每日口說挑戰 【TED-Ed】為什麼我們說話的時候會猶豫不決? (Why do we, like, hesitate when we, um, speak? - Lorenzo García-Amaya)

主持人 : Leila
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If someone is talking and, uh, they keep pausing while they're, you know, talking and using all these extra little, like, sound or words, does that mean they're dumb?

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Discourse markers direct the flow of conversation, and some studies suggest that conscientious speakers use more of these phrases to ensure everyone is being heard and understood.
言談標記能引導談話的流向,而一些研究表明,有同理心的演講者多會使用這些短語,以確保每個人的意見都能被聽到和理解。

學習重點

1. conscientious 認真的;盡心盡責的;一絲不苟的

conscientious

[͵kɑnʃɪˋɛnʃəs] (adj.) 認真的;盡心盡責的;一絲不苟的

2. discourse 對話;交流

discourse

[ˋdɪskors] (n.) 對話;交流

3. marker 標識,標誌

marker

[mɑrkɚ] (n.) 標識,標誌