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  • Today's lesson was created by you.

    今天的課程是由您創建的。

  • I asked you to ask us your top questions about daily routines, so today I'm here with my husband Dan.

    我曾請大家向我們提出有關日常作息的首要問題,所以今天我和我的丈夫 Dan 一起來了。

  • Dan- Hello.

    Dan- 你好。

  • Vanessa- And we're going to be answering your questions.

    Vanessa- 我們將回答你們的問題。

  • Will your question be featured in today's lesson?

    您的問題會出現在今天的課程中嗎?

  • I don't know.

    我不知道。

  • We'll watch to find out.

    我們將拭目以待。

  • Hi, I'm Vanessa from SpeakEnglishWithVanessa.com and like always, I have created a free PDF which is here over Dan's face and it is going to include all of the wonderful questions, all of the vocabulary that we're going to use today, definitions, extra sample sentences so that you can use this vocabulary yourself because the goal of today's lesson is to help you understand real conversations, but also be able to have real conversations yourself.

    大家好,我是來自 SpeakEnglishWithVanessa.com 的 Vanessa,和往常一樣,我製作了一份免費的 PDF 文件,在 Dan 的臉上,它將包括所有精彩的問題、我們今天要用到的所有詞彙、定義、額外的例句,這樣你就可以自己使用這些詞彙,因為今天課程的目標是幫助你理解真實的對話,同時也能夠自己進行真實的對話。

  • So please download this free worksheet, expand your vocabulary and your speaking skills so that you can go into the world with confidence.

    是以,請下載這份免費工作表,擴大你的詞彙量,提高你的口語技能,讓你自信地走向世界。

  • You can click on the link in the description to download that free PDF worksheet today.

    您可以點擊說明中的鏈接,下載免費的 PDF 工作表。

  • All right, are you ready to get started with our first category of questions?

    好了,準備好開始我們的第一類問題了嗎?

  • Dan- I'm ready.

    Dan- 我準備好了。

  • I'm coming in blind too, so this should be interesting.

    我也是盲人摸象,所以應該會很有趣。

  • Vanessa- Yeah, Dan has no idea what these questions are.

    Vanessa- 是啊,Dan 根本不知道這些問題是什麼。

  • The first category are questions about daily routine.

    第一類是有關日常生活的問題。

  • The second category are questions about food and the third category are questions about activities or hobbies and there are a lot of questions.

    第二類是關於食物的問題,第三類是關於活動或愛好的問題,問題很多。

  • So we're going to try to whip through these lightning speed and just see what happens.

    所以,我們要以迅雷不及掩耳之勢,把這些東西一掃而空,看看會發生什麼。

  • Are you ready?

    準備好了嗎?

  • Dan- I'm ready.

    Dan- 我準備好了。

  • Vanessa- All right.

    Vanessa- All right.

  • Questions about daily routine.

    有關日常生活的問題。

  • The first question is, what is your routine every morning?

    第一個問題是,你每天早上的作息時間是怎樣的?

  • Dan- My routine every morning.

    Dan- 我每天早上的例行公事。

  • Well, as you know, I get out of bed, I look in the mirror for two seconds and I go like this.

    你也知道,我從床上爬起來,對著鏡子照了兩秒鐘,然後就這樣了。

  • Vanessa- And I always laugh because I think that is such a non-woman way to get ready in the morning.

    Vanessa- 我總是笑,因為我覺得這樣的早晨準備方式太不女性化了。

  • Just, okay, I'm good.

    只是,好吧,我很好。

  • Dan- Yeah, okay.

    丹 好的

  • Nothing on my face.

    我臉上什麼都沒有

  • All right, go.

    好了,走吧

  • And then maybe brush my teeth sometimes and then go make breakfast.

    然後可能偶爾刷刷牙,再去做早餐。

  • So I make breakfast for both my kids, but not you because you like to eat later.

    所以我給兩個孩子都做了早餐,但你沒有,因為你喜歡晚點吃。

  • And then I pack my son a lunch and myself a lunch and then we go to school.

    然後我給兒子準備午餐,給自己準備午餐,然後我們就去上學了。

  • We drive to school together.

    我們一起開車上學。

  • So gather all the stuff and go.

    那就收拾東西出發吧。

  • Vanessa- Yep.

    Vanessa- 是的。

  • That's the morning routine.

    這就是早晨的例行公事。

  • Dan- How about you?

    Dan- 你呢?

  • Vanessa- Well, while Dan is making breakfast, I wake up, I nurse our baby and walk into the kitchen, try to spend a little time with our kids.

    Vanessa- 好吧,當 Dan 做早餐的時候,我醒來,給孩子餵奶,然後走進廚房,試著花一點時間和孩子們在一起。

  • I make some tea, we eat breakfast together and I help our oldest get out the door with

    我泡好茶,我們一起吃早餐,然後我扶著我們的老大走出家門。

  • Dan.

  • Dan- That could be a challenge.

    Dan- 這可能是個挑戰。

  • Vanessa- And then I spend some time with our three-year-old before we go to preschool.

    Vanessa- 然後在我們去學前班之前,我會花一些時間陪陪我們三歲的孩子。

  • So our carpool friends pick him up and take him to preschool about 30 minutes after they leave.

    是以,我們的拼車朋友會在他們離開後 30 分鐘左右來接他去幼兒園。

  • So we have a nice 30 minutes of quality time together.

    是以,我們有 30 分鐘的美好時光在一起。

  • And usually I push him on the swing outside.

    通常我會把他推到外面盪鞦韆。

  • That's his favorite thing.

    這是他的最愛。

  • And then he goes to preschool with our carpool friends and I put our baby down for a nap and my day begins.

    然後他和我們的拼車朋友一起去幼兒園,我把孩子放下來小睡一會兒,一天的工作就開始了。

  • All right, question number two.

    好吧,第二個問題。

  • Dan- Question two.

    Dan- 第二個問題。

  • Vanessa- How has your morning routine changed now that you have three kids?

    Vanessa- 有了三個孩子後,你的晨間作息有什麼變化?

  • What hasn't changed is the question.

    不變的是問題。

  • Dan- Well, the biggest thing is school for me.

    Dan- 對我來說,最大的事情就是上學。

  • We never had to get ready for school before.

    我們以前從沒準備過上學。

  • And I work at the school too.

    我也在學校工作。

  • So pretty much everything has changed about the morning routine because of the children.

    是以,因為有了孩子,早晨的作息時間幾乎都發生了變化。

  • But as far as three children go, I mean- Vanessa- Two, three, eh?

    但至於三個孩子,我是說-- 瓦妮莎-- 兩個,三個,嗯?

  • Dan- Yeah.

    Dan- 是的。

  • Our third baby is so easy.

    我們的第三個孩子非常容易。

  • She doesn't really count as far as a lot of work yet.

    她的工作量還不算大。

  • Vanessa- Yeah.

    Vanessa- 是的。

  • I feel like the routine changing was more no kids or kids.

    我覺得常規的改變更多的是沒有孩子或有孩子。

  • When you don't have kids, your morning routine is really different.

    當你沒有孩子時,你的晨間作息就真的不一樣了。

  • We just spent more time.

    我們只是花了更多的時間。

  • It was quieter.

    更安靜了。

  • I don't even know what life was like.

    我甚至不知道當時的生活是怎樣的。

  • Drank my tea quietly.

    靜靜地喝著茶

  • But now you're always multitasking.

    但現在,你總是身兼多職。

  • I'm reading a book, nursing a baby, and drinking my tea at the same time.

    我一邊看書,一邊給孩子餵奶,一邊喝茶。

  • There's just more going on all the time.

    事情總是越來越多。

  • Yeah, I'd say that's the biggest thing for me.

    對我來說,這是最重要的事情。

  • All right, next question.

    好的,下一個問題。

  • What is the best part of your daily routine that you really enjoy?

    在您的日常生活中,什麼是您最喜歡的部分?

  • Dan- Coffee.

    Dan- 咖啡

  • Vanessa- It doesn't have to be morning routine.

    Vanessa- 不一定非要晨練。

  • It could be like- Dan- I thought you said morning routine.

    丹 我以為你說的是晨間例行公事

  • Vanessa- Daily routine.

    Vanessa- 日常工作。

  • That's the thing that's changed the most since having three kids.

    這是有三個孩子後變化最大的一件事。

  • Something that routinely happens in your day is considered your daily routine.

    每天例行發生的事情被視為你的日常工作。

  • Something that happens regularly.

    經常發生的事

  • Dan- It might still be coffee.

    Dan- 可能還是咖啡。

  • Vanessa- Okay.

    好的

  • Dan- Yeah.

    Dan- 是的。

  • I don't know.

    我不知道。

  • I have a morning coffee and an afternoon coffee and try to cling to those moments when I can.

    我每天早上喝咖啡,下午喝咖啡,只要有機會,我就會努力抓住這些時光。

  • Vanessa- Cool.

    Vanessa- 酷。

  • Cool.

    酷斃了

  • Dan- Yeah.

    Dan- 是的。

  • I also like lunchtime.

    我也喜歡午餐時間。

  • Food and drink are really nice.

    食物和飲料都非常不錯。

  • I mean, it's routine.

    我的意思是,這是例行公事。

  • It's like, this is what I do every day.

    就好像,這就是我每天要做的事情。

  • The ride to and from school is nice as well because I usually listen to something with my son, either music or an audio book.

    上下學的路上也不錯,因為我通常會和兒子一起聽音樂或有聲讀物。

  • We chat together as well.

    我們還一起哈拉。

  • That's a nice routine that we have going every day.

    這是我們每天都要做的一件好事。

  • Vanessa- Yeah.

    Vanessa- 是的。

  • Some quality time together.

    共度美好時光

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • Dan- How about you?

    Dan- 你呢?

  • Vanessa- I think ... Well, I had the privilege of reading these questions in advance, so

    Vanessa- 我想...我有幸提前閱讀了這些問題,所以

  • I had a moment to think about them.

    我想了一會兒。

  • Dan- Oh, she got to think about it.

    丹--哦,她得考慮一下。

  • Vanessa- I think one of the parts of my day that I enjoy the most is at the end of the day when we sit at the table and we eat dinner, we often ask each other a very simple question.

    凡妮莎--我覺得我每天最享受的時光之一,就是在一天結束的時候,當我們坐在餐桌旁吃晚飯時,我們經常會問對方一個非常簡單的問題。

  • What was the best part of your day?

    今天最開心的是什麼?

  • Sometimes we also ask, what was the most challenging part of your day?

    有時我們也會問,你一天中最具挑戰性的部分是什麼?

  • If a day was particularly challenging or just if we remember it.

    如果某一天特別具有挑戰性,或者只是我們記得它。

  • It's interesting to kind of hear what everyone has to say.

    聽聽大家的意見很有意思。

  • For our kids, sometimes it's this meal right now.

    對我們的孩子來說,有時就是現在這頓飯。

  • They only live in the moment.

    他們只活在當下。

  • They don't remember what happened 10 minutes ago.

    他們不記得 10 分鐘前發生了什麼。

  • It's just, what was the best part of your day?

