原帖由 Xbfeng 于 2008-9-21 13:59 发表 ; D; V4 H/ l: k( T/ K$ w& \(1) "it is a good question"! when you have to answer a difficult question. ) u+ E% K( D% d/ h(2) "You know"...... 讲话中作为转折语。9 G# [$ @. n1 S. W1 S1 e
(3) "Please be seated!"/ o! B) e* y5 I# |! r9 D
In China, English teachers always taught us "Sit Down Ple ...
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It's a good question = That's a good catch. ; j$ d4 |) o5 E# _" @7 ?( c" I3 s5 u2 [2 _) Z/ E
"Please be seated" is more formal.
( W7 u+ ^9 t9 ~As a student in China, I was taught to speak as "It is finished", "I finished.....", etc. # M& [. s9 v; v9 @$ g: C! `+ z+ b; C! d# g
It really surprised me when I heard those for the first time. - Z* c7 O( {$ p6 ^6 L8 A7 |1 W8 e# N( V7 i! v9 w. \
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原帖由 Cold_Beer 于 2008-9-29 10:16 发表 5 a0 ~" W: |# {; ?( L3 u5 d. a- x# H% k X7 H1 M
# Y7 L& H" O9 F2 ^It's a good question = That's a good catch. , q: U9 ~% ], w R8 G, n0 l* R$ P6 k - T9 @* w+ ~5 v2 T" S; P3 G- Y"Please be seated" is more formal.
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哈哈,是啊,好多都是深受中国英语其害。
I was impressed by 礼貌地在电话里问对方是谁 , sounds like "whom am I speaking/talking to?"(I don't remember the sentence, anyone can help?)8 |6 k6 b& @3 p7 F- c( l. x/ M
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