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  • Hello, everybody.

    大家好

  • It's me, Elliot from E.

    是我,艾略特從E。

  • T.

    T.

  • J.

    J.

  • English and welcome to this Halloween special English lesson.

    英語,歡迎參加本次萬聖節特別英語課。

  • I love this time of year.

    我喜歡這個時候。

  • Halloween's great.

    萬聖節是個好日子

  • You know, I love all things spooky and scary and horror movies.

    你知道,我喜歡所有的東西 幽靈和恐怖電影。

  • I mean, I'm basically a vampire, but I don't just love it because of all the spooky Halloween stuff.

    我的意思是,我基本上是一個吸血鬼, 但我不只是喜歡它 因為所有的幽靈萬聖節的東西。

  • I also think Autumn, which Americans called full Okay, We call it Autumn this season.

    我也覺得秋,美國人叫全好,我們這個季節叫秋。

  • I think it's a beautiful time of year.

    我覺得這是一個美麗的季節。

  • It's very aesthetically pleasing.

    很有美感。

  • The leaves on the trees start to change color, and they fall anyway.

    樹上的葉子開始變色,反正都落了。

  • Today, I wanted to share some alternative ways of saying that something is Skerry or that you were scared or that something scared you.

    今天,我想和大家分享一些另類的說法,說某件事情是斯凱瑞,或者說你被嚇到了,或者說某件事情嚇到了你。

  • We want to paint a picture.

    我們要畫一幅畫。

  • We want to show our listener that there are many different ways that we can say we're scared.

    我們想告訴我們的聽眾,有很多不同的方式,我們可以說我們很害怕。

  • So let's start with, firstly, some vocabulary.

    那麼我們先來看看,首先是一些詞彙。

  • Then we'll talk about some expressions.

    那麼我們就來談談一些表達方式。

  • Let's say you're watching a scary movie or someone's telling you a spooky story.

    比方說,你在看一部恐怖電影,或者有人給你講一個詭異的故事。

  • Spooky also means Skerry.

    幽靈也就是斯凱瑞。

  • There's one particular part of that movie or that story, which is absolutely chilling.

    那部電影或那個故事有一個特別的部分,這絕對是令人驚悚的。

  • Ooh, chilling chilling.

    哦,冷颼颼的。

  • Now when we go outside, for example, and it's cold will say it's chilly outside.

    比如說現在我們到外面去,很冷的時候會說外面很冷。

  • So if a part of a film or a story is chilling, it makes you feel cold and shivering on Dsquared, right?

    所以,如果一部電影或一個故事的某個部分讓人不寒而慄,就會讓你在Dsquared上覺得冷得發抖吧?

  • You could say that was a very chilling story.

    可以說這是一個非常驚悚的故事。

  • I quite like the word creepy.

    我很喜歡毛骨悚然這個詞。

  • Maybe if you go into an old building right, it's a bit creepy in here.

    也許如果你進了一棟老樓沒錯,這裡有點詭異。

  • Just It's a bit weird and scary, and there's something not right about it.

    只是它有點怪異和可怕,有一些不對勁。

  • Now.

    現在就去

  • If something is really, really scary, you don't want to have to say that was really scary.

    如果一件事真的非常非常可怕,你不想不得不說那是非常可怕的。

  • Why not say it was terrifying or I was terrified?

    為什麼不說很恐怖,或者說我很害怕呢?

  • Alternatively, you could say that was horrifying or I was horrified.

    或者,你可以說那是可怕的,或者我被嚇壞了。

  • It's a way to exaggerate.

    這是一種誇張的方式。

  • More emphasized more.

    更強調了更多。

  • Do you like scary movies?

    你喜歡恐怖電影嗎?

  • Have you ever heard of a jump scare?

    你聽說過跳樓驚魂嗎?

  • Jump scare is that part where the atmosphere is building and you know something is coming.

    跳躍驚嚇是指氣氛正在形成,你知道有東西要來的那部分。

  • You start to get the anticipation and then suddenly boot.

    你開始有了期待,然後突然啟動。

  • It makes you jump Who jump, right?

    它讓你跳,誰跳,對不對?

  • We call that part of the film movie.

    我們稱這部分為電影膠片。

  • We call that a jump scare.

    我們稱之為跳樓驚魂。

  • So maybe if you experienced a jump scare, it makes your heart skip a beat.

