这是首要的,我们完成这个
246	week.	礼拜
247	That's saying that this is the first thing we have to do or it's the main thing or the	这就是说,这是我们必须做的第一件事 或者这是主要的事情或者
248	most important thing.	最重要的东西。
249	It's primary.	初标.
250	I would say this is a little more of a formal word.	我想说,这是一个更正式的词。
251	You don't really say it throughout the day.	你一整天都没说
252	Even if you said something like, I primarily like cereal for breakfast.	即使你说了类似的话 我也喜欢早餐吃麦片
253	Even that you could say, but it just doesn't sound quite right.	即使你可以这么说 但听起来不太对劲
254	You would, like casually, you would just say, oh, I love to eat cereal in the morning, or	你会随便说说, 哦,我喜欢早上吃麦片,或者
255	I mostly like to eat cereal.	我最喜欢吃麦片
256	But you could say, I primarily like to eat cereal.	但你可以说 我主要喜欢吃麦片
257	I would recommend using this maybe in more slightly more formal situations.	我建议也许在比较正式的情况下使用。
258	You can use it in daily conversation if you wish, and that's totally fine, but I think	你可以在日常谈话中使用它,如果你想, 这完全没关系,但我认为
259	my sister used it because this was an interview, so maybe she felt like it was a more structured	我妹妹用它,因为这是一个采访, 所以也许她觉得这是一个更结构化
260	conversation, and she used the word primarily, and it's also just a personal choice.	对话,她主要使用这个词,这也只是一个个人的选择.
261	So you primarily use primarily in formal situations.	所以你主要在正式场合使用
262	Yes.	对
263	One other example I'd like to give is we use this in an academic setting often to talk	我想举的另一个例子就是 我们经常在学术场合用这个
264	about when you're doing research, we might say, I found some really important primary	关于你做研究的时候,我们可以说, 我发现了一些非常重要的初级
265	sources, and this means that you're not studying someone else's, let's say you're studying	这说明你不是在研究别人的 假设你在研究
266	about World War II, and there's a historian who has explained big concepts about World	关于二战,有一个历史学家 他解释了关于世界的大概念
267	War II.	战争二.
268	This is not a primary source.	这不是主要来源。
269	Instead, a primary source would be a diary or a journal or someone who experienced that	相反,主要来源是日记或日记,或者经历过这样的事的人。
270	situation, World War II themselves.	二战时的情况
271	So this is a primary source.	所以这是源头
272	It's like the first source.	如第一义源.
273	So we usually say that those are either the most accurate or potentially the most biased	所以,我们通常说,这些 要么是最准确的 要么可能是最有偏见的
274	because they are only seeing it through their eyes.	因为他们只从眼睛里看到它。
275	They're not seeing the big picture, but primary sources.	他们没有看到大局,而是主要来源。
276	They are at least the closest to the actual event, so they're the first people to really	他们至少是最接近实际事件, 所以他们是第一个真正
277	witness this event, so that's why it's primary.	见证这个事件, 所以这就是为什么它是初级的。
278	Yeah.	对
279	So you might see this in an academic setting where your professor might say, all right,	所以,你可能会看到这一点 在学术环境中, 你的教授可能会说, 好吧,
280	we're going to be looking at some primary sources today about Native Americans or whatever	我们今天要研究一些关于美洲原住民或别的
281	it might be, something that is the first source.	也许,这是第一个来源。
282	All right.	好吧,我们走。
283	Let's watch the original clip from the conversation so that you can see how Sharice used primarily.	让我们看看谈话中的原始片段 这样你就可以看到 沙里斯如何主要使用。
