每日口說挑戰討厭掃廁所？其實讓浴室清潔溜溜就這麼簡單！(Daily Bathroom Cleaning Routine! (Clean My Space))

“Billy? Billy! Clean up your room! It’s like a pigsty in here.”
“Y’know, Mom, pigs are actually really clean animals. People think that just because they cover themselves in mud they’re dirty, but actually, they do that to stay cool.”

What’s up, VoiceTubers? Leila here. Would you say you’re a neat freak or a bit closer to the messier side? Or maybe you’re somewhere in the middle, depending on the day. Well, no matter what your personal cleaning schedule is, it’s probably safe to say that we all love clean bathrooms. The trouble is keeping them clean. To that end, the lady in today’s video has some pretty good tips for little things that we can do on a daily basis to prevent our bathrooms from turning into disaster sites. Check it out if you haven’t already.

In the meantime, let’s get to the Sentence of the Day:

But trust me, when you walk into that clean bathroom, you're going to crave it being clean all the time and this routine is going to sit a lot easier with you.
相信我，當你走進乾淨的浴室，你就會渴望它隨時都這麼乾淨，而以上的這些例行工作對你來說也會越來越簡單。


Pronunciation tips:

1. walk into /wal-kin-to/
2. “Sit” + “a” + “lot” = linked together, more like a 3-syllable word


Vocabulary:

1. crave (v.) KK: /krev/ IPA: /kreɪv/
to have a very strong feeling of wanting something
渴望，熱望；難以抑制的渴求
Can we stop for lunch? I’m craving ramen.
我們可以去吃個午餐嗎？我好想吃拉麵。


2. routine (n.) KK: /[ruˋtin/ IPA: /ruːˈtiːn/
a usual or fixed way of doing things
慣例，常規；例行公事
I was ill for a few days and now I’m trying to get back into my daily routine.
我這幾天生病，所以現在我正試著回到我的日常例行公事。


3. sit right/well (with sb) (phrase)
to be something that you agree or are pleased with
（某人）可接受；受（某人）歡迎
The decision came down from management, but it didn’t sit well with the staff.
這決定是管理階級佈達的，但員工們不太接受。


Alright, confession time: my bathroom is not always sparkling clean. Shocking, I know. I have the bad habit of letting a little bit of dirt build up, and then a little more, and then before I know it, cleaning the bathroom seems like a huge job that will take hours. So, watching today’s video was a great reminder for me that there are quick and easy ways to prevent the bathroom from becoming too gross to handle. Like keeping a little container of baking soda and a little spray bottle of cleaner in the bathroom so there’s no excuse not to give it a quick clean. That’s brilliant! Why didn’t I think of that?

I love tips like these because they’re really small actions that I can anchor to behaviors that I always do. I use my bathroom every day, so I might as well attach a super quick cleaning routine to that behavior. Here’s another tip I picked up along the way: before I move from one room in my home to another, I look around for any objects that should be in the room I’m heading to.

What about you? Are you good at keeping your home clean? Do you have any tips to share with us? Put ‘em in the comments below! And as always, hit that record button when you’re ready with your sentence. Catch ya next time.

But trust me, when you walk into that clean bathroom, you're going to crave it being clean all the time and this routine is going to sit a lot easier with you.

之前讓我最崩潰ㄉ是浴室鏡子上的水垢。用盡各種方式，各種偏方，還是擦不掉。(˘･_･˘)

But trust me, when you walk into that clean bathroom, you're gonna crave(/kreɪv/渴望v.) it being clean all the time and this routine(/ruːˈtiːn/日常工作) is gonna *sit a lot easier with you.
但是請你相信我，當你走進乾淨的浴室，你就會渴望它隨時都這麼乾淨，而這些例行工作對你來說也會越來越簡單。

◆ be going to = be gonna

◆ A sit easy/easily with B
= B is comfortable(自在的,愜意的) with A

To be agreeable to one's values or sensibilities(感受n.).

If it does not sit easy with you, then you are uncomfortable with it, even if it is something good.

The idea that some children have to *go hungry(挨餓) in this country just doesn't sit easily with me.

Some aspects(層面) of my proposal(提案) didn't sit easily with them, but I assured(使確信v.) them that things could be changed to accommodate(使相符v.) their preferences(喜好n.).

