Name: 學習英語 BLACKPINK 的 JENNIE (Learn English BLACKPINK's JENNIE)
Uploaded: 2025-10-30T08:25:58.000Z
Duration: 26 min 11 s

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This that pretty girl mon to this that flaunt she just touched on another Pretty girls don't do drama lest we won It'll be depending on the day Pretty girl sticking at the fender no I'm a defender never let it catch no shrimp this that pretty girl ma till she's that stun I'll make you want to swing both ways.

這個 pretty girl 展現她剛才提到的，漂亮的女生不搞小劇場，不然我們就輸了，這取決於那天的心情，漂亮的女生堅守陣地，不，我是個守護者，絕不讓它抓住任何蝦兵蟹將，這個 pretty girl 直到她成為那個 stunner，我會讓你想要左右逢源。

Today we're learning English with Blackpink's Jennie and boy is she amazing.

今天我們要跟 Blackpink 的 Jennie 學英文，她真的太厲害了！

Her song Mantra, which we just saw a clip of, actually

我們剛剛看到的片段，她的歌 Mantra

topped iTunes, charts in 47 countries and broke Spotify streaming records.

在 47 個國家登上 iTunes 排行榜冠軍，還打破了 Spotify 的串流紀錄。

We'll watch three fascinating and funny interviews with Jenny and learn all of the advanced expressions.

我們會看三個關於 Jennie 有趣又好笑的訪談，學到所有進階的 expressions。

Now you should also know that this lesson comes with its very own vocabulary flashcards covering all the key words and expressions that we'll learn today.

現在你們也該知道，這堂課有專屬的 vocabulary flashcards，包含我們今天學到的所有關鍵字和 expressions。

Practicing with these daily is the easiest way for you to remember these new words forever and go from sounding like an English learner to an advanced English speaker.

每天練習這些，是你們永遠記住這些新單字，並從英文學習者晉升為進階英文使用者最簡單的方法。

So if that sounds interesting for you, then I want to invite you to click that link down Description below to get our app and start your Vocalia practice for free.

所以如果聽起來很吸引你，那我想邀請你點擊 Description 下方的連結，下載我們的 app，免費開始你的 Vocalia 練習。

Now let's watch the first interview where Jenny tells Sean Evans about the inspiration that she took from Shakespeare's play As yous like it when producing her solo album.

現在我們來看第一個訪談，Jennie 告訴 Sean Evans，她在製作她的 solo album 時，從 Shakespeare 的戲劇 As yous like it 獲得的靈感。

When I first read the play and saw how they broke down into seven different stages, what I was coming from was also the seven years of being in a group of Blackpink and how every little event has changed me over time.

當我第一次讀這齣戲，看到它如何抽成七個不同的階段，我當時的想法也跟我在 Blackpink 這個 group 待了七年一樣，以及每個小事件是如何隨著時間改變我。

I've had my ups and downs, I've had my rollercoaster emotions of when I loved music, when I hated music, and

我經歷了起起伏伏，有時愛音樂、有時恨音樂的 rollercoaster emotions，

every moment in between was the important things that got me here.

而中間的每一個時刻，都是讓我走到這裡的重要因素。

So I started just breaking myself down and I guess it just inspired me to look at myself in a different way and really dive into what got me here and who I am.

所以我開始剖析自己，我想這也啟發了我用不同的方式看待自己，真正深入瞭解是什麼讓我走到這裡，以及我是誰。

So we heard some amazing expressions from Jenny in her hit song Mantra.

所以我們在 Jennie 的熱門歌曲 Mantra 中聽到了一些很棒的 expressions。

And in the interview that we just watched, I wanted to teach you a couple great songs.

在我們剛剛看完的訪談中，我想教大家幾個很棒的

Slang expressions from the song first this, that Pretty Girl, mine to this, that Flaunt you just touched on an hour.

歌曲裡的 slang expressions，像是 "Pretty Girl" 裡的 "this, that"，還有你剛剛提到的 "Flaunt"。

To flaunt means to show off something that you're proud of in a confident, bold way.

Flaunt 的意思就是自信、大膽地炫耀你引以為傲的東西。

When you flaunt something, you're deliberately displaying it because you want people to notice and admire it.

當你炫耀某樣東西時，你是刻意展示它，因為你希望別人注意到並欣賞。

Jenny is encouraging her listeners to flaunt themselves, to confidently show off who they are without hiding.

Jennie 鼓勵她的聽眾展現自我，自信地秀出自己是誰，不用躲藏。

Check out this other example from Bruno Mars.

