学习设置
背景介绍
看之前,知道这些就够了甘德街上旅客来回抢电话。凯文在加油站买咖啡,整店突然静住:美国在全国默哀,纽芬兰人跟着不说话。贝拉带汉娜去点蜡烛;镇民向拉比坦白自己是犹太人;图书馆腾出安静处给人祷告。盯他们怎么把身份说出口。
- moment of silence 里 of 弱成 /əv/
- back home 两词都咬,别糊成一团
- Make me a channel,me a 连读
- 会说 moment of silence 默哀
- 学会把隐瞒一生的身份说出口
- 带走 check on:去看看某人
- 加油站全场突然停住
- 镇民对拉比说出隐瞒的身份
- 图书馆把祷告处让出来
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看完视频,正好复习main drag
主街、主干道
moment of silence
默哀、静默片刻
go quiet
突然安静下来
just like that
一下子就没了
check on
去看看某人好不好
diverted
被改降到这里
金句
这句话本身就很棒——棒在哪、怎么用“I don't know if that would happen back home”
我不知道换作在家乡会不会这样
一句把跨国默哀说成对照,夸人却不直说谢谢。
I don't know if that would happen + 地点
看见别处的善意,不知自己那边做不做得到时。
I don't know if we'd do that at home. / That wouldn't happen where I'm from.
neutral
don't know 连读,back home 落下。
“As a boy, I was told I should never tell anyone I was Jewish. Even my wife.”
小时候有人告诉我,千万别对任何人说自己是犹太人。连我妻子也不行。
短句叠两层秘密,Even my wife 把隐瞒钉死。
As a boy, I was told I should never + 动词
讲童年禁忌、长期隐瞒身份时。
Growing up, I was told never to say it. / I wasn't allowed to tell anyone.
literary
As a boy 稍停,never tell 咬死,Even my wife 更沉。
精彩独白
一个人撑起的一段戏,值得整段跟读I'm getting a coffee at a gas station on the main drag, when suddenly the entire place goes quiet. And nobody moves. Even the people outside are still. And I look up at the TVs… and I realize. It's a national moment of silence in America. And all these Newfoundlanders, these people from another country, they maintain that moment of silence. I don't know if that would happen back home at a busy gas station on the main drag. But it happened here.
我在主街加油站买咖啡, 突然整个地方安静下来。 没有人动。 连外面的人也站住了。 我抬头看那些电视…… 然后我明白了。 这是美国全国默哀的时刻。 而这些纽芬兰人, 这些来自另一个国家的人,他们把这段默哀守住了。 我不知道换作在家乡会不会这样 在主街一家忙碌的加油站。 但在这儿发生了。
I was born in Poland, I think. And my parents, they were Jews. They sent me here before the war started. I still remember some of the prayers they taught me. As a boy, I was told I should never tell anyone I was Jewish. Even my wife. But after what happened on Tuesday, so many stories gone, just like that, I needed to tell someone.
我想我是在波兰出生的。 我父母,他们是犹太人。 战争开始前,他们把我送到了这儿。 他们教我的祷告,有些我还记得。 小时候有人告诉我,千万别对任何人说自己是犹太人。连我妻子也不行。 可星期二那件事之后,那么多故事一下子就没了, 我必须找个人说出来。
