我们来听听北美最红主播崔娃 Trevor Noah 是怎么吐槽最火段子手特朗普的吧 —— 当然是和前任比一比喽。
是不是光顾着看字幕笑了?那么请打开视频再听一遍,尽可能地把每一个字都听清楚。然后再往下看。
我把视频文本下写在下面,其中特意用“
”标注了容易听错的地方。这次你可以边听边看文本。
Now, the White House keeps trying to reassure people that more tests are coming, but every time Trumps trys to
[1] calm the nation
down. I felt like he does the exact opposite.
[1]
calm the nation,你有没有听成 combination?
Focus! This is where you need presidential. This is one of those moments where I wish Obama could come back, you know. I wish Barack Obama could come back, not as President. I am not trying to mess with the Constitution,
[2]
just saying
they should hire Obama to handle press briefings.
[2]
just saying 说的非常快,不看文本你能听出来?
You know.
[3]Because whe
ther
you agree with his policies or not,you have to admit Barack Obama did his thing. He knew how to calm everybody down.
[3]
崔娃其实说的是 'cause whether, 但是语速很快,能听出来吗?
He
'
d [4]
just come out
[5]and
be like:"
[6]All right
everybody, this is what's going to happen.
All right
, We are going to get the testing. All the
[7]kits
. We're gonna isolate the virus. We're gonna beat this thing and we're gonna isolate the virus and we're gonna beat this thing."
[4]
He'd = he would
[5]
and 几乎没发音
[6]
两个 all right 发音都很轻
[7]
有没有把 kits 当成 kids?
"In the meantime, if you want something comforting to binge at home. A lot of people are watching TV. If you want to
[8]watch
something, you can watch the first eight years of my presidency. That's a rerun that never gets old. The best part is in season 2, when I go after Bin Laden. Spoiler Alert: he doesn't make it. "
[8]
watch 读音非常含糊
Actually I felt like Obama takes so long to finish a sentence. It might make social distancing fly by. Like, right now, we're like," Oh,
[9]we are going to be
here for months." If Obama speaks, "
[10]We
've gotta
be safe." And we're like, "Wow, it's August already. I guess we can go outside now. Thanks, Obama."
[9]
we are going to 读速非常快
[10]
we've gotta
借着这则视频,我想简单谈一谈在听力中,有哪些对我们中国人而言比较难把握的点。这篇帖子纯属个人经验分享,是我个人精听遇到一些问题的归纳。
1. 有时候听不明白某个词是正常的,需要结合上下文明确。比如本文第[7],如果单听 all the kits,即便是一个老外也可能会犹豫到底是 kids 还是 kits,因为优先给孩子检测也能说得通。但是继续听,根据意思马上就可以排除掉kids,应该是指测试盒 kits。这一类的问题,只要能把握住文章大意,就不会犯错。类似还有第[1],肯定有人听成 combination,但这都不用往下听,根据意思都能立马纠正成 calm the nation。如果你做不到,就是词汇和基本的阅读能力问题。
2. 语速快时,句子开头往往很难听懂。
这一点在较正式的口语中,比如新闻等,并不是很明显,但在日常口语中非常明显。开头的词越短(比如that, it, and),越是虚词(例如just, because)就越容易弱读
、
连读。比如本文第[2] just saying 说快了,就变成了 ju-saying,对还在练耳朵的人很不友好;比如第[3] because whether 读得又快又弱,不知道你自己能不能听出来?
3. 辨别每个人的语言习惯。每个人的习惯截然不同,比如欧美名媛说话的时候喜欢 literally,you know……,而奥巴马就喜欢 All right,而且说的很快,你需要迅速识别并辨别出来,减少这些噪音对你的影响。
4. 英语中的 and 经常被弱读为 /'n/。其实你去听第[5],几乎完全听不出有个and。and的弱读在口语中太常见了,需要结合句子和语法去判断(熟练后就不需要判断了)。
4. 口语句子开头的某些固定搭配
这一类表达在口语中非常常见,因为是固定表达,说的往往会非常快。如果不熟悉,就会造成困扰,比如第[4],he'd 读快了d 就不会爆破,而只有微妙的停顿,如果不熟悉,往往会造成困扰。
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