I'm Vanessa from SpeakEnglishWithVanessa.com.

我是來自SpeakEnglishWithVanessa.com的Vanessa。

Are you ready to imitate the most important sentences in English?

你準備好模仿最重要的 英文句子？

Let's talk about it.

我們談談吧

Today, we're going to talk about the 10 most important sentences in English, at least according

今天，我們要講的是10個最。 英語中的重要句子，至少根據

to me.

對我來說。

Because you use these sentences a lot, all the time in daily conversation, it's a great

因為你經常使用這些句子，所有的 的時間，在日常談話中，它是一個偉大的。

opportunity to practice using them naturally and pronouncing them correctly.

練習自然使用它們的機會 並正確發音。

If you say them three or four times each day, you want to make sure that you're pronouncing

如果你每天說三四次。 你要確保你的發音。

them correctly, and that's what we're going to do today.

這就是我們要做的事情。 今天要做的。

Your challenge today is to try to imitate and repeat exactly what I say.

你今天的挑戰是嘗試模仿 並完全按照我說的重複。

I don't care if you're on the train, if you're at work and your boss is looking at you.

我不在乎你是否在火車上，如果你是... ... 在工作中，你的老闆正在看著你。

I don't care where you are.

我不在乎你在哪裡。

It's your job to speak out loud.

大聲說出來是你的工作。

Because if I say them, it's okay, but I already know how to say them.

因為如果我說他們，它是好的，但我已經 知道怎麼說。

It's your job to practice and to use those pronunciation muscles to the fullest.

你的工作是練習和使用這些。 發音肌肉發揮得淋漓盡致。

All right.

好吧，我知道了

Let's start with the first sentence.

我們先從第一句話說起。

“Hey!

“Hey!

How's it going?”

進展如何？"

“Pretty good.”

"挺好的。"

This is our first sentence today, “Hey!

這就是我們今天的第一句話："嘿!

How's it going?” and the most common response, which is, “Pretty good.”

怎麼樣？"也是最常見的回答。 這就是，"相當不錯的。"

Let's break down this expression.

我們來分析一下這個表述。

“Hey.”

“Hey.”

Pretty clear.

很清楚。

Can you repeat that with me?

你能跟我說一遍嗎？

“Hey.”

“Hey.”

Then the next part, “How's it going?”

然後下一部分，"怎麼樣了？"

Here in the middle, it sounds like a Z sound.

這裡的中間，聽起來像個Z音。

Howzit ... howzit goin'?

你好... 你好嗎？

With the word “going,” we're going to cut off the G at the end, so make sure you

有了 "去 "字，我們就要 在結尾處切掉G，所以要確保你

say “Goin'.”

說 "走"。

Can you say this all together with me?

你能和我一起說這些嗎？

Try to imitate with me.

試著和我一起模仿。

Ready?

準備好了嗎？

“Hey.

“Hey.

How's it going?

進展如何？

Hey.

嘿，我是說，我是說，我是說，我是說，我是說，我是說，我是說，我是說，我是說，我是說，我是說，我是說，我是說，我是說，我是說，我是說，我是說，我是說，我是說，我是說，我是說，我是說，我是說，我是說，我是說，我是說，我是說，我是說，我是說，我是說，我是說，我是說，我是說，我是說，我是說，我是說，我是說，我是說，我是說，我是說，我是說，我是說，我是說，我是說。

How's it going?”

進展如何？"

I'm going to pause in just a moment, after we practice the reply.

我想暫停一下，在... 我們實踐的回答。

The reply is “Pretty good.

回答是 "挺好的。

Pretty good.”

挺好的。"

Now, if you want to sound like an American, the word “pretty”, even though it has

現在，如果你想聽起來像一個美國人， 俏 "字，儘管它有。

T's, it's going to sound like a D sound.

T的，聽起來會像D音。

So try to say it with me.

所以試著和我一起說。

“Priddy.

"普利迪。

Priddy.

Priddy。

Priddy.”