    你今天最開心的是什麼?

  • Right now.

    就是現在

  • I like that.

    我喜歡這樣。

  • Dan- Yeah, definitely.

    Dan- 是的,當然。

  • Vanessa- Kind of a moment together.

    Vanessa- 算是在一起的時刻吧。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • I think that's something that I look forward to, coming together at the end of the day.

    我想這就是我所期待的,在一天結束時聚在一起。

  • Next question is, what do you do at night when you are going to sleep?

    下一個問題是,您晚上睡覺時會做什麼?

  • What's your nighttime routine?

    您的夜間作息時間是怎樣的?

  • A nighttime routine for me, I don't really think I have much of a nighttime routine.

    我的夜間作息時間,我真的不覺得我有什麼夜間作息時間。

  • I mean, I brush my teeth.

    我的意思是,我刷牙。

  • Good.

    很好。

  • And sometimes I shower.

    有時我也會洗澡。

  • Good.

    很好。

  • These are things I sometimes do every night or most nights.

    這些都是我有時每晚或大多數晚上都會做的事情。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • But other than that, I just, I am the kind of guy who just kind of hits the pillow and falls asleep pretty quickly.

    除此之外,我就是那種一碰到枕頭就很快睡著的人。

  • Nowadays, especially, I mean, before kids, I had trouble going to sleep and wouldn't fall asleep.

    尤其是現在,我是說,在有孩子之前,我很難入睡,睡不著。

  • But now that I have children, when I go to bed, I'm just going to sleep, typically.

    但現在我有了孩子,上床睡覺時,我一般都是直接睡覺。

  • You're just really tired?

    你只是真的累了?

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • Not too much of a bedtime routine.

    睡前常規不太多。

  • I've tried to throw some stuff in there before, like I've tried to do breathing exercises and meditation.

    我以前也試過把一些東西放進去,比如我試著做呼吸練習和冥想。

  • But I would say I am not consistent enough in those practices to say it's a routine as of now.

    但我想說的是,我的這些做法還不夠穩定,還不能說這是我現在的常規做法。

  • Okay.

    好的

  • All right.

    好的

  • I think I'm going to be consistent in the future at some point.

    我想,我今後一定會始終如一。

  • Mm-hmm.

  • And for you?

    你呢?

  • Nighttime routine.

    夜間作息

  • What do you do at night when you're going to sleep?

    晚上睡覺時,你會做什麼?

  • I think usually after the kids go to bed, I tidy up a little bit, like you do the dishes a little bit.

    我想,通常在孩子們上床睡覺後,我會稍微收拾一下,就像洗碗一樣。

  • I read a book usually, or sometimes lately I've been listening to a book, very exciting.

    我通常看書,有時最近也聽書,非常激動人心。

  • And usually, like Dan said, I'm kind of zonked by the end of the day.

    通常,就像丹說的那樣,一天結束時我已經有點瞌睡了。

  • And brush my teeth, maybe take a shower and go to sleep.

    刷刷牙,洗個澡,然後睡覺。

  • Maybe take a shower.

    洗個澡吧

  • Maybe take a shower.

    洗個澡吧

  • I don't know.

    我不知道。

  • They say it's not healthy to take a shower every day.

    他們說每天洗澡不利於健康。

  • Somebody says that.

    有人這麼說。

  • That's what we're going with.

    這就是我們要做的。

  • But I feel like that's pretty much it.

    但我覺得差不多就這樣了。

  • Nighttime is a little bit more relaxed than mornings because in the morning you're trying to manage multiple people and get started in the day, and there's more energy.

    晚上比早上更輕鬆一些,因為早上你要管理多人,開始一天的工作,精力更充沛。

  • So the end of the day is just kind of more ...

    所以,一天結束的時候,只是一種更......

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • All right.

    好的

  • The question we kind of touched on just a second ago, who helps you?

    剛才我們提到了一個問題,誰會幫助你?

  • So I think they're talking about me.

    所以我覺得他們說的是我。

  • Who helps me in your daily chores?

    誰幫我做日常家務?

  • So let's talk about what chores means first, and then we can talk about who does daily chores.

    是以,讓我們先談談家務的含義,然後再談談誰來做日常家務。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • So chores are any work that you have to do to make the household run.

    是以,家務活就是你為維持家庭運轉而必須做的任何工作。

  • So the classic example is laundry and dishes.

    最典型的例子就是洗衣服和洗碗。

  • Doing the dishes.

    洗碗

  • That's my job.

    這是我的工作。

  • So we ... I don't know if it's 50-50, but we split the chores.

    所以我們......我不知道是不是對半分,但我們分擔了家務。

  • We try to be relatively even about it.

    我們儘量做到相對公平。

  • And so yeah, I do the dishes and-

    所以是的,我洗碗和--

  • I do the laundry.

    我洗衣服。

  • You do the laundry.

    你來洗衣服

  • Those are the big ones.

    這些都是大頭。

  • I mean, there's a lot of kid chores.

    我是說,孩子們有很多家務活要做。

  • You got to give them a bath.

    你得給它們洗澡。

  • You got to put them to bed.

    你得讓他們上床睡覺。

  • You make breakfast.

    你做早餐。

  • Those are chores.

    這些都是家務活。

  • I make lunch.

    我做午飯。

  • Oh, cooking as well.

    哦,還有烹飪。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • And then we both kind of make dinner.

    然後我們一起做晚飯。

  • I think instead of saying every other day we make dinner, it's more that there's specific meals that I cook.

    我覺得與其說是隔天做晚飯,不如說是我做一些特定的飯菜。

  • Our expertises.

    我們的專長

  • And specific meals that you cook.

    以及您烹飪的特定飯菜。

  • And depending on what we've scheduled for the week, we try to schedule two weeks of meal plans.

    根據我們一週的安排,我們會盡量安排兩週的用餐計劃。

  • And that way we know Monday, we have different days.

    這樣,我們就知道星期一,我們有不同的日子。

  • So Monday, taco Tuesday, soup Saturday, stuff like this, fish Friday.

    所以,週一,週二玉米卷,週六湯,像這樣的東西,週五魚。

  • And that way we have some kind of routine about food.

    這樣,我們對食物就有了一定的規律。

  • Because when you have kids, especially when you have kids, just feeding them can feel really overwhelming because they're always hungry.

    因為當你有孩子的時候,尤其是當你有孩子的時候,光是餵養他們就會讓你感覺非常吃力,因為他們總是餓著肚子。

  • There's always something more to make.

    總有更多的東西要做。

  • And then you're also trying to spend time with them while you're cooking.

    在做飯的同時,你還要花時間陪他們。

  • And sometimes they want to help and that is good, but it's also chaotic.

    有時,他們想幫忙,這很好,但也很混亂。

  • So I think having that routine for what you're going to eat, when you're going to eat it, who's going to make it, I think that's really important.

    是以,我認為有一個固定的飲食習慣非常重要,比如吃什麼、什麼時候吃、誰來做。

  • And I would say one more thing about sharing chores.

    關於分擔家務,我還想說一件事。

  • The way that our lives work, we both work, we both have a job, and we also are parents.

    我們的生活方式是,我們都工作,都有一份工作,同時我們也是父母。

  • So our professional and personal lives are very similar.

    是以,我們的職業生活和個人生活非常相似。

  • I have some friends who, for example, their husband works and the mother, her 100% job is the home and the children.

    我有一些朋友,比如說,他們的丈夫在工作,而母親,她百分之百的工作就是家和孩子。

  • So she cooks every meal because that is her job.

    所以她每餐都做飯,因為這是她的工作。

  • That is her professional job to do that.

    這是她的專業工作。

  • And it's a lot, just very difficult.

    而且很多,非常困難。

  • A lot of times it's harder than a real job, a real job.

    很多時候,這比真正的工作、真正的工作更難。

  • A money-making job.

    賺錢的工作

  • A money-making job, yes.

    賺錢的工作,沒錯。

  • It's usually easier, yes, than taking care of the home and the children.

    是的,這通常比照顧家庭和孩子更容易。

  • So in that situation, their roles would be a little bit different, but for us, we can split it a little more evenly because our lives are just set up like that.

    是以,在這種情況下,他們的角色會有點不同,但對我們來說,我們可以平均分配,因為我們的生活就是這樣安排的。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • You are home more now, so you probably pick up more little stuff than I do.

    你現在在家的時間更多了,所以你可能比我撿到更多的小東西。

  • Literally.

    字面意思是

  • You pick up little stuff everywhere.

    你到處都能撿到小東西。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • That's a good phrase.

    這句話說得好。

  • It means you also do more things, but also in the home, you have to tidy up a lot.

    這意味著你也要做更多的事情,而且在家裡,你也要收拾很多東西。

  • So you have to pick up books and toys and I don't know what, raisins on the floor.

    所以你必須撿起書本和玩具,我不知道還有什麼,地上的葡萄乾。

  • Anyway, let's go to our next question.

    不管怎麼說,我們繼續下一個問題。

  • Raisins.

    葡萄乾

  • There's a lot of raisins on the floor.

    地上有很多葡萄乾。

  • This is the last one for daily routine and then we'll go to food.

    這是日常工作的最後一項,然後我們將討論食物。

  • The question is, how much TV do your kids watch per day?

    問題是,您的孩子每天看多少電視?

  • Dun da da.

    咚咚咚

  • So our children don't watch any TV if they are going to school.

    是以,我們的孩子如果要上學,就不會看電視。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • So they don't watch any TV that day because they've had enough stimulation at school and they don't need any more after that.

    所以那天他們不看電視,因為他們在學校已經受到了足夠的刺激,之後就不再需要了。

  • And we usually just read a book to them or do something outside for the evening.

    我們通常會給他們讀一本書,或者晚上在戶外做些什麼。

  • And they get home kind of late and I don't want them to just watch TV and then go to bed.

    他們回家有點晚,我不想讓他們只看電視就上床睡覺。

  • There's not much time together.

    在一起的時間不多

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • And because it's not a habit for them during school days, they don't really like beg for it, which is what you want.

    而且,由於上學期間沒有養成這種習慣,他們也不太喜歡乞討,而這正是你想要的。

  • They're also young, like six years old and three years old, so they don't know.

    他們還小,一個六歲,一個三歲,所以他們不知道。

  • Maybe later when they get older, they'll kind of beg, please, I want to do this.

    也許以後等他們長大了,他們會懇求說,求你了,我想這樣做。

  • I want to watch this.

    我想看這個。

  • So I don't know what the future holds.

    所以我不知道未來會怎樣。

  • Maybe they'll do that in the future, but for right now, this is the routine and they're okay with it.

    也許他們將來會這樣做,但現在,這就是常規,他們對此並無異議。

  • Yes.

    是的。

  • And then, so on non-school days, they're allowed to watch 30 minutes and maybe an hour on one day a week, like Sunday, we let them watch a little more, but typically it's no more than 30 minutes.

    然後,在不上課的日子裡,他們可以看 30 分鐘,每週有一天,比如週日,我們會讓他們多看一小時,但一般不超過 30 分鐘。

  • Usually I would say it's an hour because they each get to choose one show.

