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  • This week's topic comes to us from the NativeEnglishTeacher.NET Facebook page

    本週的主題來自 NativeEnglishTeacher.NET 臉書專頁

  • It was suggested by Frederic

    根據 Frederic 建議的

  • Who says: "How about a lesson on how to express gratitude?

    他說:「要不要來個關於表達感謝的課程?」

  • Saying "Thank You." Great idea, Fred. You are this week's winner.

    如何說謝謝,好主意 Fred,你是這週的贏家

  • Because we chose his idea, Frederic Wins three free classes with me.

    因為我們採用了他的想法,Frederic 獲得三堂免費的課程。

  • (Sorry about the pronunciation of your name buddy!)

    (關於你名字的發音我很抱歉,朋友)

  • If you have an idea for a video lesson

    如果你對影音課程有什麼想法

  • write your idea below this video

    在這個影片下方

  • on the NativeEnglishTeacher.NET Facebook page

    NativeEnglishTeacher.NET 臉書專頁寫下你的意見

  • and you could win 3 free lessons!

    然後你就可以獲得三堂免費的課程!

  • So, let's talk about saying "Thank You"

    所以,讓我們來談談如何說「謝謝」

  • I think most people already know the basic

    我覺得大多數都已經知道最基本的了

  • Thank You or Thanks

    謝謝你或謝謝

  • But to me, it does sound a little bit unnatural to JUST say

    但對我來說,這聽起來有點不自然,如果只說

  • "Thank You" or "Thanks" without continuing the idea

    「謝謝你」或「謝謝」而沒有後續的話

  • A native speaker will normally continue the idea.

    母語者通常會接著把話說完

  • for example

    例如

  • I usually say

    我常會說

  • Thanks, I appreciate it.

    謝謝,我很感激。

  • "I appreciate it" means I give value to what you have done for me.

    「我很感激」意味著我重視你為我做的事。

  • Let's practice saying that: thanks, I appreciate it.

    我們來練習看看:謝謝,我很感激。

  • There are SOME situations where it is ok JUST to say

    在某些情況下只說

  • "Thanks or "Thank You"

    「謝謝」或「謝謝你」是可以的

  • Normally it's when someone does something small for you.

    通常是某個人為你做了一件小事

  • Like when a waiter or a waitress brings you Your food or a drink in a restaurant.

    像是在餐廳裡服務生為你送上餐點或飲料

  • But what about when someone does something REALLY nice, and you REALLY want to say thanks?

    但如果是有個人對你非常好,而你非常想感謝他

  • I'm going to tell you something now That might surprise you.

    我要告訴你一件可能會令你驚訝的事

  • DON'T SAY thanks a lot or thank you very much.

    別說「非常感謝」或「非常感謝你」

  • Why not? Native speakers normally only use the phrase thanks a lot

    為何不?母語者會說「非常感謝」的情況只有在

  • When they are being sarcastic.

    當他們帶有諷刺意味時。

  • "Sarcastic": means when you mean the opposite of what you say.

    「諷刺的」表示你說的話與你真實想表達的是相反的。

  • So when a native speaker says "Thanks a lot,"

    所以當母語者說:「非常感謝喔」

  • What they mean is "thanks for nothing."

    他們真正想說的是「一點都不謝」

  • For example, in the United States a standard tip in a restaurant is 15%

    例如,在美國餐廳的標準小費費率是15%

  • If you go to a restaurant

    如果你在一家餐廳

  • and leave less than 15%...

    留下少於15%的小費...

  • Mmmm... I just LOVE the cheesecake in the cheesecake factory!

    嗯...我就是喜歡起司蛋糕工廠的起司蛋糕!

  • Ooh! Let's look at the bill!

    噢!我們看看這帳單!

  • Oh, I remember Shane say us in the US we must put many extra moneys.

    喔,我記得 Shane 說過在美國我們要付很多額外的錢。

  • it's $100...

