单词组合发音规则（单词发音几乎一样）

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单词组合发音规则

Hit. Heart. Hurt.

Have you ever noticed how some English words

你有没有注意到一些英语单词

sound somewhat alike when you hear an English speaker say them?

当你听到一个讲英语的人说它们时，听起来有点相似？

Sometimes you're not quite sure which word they used. Words like hit, or heart, or hurt.

有时你不太确定他们用了哪个词。像打击，或心脏，或伤害这样的词。

That actually did hurt just a little bit. Sometimes when you're learning the English language,

这实际上确实有点疼。有时当你学习英语时，

it's very difficult to distinguish between two words. So in this English lesson,

很难区分两个词。所以在这节英语课上，

I'm going to look at a bunch of different English words that sound almost the same,

来看一组听起来几乎相同的不同英语单词，

and I'll try to help you learn how to distinguish between each of them.

我会尽力帮助大家学习如何区分它们中的每个单词。

(upbeat music) This is pepper.

（欢快的音乐）这是胡椒。

This is something that you put on your food, so it tastes better, it's pepper.

这是你放在食物上的东西，所以它味道更好，它是胡椒。

But this is paper. We use paper when we need to print something.

但这是纸。当我们需要打印东西时，我们会使用纸张。

We put paper in our printer, or we might even write on it.

我们把纸放在打印机里，或者我们甚至可以在上面写字。

So this is pepper, and this is paper, but the pronunciation is very, very similar, isn't it?

这是胡椒，这是纸，但发音非常非常相似，不是吗？

So let me give you a couple more example sentences. In the morning, I put pepper on my eggs.

让我再给你们举几个例子。早上，我把胡椒放在鸡蛋上。

I put a little bit of salt on too, but I definitely like putting on some pepper.

我也放了一点盐，但我绝对喜欢放一些胡椒粉。

This morning, I put some paper in my printer, because I needed to print something.

今天早上，我在打印机里放了一些纸，因为我需要打印一些东西。

So pepper and paper. Ah, there is a mouse over there.

所以胡椒和纸。啊，那边有一只老鼠。

There is a little mouse over there. Did you hear the sound I made with my mouth

那边有一只小老鼠。你听到我用嘴发出的声音了吗

when I saw the mouse? Sometimes when I see a mouse,

当我看到鼠标时？有时当我看到一只老鼠时，

I make sounds like that with my mouth, because I'm a little bit scared.

我用嘴发出这样的声音，因为我有点害怕。

I shouldn't be surprised to see a mouse though, because this month is the month where the snow melts,

不过，看到一只老鼠，我不应该感到惊讶，因为这个月是雪融化的月份，

and then a mouse like that doesn't know where to go. So during the month of March,

然后像这样的鼠标不知道去哪里。所以在三月份，

it's not uncommon to see a mouse, and it's not uncommon to hear sounds like that come out of my mouth.

看到老鼠并不罕见，听到这样的声音从我的嘴里出来也不罕见。

Sometimes when I have a headache, I take a pill.

有时当我头痛时，我会吃药。

Every day, I eat a banana, but before I eat it, I have to take off the peel.

每天，我吃一根香蕉，但在吃之前，我必须脱掉果皮。

And sometimes when I need to get some water, I will use a pail.

有时当我需要一些水时，我会用一个桶。

So pill, peel, and pail all sound very similar. Let me give you a few more example sentences.

所以药丸，果皮和桶听起来都非常相似。让我再举几个例子。

If I open this bottle, I can take out a pill. You can see that I have a pill in my hand.

如果我打开这个瓶子，我可以拿出一颗药丸。你可以看到我手里有一颗药丸。

The other day, when I was walking, I stepped on a banana peel, and I almost slipped and fell.

前几天，当我走路时，我踩到了香蕉皮，我几乎滑倒了。

This banana has a peel, and sometimes when I need to get some water,

这根香蕉有皮，有时当我需要喝点水时，

I will use a pail. So once again, pill, peel, and pail.