    通常我會說是一個小時,因為他們每人可以選擇一個節目。

  • And I think the important thing for us with TV is choosing which shows are okay, because there's a lot of shows that they say they're for kids, but it's just not good for kids.

    我認為,對於我們來說,看電視最重要的是選擇哪些節目是好的,因為有很多節目說是給孩子們看的,但對孩子們來說並不好。

  • It's too fast.

    太快了

  • It's too much like violence or bad attitudes or bad role models or whatever it might be.

    這太像暴力、壞態度、壞榜樣或其他什麼東西了。

  • So we want to make sure our kids are being exposed to good stuff.

    是以,我們要確保孩子們能接觸到好東西。

  • Our children watch educational cartoons.

    我們的孩子看有教育意義的卡通片。

  • Well, it can be entertaining too, but they each get to choose one thing.

    嗯,也可以是娛樂性的,但他們每人只能選擇一件事。

  • So like 20 minutes, 20 minutes.

    20分鐘,20分鐘

  • And I think, yeah, not watching it on school days has been a really good routine for us because they get home from school.

    我覺得,是的,不在上學日看電視對我們來說是一種很好的習慣,因為他們放學回家後就會看。

  • And for me, when I've had a really busy day, I need to decompress and process what's happened.

    而對我來說,當我度過了非常忙碌的一天,我需要減壓並處理所發生的事情。

  • And if I jump into just like media and watching a movie or TV or looking at my phone, I just don't feel as calm.

    如果我跳進媒體,看電影或電視,或者看手機,我就不會感覺那麼平靜。

  • It doesn't help.

    沒用的。

  • And I don't want my kids to learn that the way that you can decompress at the end of the day is by watching TV.

    我不想讓我的孩子們知道,結束一天的工作後,解壓的方式就是看電視。

  • I think it's better to connect with them, at least at this young age when they're still okay with that.

    我認為,至少在他們還能接受的這個年紀,與他們溝通會更好。

  • I understand when Theo is 13 years old, he's not going to say, Mom, let's read a story together.

    我明白,當提奧 13 歲時,他不會說:媽媽,我們一起讀故事吧。

  • That would be nice, but that's okay.

    這樣就好了,不過沒關係。

  • I understand it won't happen.

    我知道這不會發生。

  • So while they're young, I think that's important to kind of focus on connecting with them at the end of the day.

    是以,趁他們還年輕,我認為在一天結束的時候集中精力與他們溝通是很重要的。

  • All right.

    好的

  • Next category, questions about food.

    下一類是關於食物的問題。

  • We talked a little bit about who cooks what, but this is what kind of meals specifically for breakfast, specifically for lunch and for dinner, do you cook for your family?

    我們討論了一下誰做飯的問題,但具體到早餐、午餐和晚餐,您會為家人做什麼樣的飯菜?

  • So let's start with breakfast.

    那就從早餐開始吧。

  • What kind of things do we eat for breakfast?

    早餐吃什麼?

  • Okay.

    好的

  • Well, when the chickens were laying eggs, because we have chickens and they've stopped laying eggs because it got cold and they molted and whatnot.

    因為我們養雞,雞已經不下蛋了,因為天氣變冷,雞蛻皮什麼的。

  • So now we're getting like one egg, like every two days.

    所以我們現在每兩天就能收到一個雞蛋。

  • So anyway, but before that I cooked eggs every single day.

    總之,在那之前,我每天都煮雞蛋。

  • I would make either scrambled eggs or fried eggs and a piece of toast with some jam.

    我會做炒雞蛋或煎雞蛋,再配上一塊吐司和一些果醬。

  • And then if not that, then I make oatmeal and those are the two breakfasts works every time.

    如果不是這樣,我就會做燕麥粥,這兩種早餐每次都很管用。

  • Yep.

    是的。

  • And pretty simple.

    而且非常簡單。

  • Then for lunch, I'll make a sandwich of some kind, especially on a school day or I'll bring leftovers from home, which is probably what I prefer.

    午餐時,我會做一些三明治,尤其是在上學的日子,或者我會從家裡帶一些剩飯剩菜,這可能是我更喜歡的。

  • But yeah, sandwiches are good too.

    不過,三明治也不錯。

  • I feel like classic American meals.

    我喜歡經典的美式餐點。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • So like when I make lunch for Freddie or when we're all home, like on a vacation for lunch, because I usually make lunches if we're all home, some type of bread, some type of spread or dip.

    所以,當我為弗雷迪做午餐時,或者當我們都在家時,比如度假時做午餐,因為如果我們都在家,我通常會做一些麵包、一些塗抹醬或蘸醬。

  • So maybe it's peanut butter or almond butter or hummus and olives and carrots and apples, stuff like that.

    所以可能是花生醬、杏仁醬、鷹嘴豆泥、橄欖、胡蘿蔔和蘋果之類的東西。

  • Like little munchies, little things like that usually.

    就像小零食,通常都是這樣的小東西。

  • She is the queen of munchy lunch, that's for sure.

    毫無疑問,她是午餐小吃女王。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • Just one big plate with lots of stuff on it and everyone eats it.

    就是一個大盤子,上面放很多東西,每個人都吃。

  • It doesn't have to be anything spectacular, but you just choose what you want.

    不一定非要多麼壯觀,但你可以選擇自己想要的。

  • Little pieces of cheese cut up, whatever it might be, you just eat it.

    切成小塊的奶酪,不管是什麼,都可以直接吃。

  • I think for dinner, usually we have, like I said, a meal plan.

    我想,對於晚餐,我們通常會有一個用餐計劃,就像我說的那樣。

  • So we have like specific things that we make.

    是以,我們製作了一些特定的東西。

  • So every Monday, Dan is miso man, miso soup.

    是以,每週一,丹都會做味噌人,喝味噌湯。

  • We have like kind of fish-based miso and then there's a beef-based miso.

    我們有一種魚味噌,還有一種牛肉味噌。

  • So there's a couple of different types.

    是以有幾種不同的類型。

  • We make tacos on Tuesdays.

    我們每週二做玉米餅。

  • They're not really Mexican tacos, they're just Vanessa style tacos.

    它們不是真正的墨西哥玉米餅,只是瓦妮莎風格的玉米餅。

  • I like taco Tuesday.

    我喜歡星期二吃玉米卷。

  • So we make breakfast tacos with like sausage and eggs and potatoes.

    所以我們用香腸、雞蛋和洋芋做早餐玉米餅。

  • There's beef tacos, fish tacos.

    有牛肉捲餅、魚肉捲餅。

  • I'm sure I've made like sweet potato tacos, tons of different types.

    我肯定做過紅薯玉米餅,有很多不同的類型。

  • We make lots of soup, some salads, depending on if it's the summertime and we have a lot of fresh stuff in our garden.

    我們會做很多湯和沙拉,這取決於是否是夏天,我們的花園裡有很多新鮮的東西。

  • Borscht.

    羅宋湯

  • Oh, we just made borscht.

    哦,我們剛做了羅宋湯。

  • Lately.

    最近。

  • We made borscht yesterday.

    我們昨天做了羅宋湯。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • Lots of different things.

    很多不同的東西。

  • I think in the U.S. it's kind of unusual because we don't have like American cuisine.

    我認為在美國這有點不尋常,因為我們沒有像美國那樣的美食。

  • We don't have like a long history of the same type of food.

    我們吃同一種食物的歷史並不悠久。

  • So I know that when we lived in Korea-

    所以我知道,當我們住在韓國--

  • Sure we do.

    我們當然知道。

  • It's called hot dogs and hamburgers.

    這就是所謂的熱狗和漢堡包。

  • But like our ancestors, a hundred years ago, we're not eating that.

    但就像一百年前的祖先一樣,我們不吃這些。

  • It's not like something that's been passed down, you know?

    它不像是流傳下來的東西,你知道嗎?

  • So like when we lived in Korea-

    就像我們住在韓國時一樣

  • I got some German heritage, so-

    我有一些德國血統,所以

  • Okay.

    好的

  • Then maybe they've been eating sausage for a long time.

    那也許他們已經吃香腸很久了。

  • Like they ate Korean food at every meal and there's no question.

    就像他們每餐都吃韓國菜一樣,毫無疑問。

  • Yeah, it's very different.

    是的,這是非常不同的。

  • Are we going to eat tacos today?

    我們今天吃玉米餅嗎?

  • Are we going to eat, I don't know.

    我們要吃飯嗎,我不知道。

  • Miso soup.

    味噌湯

  • Miso soup.

    味噌湯

  • Like what are we going to eat?

    比如我們要吃什麼?

  • No, it was always Korean food.

    不,一直都是韓國菜。

  • So there's kind of like that food tradition.

    是以,這裡有一種類似於美食的傳統。

  • And so I think in the U.S. that's like a pro and a con that people often struggle with knowing what should I eat?

    是以,我認為在美國,這既是優點也是缺點,人們常常糾結於我應該吃什麼?

  • What should I make?

    我該做什麼?

  • And also maybe not having that food tradition makes people, this is my theory, more susceptible to like fad diets because they don't have like a strong culture of, oh yeah, we eat rice and kimchi and seaweed every day for breakfast.

    我的理論是,沒有飲食傳統的人更容易受到時尚飲食的影響,因為他們沒有 "哦,是的,我們每天早餐都吃米飯、泡菜和海藻 "這樣的深厚文化。

  • It's like you're more susceptible to being like, I'm going to eat four pounds of watermelon for breakfast because that's the new diet.

    這就像你更容易像,我要在早餐吃四磅西瓜,因為這是新的飲食習慣。

  • Okay.

    好的

  • Well, that's not healthy.

    這可不健康。

  • That's a finesse of diet for sure.

    這確實是飲食的一種技巧。

  • Well, I do love watermelon.

    我確實喜歡吃西瓜。

  • That was an example.

    這就是一個例子。

  • But anyway, so that's kind of stuff that we make.

    總之,這就是我們做的東西。

  • And I think we spend a lot of time cooking, but we try to include our kids and we try to prioritize healthy food, eating together.

    我想我們花了很多時間做飯,但我們儘量讓孩子們參與進來,我們儘量優先考慮健康食品,一起吃飯。

  • It seems hectic sometimes, but like trying to slow down and prioritize those like essentials in life, especially when our kids are young.

    有時看起來很忙碌,但就像努力放慢腳步,優先考慮那些生活中的必需品一樣,尤其是當我們的孩子還小的時候。

  • You try to include the kids.

    你試著讓孩子們參與進來。

  • I try to include the kids.

    我儘量讓孩子們參與進來。

  • I'm like, no, I need to be able to chop something without cutting off a finger or whatnot.

    我想,不,我需要能夠在不切斷手指或其他東西的情況下剁東西。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • It is definitely a specific task to try to cook with children.

    與孩子們一起做飯絕對是一項特殊的任務。

  • You have to manage them.

    你必須管理它們。

  • It's not a solo, quiet.

    這不是獨奏,很安靜。

  • On your average day, it's not something I want to do just because it's just, you know, the end of the day kind of thing.