A stunner is someone who is so attractive or impressive that they literally stun people.

stunner 指的是某人極具吸引力或令人印象深刻，足以讓別人驚豔。

This is sometimes called a stun gun, which uses electricity to leave the target unable to move.

這有時被稱為 stun gun，它利用電力讓目標無法動彈。

So imagine someone who is so beautiful they leave others speechless or amazed, almost as if they've been zapped.

所以想像一下，有人美到讓別人啞口無言或驚嘆不已，就像被 zapped 一樣。

If you say someone is stunning or is a stunner, which can be pronounced stunna as she does in the song, it's a powerful compliment that suggests someone has serious star quality.

如果你說某人很 stunning 或是一個 stunner，就像她在歌裡發音的 stunna，這是一個強而有力的讚美，暗示著某人有明星的架勢。

These words perfectly capture the empowering message of mantra.

這些詞語完美地捕捉了 mantra 的賦權訊息。

It's all about embracing your confidence and owning your beauty.

這一切都是關於擁抱你的自信，並展現你的美麗。

Now let's move on to the interview clips where we heard Jennie use some amazing expressions, talking about the inspiration for her work.

接下來，我們來聽聽 Jennie 在訪談片段中，分享她創作靈感的精彩 expressions。

When I first read the play and saw how they broke down into seven different stages, what I was coming from was also the seven years of being in a group of Blackpink.

我第一次讀這齣戲，看到它如何被拆解成七個不同的階段，我當時的想法也跟我在 Blackpink 這個 group 待了七年有關。

To break down something means to analyze it or examine it in detail, separating it into smaller parts to better understand it.

Break down 一個東西，意思就是仔細地分析或檢視它，將它拆成小部分來更好地理解。

Jenny is talking about how Shakespeare's play As yous like it analyzes seven stages of life, but

Jennie 說的是 Shakespeare 的戲 As yous like it 如何分析人生的七個階段，但

we hear another meaning later in the interview.

我們在訪談後面聽到了另一個意思。

Listen again, I started just breaking myself down and I guess it just inspired me to look at myself in a different way and really dive into what got me here and who I am.

再聽一次，我開始 break myself down，我想這也啟發了我用不同的方式看待自己，真正深入探討是什麼讓我走到這裡，以及我是誰。

When you break yourself down, it means to examine your own thoughts, feelings and experiences deeply.

當你 break yourself down，意思就是深入地檢視你自己的想法、感受和經歷。

That's exactly what Jennie did after seven years with Blackpink when they decided to take a break.

這正是 Jennie 在 Blackpink 待了七年並決定休團後所做的事。

現在，這裡有一個關於 Jennie 的有趣事實。

She actually spent five years living in New Zealand as a child from ages 8 to 13 where she attended ACG Purnell College.

她小時候其實在紐西蘭住了五年，從 8 歲到 13 歲，在那裡就讀 ACG Purnell College。

Despite that, I have to say I watched a lot of Jenny interviews preparing for this lesson because it was kind of difficult to find ones where she used advanced vocabulary and expressions.

儘管如此，我必須說，為了準備這堂課，我看了很多 Jennie 的訪談，因為要找到她使用進階 vocabulary 和 expressions 的訪談有點難。

So even though she lived in an English speaking country, she fell into the same trap that most English learners do, which is getting stuck on the intermediate plateau.

所以即使她住在英語系國家，她也陷入了大多數英語學習者都會遇到的陷阱，也就是卡在中間的瓶頸期。

總是使用相同的單字和表達方式。

This can leave your English sounding dry, basic and not effectively communicating the details of what you want to say.

這會讓你的英文聽起來很乾、很基礎，而且無法有效地傳達你想說的細節。

The truth is you've already learned some useful advanced expressions like flaunt, stun and breakdown.

事實是，你已經學會了一些有用的進階 expressions，像是 flaunt、stun 和 breakdown。

But if you don't practice these, you'll forget them faster than a K pop dance trend.

但如果你不練習，你會比 K pop 舞曲流行趨勢更快忘記它們。

Want to actually use these expressions naturally when you speak English?

想在說英文時自然地使用這些 expressions 嗎？

Well, if you want to sound confident, simply knowing them is not enough.

嗯，如果你想聽起來自信，光是知道它們是不夠的。

You need to practice them until they're automatic.

你需要練習它們，直到它們變成你的反射動作。

That is exactly why we created a set of flashcards for you that is available for free on our app.

這就是我們為你準備了一組 flashcards 的原因，你可以在我們的 app 上免費取得。

神奇之處就在於它背後的科學原理。

The app uses smart technology to bring back words for review right when you're about to forget them.

這款 app 使用智慧科技，在你快要忘記單字的時候，就會把這些單字帶回來複習。

It's like having a personal English coach right in your pocket.