284	Let's watch.	让我们看。
285	The reason we moved to San Diego is primarily because my husband is in the military.	我们搬到圣地亚哥的原因 主要是我丈夫是军人
286	He flies helicopters for the Navy.	他为海军驾驶直升机
287	The reason we moved to San Diego is primarily because my husband is in the military.	我们搬到圣地亚哥的原因 主要是我丈夫是军人
288	The next expression is pristine.	接下来的表达是原始的.
289	And this means pure, untouched by humans, or it could just mean clean.	意思是纯洁,不受人类的影响, 也可能是纯洁。
290	So for example, you could say to somebody, wow, your house looks pristine.	比如,你可以对别人说,哇,你的房子看起来很原始。
291	Well this wouldn't actually mean that it's untouched by humans because it was built by	这并不意味着它不会被人类所影响 因为它是由
292	humans and you live in there, but it just kind of means that you cleaned it up so much	人类和你们住在那里, 但这只是意味着你们清理了这么多
293	that it doesn't even look like anybody's lived here yet.	似乎没有人住过这里
294	That would be pristine.	那将是原始的。
295	That would not be our house.	那不会是我们的房子。
296	But oftentimes we use this, and I think the fundamental meaning of this would be in nature.	但是,我们经常使用这个, 我认为它的根本意义是自然的。
297	If you go see something pristine, that means not many people live there.	如果你去看一些原始的东西, 这意味着住在那里的人不多。
298	It's in a natural state.	以自然境界为体.
299	And usually it would mean it's beautiful.	通常这意味着它很美丽。
300	So if you're in the middle of the jungle and it's hot and sweaty and muggy and there's	所以,如果你在丛林的中间, 它的热和汗和毛毛,有
301	bugs all over you, it might be very natural, but you probably wouldn't say pristine.	你身上到处都是虫子 可能很自然 但你可能不会说纯洁
302	There has to be kind of a calming element.	一定有种平静的元素
303	So people often use this for the ocean.	所以人们经常用这个做海洋。
304	That's how Cherise used it.	切丽丝就是这样利用的
305	We saw the most pristine beach and it was beautiful.	我们看见了最原始的海滩 它很美
306	What a beautiful view.	多么美丽的风景。
307	No people were there.	没有人在场。
308	It was pristine.	这是原始的。
309	It wasn't cluttered with umbrellas and people.	里面没有雨伞和人
310	It doesn't mean that there wasn't trash.	这并不意味着没有垃圾。
311	That's part of it, but it also just means there was no sign of humans.	这是其中的一部分,但它也只是意味着没有人类的迹象。
312	It was just the way it is originally.	本来是这样的
313	There was water and sand and the dunes and the trees.	那里有水沙 沙丘和树木
314	It was pristine.	这是原始的。
315	So this is something that you might find off the beaten path is something pristine, especially	所以,这是你可能会发现的东西 在被打的道路上 是一些原始的东西,尤其是
316	in nature.	在自然界中。
317	Yes.	对
318	Do you think you can use this for people?	你觉得你能用它来对付别人吗?
319	Vanessa looks pristine.	凡妮莎看起来很原始
320	You could.	你会的。
321	I don't really think so.	我不这么认为。
322	But I don't really think so.	但我不这么认为。
323	You might possibly hear this, but it's maybe if someone is like completely fake or unreal,	你可能听到这个,但如果有人 像完全假的或不真实,
324	they look pristine.	他们看起来很原始
325	How her hair and her makeup just looks so perfect.	她的头发和妆都很漂亮
326	Maybe like your hairstyle is pristine.	也许像你的发型是原始的。
327	She's like a doll.	她就像一个娃娃。
328	Yeah.	对
329	I think because people like that are very rare or maybe with social media it's more	我认为,因为这样的人 是非常罕见 或者也许社交媒体
330	popular.	大众.
331	I don't know.	师曰.
332	But this type of thing is less common than a place or a view.	但是,这种类型的东西不像一个地方或一个景点那么常见.
333	We use this often for nature.	我们经常用这个来对付大自然
334	So I wonder if there's anywhere near where you live that's pristine.	所以我想知道你住的地方附近有没有纯洁的地方
335	Maybe it's a lake.	也许是个湖
336	I often think of bodies of water for some reason, like the lake was pristine, the ocean	我常常想到水的躯体 因为某种原因, 像湖是原始的,海洋
337	was pristine, and there's no sign of humans or very little sign of humans and it's just	没有人类的踪迹 也没有人类的踪迹