    在平常的日子裡,我不想做這種事,因為這只是,你知道的,一天的結束。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • That makes sense.

    這就說得通了。

  • All right.

    好的

  • Let's go to the next question.

    請回答下一個問題。

  • This is a fun one.

    這是一個有趣的問題。

  • What meals make your family say that they think they've died and gone to heaven?

    什麼樣的飯菜會讓您的家人覺得他們已經死了,上了天堂?

  • So like what's our family's favorite meals for Theo and Freddie?

    西奧和弗雷迪最喜歡吃什麼?

  • It's like half of them.

    好像有一半都是這樣。

  • They'll be like, this is amazing.

    他們會說,這太棒了。

  • This is the greatest thing I've ever had.

    這是我吃過的最棒的東西。

  • They love food.

    他們熱愛美食。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • They are very good, non-picky eaters.

    它們非常乖巧,不挑食。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • I think there's a term we often say for kids that like they're good eaters.

    我想我們常說的一個詞就是 "好吃"。

  • If a kid is not picky, we'd say, oh, they're such good eaters.

    如果孩子不挑食,我們就會說,哦,他們真能吃。

  • I'm so grateful.

    我非常感激。

  • And that's true for our kids.

    我們的孩子也是如此。

  • Like they eat everything.

    好像它們什麼都吃

  • Like we made borscht yesterday and they said, this is so good.

    就像我們昨天做了羅宋湯,他們說,這太好吃了。

  • I love this.

    我喜歡這個。

  • And every time I remember the last thing they were like, this is the best thing ever.

    每當我回憶起最後一件事,他們就會說,這是有史以來最棒的事。

  • I think the only meals they don't like, Theo doesn't like fried rice.

    我想他們唯一不喜歡吃的飯菜就是 Theo 不喜歡吃炒飯。

  • He doesn't like shiitake mushrooms.

    他不喜歡香菇。

  • He doesn't like shiitake mushrooms.

    他不喜歡香菇。

  • Or mushrooms in general.

    或者一般的蘑菇。

  • Oh, they really like my pizza.

    哦,他們真的很喜歡我的披薩。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • Your pizza.

    你的披薩

  • Hard not to like that.

    很難不喜歡。

  • They love miso.

    他們喜歡味噌。

  • They love tacos.

    他們喜歡吃玉米餅。

  • They love soups and salads and they'll grab like handfuls of anything in the garden, like raw kale and cabbage.

    它們喜歡湯和沙拉,還會抓起花園裡的任何東西,比如生甘藍和捲心菜。

  • They'll just like grab it and eat it.

    他們就會抓起來吃掉。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • They enjoy it a lot more if they pick it themselves.

    如果由他們自己挑選,他們會更喜歡。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • They're like, oh, there's a bug on it.

    他們會說,哦,這上面有個蟲子。

  • Okay.

    好的

  • It doesn't really matter.

    這並不重要。

  • So they're, yeah, they're really not picky.

    所以,他們真的不挑剔。

  • And I think for us too, we enjoy food.

    我想,對我們來說,我們也喜歡美食。

  • So whenever we go on a date, something that we like to do is go to a restaurant that we enjoy the food.

    是以,每次約會,我們都喜歡去一家自己喜歡的餐廳。

  • It's like special food, food that we don't cook at home because we cook a lot of special food at home.

    這就像特別的食物,是我們在家不會做的食物,因為我們在家會做很多特別的食物。

  • So something that's like unique and different and that's an interest for us as adults.

    是以,一些獨特的、與眾不同的東西是我們成年人的興趣所在。

  • So I think it's something fun to kind of share with our kids that, oh, we're excited to try this.

    所以,我覺得和孩子們分享這種樂趣很有意思,我們很想試試這個。

  • And they're actually excited too.

    他們其實也很興奮。

  • That's nice.

    真不錯

  • So we'll see for our baby.

    所以,我們會為我們的寶寶拭目以待。

  • Hopefully she's not picky too.

    希望她也不挑食。

  • Hopefully she loves.

    希望她喜歡。

  • She probably won't be.

    她可能不會。

  • We'll see.

    我們拭目以待。

  • All right.

    好的

  • Let's go to the next one.

    讓我們看下一個。

  • This is the last question about food.

    這是關於食物的最後一個問題。

  • It is, what is your favorite type slash style of coffee to drink daily?

    您每天最喜歡喝哪種咖啡?

  • Oh, coffee.

    哦,咖啡。

  • This is for you.

    這是給你的。

  • We're going to coffee.

    我們去喝咖啡

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • What kind of coffee type or style of coffee do you like?

    您喜歡哪種類型或風格的咖啡?

  • So I like a medium roast coffee.

    所以我喜歡中度烘焙的咖啡。

  • Not so much.

    沒那麼多。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • Right in the middle.

    正中間

  • And I like Colombian coffees.

    我喜歡哥倫比亞咖啡。

  • It's a very cliche kind of coffee.

    這是一種非常老套的咖啡。

  • Okay.

    好的

  • For reference, if someone doesn't know anything about any of those, what would you label Starbucks as?

    作為參考,如果有人對這些一無所知,你會給星巴克貼上什麼標籤?

  • Because most people are familiar with-

    因為大多數人都熟悉

  • Burnt.

    燒焦了

  • Burnt coffee.

    燒焦的咖啡

  • They just over-roasted.

    他們只是烤過頭了。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • Okay.

    好的

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • So it's like dark, dark, dark roast.

    是以,它就像深色、深色、深色的烤肉。

  • They have a couple that are okay.

    他們有幾個還不錯。

  • But for the most part, if you want to make Starbucks taste any good, you got to put a bunch of stuff in it.

    但在大多數情況下,如果你想讓星巴克的味道好起來,你就必須在裡面放很多東西。

  • That's what people usually do.

    人們通常會這麼做。

  • And that's what a lot of people who go to Starbucks do.

    很多去星巴克的人都是這麼做的。

  • Okay.

    好的

  • You know, there are some people who like dark roast and they just, I don't know, like my dad, you know, his taste buds have been burnt for centuries, for ages.

    你知道,有些人喜歡深色烤肉,他們只是,我不知道,就像我爸爸,你知道,他的味蕾已經被烤焦了幾個世紀,很久了。

  • And so he'll drink just about any coffee and be like, yeah, it's coffee.

    所以他喝任何咖啡都會說 "是啊,是咖啡"。

  • Okay.

    好的

  • I feel a little bit like that sometimes too.

    我有時也有這種感覺。

  • You know, coffee drinkers, if you need coffee, you just go and get coffee.

    你知道,喝咖啡的人,如果你需要咖啡,你就去買咖啡。

  • Right?

    對不對?

  • But-

    但是

  • I've definitely seen you drink gas station coffee before on a road trip.

    我肯定見過你在旅途中喝加油站的咖啡。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • And I kind of like it too.

    我也挺喜歡的。

  • I kind of picture it like gas station coffee, like it's been made in a lab somewhere and they're like, how can we make this a little more appealing to the truck drivers?

    我把它想象成加油站的咖啡,就像是在某個實驗室裡製作出來的,然後他們就想,怎樣才能讓它對卡車司機更有吸引力呢?

  • They drop in a little something.

    他們順便帶了點東西。

  • Okay.

    好的

  • It kind of has that flavor to it, you know.

    你知道,它有那種味道。

  • Okay.

    好的

  • A little extra magic.

    一點額外的魔力

  • Gas station coffee.

    加油站咖啡

  • Well, I don't like coffee, so that's it.

    我不喜歡喝咖啡,就這樣吧。

  • But at home, I like a variety, but yeah, I'll do, I like typically Colombian coffee, classic kind of nutty, roasty, chocolatey kind of flavor.

    但在家裡,我喜歡各種口味,不過,我喜歡典型的哥倫比亞咖啡,經典的堅果、烘焙、巧克力口味。

  • If any of you are from Colombia and you want to send Dan whole roasted coffee beans, he would love that.

    如果你們中有人來自哥倫比亞,想給 Dan 寄去烘焙好的咖啡豆,他會很高興的。

  • Actually the coffee from Costa Rica was very good too.

    事實上,哥斯達黎加的咖啡也很不錯。

  • You even liked that.

    你甚至喜歡這樣。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • I was going to say, the only time I've ever liked coffee and drank a full cup of coffee, because in the U.S. we don't just have little espresso shots of coffee.

    我本來想說,這是我唯一一次喜歡喝咖啡,而且喝了一整杯咖啡,因為在美國,我們不只喝小杯的意式濃縮咖啡。

  • We have like full cups of coffee.

    我們喝了滿滿一杯咖啡。

  • People do the little K cup things.

    人們會做一些 K 杯的小動作。

  • Well, it becomes a big cup though at the end, in the end.

    不過,到最後還是會變成一個大杯子。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • It becomes a big mug of coffee.

    它變成了一大杯咖啡。

  • Right.

  • Right.

  • Right.

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • I'm thinking about how like in Italy, there's just a little tiny espresso and that's your coffee for the day.

    我在想,在意大利,只要一杯小小的濃縮咖啡,就是一天的咖啡。

  • That drove me nuts.

    這讓我抓狂。

  • In Italy, it's like, I want coffee.

    在意大利,我想喝咖啡。

  • Can I have a coffee?

    我能喝杯咖啡嗎?

  • Can I get your biggest coffee?

    能給我來杯最大的咖啡嗎?

  • And it'd be like, this is like their biggest coffee.

    這就像是他們最大的咖啡。

  • It's like the most American thing ever.

    這是最美國式的事情。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • It was very American.

    這是非常美國化的。

  • Yes.

    是的。

  • Well, at the farm we stayed at in Costa Rica, they grew their own coffee beans and something about it was just perfect.

    我們住在哥斯達黎加的農場裡,他們種植自己的咖啡豆,這種感覺簡直太完美了。

  • It was smooth.

    很順利。

  • It wasn't bitter.

    它並不苦。

  • Not too acidic.

    不會太酸。

  • Not too acidic.

    不會太酸。

  • That's the big thing.

    這才是最重要的。

  • And I don't like the way that coffee makes me feel.

    我不喜歡咖啡給我的感覺。

  • The amount of caffeine is just too much for me.

    咖啡因的含量對我來說實在是太多了。

  • I drink tea.

    我喝茶。

  • I drink black tea and that has caffeine in it, but coffee on a regular basis makes me feel too jittery and kind of anxious.

    我喝紅茶,紅茶中含有咖啡因,但經常喝咖啡會讓我感覺太焦慮不安。

  • And I've met other people like this and it's like my soulmates.

    我也遇到過這樣的人,他們就像我的知音。

  • We just like understand that feeling because a lot of people that drink coffee regularly like you, you're like, I don't know what that feels like.

    我們只是想理解那種感覺,因為很多像你一樣經常喝咖啡的人都會說,我不知道那是什麼感覺。

  • What do you mean?

    什麼意思?

  • I'm very acclimated, I guess.

    我想,我已經非常適應了。

  • Yeah, I think so.