普利迪。"

And then that final word, “Good.

還有最後那句 "好。

Good.”

很好。"

Make sure that your lips are kind of out a little bit.

確保你的嘴脣是那種出一個 一點點。

“Good.

"好，我知道了。

Good.”

很好。"

Can we put it all together?

我們可以把它放在一起嗎？

“Pretty good.

"挺好的。

Pretty good.”

挺好的。"

Okay.

好吧，我知道了

Let's try to imitate this full sentence together and the reply, and then I'm going to pause

讓我們一起試著模仿這個完整的句子。 和答覆，然後我將暫停。

so that you can say it yourself out loud, no matter where you are.

以便自己能大聲說出來。 無論你在哪裡。

All right.

好吧，我知道了

Let's say it together.

我們一起說吧。

“Hey!

“Hey!

How's it going?”

進展如何？"

“Pretty good.”

"挺好的。"

“Hey!

“Hey!

How's it going?”

進展如何？"

“Pretty good.”

"挺好的。"

All right.

好吧，我知道了

I'm going to pause, and it's your turn.

我要暫停一下，輪到你了。

Go ahead.

去吧

Great work!

幹得好！

Let's go on to the second sentence.

我們繼續看第二句。

The second sentence is “Do you want to go?

第二句是 "你要不要去？"。

Do you want to go?”

你想去嗎？"

You might say this when you want to invite someone to an event, or maybe to your house,

當你想邀請時，你可以這樣說 某個人去參加活動，或者去你家。

or if you want to tell them to go to a restaurant with you.

或者如果你想告訴他們去餐廳。 和你在一起

It's a great expression for someone who you just met if you want to continue spending

這是一個很好的表達方式，對於一個你 如果你想繼續消費的話，剛見面

time with them.

和他們在一起的時間。

Let's break down the pronunciation for this common question.

讓我們來分析一下這個發音吧 共同的問題。

“Do you wanna go?

"你想去嗎？

Do you wanna go?”

你想去嗎？"

Why does the first two words sound like “Jooo ...” “Do you” becomes “Jooo,” kind

為什麼前兩個字聽起來像 "Jooo"？ ...”"你 "變成了 "Jooo"，有點兒。

of a “zhe, zhe” sound.

的 "浙、浙 "音。

“Joo.”

"Joo."

And then what about “Wanna go?

然後 "想去嗎？

Wanna go?”

要不要去？"

“Want to go” are all of the words, but you're gonna combine “want” and “to”

"想去 "都是這句話，但。 你要把 "要 "和 "要 "結合起來。

to become “wanna, wanna”.

變成 "想、想"。

This is really common in conversational English, so let's try to say this full question together.

這在英語會話中真的很常見。 所以我們一起試著說說這個完整的問題。

“Do you want to go?

"你想去嗎？

Do you want to go?

你想去嗎？

Do you want to go?

你想去嗎？

Do you want to go?”

你想去嗎？"

All right.

好吧，我知道了

Try to imitate this with me.

試著跟我模仿一下。

Are you ready?

你準備好了嗎？

“Do you want to go?

"你想去嗎？

Do you want to go?

你想去嗎？

Do you want to go to the park?

你想去公園嗎？

Do you want to go to the restaurant?”

你想去餐廳嗎？"

Okay, I'm going to pause, and then I want you to say this by yourself.

好吧，我要暫停，然後我想。 你自己去說吧。

Go ahead.

去吧

Great work, let's go on to the third sentence.

幹得好，我們繼續說第三句。

The third and fourth sentences are, “I'm not sure,” and “I don't know.”

第三、四句是："我是。 不確定 "和 "我不知道"。

These both mean the same thing, but the first one, “I'm not sure,” is a little more

這兩個詞的意思是一樣的，但第一種是 一個，"我不確定 "是一個更多的

casual, and you might use this more in daily conversation.

隨意，你可能會在日常中更多地使用這個。 談話。

So if you say it quickly it sounds like, “I'm no shur.