338	breathtaking.	令人惊叹。
339	All right.	好吧,我们走。
340	Let's watch the original clips that you can see how pristine was used.	让我们看看原始的剪辑,你可以看到原始的是如何使用的.
341	Let's watch.	让我们看。
342	You're on this ridge and then there's a huge cliff and then there's the ocean.	你在这山脊上 然后是巨大的悬崖 然后是海洋
343	And it's like the most pristine, beautiful, like untouched ocean.	它就像最原始的,美丽的, 像未受污染的海洋。
344	The most pristine, beautiful, like untouched ocean.	最原始的,美丽的, 像未受污染的海洋。
345	The final expression today is spot.	今天最后的表达是点。
346	Spot.	斑点.
347	Okay.	摆
348	So we might think that a leopard has spots.	所以我们可能认为豹子有斑点。
349	This is one way to use it, very figure or very literal, but we often use it more figuratively	这是使用它的一种方法, 非常数字或非常字面化, 但我们经常使用它 更比喻
350	to talk about a place or a location.	谈论一个地方或地点。
351	I might say, yeah, it's a great spot.	我可能会说,是的,这是一个伟大的地点。
352	You got to visit it.	你得去拜访一下
353	That could be a restaurant.	那可能是一个餐厅。
354	That could be a good view, but it's talking about a particular location.	这可能是一个很好的景色, 但它谈论一个特定的地点。
355	So when you're visiting a new city or you're going to visit someone else's city or maybe	所以当你去新城市 或者去别人的城市 或者也许
356	someone's going to visit your city, you might say, are there any spots I need to visit?	有人会去你的城市,你可能会说, 是否有任何地方我需要访问?
357	Or oh, is there a good spot that I can eat falafel?	或者,有一个好的地方 我可以吃法拉芬?
358	Or that's a good falafel spot.	或者,这是一个很好的法拉菲尔点。
359	You got to check it out.	你得检查出来。
360	So this is a very casual conversational way to talk about place.	因此,这是一个非常随意的谈话方式来谈论地方。
361	Very casual.	非常随便
362	Yes.	对
363	It's my favorite spot.	这是我最喜欢的地方
364	And sometimes this can't even be very localized, like I need to find a spot to eat as in like	有时这甚至不能是非常本地化的, 就像我需要找到一个吃的地方一样
365	literally a place to sit down or I can't find a spot.	或者我找不到一个地方
366	This would be like wherever you're sitting, maybe it's in a big field or a grassy park	这就像你坐在任何地方, 也许它在一个大的田野或草地公园
367	or there's a bunch of benches somewhere, you need to find a spot to sit.	或者在某个地方有一堆长椅 你需要找个地方坐
368	It could even be in a restaurant where there's a bunch of seats and it's really crowded.	它甚至可能在一个餐厅 那里有一堆座位, 它真的很拥挤。
369	There's not a spot to sit in, so I need to wait until someone leaves.	没有地方可以坐, 所以我需要等待 直到有人离开。
370	We don't have any spots available, like places.	我们没有任何斑点,像地方。
371	Yes.	对
372	And I would say this is mostly destinations.	我想说这主要是目的地。
373	This wouldn't really be your home, right?	这不是你的家,对吧?
374	Home is my favorite spot.	家是我最喜欢的地方
375	You could say in the living room, there's a lot of spots to sit.	你可以说客厅里有很多地方要坐
376	Okay, that's true.	好吧,这是真的。
377	Like if you're having a bunch of guests over or just in general, you could say there's	喜欢,如果你有一群客人 过或只是一般, 你可以说有
378	a lot of comfortable spots to sit or there's only one comfortable spot to sit and our cat	有很多舒适的斑点可以坐 或者只有一个舒适的斑点可以坐 我们的猫
379	is always there.	总是有。
380	So we could say it in that way, but not talking about your home.	所以我们可以这么说 但不谈你的家
381	Like my home is a nice spot.	就像我家是个不错的地方
382	That's a little bit weird.	这有点奇怪。
383	All right, let's watch the original clip from the conversation to talk about a spot meaning	好吧,让我们看 谈话的原始片段 谈一个点的意义
384	a place.	一个地方。
385	And you can always check out the lesson guide for some more examples about how to use this	你随时可以查看课程指南 更多如何使用的例子
386	to talk about another city, your own city, and to describe places around you.	谈谈另一个城市,你自己的城市, 并描述你周围的地方。
387	All right, let's watch.	好吧,让我们看。
388	And it's cool to have a little hidden secret too that's a good view and doesn't seem like	有个隐秘的秘密也很酷 这景色不错 看上去不像
389	it's too far away.	太远了
390	No, yeah, it's really the perfect spot.	不,是的,这是真正的完美地点。
391	So it's really the perfect spot.	所以它真的是完美的地点。
392	It's really the perfect spot.	这真的是完美的地点。
393	Great work learning those three key vocabulary phrases that real English speakers use in	学习真正讲英语的人使用的这三个关键词汇
394	the real world.	真实的世界。
395	And if you enjoyed today's conversation breakdown method, I want to invite you to join me in	如果你喜欢今天的对话破裂的方法 我想邀请你加入我
396	the Fearless Fluency Club, me along with thousands of other motivated English students where	我和成千上万的英国学生一起
397	you will be able to study and really immerse yourself in a real life conversation like	你会学习并真正沉浸在现实生活中