    是的,我想是的。

  • Anyway, that's my answer is only the coffee from a specific farm in Costa Rica.

    總之,我的答案是,只有哥斯達黎加特定農場的咖啡才是這樣的。

  • Must be grown in your backyard in Costa Rica.

    必須在哥斯達黎加的後院種植。

  • Yes.

    是的。

  • I am the pickiest of all.

    我是最挑剔的人。

  • All right.

    好的

  • Let's go to our next category, which are questions about hobbies and activities.

    讓我們進入下一個類別,即有關愛好和活動的問題。

  • The first question is, do you have much time for reading?

    第一個問題是,你有很多時間閱讀嗎?

  • What goes along with that is what's the last book you read?

    與此同時,你讀的最後一本書是什麼?

  • And there's a couple others that are just questions for me.

    還有幾個問題是我的疑問。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • Do you have much time for reading, Dan?

    你有很多時間讀書嗎,丹?

  • Yeah, technically I do.

    是的,從技術上講是的。

  • What was the last book you read?

    您讀的最後一本書是什麼?

  • Oh, goodness.

    哦,天哪

  • It was probably a nonfiction book of some kind.

    這可能是一本非虛構類書籍。

  • I don't know.

    我不知道。

  • I haven't finished a book in a long time, honestly.

    說實話,我已經很久沒有看完一本書了。

  • I start a lot of books and then I scan the footnotes and all that.

    我開始讀很多書,然後會掃描腳註和其他內容。

  • That's okay.

    沒關係。

  • I read enough for like four people.

    我讀的書夠四個人吃

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • Honestly, I don't read that much, but I like reading when I do.

    老實說,我讀書不多,但我喜歡讀書。

  • I just don't.

    我就是不知道。

  • I just tend to watch videos and do other stuff.

    我只是傾向於看視頻和做其他事情。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • Take care of kids.

    照顧好孩子

  • Take care.

    保重。

  • Well, yeah, there's that too.

    嗯,是的,還有這個。

  • I listen to audio books, children's audio books with my son, and I read a lot of stories to them, but these are children's books.

    我和兒子一起聽有聲讀物,兒童有聲讀物,我給他們讀了很多故事,但這些都是兒童讀物。

  • So, yeah, I don't really even remember the last book I read, but I am going in blind on these questions.

    所以,是的,我甚至都不記得我讀過的上一本書是什麼了,但我對這些問題是盲目的。

  • If you think of it later, let us know.

    如果你以後想到了,請告訴我們。

  • Okay.

    好的

  • But I do know somebody who reads a lot and that's my wife.

    但我確實認識一個經常閱讀的人,那就是我的妻子。

  • That's me.

    這就是我。

  • So, I think at any given time, I'm probably reading like three books.

    所以,我覺得在任何時候,我可能都在讀三本書。

  • Right now, I'm just finished listening to one of the most amazing books that I've ever listened to.

    現在,我剛剛聽完我聽過的最棒的一本書。

  • Oh, yeah.

    哦,是的

  • She tells me all about them too.

    她也會告訴我關於他們的一切。

  • So, I don't need to read them.

    所以,我不需要讀它們。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • He reads vicariously through me.

    他通過我代為閱讀。

  • So, this book is actually one that I went to listen to together.

    所以,這本書其實是我一起去聽的。

  • It's called Endurance, and it's about Ernest Shackleton's failed Antarctic exploration, and it's considered the greatest survival story of all time, and it is so incredibly unbelievable.

    它的名字叫《堅忍不拔》,講述的是歐內斯特-沙克爾頓南極探險失敗的故事,被認為是有史以來最偉大的生存故事,令人難以置信。

  • It is 100% true.

    這是百分之百的事實。

  • It includes so many of their diary segments, so you know their individual thoughts and their words and the way that the guy reads it.

    這本書收錄了很多他們的日記片段,是以你可以瞭解他們的個人想法、他們的話語以及他們的閱讀方式。

  • He is such a good reader.

    他真是個好讀者。

  • I think reading the book yourself would be nice, but the way that his voice ... He has a different accent for each of the people because they're from a lot of different British

    我覺得自己讀這本書會很好,但他的聲音...他為每個人都配上了不同的口音,因為他們來自很多不同的英國國家。

  • Isles countries.

    群島國家。

  • Another guy's from Australia in the story, so he just reads it so well.

    故事中的另一個人來自澳洲,所以他讀得非常好。

  • So, if you have, for example, like an Audible account, I highly recommend listening to Endurance about Ernest Shackleton.

    是以,如果你有一個 Audible 賬戶,我強烈推薦你聽關於歐內斯特-沙克爾頓的《耐力》。

  • It's so good.

    太好吃了

  • So, you're counting that as reading?

    所以,你把這也算作閱讀?

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • Even though you listened to it?

    即使你聽了?

  • Yes.

    是的。

  • So, I'm assuming a book, not just short form content like an article or something like that.

    所以,我的假設是一本書,而不僅僅是文章之類的短篇內容。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • I read a lot.

    我讀了很多書。

  • I feel like the times that I read a lot are when I'm nursing because I have a small baby, so I nurse her a lot, and oftentimes while I'm nursing her, she's almost asleep.

    我覺得我讀得最多的時候是在餵奶的時候,因為我有一個小寶寶,所以我經常給她餵奶,很多時候我給她餵奶的時候,她都快睡著了。

  • So, if the other children are taken care of, and I'm not trying to nurse her and take care of them, if I'm in the quiet of the bedroom, I have a Kindle, which is great.

    是以,如果其他孩子都有人照顧,而我又不想給她餵奶和照顧他們,如果我在安靜的臥室裡,我就有一個 Kindle,這很好。

  • It has like a little light, so I can read on my Kindle, and I have 30 minutes, maybe 15 minutes sometimes, and I can read my book.

    它有一盞小燈,這樣我就可以用 Kindle 閱讀,我有 30 分鐘的時間,有時可能只有 15 分鐘,我就可以閱讀我的書。

  • Or I deleted social media stuff off of my phone, so that really helped.

    或者,我刪除了手機上的社交媒體內容,這真的很有幫助。

  • I upped my reading when I did that because I found myself just in those spare moments, especially because my life is so busy.

    當我這樣做的時候,我增加了閱讀量,因為我發現自己只是在那些空閒的時刻,特別是因為我的生活是如此忙碌。

  • There's just always kids, and there's a work, and then there's our house.

    總是有孩子,有工作,還有我們的房子。

  • There's always something demanding my attention that in those precious free moments, my animal brain just wanted a hit of dopamine, like, oh, watch a YouTube video, oh, look at social media, and it was difficult to resist.

    在那些寶貴的空閒時間裡,我的動物大腦總想獲得多巴胺的刺激,比如,哦,看一個YouTube視頻,哦,看看社交媒體,這讓我難以抗拒。

  • So I had an interesting conversation with my sister, and we both decided just to delete social media, all social media off our phones, and both of us since then have read so much.

    是以,我和姐姐進行了一次有趣的談話,我們都決定刪除社交媒體,刪除手機上的所有社交媒體,從那以後,我們倆都讀了很多書。

  • It was like as if this veil had been lifted, and all of a sudden, you have more time than you think you do.

    就好像這層面紗被揭開了,突然間,你擁有的時間比你想象的要多。

  • So if you're feeling like you don't have much time to learn English, maybe you do.

    所以,如果你覺得自己沒有太多時間學習英語,也許你有。

  • Just delete social media off your phone, and watch my YouTube videos on your computer or on a laptop, and something that's-

    把手機上的社交媒體刪掉,在電腦或筆記本上觀看我的 YouTube 視頻。

  • Have YouTube somewhere.

    有 YouTube 的地方。

  • Something that's not instantly accessible, something where you have to consciously choose to sit down and open it up.

    有些東西不是一眼就能看到的,你必須有意識地選擇坐下來打開它。

  • I think the phone is the dangerous part.

    我認為電話才是最危險的部分。

  • That has helped me so much to have time to read, and I read so many books now.

    這對我有時間讀書幫助很大,我現在讀了很多書。

  • I'm also reading another book called Braiding Sweetgrass.

    我還在讀另一本書,名叫《編織甜草》。

  • I'm reading another book called The Highly Sensitive Person, which is a psychology book.

    我正在讀另一本書,叫《高度敏感的人》,這是一本心理學書。

  • A lot going on, and it's all for depending on like, oh, I feel like reading this now.

    發生了很多事情,這一切都取決於,哦,我現在想讀這本書了。

  • I feel like reading this.

    我想讀讀這個。

  • So I've got lots of options.

    所以我有很多選擇。

  • Well, if we're counting audiobooks, the last impactful audiobook I listened to with Theo was Little House on the Prairie.

    如果算上有聲讀物的話,我和西奧一起聽的最後一本影響深遠的有聲讀物是《草原上的小房子》。

  • Classic.

    經典。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • And we started Anne of Green Gables, too, but that one was a little bit over his head.

    我們還開始讀《綠山牆的安妮》,但那本書對他來說有點難度。

  • Very verbose.

    非常囉嗦。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • It's probably better for like a 10-year-old than a 6-year-old.

    10 歲的孩子可能比 6 歲的孩子更適合。

  • Yeah, but Little House on the Prairie, that was very entertaining for an adult, I think.

    是的,但是《草原上的小房子》,我覺得對成年人來說非常有趣。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • Yeah, I love those books.

    是啊,我喜歡這些書。

  • They're historically interesting and all that, so yeah, that was great.

    它們在歷史上很有趣,所以是的,那很棒。

  • There's kind of a part two to this question, which is talking about reading.

    這個問題的第二部分是關於閱讀的。

  • It says, do you have time to read your students' comments?

    它說,你有時間閱讀學生的評論嗎?

  • Do you consider this distracting or extra work?

    您認為這會分散您的注意力嗎?

  • I don't.

    我沒有。

  • You don't read the comments.

    你不看評論。

  • I feel like reading YouTube comments, I generally read the comments on the most recent videos, and I don't read 100% of the comments, but I read most of them and respond to some of them.

    我喜歡閱讀 YouTube 上的評論,我一般會閱讀最新視頻的評論,我不會 100%閱讀所有評論,但我會閱讀大部分評論,並對其中一些評論做出迴應。

  • I have noticed going through your videos, I see your responses more than your average YouTuber.

    我注意到,在你的視頻中,我看到你的回覆比一般的優酷用戶要多。

  • Yeah, I try to respond to like 10 comments or so for all the videos, and yeah, I enjoy reading them.

    是的,我試著對所有視頻回覆 10 條左右的評論,是的,我喜歡讀這些評論。

  • I don't read them for hours every day, and it says, do you consider it distracting or extra work?

    我並不是每天都讀幾個小時,上面說,你認為這會分散注意力還是額外的工作?

  • I try to consider everything related to my job to be work.

    我努力把與工作有關的一切都視為工作。

  • It doesn't mean it has to be annoying or difficult work, but I try my best.

    這並不意味著我的工作一定很煩人或很困難,但我會盡力而為。

  • I don't always succeed.