我将使用一个桶。所以再一次，丸，去皮，桶。

I almost got them mixed up there. I have to make sure I don't get this next one

我差点把它们混在一起。我必须确保我不会得到下一个

mixed up myself. In my hand, I have three coins.

把自己搞混了。我手里有三枚硬币。

This bench is free. And over there, there is a tree.

这个长凳是免费的。那边，有一棵树。

Three, free, and tree can sound very similar to someone who is learning English.

第三，免费，树听起来与正在学习英语的人非常相似。

I have to admit for myself, they sound very, very different, but I know from talking to people who are learning English,

我不得不承认，他们听起来非常非常不同，但我从与正在学习英语的人交谈中知道，

three, free, and tree can sometimes sound the same. So once again, in my hand, I have three coins.

三、自由，树有时听起来是一样的。所以再一次，在我手中，我有三枚硬币。

This bench is free, and over there, you'll see a tree.

这个长凳是免费的，在那边，你会看到一棵树。

By the way, the bench isn't actually free. It's not for sale at all.

顺便说一句，板凳实际上并不是免费的。它根本不出售。

I really like this bench, and I don't want to get rid of it.

我真的很喜欢这个板凳，我不想摆脱它。

And the tree over there will soon have lots of leaves on it. And I think I might use these three coins

那边的树很快就会有很多叶子。我想我可能会用这三种硬币

to buy something yummy later today. When Jen was leaving this morning, I blew her a kiss,

今天晚些时候买一些美味的东西。当珍今天早上离开时，我给了她一个吻，

but then she came running back in the house, because she forgot her keys.

但后来她跑回了屋里，因为她忘了钥匙。

Kiss and keys sound very similar. You kiss someone if you really, really like them.

吻和键听起来非常相似。如果你真的，真的喜欢某人，你就会亲吻他们。

People who are in a romantic relationship will kiss each other.

恋爱关系中的人会互相亲吻。

Not gonna go into any more details than that. When you drive a vehicle, though,

不打算再详细介绍了。但是，当您驾驶车辆时，

you need to have your keys. You can kiss someone,

你需要有你的钥匙。你可以亲吻某人，

or when you drive a vehicle, you will use your keys. This is a can of Beer.

或者当您驾驶车辆时，您将使用钥匙。这是一罐啤酒。

Beer is an alcoholic beverage that people sometimes drink at night, or on the weekends.

啤酒是一种酒精饮料，人们有时会在晚上或周末喝。

This though is a beard. A beard is hair that you grow

虽然这是胡子。胡子是你长的头发

on your cheeks, and on your chin. This is a mustache by the way.

在你的脸颊上，在你的下巴上。顺便说一句，这是一个胡子。

So this is beer, and this is a beard. I don't drink a lot of beer.

这是啤酒，这是胡子。我不喝很多啤酒。

In fact, I drink about one or two beers a month. I am not someone who drinks a lot of beer,

事实上，我每个月喝一两杯啤酒。我不是一个喝很多啤酒的人，

but I'm definitely someone who likes having a beard. In fact, a few years ago, I shaved my beard off,

但我绝对是一个喜欢留胡子的人。事实上，几年前，我把胡子剃掉了，

and Jen didn't like it. And a lot of my viewers didn't like it either.

Jen不喜欢它。我的很多观众也不喜欢它。

They were like, grow your beard back, Bob the Canadian, we like your beard.

他们就像，把你的胡子长回来，加拿大人鲍勃，我们喜欢你的胡子。

So this is beer. This is a beard.

这就是啤酒。这是胡子。

This is a year. And this is my ear.

今年是一年。这是我的耳朵。

Year and ear. They can sound a little bit alike.

年份和耳朵。它们听起来可能有点相似。

This is the year 2022, and I hope that it's going to be a really good year.

今年是2022年，我希望这将是一个非常好的一年。

I hope that lots of people in the world are able to learn lots of English.