398	every single month.	每个月。
399	Plus, you will grow your real life vocabulary, pronunciation, phrasal verbs.	另外,你还会长出你真实生活的词汇,发音,语法动词.
400	And every single week, I host a live streamed English lesson where you can answer my questions,	每周我都会主持一个英语课 你可以回答我的问题
401	you can get feedback, and you are there to be able to study with me.	你可以得到反馈 而你可以和我一起学习
402	And after this live stream lesson every week, students meet together on Zoom and practice	学生们每周都会聚在一起练习
403	speaking together.	一起说话
404	The only way to improve your speaking skills is to practice speaking, and this is a great	提高你说话能力的唯一办法 就是练习演讲,这是很棒的
405	way to do it.	这样做的方式。
406	My student Volker from Germany said, the biggest game changer was when I found your course.	我来自德国的学生Volker说,最大的游戏改变者是我找到你的课程时.
407	I gave a presentation in front of 50 salesmen and I became more and more confident.	我当着50名推销员的面做了一个介绍,我越来越有信心了.
408	That's amazing.	这是惊人的。
409	My student Garg from Thailand said, last month I was working on site with colleagues and	我来自泰国的学生Garg说 上个月我和同事一起工作
410	I had to speak in English.	我不得不说英语。
411	I had been studying with Vanessa for four months and at that event, I realized, oh my	我和Vanessa学习了四个月 在那场活动中,我意识到,哦,我的
412	God, I can communicate in English.	天啊,我能用英语交流
413	I have the confidence to communicate with my colleagues.	我有信心与同事沟通。
414	Garg, I'm very happy for you.	加格,我为你感到高兴。
415	My student Sezam says, my colleagues and friends have noticed my English.	我的学生Sezam说,我的同事和朋友注意到我的英语。
416	They told me, how have you improved your English?	他们告诉我,你是如何改进你的英语的?
417	It's so amazing.	真不可思议
418	I always thought English was difficult, but after your classes, I have changed my mind.	我一直认为英语很困难,但你上课后,我改变主意了.
419	Thanks a lot.	非常感谢
420	Sezam, I'm very happy for you that English is not as difficult as you thought and you	Sezam,我为你感到非常高兴,因为英语没有你想象的那么困难,你
421	are able to see improvement.	可以看到改善。
422	That is the goal.	这就是目标。
423	If you would like to join me and all of these wonderful students in the Fearless Fluency	如果你愿意加入我和所有这些优秀的学生 在无畏流利
424	Club, right now you can join for only $5 for the first month.	俱乐部,现在你可以只加入 5美元的第一个月。
425	This is a trial offer so that you are able to test out the course, see if it's a good	这是试题 这样你就可以测试一下航线 看看这是否很好
426	fit for you.	适合你们
427	If it is, you're welcome to stay and become a confident English speaker and if it is not,	如果是的话,欢迎你留下来 成为一个自信的英语演讲者 如果不是的话
428	no problem.	没问题
429	You can cancel your subscription at any time.	您可在任何时候取消订阅。
430	It is hassle free.	它没有麻烦。
431	All you need to do is click on the link in the description and join me in the Fearless	你只需要点击描述中的链接 加入我的无忧无虑
432	Fluency Club and all of these wonderful, motivated students.	流利俱乐部 和所有这些优秀,有积极性的学生。
433	Thank you so much for learning English with me and I'll see you again next Friday for	非常感谢你和我一起学英语 下周五再见
434	a new lesson here on my YouTube channel.	我在YouTube频道上的新课
435	Bye.	再见。
436	But wait, do you want more?	等等,你还要吗?
437	I recommend watching this video next where you will meet my neighbors, Lindsay and Danny.	我建议你接下来看这段视频 在那里你会见到我的邻居林赛和丹尼
438	We will use the conversation breakdown method to understand our conversation about moving	我们要用对话破裂的方法 来理解我们关于移动的谈话
439	from the big city to a small town and you will be able to express yourself more fluently	从大城市到小镇 你就能更流畅地表达自己
440	in English.	英文。
441	I'll see you there.	到时见.

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