    我並不總是成功。

  • I try to separate my personal life from my work, so when I'm spending time with my kids,

    我儘量把個人生活和工作分開,所以當我和孩子們在一起的時候、

  • I'm not looking at the YouTube comments on my video, or when I'm cooking, I'm not spending time looking at the comments on YouTube, or if I'm waiting to pick up my kid from school,

    我不會看 YouTube 上對我視頻的評論,或者當我做飯時,我不會花時間看 YouTube 上的評論,或者如果我在等著接孩子放學、

  • I'm not looking at the comments.

    我沒看評論。

  • I only do that during my work time, and I think that really helps me to just feel more at ease, because I'm really good at multitasking, but after I multitask, I feel really totally beat, just like really drained of energy, because I've been working so hard to multitask and do all these things, so it's better for me, and I think it's better for the people around me if I focus on one thing instead of trying to do it all at the same time, so if that makes sense.

    我只在工作的時候這麼做,我覺得這真的能讓我感覺更自在,因為我真的很擅長多任務處理,但在我多任務處理之後,我就會感覺完全被打敗了,就像真的被耗盡了精力,因為我一直在努力地多任務處理,做所有這些事情,所以如果我專注於一件事,而不是試圖同時做所有的事情,這對我來說會更好,我覺得這對我周圍的人來說也會更好,所以如果你覺得有道理的話。

  • Yeah, I would say Vanessa probably has less interest in YouTube comments than probably your average YouTuber.

    是的,我覺得 Vanessa 對 YouTube 評論的興趣可能比一般的優酷用戶要小。

  • You don't seem to really care that much about what people say, but positively, she's not looking for praise is what I'm trying to say.

    我想說的是,你似乎並不太在意別人的評價,但從正面來看,她並不是在尋求讚美。

  • I feel like I don't ... I try not to base my worth, my individual personal worth on the comments and other people's opinions.

    我覺得我不...我儘量不把我的價值、我個人的價值建立在評論和別人的意見上。

  • I appreciate when people write nice comments, and especially my favorite types of comments are when people say, I've been watching your videos and my English has improved.

    我很感謝人們寫下美好的評論,我最喜歡的評論類型是人們說:"我一直在看你的視頻,我的英語水平提高了。

  • That is my goal as a teacher.

    這就是我作為一名教師的目標。

  • I want you to improve, so when I see that kind of change and the dedication of watching and studying and that something that I provided actually helped you, that makes me feel really good.

    我希望你們進步,所以,當我看到你們的變化,看到你們對觀察和學習的投入,看到我提供的東西確實對你們有幫助,我就會感覺非常好。

  • I think that kind of detailed, personal type of comment is really important to me, but it is true.

    我認為這種詳細的、個人化的評論對我來說非常重要,但這也是事實。

  • I try not to ...

    我儘量不...

  • I don't want to make it sound like you don't care at all.

    我不想讓人覺得你根本不在乎。

  • Yeah, I'm not the kind of person that's like, oh, we got 3,000 likes, yay.

    是的,我不是那種 "哦,我們有 3000 個贊,耶 "的人。

  • That's what I mean.

    我就是這個意思。

  • Yeah, those kind of social media markers don't matter to me as much, but personal change, that's really special, so please keep sharing things like that.

    是的,這些社交媒體上的標記對我來說並不重要,但個人的改變,真的很特別,所以請繼續分享這樣的事情。

  • The next question is mainly for me.

    下一個問題主要是問我的。

  • How do you have time to prepare videos and still be present with your family?

    如何既有時間準備視頻,又能陪伴家人?

  • I ask that all the time, honestly.

    老實說,我經常這麼問。

  • The question is, how is your work-life balance?

    問題是,你的工作與生活平衡得如何?

  • How do you work and have a family?

    你是如何工作和成家的?

  • I think the only way that my job still exists with having kids is that there's other people on my team who help to make that happen.

    我認為,有了孩子之後,我的工作依然存在的唯一途徑,就是我的團隊中有其他人幫助我實現這個目標。

  • There's someone who helps with my emails.

    有人幫我處理郵件。

  • There's someone who helps to edit the PDFs that are downloaded for free for you.

    有人會幫你編輯免費下載的 PDF 文件。

  • You can download today's free PDF.

    您可以下載今天的免費 PDF。

  • There's someone who helps to edit these videos.

    有人幫忙剪輯這些視頻。

  • All of that makes it possible, because I don't have 40 hours every day to do it all.

    所有這一切讓我有可能做到這一點,因為我每天沒有 40 個小時來做這一切。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • Her team used to be me, but since we've changed that, it's gotten better, actually.

    她的團隊曾經是我的,但自從我們改變了這一狀況後,其實變得更好了。

  • I've certainly been able to diversify.

    我當然能夠實現多樣化。

  • Different people can specialize in different types of jobs, so that really helps everything to run smoothly.

    不同的人可以專門從事不同類型的工作,這確實有助於一切工作的順利進行。

  • We also had, before this school year, my three-year-old went to preschool this year for the first time, so he's at school from nine to one o'clock.

    在這個學年之前,我三歲的孩子今年第一次上學前班,所以他從九點到一點都在學校。

  • Before that, we had a babysitter come over to our house for three mornings a week, nine o'clock to 12 o'clock, for three mornings a week.

    在那之前,我們請了一個保姆,每週來家裡住三個上午,從 9 點到 12 點,每週三個上午。

  • I had, what is that, nine hours?

    我有九個小時?

  • Nine hours to work every week.

    每週工作九個小時

  • Sometimes it wasn't exactly nine hours, sometimes it was like seven hours.

    有時不是整整九個小時,有時好像是七個小時。

  • Well, that's not including anything in the evening that you do.

    這還不包括你晚上做的事情。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • My goal is to try to not work in the evening after the kids go to bed, but sometimes I would be pressed to have to do that, and now I try to delegate tasks.

    我的目標是儘量不在孩子們上床睡覺後的晚上工作,但有時我會迫於壓力不得不這樣做,現在我儘量把任務委託出去。

  • That means give tasks to other people so that I'm not feeling too overwhelmed or stressed, and I can focus on the things that I do best, like making these videos for you.

    這意味著把任務交給其他人,這樣我就不會感到太累或壓力太大,可以專注於我最擅長的事情,比如為你們製作這些視頻。

  • The next question goes also with managing, but it involves you.

    下一個問題也與管理有關,但涉及到你。

  • With managing your house, YouTube channel, your teaching job, and kids, do you have time to work out?

    您要管理房子、YouTube 頻道、教學工作和孩子,您還有時間健身嗎?

  • Oh, work out, huh?

    哦,健身啊?

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • Actually, yes.

    事實上,是的。

  • So lately, I have been running, which is pretty new for me.

    最近,我一直在跑步,這對我來說是件新鮮事。

  • It's been a couple months.

    已經幾個月了。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • I've slacked a bit lately, but-

    我最近有點懈怠,但是--

  • When the time changed and it got dark early, that made it really hard for you.

    時間一變,天黑得早,對你來說真的很困難。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • I don't like running in the pitch black, but-

    我不喜歡在漆黑中奔跑,但是--

  • There's a lot of bears where we live.

    我們住的地方有很多熊。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • I have time, for sure.

    我當然有時間。

  • It's obviously hard to find the motivation sometimes after a long day.

    顯然,在漫長的一天之後,有時很難找到動力。

  • That's the main thing, but I found that if I go for a run and I just start, it actually feels good, especially if I'm like, I'm going to put on some headphones, or even if just to get some fresh air, and I don't want this to sound like I want to be away from my kids, but sometimes when you go for a run and they're not there, it's kind of nice.

    這是最主要的,但我發現,如果我去跑步,剛開始跑的時候,感覺其實很好,特別是如果我想,我要戴上耳機,或者哪怕只是為了呼吸新鮮空氣,我不想讓這聽起來像是我想遠離我的孩子,但有時候,當你去跑步,而他們不在身邊時,感覺很好。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • So, yeah.

    所以,是的。

  • That's how I feel about going to the gym.

    這就是我去健身房的感受。

  • Last year, I was pregnant for the whole year, and then when our baby was born in June, I had some recovery time over the summer, and then at the end of the summer, I started going to the gym a couple times a week.

    去年,我懷了一整年的孕,6 月份孩子出生後,我在夏天有了一些恢復時間,然後在夏天結束時,我開始每週去幾次健身房。

  • I got sick for a little bit, had to take a pause, but I think this same idea of doing something by yourself, when you're surrounded by people a lot-

    我生病了一段時間,不得不暫停一下,但我認為,當你被很多人包圍時,你自己做一些事情的想法也是一樣的--

  • When you're a parent.

    當你為人父母時

  • Or your job is teaching with lots of kids, and your responsibilities are just pulling at you all the time.

    或者你的工作是教書,有很多孩子,你的責任就是一直在牽扯著你。

  • Going to the gym and just listening to music, or an audio book like I like to do, and running, or lifting some weights, it feels actually pretty calming.

    去健身房聽音樂,或者像我喜歡的那樣聽有聲讀物,然後跑步或舉重,感覺其實很平靜。

  • You might go to the gym and find Vanessa just like punching a punching bag, and you're like,

    你可能會去健身房,發現凡妮莎就像在打沙袋一樣,然後你就會想、

  • I didn't know she had that in her.

    我不知道她還有這一面。

  • It feels really good to just be, especially at night when it's dark outside and I go to the gym, it's just around the corner from our house, and I see other people out, and

    這種感覺真的很好,尤其是在晚上,外面一片漆黑,我去健身房,健身房就在我們家附近,我看到其他人都在健身,我就會想,我也應該去健身房。

  • I think, oh, it's only 8 o'clock, but other people's day is not ending, it's going still.

    我想,哦,現在才 8 點鐘,但其他人的一天並沒有結束,還在繼續。

  • It's really nice, I think, to be able to do something like that, especially when you're around a lot of people all day.

    我覺得,能做這樣的事情真的很好,尤其是當你整天與很多人打交道的時候。

  • All right, next question.

    好的,下一個問題。

  • What kind of weather do you like?

    你喜歡什麼樣的天氣?

  • Sunny weather.

    天氣晴朗

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • I mean, really.

    我是說真的

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • Where we live, it's really mild.

    我們住的地方氣候溫和。

  • Our summers are hot, but one hour south from where we live, in South Carolina, where I grew up, it's like 10 degrees hotter all the time in Faranay.

    我們的夏天很熱,但從我們住的地方往南一小時車程的南卡羅來納州,也就是我長大的地方,法拉內的氣溫要一直高出 10 度。

  • It feels significant, yeah.

    感覺很重要,是的。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • Here, it's pretty mild.

    這裡的天氣很溫和。

  • We get a couple days of snow in the winter, but it's pretty good.

    雖然冬天會下幾天雪,但還算不錯。

  • You get a couple weeks where it feels like spring in the middle of winter, too, so it's not unbearable where you get snow in October, and the snow doesn't melt until May.

    在隆冬時節,也會有幾周感覺像春天一樣,所以十月下雪,五月才融化的情況也不會讓人難以忍受。

  • We don't live somewhere like that, thankfully.

