Chapter 6 of 17 · 2'26"
Morning-After Family Talk 早餐谈出柜IMDb ↗
宿醉醒来咖啡已经摆好,他求她别把出柜告诉家里
Uncle Frank · 2020
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The story so far
Everything you need before watchingBeth wakes on Frank and Wally's couch with a hangover. Coffee, two aspirin, and a tall glass of water wait on the table. Over bacon, Frank asks if she feels any different about him now that she knows he is gay. Beth says no, though she has never knowingly met a gay man. Frank asks her not to tell the family. Wally objects: Frank already shows photos of a fake wife, and Wally's family in Saudi Arabia would answer coming out with a beheading.
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Language points
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Review right after watchingin my blood
骨子里就有
get past it
跨过这件事
bring shame on
给某人带来耻辱
i'd appreciate it if
请你……我会感激
religious
虔诚并不能排除
delicious death
把恶心说成美味
are you kidding
你在开玩笑吗
Golden lines
A great line in its own right — why and how to use it“I'd appreciate it if you didn't tell anyone in the family about me.”
如果你不跟家里任何人说我的事,我会很感激。
用客气条件句把最大的秘密收成请求,软,但边界很硬。
I'd appreciate it if...
求人保密、别转发、别声张时,比直接 don't 更得体。
I'd be grateful if you didn't... / Please keep this to yourself.
neutral
I'd 弱读,family 加重再收住。
“If I told them I was with a man, it would bring shame on them.”
要是我告诉他们我跟一个男人在一起,会给他们带来耻辱。
虚拟条件把出柜说成辱没全家,冷静却比喊疼更沉。
If I told them..., it would...
想象坦白某件事会伤害家人或团队时用。
It would disgrace them. / They would never live it down.
neutral
If I told 连读,shame 和 them 下沉。
“I wish I thought my family could get past it, but I don't.”
我真希望我相信家里能跨过这件事,可我不信。
先许一个愿望,再用 but I don't 当场收回,比直接说不更痛。
I wish..., but I don't.
想乐观但做不到时,用来承认自己其实不信。
I wish I believed they could move on. / I'd like to think they'd accept it.
informal
wish 上扬,past it 连读,don't 降。
Takeaways
What you walk away with- Use get past it to talk about moving on
- Hear bring shame on as family disgrace
- Make polite asks with I'd appreciate it if
- Hear How about this as a counteroffer
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Questions, then the linesWhat does get past it mean in Uncle Frank?
It means to move on and stop being stuck on a painful fact.
How do you translate bring shame on them?
To disgrace them. Wally uses it about coming out to family.
Is I'd appreciate it if a command?
No. It is a polite request, often with don't: please don't.
Is Delicious death a swear in this scene?
No. Frank twists Wally's bacon complaint into a joke.
Why does Wally mention beheading?
To show coming out at home could cost him his life.