◆ sit right/well (with sb) :（某人）可接受；受（某人）歡迎 to be something that you agree or are pleased with; to be acceptable to someone

If something does not sit well with you, you are displeased(惱火的) about it, and want it to be different.

Their decision/answer didn't sit well with the Board of Directors. 他們的決定／答覆沒有得到董事會的認可。

“Billy? Billy! Clean up your room! It’s like a pigsty(/ˈpɪɡ.staɪ/豬舍) in here.” “Y’know, Mom, pigs are actually really clean animals. People think that just because they cover themselves in mud(泥漿) they’re dirty, but actually, they do that to stay cool.” What’s up, VoiceTubers? Leila here. Would you say you’re a *neat freak(潔癖) or a bit closer to the messier(較混亂的) side? Or maybe you’re somewhere in the middle, depending on the day. Well, no matter what your personal cleaning schedule is, it’s probably safe to say that we all love clean bathrooms. The trouble is keeping them clean. *To that end(為了那個目的), the lady in today’s video has some pretty good tips for little things that we can do on a daily basis to prevent our bathrooms from turning into disaster sites. Check it out if you haven’t already. In the meantime, let’s get to the Sentence of the Day.

1. crave (v.) /kreɪv/ 渴望，熱望；難以抑制的渴求 to have a very strong feeling of wanting something:
Can we stop for lunch? I’m craving ramen. 我們可以去吃個午餐嗎？我好想吃拉麵。

2. routine (n.) /ruːˈtiːn/ 慣例，常規；例行公事 a usual or fixed way of doing things:
I was ill for a few days and now I’m trying to get back into my daily routine. 我這幾天生病，所以現在我正試著回到我的日常例行公事。

3. sit right/well (with sb) : (phr.)（某人）可接受；受（某人）歡迎 to be something that you agree or are pleased with:
The decision came down from management, but it didn’t sit well with the staff. 這決定是管理階級佈達的，但員工們不太接受。

Alright, confession(坦白n.) time: my bathroom is not always sparkling(閃亮的) clean(完全地adv.). Shocking, I know. I have the bad habit of letting a little bit of dirt build up, and then a little more, and then before I know it, cleaning the bathroom seems like a huge job that will take hours. So, watching today’s video was a great reminder(提醒n.) for me that there are quick and easy ways to prevent the bathroom from becoming too gross(噁心的) to handle. Like keeping a little container of baking soda and a little spray bottle of cleaner in the bathroom so there’s no excuse(藉口) not to give it a quick clean. That’s brilliant! Why didn’t I think of that? I love tips like these because they’re really small actions that I can anchor(/ˈæŋ.kɚ/固定v.) to behaviors that I always do. I use my bathroom every day, so I might as well attach(/əˈtætʃ/附著,固定v.) a super quick cleaning routine to that behavior. Here’s another tip I picked up along the way: before I move from one room in my home to another(在我離開一個空間去另外一個之前), I look around for any objects that should be in the room I’m heading to(隨時使物品歸位). What about you? Are you good at keeping your home clean? Do you have any tips to share with us? Put ‘em in the comments below! And as always, hit that record button when you’re ready with your sentence. Catch ya next time.

☺But trust me, when you walk into that clean bathroom, you're going to crave it being clean all the time and this routine is going to sit a lot easier with you.
但相信我，當你走進那間乾淨的浴室，你就會渴望它隨時都保持這麼乾淨，而以上這些例行工作對你來說也會越來越簡單。
【心得】打掃是件很煩人的事，所以我都會忍無可忍才去做:p
■crave [krev] (vt.) 渴望獲得；迫切需要；懇求、請求
(vi.) 渴望[(+for/after)][+to-v]；懇求、請求[(+for)]
■routine [ruˋtin] (n.C or U) 例行公事；日常工作；慣例；慣常的程序
(n.C)(經常表演的)固定劇目；一套固定的舞步(或動作)；(電腦的)例行程式
(adj.)日常的、例行的、常規的；一般的；平淡的、泛味的
■sit right/well (with sb) (ph.)(某人)可接受；受(某人)歡迎

前天打完疫苗 半夜腹痛
昨天去醫院檢查結果…..
醫生說輕微發炎 沒事 (´･_･`)

Day 68

But trust me, when you walk into that clean bathroom, you're going to crave it being clean all the time and this routine is going to sit a lot easier with you.

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