    幸好我們不住在那樣的地方。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • I mean, to put a little more detail on it, I like mild weather.

    我的意思是,說得更詳細一點,我喜歡溫和的天氣。

  • I don't like anything too hot or too cold, although a nice snowy day is fun, but it's only fun like twice.

    我不喜歡太熱或太冷的東西,雖然下雪天也很有趣,但只有兩次。

  • I know.

    我知道

  • But, yeah, a little bit of clouds in the sky to give you some shade every now and then.

    但是,是的,天空中時不時會飄過一些雲朵,給你帶來一些陰涼。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • Nice little breeze.

    微風習習

  • Breezy.

    Breezy.

  • Yeah, not too many mosquitoes.

    是啊,蚊子不多。

  • Some flowers.

    一些鮮花

  • No mosquitoes yet.

    還沒有蚊子。

  • Basically perfect.

    基本完美。

  • That would be nice.

    那就太好了。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • All right.

    好的

  • Next question.

    下一個問題

  • Going from outside to inside, what kind of movies do you watch?

    從外到內,您都看什麼類型的電影?

  • This is what kind of movies do you watch on Netflix, but what kind of movies do you watch?

    這就是你在 Netflix 上看什麼樣的電影,但你看什麼樣的電影呢?

  • TV shows do you watch?

    您觀看電視節目嗎?

  • Stuff like that.

    諸如此類的東西。

  • Oh, TV shows, too?

    哦,還有電視節目?

  • Movies, TV shows, media.

    電影、電視節目、媒體。

  • Okay.

    好的

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • We don't really watch movies.

    我們不太看電影。

  • I was trying to think of the last movie that we saw.

    我在努力回想我們看過的最後一部電影。

  • Man.

    人。

  • Well, so I'm not the most fun person to watch a movie with, I think.

    我想,和我一起看電影並不是最有趣的事。

  • I tend to have trouble not making comments during the movie, especially one-on-one.

    在看電影時,我往往很難不發表評論,尤其是一對一的評論。

  • Sometimes it's fun.

    有時這很有趣。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • I can't remember the last movie that we watched.

    我都不記得我們最後一次看電影是什麼時候了。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • Probably a kids movie.

    可能是一部兒童電影。

  • Oh, I know what it was.

    哦,我知道是什麼了。

  • It was the Bohemian Rhapsody one.

    是《波希米亞狂想曲》那首。

  • Oh, yeah.

    哦,是的

  • The Freddie Mercury one.

    弗雷迪-墨丘利那張

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • And I was quiet for it.

    我為此感到很安靜。

  • I didn't make too many comments.

    我沒有發表太多評論。

  • How did you enjoy it?

    你覺得怎麼樣?

  • It was okay.

    還行

  • Okay.

    好的

  • All right.

    好的

  • That's a glowing review from Dan.

    丹的評價真不錯。

  • I'm a bit of a tough critic, except for silly humor.

    我是個嚴厲的批評者,除了愚蠢的幽默。

  • So we watched Bob's Burgers, which is a silly cartoon.

    所以我們看了《鮑勃漢堡包》,那是一部愚蠢的卡通片。

  • We watched The Great British Baking Show.

    我們觀看了《英國烘焙大秀》。

  • Hulu.

    Hulu.

  • And we watched The Great British Baking Show.

    我們還看了《大英烘焙秀》。

  • Great British Baking Show.

    大英烘焙秀

  • It was a tongue twister.

    這是一個繞口令。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • And that's just fun.

    這就是樂趣所在。

  • I don't know.

    我不知道。

  • I like stuff like that.

    我喜歡這樣的東西。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • I think we don't really-

    我想我們並沒有

  • Stuff a little more low commitment, too.

    東西也多一點,投入少一點。

  • You don't have to watch a really long movie.

    你不必看一部很長的電影。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • A movie does feel like a commitment.

    一部電影確實像是一種承諾。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • Especially at the end of the day when our kids go to bed and it's eight o'clock, a movie's like two hours.

    特別是在一天結束的時候,孩子們都上床睡覺了,已經八點鐘了,一部電影也就兩個小時。

  • I don't want to watch something for two hours.

    我不想看兩個小時的東西。

  • So I think when our kids get older and they want to watch movies, I will enjoy watching movies with them.

    所以我想,等我們的孩子長大了,他們想看電影的時候,我會喜歡和他們一起看電影。

  • But at this point, they don't watch movies.

    但現在,他們不看電影了。

  • So it's kind of-

    所以這有點

  • Unless it's Thomas the Tank Engine.

    除非是 "托馬斯坦克引擎"。

  • It's not really like a movie.

    這其實不像電影。

  • And then you're like, no.

    然後你就想,不

  • So I kind of feel like, yeah, we don't really watch an awful lot of movies or TV shows.

    所以我覺得,是的,我們並沒有看很多電影或電視節目。

  • But I do watch YouTube videos and stuff like that.

    但我也會看 YouTube 視頻之類的東西。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • I also don't like modern Hollywood movies.

    我也不喜歡現代好萊塢電影。

  • I just don't like how they feel.

    我只是不喜歡它們的感覺。

  • I don't like the way the action just is like something happens and it's not explained and it's too much.

    我不喜歡這樣的方式,就像發生了一些事情,卻沒有解釋清楚,這太過分了。

  • I don't know.

    我不知道。

  • It's not a clear vision.

    這不是一個清晰的願景。

  • Well, I have a recommendation for you or a request for you.

    好吧,我給你推薦一個,或者說向你提出一個請求。

  • If you have a movie that you love, let us know in the comments and maybe it's a movie that we could watch.

    如果您有自己喜歡的電影,請在評論中告訴我們,也許我們可以觀看這部電影。

  • And just disregard my opinion.

    別管我的意見。

  • And we could enjoy.

    我們可以盡情享受。

  • So if there's something that you think we should watch, let us know in the comments because we're not the experts when it comes to movies and TV shows.

    如果您認為我們應該看什麼,請在評論中告訴我們,因為我們不是電影和電視節目方面的專家。

  • I think most of the movies that I like are not ones that I watch regularly, but like classic movies that I like.

    我覺得我喜歡的大多數電影都不是我經常看的,而是我喜歡的經典電影。

  • I don't know, like Forrest Gump or Shawshank Redemption, stuff like that that's classics.

    我不知道,比如《阿甘正傳》或《肖申克的救贖》之類的經典作品。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • The last time I went through a movie phase, the movie Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless

    上一次我經歷電影階段,是電影《永恆的陽光下》(Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless)。

  • Mind.

    心靈

  • In college?

    在大學裡?

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • Like 15 years ago.

    就像 15 年前一樣。

  • Was kind of like a semi-modern movie that I thought was cool and I liked.

    這部電影有點像半現代電影,我覺得很酷,也很喜歡。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • I enjoyed watching that.

    我看得很開心。

  • We watched that one a lot in college.

    我們在大學時經常看這部電影。

  • All right.

    好的

  • Let's go to our next question, which is, oh, we only have two more questions.

    讓我們進入下一個問題,哦,我們只有兩個問題了。

  • We're almost there.

    我們快到了

  • What do you do in your free time with the kids?

    空閒時間您都和孩子們做些什麼?

  • There's a little bit of a weirdness to this question because it doesn't feel like free time when you're with the kids.

    這個問題有點奇怪,因為當你和孩子們在一起時,感覺不到時間是自由的。

  • Free time is when it's quiet and you're by yourself and you can do whatever you want, but I understand.

    自由時間是指安靜的時候,你一個人可以做任何你想做的事,但我理解。

  • It means when you're not like cooking or taking them to school and stuff like that.

    這意味著當你不做飯或不送他們上學之類的事情時。

  • When you're just having fun with your kids.

    當你和孩子們一起玩樂時。

  • What do we do as a family?

    作為一個家庭,我們該做些什麼?

  • What kind of free things, free time things do we do as a family?

    作為一個家庭,我們會做哪些自由的事情、自由的時間?

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • Well, for my children, even when you're having free time with them, a lot of times it's child management.

    對於我的孩子來說,即使你有空閒時間和他們在一起,很多時候也是在管理孩子。

  • Of course.

    當然。

  • Like my youngest son, he needs some physical time, so I'll, I'll wrestle with him.

    就像我的小兒子,他需要一些體力時間,所以我會和他摔跤。

  • I'll throw him on the bed and whatnot.

    我會把他扔到床上什麼的。

  • So he needs a little bit of that and Theo will jump in sometimes too, but Theo's a lot more crafty.

    所以他需要一點這樣的能力,西奧有時也會插手,但西奧更狡猾。

  • So he likes to do puzzles and play board games and stuff like that and color, color, color, color.

    是以,他喜歡做拼圖、玩棋盤遊戲之類的東西,還喜歡塗顏色、塗顏色、塗顏色、塗顏色。

  • And so I'll sit down and do that with him a lot of times, although you usually do that with him because the other one needs some action or he might go a little crazy on you.

    所以很多時候我會坐下來和他一起做這件事,不過你通常會和他一起做,因為另一個人需要一些行動,否則他可能會對你有點瘋狂。

  • So usually Dan is throwing Freddy on the bed while I am coloring with Theo.

    通常丹會把弗雷迪扔到床上,而我則和西奧一起塗色。

  • I would say also like we do lots of like, I would say dirt stuff, like digging in the dirt, planting things, pulling weeds, walking in the woods and uncovering things under the leaves, like this kind of, uh, earthy play, which is also, it's something that we like to do, but I think that that is, we usually, when we go outside and we try to be outside, like 80% of the day at home, we're outside a lot and we're really lucky.

    我想說的是,我們還做了很多泥土的事情,比如挖土、種東西、拔草、在樹林裡散步、揭開樹葉下面的東西,就像這種,呃,泥土的遊戲,這也是我們喜歡做的事情,但我認為這是,我們通常,當我們去外面的時候,我們儘量在外面,就像在家裡的80%的時間,我們經常在外面,我們真的很幸運。

  • We have a nice yard, an area that we can play in there.

    我們有一個漂亮的院子,我們可以在那裡玩耍。

  • Like yesterday, the last couple of days, our kids spent like hours digging a trench and filling it with water and pulling up the mud and making like a mud wall.

    就像昨天,前幾天,我們的孩子花了好幾個小時挖溝、灌水、撈泥巴,就像在做一堵泥牆。

  • And at the same time I was, um, weeding the garden, pulling up weeds and preparing it for the winter.

    與此同時,我還在花園裡除草,拔掉雜草,為過冬做準備。

  • And you were-

    而你

  • Sometimes they help us a little bit.

    有時,他們會幫我們一點忙。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • It's kind of like being together in the same area.

    這就有點像在同一個地方相聚。

  • It improves their mood to be outside as well.

    戶外活動也能改善他們的心情。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • I think when I want to, um, like do something fun with the kids, usually we'll like go to a park that has nature, like a Creek and we'll like, you'll skip rocks and the kids will splash in the Creek and I'll be with the baby or you'll be with the baby and we'll like play.