    所以,如果你經歷過跳樓驚魂,也許會讓你心驚肉跳。

  • Oh, that made me jump.

    哦,這讓我跳了起來。

  • My heart skipped a beat.

    我的心跳了一下。

  • If your heart skips a beat, it's just another way of saying that really scared me.

    如果你的心臟跳動,這只是另一種說法,真的嚇到我了。

  • But it's, um, or expressive way of saying Maybe it made you shake like a leaf.

    但這是,嗯,或者說是一種表達方式,也許它讓你像一片葉子一樣顫抖。

  • I'm shaking like a leaf, meaning my body is shaking.

    我像一片葉子一樣在顫抖,也就是說我的身體在顫抖。

  • I'm scared, You know, you could also say it when you're cold.

    我害怕,你知道,你也可以在你冷的時候說。

  • You know, when you're cold and you're shivering, could say that something was petrifying or it petrified you.

    你知道,當你冷得發抖的時候,可以說有什麼東西讓你石化,或者說它讓你石化。

  • To be petrified means to be scared so much that you can't move your stuck.

    被石化的意思是害怕到不能動彈的卡住。

  • Still, we might even say that we are scared stiff again, stiff.

    不過,我們甚至可以說,我們又被嚇僵了,僵了。

  • We can't move so many different ways of showing that we're scared, right?

    我們不能動不動就用這麼多不同的方式來表示自己害怕吧?

  • It's very, very common.

    這是非常非常常見的。

  • Very, very common in informal situations for people to say, for example, that scare the shit out of me or I just myself.

    在非正式場合,非常非常常見的人說,比如說,嚇死我了,或者我只是自己。

  • Okay, it may sound rude.

    好吧,這可能聽起來很粗魯。

  • It may sound disgusting, but welcome to the UK.

    這聽起來可能很噁心,但歡迎來到英國。

  • This is how we talk here.

    我們在這裡就是這樣說話的。

  • We don't all talk like the queen.

    我們不都是像女王一樣說話。

  • We do use a lot of profanity when we speak is a part of our culture.

    我們說話時確實會使用很多髒話,這是我們文化的一部分。

  • It's a part of being friends with people and having fun.

    這是與人交朋友的一部分,也是開心的一部分。

  • So don't be afraid to use that with people close to you people that you're not afraid to use bad language with.

    所以,不要害怕對你親近的人使用,對你不怕用壞話的人使用。

  • So I hope you find this useful.

    所以希望大家覺得有用。

  • Please tell me in the comments below using one of these new words something which recently scared you or something which scares you a lot.

    請在下面的評論中用這些新詞中的一個告訴我最近讓你害怕的事情或者讓你害怕的事情。

  • For example, going to the dentist.

    比如說,去看牙醫。

  • I do shake like a leaf in the waiting room when I go to the dentist.

    我去看牙醫的時候,確實像候診室裡的樹葉一樣抖動。

  • Another thing that I find quite creepy is is that that weird man with the chain saw that seems to be stood behind you.

    還有一點我覺得挺恐怖的,就是那個拿著鏈鋸的怪人,好像就站在你身後。

  • Just turn around.

    轉過來吧

  • I'm sorry.

    我很抱歉

  • Thank you very much for watching.

    非常感謝您的觀看。

  • If you're interested in improving your pronunciation may be working towards more of a British pronunciation.

    如果你有興趣改善你的發音可能會朝著更多的英式發音努力。

  • You can join my pronunciation course at e t j english dot com where you'll have access to all of my lessons on Did you'll be able to talk to me, send me voice messages on WhatsApp or wechat for feedback on my professional advice.

    你可以通過e t j english dot com加入我的發音課程,在那裡你可以獲得我所有關於Did的課程,你可以和我交流,在WhatsApp或微信上給我發送語音資訊,以獲得我的專業建議反饋。

  • So if you do join, I look forward to talking to you.

    所以,如果你真的加入,我期待著與你交談。

  • Andi, please.

    安迪,請。

  • If you enjoyed this lesson, give me a thumbs up.

    如果你喜歡這節課,請給我豎起大拇指。

  • Don't forget to subscribe if you haven't already and I will see you next time.

    如果你還沒有訂閱,別忘了訂閱,我們下次再見。

  • Cheers, guys.

    乾杯,夥計們。

  • Bye.

    掰掰

Hello, everybody.

大家好

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