所以，如果你說得快，聽起來就像 "我... 沒有舒爾。

I'm no shur.

我不是舒爾。

I'm no shur.”

我不是舒爾。"

Let's break this down.

讓我們來分析一下。

Listen carefully, especially to that second word, “not”.

仔細聽，特別是第二段 字，"不"。

“I'm not sure.

"我不確定。

I'm not sure.”

我不確定。"

Do you hear “t”, the T sound?

你聽到 "t "了嗎，T音？

“I'm not sure.”

"我不確定。"

Not really.

不見得

Often in daily conversation in fast English, the T at the end of words is cut off, so your

經常在日常對話中用快速英語。 詞尾的T被切掉了，所以你的

tongue is gonna be at the top of your mouth, almost going to make the “t” sound, but

舌頭會在你的嘴上。 幾乎要發出 "t "的聲音，但。

there's no air that comes out.

沒有空氣出來。

So let's practice saying this, especially with that T stopped at the top of your mouth.

所以我們要練習說這個，特別是 用那個T停在你的嘴上。

Can you do it with me?

你能和我一起做嗎？

“I'm not sure.

"我不確定。

I'm not sure.

我不確定

I'm not, not, not.”

我不是，不是，不是。"

All right, let's focus on that last word, “sure, sure, sure”.

好吧，讓我們專注於最後一個詞。 "肯定，肯定，肯定"。

Do you see my lips here, can you say it with me?

你看到我的嘴脣在這裡，你能說出來嗎？ 我？

“Sure, sure.”

"當然，當然。"

Can we say this all together?

我們可以一起說嗎？

“I'm not sure.

"我不確定。

I'm not sure.

我不確定

I'm not sure.”

我不確定。"

Okay, I'm gonna pause and now it's your turn.

好了，我要暫停一下，現在輪到你了。

Go ahead.

去吧

Great work, let's go on to the fourth sentence.

幹得好，我們繼續說第四句。

The fourth sentence, as I just mentioned is, “I don't know, I don't know.”

第四句話，我剛才提到的是。 "我不知道，我不知道。"

And there are a lot of different ways you can pronounce this, so let's start with maybe

有很多不同的方式，你 會念這個，所以我們先從可能的

the most clear and then working down to the least clear.

最清晰的，然後向下工作到 最不清楚。

Let's start with “I don' know, I don' know.”

從 "我不知道，我不知道 "開始吧。

Do you notice that that “t” in the contraction “don't” is similar to “not” in the

你有沒有注意到，在收縮詞中的 "t"。 "不要 "類似於 "不 "中的 "不"。

previous sentence?

前一句？

That T, your tongue is at the top of your mouth, but you're not letting the air come

那個T，你的舌頭就在你的頂上 嘴裡，但你沒有讓空氣進入。

out to finish “t”, that “t” sound.

出完成 "t"，那個 "t "音。

So it's gonna sound like, “I don', don' know.”

所以這聽起來會像 "我不，不"。 知道。"

If you can see inside my mouth at the moment, you'll see that my tongue is stopped up there,

如果你能看到我此刻的嘴裡。 你會看到，我的舌頭停在那裡。

“don', don'” but I'm not saying “don't.

"不要"，"不要"，但我沒有說 "不要"。

I don't know.”

我不知道。"

Usually that T in negative contractions is cut out.

通常，負數收縮中的那個T是 切出。

If you'd like to see the natural pronunciation for 81 contractions, I made a video, you can

如果你想看自然發音的話 對於81次宮縮，我做了一個視頻，你可以。

watch it up here.

在這裡觀看它。

I hope that will be useful to you.

希望對您有所幫助。

But let's say this in the most clear way, “I don't know.”

但我們用最明確的方式來說。 "我不知道。"

Can you imitate that with me?

你能跟我模仿一下嗎？

“I don't know, I don't know, I don't know.”

"我不知道，我不知道，我不知道。"

Okay, let's go to the next one which is a little less clear.