    我想,當我想和孩子們做一些有趣的事情時,通常我們會去一個有大自然的公園,比如小河,我們會跳過石頭,孩子們會在小河裡嬉戲,我會帶著孩子,或者你帶著孩子,我們會一起玩耍。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • They love going to a Creek, playing in water in general.

    他們喜歡去小河邊玩水。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • I think we're not, it's not really my favorite thing to do kids specific things.

    我想我們不是,這不是我最喜歡做的事情,孩子們的具體事情。

  • Like go to a kid's museum or go to, I don't know, even a playground is okay.

    比如去兒童博物館,或者去遊樂場,我也不知道。

  • Our kids don't really like playgrounds that much.

    我們的孩子不太喜歡遊樂場。

  • I think they're more into go see-

    我覺得他們更喜歡去看--

  • They go all around where the other stuff around the playground.

    他們在操場周圍的其他地方轉來轉去。

  • Go see the ducks.

    去看鴨子

  • They like swings.

    他們喜歡盪鞦韆。

  • They like swings a lot.

    他們非常喜歡鞦韆。

  • Swings are okay.

    盪鞦韆沒問題。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • I think that those are really busy type of places where there's like just so many activities you could do painting here and then there's light shine things here and there's like animal puppets here.

    我覺得這些地方都很熱鬧,有很多活動可以在這裡進行,比如畫畫,這裡有發光的東西,這裡有動物木偶。

  • Like kids museums, I feel overwhelmed.

    就像兒童博物館一樣,我感到不知所措。

  • My kids feel overwhelmed.

    我的孩子們感到不知所措。

  • Um, can you guess why I'm reading the book, the highly sensitive person and yeah, it just

    嗯,你能猜到我為什麼要讀這本書嗎,高度敏感的人,是的,它只是

  • Afterwards they just cry or fuss and it's no good.

    之後,他們就會大哭大鬧,這樣就不好了。

  • That's not fun for anyone.

    這對誰都不好玩。

  • So generally the like slower activities, invite a friend to go on a hike with us.

    所以,一般來說,我們喜歡慢節奏的活動,可以邀請朋友一起去遠足。

  • Um, that type of stuff is generally what I prefer to do.

    一般來說,我更喜歡做這類事情。

  • Um, yeah, that's about it.

    嗯,是的,就是這樣。

  • All right.

    好的

  • Are you ready for the last question?

    準備好回答最後一個問題了嗎?

  • I'm ready.

    我準備好了

  • Drum roll.

    擊鼓。

  • Do you feel like you're a different woman after having three children?

    有了三個孩子後,你是否覺得自己變成了另一個女人?

  • Oh, yes I do.

    哦,是的,我知道。

  • As a matter of fact, after the third, I finally became a woman.

    事實上,在第三次之後,我終於變成了女人。

  • This question is obviously for me, um, but they gave some very specific things here.

    這個問題顯然是問我的,嗯,但他們在這裡給出了一些非常具體的東西。

  • Do you feel like you're a different woman after having three kids?

    有了三個孩子後,你是否覺得自己變成了另一個女人?

  • More mature, more empathetic changes in your hobbies, media, daily decisions, estrogen levels.

    你的愛好、媒體、日常決定、雌激素水準都會發生變化,變得更加成熟,更富有同情心。

  • You know, it is true that, um, they say that when a man is near a baby or like you're around children that your testosterone levels go down and you thus become more like caring and tender.

    你知道嗎,他們說當一個男人靠近嬰兒或者你身邊有孩子的時候,你的睪丸激素水平會下降,從而變得更有愛心和溫柔,這是真的。

  • One might say womanly.

    可以說是女人味十足。

  • Ooh.

  • All right.

    好的

  • So, um, I guess the answer is obviously yes, I am a different woman after having three kids, but I think there's a really beautiful, I don't know if it's a proverb or it kind of phrase that I've heard that when a baby is born, a mother is born too.

    所以,嗯,我想答案顯然是肯定的,有了三個孩子後,我是一個與眾不同的女人,但我覺得有一句話真的很美,我不知道它是諺語還是我聽說過的那種短語,當一個嬰兒出生時,母親也出生了。

  • So it's kind of like this, uh, page turning event.

    這就像是翻開新的一頁。

  • And I remember when we were taking a birth class for our first son, when I was pregnant with our first son, um, the teacher, she kind of gave this idea of, uh, thinking about your life, different events that you felt were a before and after.

    我記得當我們為第一個兒子上分娩課時,我懷著我們的第一個兒子,嗯,老師,她給了這樣一個想法,嗯,思考你的生活,不同的事件,你覺得是一個之前和之後。

  • So maybe it was like your first day of school was really impressionable for you and you felt like that was a big change for you.

    所以,也許你上學的第一天對你來說印象很深,你覺得那對你來說是一個很大的改變。

  • Or maybe when you first went to like high school, you thought, you know, I have my little friends and it's fine.

    或者,當你剛上高中時,你會想,我有我的小夥伴,這很好。

  • Then you went to high school and there was a big school and you just felt really different or, um, I don't know, you moved to a new city.

    然後,你上了高中,有了一所大學校,你感覺真的不一樣了,或者,嗯,我不知道,你搬到了一個新的城市。

  • Those are kind of these page turning events and she framed it as when you have, especially your first child, a page has been turned and there's no going back.

    這些都是翻開新的一頁的事件,她把它說成是當你有了孩子,尤其是第一個孩子,新的一頁就翻開了,再也回不去了。

  • There's no changing.

    無法改變。

  • There's a lot of obviously like physical changes and emotional and hormonal changes, but it's also just, you're a different person.

    這其中有很多很明顯的變化,比如身體變化、情緒變化和荷爾蒙變化,但同時你也是一個不同的人。

  • You are, you are still you, but it's this page has turned and you are Vanessa, the mother.

    你是你,你還是你,但這一頁已經翻過,你是母親瓦妮莎。

  • So, um, yeah, I think that's kind of the positive way to look at your life is not the same.

    所以,嗯,是的,我認為這是一種積極的方式來看待你的生活是不一樣的。

  • You are not the same, but there's a lot of these instances in life that change you and it's your choice if they will change you for the better or the worse.

    你已經不一樣了,但生活中有很多這樣的事情會改變你,至於是好是壞,那是你自己的選擇。

  • And so you try to make the most of it.

    所以你要儘量利用它。

  • Um, so yes, I would say I'm, I'm a different person.

    嗯,所以是的,我會說我,我是一個不同的人。

  • I'm still me, but I am a different flavor of me.

    我還是我,但我是另一種味道的我。

  • Um, yeah.

    嗯,是的

  • Do you think that I, I am a different woman after having three kids or just kids in general?

    你覺得我是生了三個孩子後變了,還是生了孩子後就變了?

  • Uh, certainly kids.

    當然是孩子

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • Um, after the third, well, you know, because pregnancy is so difficult for you, I think you just seem like you have a burden lifted.

    嗯,第三次懷孕後,因為懷孕對你來說太艱難了,我覺得你好像卸下了重擔。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • Not being pregnant is great.

    沒有懷孕是件好事。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • But as far as like a third child, I don't know, I can only speak for myself because it just feels like our family's like complete.

    但至於第三個孩子,我不知道,我只能代表我自己,因為我覺得我們的家庭已經很完整了。

  • She's like the little cherry on top to our family.

    她就像我們家的小櫻桃。

  • Oh, our baby.

    哦,我們的寶貝

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • She's really sweet.

    她真的很可愛。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • Um, but yeah, I, I can't say like for the third child.

    嗯,不過是的,我不能說像第三個孩子那樣。

  • That I've noticed like a huge change in you.

    我注意到你發生了巨大的變化。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • I think the biggest change is having your first kid, just going from not being a mother to being a mother.

    我認為最大的變化就是有了第一個孩子,從沒有當過母親到當了母親。

  • That's the biggest change.

    這是最大的變化。

  • Yeah, for sure.

    是的,當然。

  • All right.

    好的

  • Well, thank you so much for joining me for all of these questions.

    非常感謝你和我一起回答這些問題。

  • You're welcome.

    不客氣。

  • If you have other questions that we have not answered, this is your challenge.

    如果您還有其他問題我們沒有回答,這就是您的挑戰。

  • In the comments, ask us a question about daily life, daily routines.

    請在評論中向我們提出有關日常生活和日常工作的問題。

  • Maybe you have questions about life in the U S. Um, maybe you have questions about us personally that we can answer from our own personal experiences.

    也許您有關於美國生活的問題,也許您有關於我們個人的問題,我們可以根據自己的親身經歷為您解答。

  • Um, leave that in the comments and maybe we'll make another video like this and there will be a vocabulary version of this video coming out in a few weeks.

    嗯,請在評論中留言,也許我們會再製作一個這樣的視頻,幾周後,這個視頻的詞彙版本就會推出。

  • So all of the expressions that you saw come up here, I will be explaining those in that vocabulary video.

    是以,你在這裡看到的所有表達方式,我都會在詞彙視頻中加以解釋。

  • So make sure you subscribe to the Speak English with Vanessa YouTube channel so that you can get a notification when that video goes live.

    是以,請務必訂閱 "和 Vanessa 說英語 "YouTube 頻道,以便在視頻上線時收到通知。

  • And don't forget to download the free PDF worksheet here on Dance Face with all of the great questions that you all asked today, the vocabulary, the definitions, extra sample sentences so that you can use them yourself.

    別忘了在 Dance Face 上下載免費的 PDF 工作表,上面有你們今天提出的所有好問題、詞彙、定義和額外的例句,這樣你們就可以自己使用它們了。

  • And at the bottom of this free PDF worksheet, you can answer Vanessa's challenge question so that you never forget what you've learned.

    在這份免費的 PDF 工作表底部,你可以回答凡妮莎的挑戰問題,這樣你就永遠不會忘記所學到的知識。

  • You can click on the link in the description to download that free PDF worksheet today.

    您可以點擊說明中的鏈接,下載免費的 PDF 工作表。

  • Well, thank you so much, Dan.

    非常感謝,丹。

  • You're welcome.

    不客氣。

  • We've been on a journey today.

    我們今天經歷了一段旅程。

  • It was fun.

    這很有趣。

  • I liked going in blind.

    我喜歡盲目行動。

  • Oh yeah.

    哦,是的。

  • Okay.

    好的

  • Well maybe we'll do this again.

    也許我們還能再來一次

  • Let us know.

    請告訴我們。

  • Thanks so much and I'll see you again next Friday for a new lesson here on my YouTube channel.

    非常感謝,下週五我將在我的 YouTube 頻道上為大家帶來新的課程。

  • Bye.

    再見。

  • Bye.

    再見。

  • But wait, do you want more?

    但等等,你還想要更多嗎?

  • I recommend watching this video next, a conversation with Dan about education.

    我建議大家接下來觀看這段視頻,這是與丹就教育問題進行的對話。

  • Do you know why Dan did not go to school until he was 13 years old?

    你知道丹為什麼直到 13 歲才去上學嗎?

  • Find out in that video and I'll see you there.

    我們在視頻中見。

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今天的課程是由您創建的。

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