我希望世界上很多人都能学到很多英语。

I hope they have a really good year. This is my ear.

我希望他们有一个非常好的一年。这是我的耳朵。

When I was a kid, when I did something bad, my mom would sometimes grab me by my ear when she was talking to me. That hurt quite a bit, actually.

当我还是个孩子的时候，当我做了坏事时，我妈妈有时会抓住我的耳朵，当她和我说话时。实际上，这很痛苦。

She would say, Robert, that's my official name. Did you know that?

她会说，罗伯特，这是我的正式名字。您知道吗？

She would pull my ear, and say, Robert, don't do that. So this is a year, and this is an ear.

她会拉着我的耳朵说，罗伯特，不要那样做。所以这是一年，这是一只耳朵。

This is my hair, and this around me is the air.

这是我的头发，这是我周围的空气。

You can see my hair, but you can't see the air. My hair is a little bit gray, isn't it?

你可以看到我的头发，但你看不到空气。我的头发有点白，不是吗？

But I'm glad that I still have hair. At the age of 50,

但我很高兴我还有头发。50岁时，

I'm happy that I'm not going bald. I'm happy that I still have hair.

我很高兴我不会秃头。我很高兴我还有头发。

Around me, the air this morning is very cool and crisp. When I breathe in, I can feel the cool air fill my lungs.

在我周围，今天早上的空气非常凉爽清爽。当我吸气时，我能感觉到凉爽的空气充满了我的肺部。

And it's a really, really nice feeling. I think spring is in the air right now.

这是一种非常非常好的感觉。我认为春天现在就在空气中。

I think spring is just around the corner. So up here on my head, we have some gray hair.

我认为春天即将来临。所以在我的头上，我们有一些白发。

This is my hair. And all around me,

这是我的头发。在我周围，

we have something you can't see, and it's called air. If I was to describe myself,

我们有一些你看不见的东西，它叫做空气。如果我要描述我自己，

I would say that I'm not bold, and I'm not bald. When you're bold,

我会说我不大胆，我也不秃头。当你大胆时，

it means that you're very confident when you go into a room. You just say whatever you're thinking when you say it.

这意味着当你进入一个房间时，你非常自信。当你说出来的时候，你只是说出你在想什么。

You're a very bold person. I'm not a very bold person.

你是一个非常大胆的人。我不是一个非常大胆的人。

I'm usually fairly quiet. I'm also not a bald person.

我通常很安静。我也不是秃头的人。

I have a full head of hair. That's how we would describe this in English.

我有一头满头的头发。这就是我们用英语描述的方式。

You would say, wow, he's 50 years old, and he has a full head of hair, he's not bald.

你会说，哇，他已经50岁了，他有一头头发，他没有秃头。

So if I was to describe myself, I would say, I'm not bold, and I'm definitely not bald.

所以如果我要描述我自己，我会说，我不大胆，我绝对不是秃头。

Well, thanks for watching this English lesson where I talked about words

好吧，感谢您观看我谈论单词的英语课

that sound sort of similar in English, but actually have slightly different pronunciations.

这在英语中听起来有点相似，但实际上发音略有不同。

I hope this lesson helps you learn a little bit more about how to say those words

我希望这节课能帮助你更多地了解如何说这些话

when you're having an English conversation. Remember, if this is your first time here,

当你在进行英语对话时。记住，如果这是你第一次来这里，

don't forget to click that red subscribe button that's somewhere over there, or it might be down there,

别忘了点击那边某个地方的红色订阅按钮，或者它可能在那里，

and give me a thumbs up if this video helped you learn a little bit more English.

如果这个视频帮助你学习更多的英语，请给我点赞。

And again, if you have the time, why don't you stick around, and watch another English lesson?

再说一遍，如果你有时间，为什么不留下来，再看一节英语课呢？

(upbeat music) Hit!

（欢快的音乐）打！

(hand smacking) Ow.

（手打）哎呀。

(Bob laughing)

（鲍勃笑）

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