好了，讓我們去下一個這是一個。 有點不太清楚。

You could say, “I dunno.

你可以說："我不知道。

I dunno.

我不知道。

I dunno.”

我不知道。"

It kind of sounds like D-U-N-N-O, dunno.

聽起來有點像D-U-N-N-O，不知道。

“I dunno, I dunno.”

"我不知道，我不知道。"

And you would use this in familiar situations, I don't recommend using this to your boss

而且你會在熟悉的情況下使用這個。 我不建議你對你的老闆用這種方法。

or maybe in a work situation, just because it's really relaxed so you need to be in a

或者在工作場合，只是因為 它是真正的放鬆，所以你需要在一個。

really relaxed environment.

真正輕鬆的環境。

But you could say, “I dunno.”

但你可以說，"我不知道"。

“Do you know how many people are in your city?”

"你知道你有多少人嗎？ 城市？"

“I dunno.

"我不知道。

I dunno.

我不知道。

I dunno.”

我不知道。"

All right, there is a couple more ways that you can pronounce this, so let's go to another

好了，還有幾種方法 你能讀懂這個，所以我們去另一個。

one that is even less clear.

一個更不清楚。

Let's take that same pronunciation and cut out the D sound.

讓我們用同樣的發音來切開 出D音。

“I 'unno, I 'unno, I 'unno.”

"匈奴，匈奴，匈奴。"

Can you say that slowly with me?

你能跟我慢慢說嗎？

“I 'unno.”

"匈奴"。

It sounds weird when you're saying it slowly, but don't worry, when you say it quickly it's

你慢慢說的時候，聽起來很奇怪。 不過不用擔心，說得快了就會被

perfectly natural.

非常自然。

“I 'unno, I 'unno, I 'unno.”

"匈奴，匈奴，匈奴。"

There's no D sound here, “I dunno”, like the previous two.

這裡沒有D音，"我不知道"，就像。 前兩個。

Instead, you're just cutting that out.

反而是把這一點刪掉了。

“I 'unno.”

"匈奴"。

Okay, let's go on to the last one, and it is the least clear, but native speakers will

好了，讓我們繼續最後一個，它。 是最不清楚的，但母語人士會

definitely understand what you're saying.

絕對明白你在說什麼。

In this final way to pronounce “I don't know” you're really gonna be cutting out

在這個最後的發音方式中，"I don't 知道 "你真的會被剪掉

all of the words, and you're just gonna be leaving some sounds and some intonation.

所有的文字，你只是要去是 留下一些聲音和一些語氣。

So you're gonna say, “Uh uh uh, uh uh uh.”

所以你會說，"呃呃呃，呃呃呃。"

It seems really strange to just say this by itself, but trust me, native speakers say

這似乎真的很奇怪，只是說由 但相信我，母語人士會說

this a lot.

這很多。

So I'm gonna say it slowly, and I want you to try to imitate my intonation, imagine that

所以我要慢慢說，我想讓你。 試圖模仿我的語氣，想象一下

you're kind of riding this wave of intonation, and you're gonna say it exactly with me, and

你是那種騎這種波 音調。 你要和我說的一模一樣，並且

then I'm gonna pause and we're gonna practice these clear and unclear pronunciations together.

然後，我要暫停，我們要去練習 這些清晰和不清晰的發音一起。

All right, are you ready, can you imitate with me?

好了，你準備好了，你能不能模仿一下？ 和我一起？

“Uh uh uh, uh uh uh, uh uh uh.”

"呃呃呃，呃呃呃"。

Let's say someone asks you, “How long has Vanessa been teaching online?”

比如說有人問你："你有多長時間了? 瓦妮莎一直在網上教學？"

And if you respond with, “Uh uh uh,” it means that maybe you don't really care about

如果你的回答是 "呃呃呃"，它 意思是說，也許你並不真正關心。

the answer.

答案是：

It's not something that's important to you.