    這是 100 美元...

  • So...

    所以...

  • One hundred... and one?

    一百元... 加一元?

  • For you my friend. One hundred, and Extra one is for you keeping.

    我的朋友這是給你的。一百元加上額外給你的一元。

  • You might hear the waiter say:

    你可能會聽到服務生說:

  • Wow, a dollar.

    哇,一元。

  • Thanks a lot!

    非常謝謝喔!

  • Because it's used sarcastically so often

    因為這句話太常作為諷刺之用

  • it's not a good idea to say thanks a lot when you really want to say "Thank You."

    最好不要在你真的想說「謝謝」時說

  • "Thank you very much" just isn't used very much anymore.

    「非常感謝你」,這不太常使用。

  • In fact, the only two people I can think of who say it are 1. Elvis

    事實上,我只想到兩個人會說這句話:1. 貓王

  • and 2. Lex Brodie - the owner of a tire company in Hawaii.

    還有 2. Lex Brodie—夏威夷輪胎公司的老闆

  • "Thank you - very much."

    「非常 - 謝謝你」

  • So what DO native speakers say When they really want to thank someone?

    所以當母語者真的想謝謝某個人時,他們會說什麼?

  • I really can't thank you enough.

    我真的不知道該怎麼感激你。

  • Thank you SO much.

    很感激你。

  • Pay attention to the emphasis

    注意這裡的加強語氣

  • Thank you SO much.

    「很」感激你

  • Notice: the emphasis is on the "So". Say it with me:

    注意:重音是在「很」。跟著我唸一次:

  • Thank you SO much.

    「很」感激你。

  • This one is really common:

    這個也很常見:

  • You shouldn't have!

    你真是太客氣了!

  • I don't know what to say

    我不知道該說什麼了

  • You're acting surprised: I don't know what to say.

    你表現得很驚喜:我不知道該說什麼了

  • Notice: these are all very dramatic so it would not be appropriate if someone gave you a beer

    注意:這些話都很戲劇化,所以並不適用在有個人給你一杯啤酒時

  • To say: "For me? You shouldn't have!" No.

    說:「給我的?你太客氣了!」不要。

  • if someone has already done something for you

    如果有人已經為你做了些什麼

  • and you do something nice for them

    而你回報他們

  • then they thank you

    當他們感謝你

  • You can say: "It was the least I could do." "It was the least I could do."

    你可以說:「這是我僅能做的」、「這是我僅能做的」

  • Shane I don't know how to thank you. It was the least I could do, after what you did for me.

    Shane我真不知道該怎麼謝謝你。這是我僅能做來回報你的。

  • Now in different parts of the world

    現今在不同地區的人

  • People say "Thank You" in different ways

    用不同的方式說「謝謝」

  • For example in England (UK) sometimes people say

    例如在英國,大家會說

  • Cheers

    謝啦

  • But be careful with this because in the US, Cheers is what people say before they have a drink

    但用這句話時要小心,因為在美國這是在乾杯時會說的話

  • A younger, cool

    比較年輕的、酷的

  • kind of "hip-hop" way to say thanks would be:

    有點嘻哈的方式說「謝謝」是:

  • Good lookin' out. (Thanks for looking out for me)

    多謝幫忙(謝謝你幫了我大忙)

  • People in New York say it a lot

    紐約人很常會說這個

  • Yo - Good lookin' out.

    呦 - 多謝幫忙

  • Be careful with these regional ways of saying thank you

    用這些地域性的講法說謝謝時要小心

  • People might not understand

    有些人可能聽不懂

  • So remember: DON'T SAY Thanks a lot Or Thank you very much

    所以記得:別說「非常謝謝」或「非常感謝你」

  • You can say

    你可以說

  • Thanks, I appreciate it

    謝謝,我很感激。

  • I can't thank you enough

    我真的不知道該怎麼感激你。

  • Thank you so much

    很感激你

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