就像你的口袋裡有個專屬的英文教練一樣。

Just 10 to 15 minutes a day and these words will be at the tip of your tongue when you need them.

每天只要 10 到 15 分鐘，這些單字就會在你需要的時候脫口而出。

So super easy no more I know that word but can't remember it moments.

所以，再也沒有「我知道這個字但就是想不起來」的時刻了。

So click the link down description below to get your free vocabulary flashcards right now on the RealLife English app.

所以，點擊下方 description 的連結，立刻在 RealLife English app 上取得你的免費 vocabulary flashcards。

你未來流利的自己會感謝你的。

And now check out this super common expression that Jenny used here I've had my ups and downs.

現在，來看看 Jenny 在這裡用了一個非常常見的 expression：I've had my ups and downs。

I've had my rollercoaster emotions of when I loved music, when I hated music, and

我經歷了我的 rollercoaster emotions，有愛音樂的時候，也有討厭音樂的時候，而

every moment's in between was the important things that got me here.

每個中間的時刻，都是造就現在的我。

When you have your ups and downs, it means you experience both good times and bad times, successes and failures.

當你說你有 ups and downs，意思就是你經歷了好時光和壞時光、成功和失敗。

Sometimes you're on top of the world and sometimes you face challenges.

有時候你覺得自己無敵，有時候你卻要面對挑戰。

Jenny is being honest about her journey, which shows real maturity.

Jenny 很誠實地分享她的歷程，這展現了真正的成熟。

我知道我們經歷過一些起起伏伏，但是

I probably wouldn't be going to college if it weren't for you.

如果沒有你，我可能就沒辦法上大學了。

What a vivid way to describe feelings I've had my roller coaster emotions of when I loved music.

這真是生動地描述了我對我熱愛音樂時的 rollercoaster emotions 的感受。

Rollercoaster emotions refers to feelings go up and down dramatically, just like riding a roller coaster.

Rollercoaster emotions 指的是感覺像坐雲霄飛車一樣戲劇性的起伏。

One moment you're high with excitement, the next you might feel sad or scared.

前一刻你還興奮不已，下一刻可能就感到悲傷或害怕。

It perfectly captures how intense and unpredictable emotions can be, especially in the demanding world of K pop.

這完美捕捉了情緒的強度和不可預測性，尤其是在競爭激烈的 K-pop 世界裡。

Did you know that Jennie trained for six years before debuting with blackpink?

你知道 Jennie 在以 blackpink 出道前，可是訓練了六年嗎？

She once said that every month, trainees had to perform for the company's CEO and producers to evaluate their progress.

她曾說過，每個月練習生都必須向公司 CEO 和製作人表演，以評估他們的進度。

這根本就是 rollercoaster emotions。

Next, let's check out some of Jennie's mastery of connected speech.

接著，我們來看看 Jennie 在連音上的精湛技巧。

That's how natives and advanced speakers cut, reduce and link our words together in fluent speech.

這就是母語人士和進階學習者在流暢的口語中如何省略、縮減和連結單字的。

And it's absolutely essential for you if you want to speak naturally and understand fast native speech.

如果你想說得自然、聽得懂母語人士的快速口語，這絕對是必學的。

I've had my rollercoaster emotions of when I loved music, when I hated music.

我也經歷過那種愛音樂又恨音樂的 rollercoaster emotions。

First off, she said hated with a tap T, which sounds like a soft D sound like in butter or cat and dog.

首先，她說 hated 的 T 發音很輕，聽起來像 butter 或 cat and dog 中的 soft D 音。

So instead of hated, it sounds like hated.

Next, she linked the N from when to the Pronoun I.

接著，她把 when 的 N 和代名詞 I 連在一起。

Your speaking will only get better with lots and lots of practice.

你的口說只會透過大量的練習而進步。

When I hated music and I hated music, I started just breaking myself down.

當我討厭音樂，討厭音樂的時候，我開始自我否定。

And I guess it just inspired me to look at myself in a different way and really dive into what got me here and who I am, if that makes sense.

我想這也啟發了我用不同的方式看待自己，深入瞭解是什麼讓我走到這裡，以及我是誰，如果這樣說有道理的話。

When Shawn says I'm following you all the way, he's politely confirming that he completely understood what Jennie is explaining and agrees with her thought process.

當 Shawn 說「我完全支持你」時，他是在禮貌地確認他完全理解 Jennie 的解釋，並同意她的想法。

It's like saying I'm with you or I get it completely.

這就像在說「我懂你」或「我完全明白了」。

Address only the patient you are here to see.

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