這對你來說不是什麼重要的事情。

If you said, “I don't know,” it really just means you don't have that information.

如果你說，"我不知道"，它真的是 只是意味著你沒有這些資訊。

But if you said, “Uh uh uh” it's so relaxed that it means, “I don't really care.”

但如果你說："呃呃呃"，那就太輕鬆了。 它的意思是，"我真的不關心。"

So you could use this in another situation that maybe isn't rude, make sure that you're

所以你可以在另一種情況下使用這個 也許並不粗魯，確保你是

in a really casual, comfortable situation.

在一個非常隨意、舒適的情況下。

If someone asked you, “I'm trying to make this dish, do you know how many eggs I should

如果有人問你："我想做的是什麼？ 這道菜，你知道我應該吃多少個雞蛋嗎？

put in?”

放進去？"

You could say, “Uh uh uh, maybe look it up?

你可以說，"呃呃呃，也許看看吧。 漲？

Uh uh uh, uh uh uh, look it up!”

呃呃呃，呃呃呃，查查吧！"

Because you're with your family or your friends, and it's something that's not so important.

因為你和你的家人或朋友在一起。 而這是不太重要的事情。

But if someone asks you something really important, maybe something emotional or sentimental,

但如果有人問你一些很重要的事情。 也許是一些情感上或感情上的東西。

or especially something for your work, that's really important, don't say, “Uh uh uh”

或特別是你工作上的東西，那就是 真的很重要，不要說 "呃呃呃"

because it's too relaxed.

因為它太放鬆了。

So this is for really casual situations, and I'm certain that you're gonna hear this in

所以，這是為真正的休閒情況，和 我敢肯定，你會聽到這個在

TV shows and movies.

電視劇和電影。

So let's take a moment to try to pronounce “I don't know” in these casual, comfortable

所以，讓我們花點時間來嘗試發音 "我不知道 "在這些隨意、舒適的。

ways.

的方式。

I want you to choose which one you'd like to say.

我想讓你選擇你喜歡的那一個 說。

“I don' know, I dunno, I 'unno, or uh uh uh.”

"我不知道，我不知道，我'unno，或者呃呃 呃"

You can choose which one you'd like to imitate, I'm gonna pause and give you a moment to say

你可以選擇你想模仿哪一個。 我要暫停一下，給你一點時間說

it yourself.

自己去做

Go ahead.

去吧

Great work, let's go on to the next one.

幹得好，讓我們繼續下一個。

Our fifth sentence is about the weather because it's really common, in almost every country

我們的第五句是關於天氣的，因為 屢見不鮮

and every culture, to have small talk about the weather, and it's really true in the U.S.

和每一種文化，閒談 天氣，在美國確實如此。

We have small talk about the weather all the time.

我們一直在哈拉氣 時候。

When I was taking a walk the other day, my neighbor was sitting on his front porch and

前幾天我散步的時候，我的... 鄰居坐在他的前廊上，

he said, “It's a hot one today, huh?”

他說："今天天氣很熱，是吧？"

And I said, “Yep, sure is.”

我說，"是的，當然是。"

So let's practice this sentence together to talk about the weather.

所以我們一起練習這句話，以 談天氣。

You can change the word for “hot” for “cold”, “rainy”, “snowy”, whatever

你可以把 "熱 "字改成 "熱 "字。 "寒來暑往

you'd like.

你想。

But let's practice with “hot” and “cold” because those are the most common.

但我們還是用 "熱 "和 "冷 "來練習吧。 因為這些是最常見的。

So let's say this sentence together: “It's a hot one today.

所以我們一起說這句話。"它是 今天是個熱點

It's a hot one today.

今天是個熱點。

It's a hot one today.”

今天可真夠熱的。"

Or, “It's a cold one today, it's a cold one today.”

或者說 "今天好冷，好冷啊"。 一個今天。"

What does “one” mean, why are we saying “one” here?

"一 "是什麼意思，為什麼我們說 這裡的 "一"？