他們說杜力說的 "My shoes are broke." 在語言學上叫 African American Vernacular English (AAVE), 等於是英語在美國的一種方言。而 "My shoes are broken" 是 Standard British English (SBE) 或 Standard American English (SAE) 的標準文法。
I grew up learning British English in Macau. When I first arrived in Canada and I said " I can't " in the British way, a guy in my class said to me "What? Are you from England or something? " , the same guy also felt offended when I asked him to borrow his "Rubber" in the middle of class lol
Sam Chang,那是因為大多數人看的電視和電影是美國的居多,看英國的很少。連英文歌曲的發音咬字都偏重于美式。美式英語是注重順口,所以有些字的發音會變成些許懶音,譬如:better. 美式的發音就讀成:beder ,因為那比較順口。連有些拼字都采取簡化,譬如:colour,被簡化成:color. 所以美式英語是比較慵懶但平民化,所以比較受歡迎。
Broken is grammatically correct in those sentences they are saying. In formal writing, like research paper or essay, you would want to write broken. Broke is more like a slang, and how some people talk. Notice I say how some people talk, not everyone talk like that. But in all reality, if you say my shoes are broke, most people in the States will know what you're saying. Even though it aint proper grammar. Just like "ain't" aint proper grammar either, but people still know what it means
@sonichef4 жыл бұрын
@@pklh1214 No wonder my English learners are rather reluctant to learn grammar... But I'd say broken every time written or spoken English.
@maxhope76914 жыл бұрын
@@pklh1214 Would Americans think I sound weird if I say " My shoes are coming apart" ?
@pklh12144 жыл бұрын
@@maxhope7691 nope, that's pretty normal! American English (just like any language for that matter) is also very geographical based. Here in the NW of the States, that's as "normal/standard" as it get--- My shoes are coming apart" . Same goes with Mandarin too----how someone from Beijing will have a bit of different sentence structure/vocab as someone from Taipei . But its not like they won't be able to understand each other.
@chukoyo4 жыл бұрын
讚養!
@Seafood12344 жыл бұрын
這一集我整個嘴巴合不攏欸 😂
@ghosteye32684 жыл бұрын
杜力說hey siri..的時候因為手機喇叭播放結果我手機siri自動跳出來了...
@sonichef4 жыл бұрын
@@amber_wang0616 It seems that both of you speak American English. Coz my Siri didn't wake up and ask me if I need help with anything...lol
@krystal52094 жыл бұрын
欸!但我一下子就懂my shoes are broke的意思ㄟ,其實沒差吧聽懂就好,這集真的超爆笑
@daniellim28883 жыл бұрын
if u only listen to proper english, u will not understand it. because we are staying in improper english environment, that's y we know those broken english as well.
@Koolhugo14 жыл бұрын
禹安image 重音唸錯。還笑別人好丟臉哦
@patriciahanart82074 жыл бұрын
她唸的所有發音我聽了都難受
@星痕-q7v4 жыл бұрын
他講話好討厭
@徐婕妤-n6w4 жыл бұрын
我只注意她的鼻孔 根本沒再管她唸啥
@staballemo4 жыл бұрын
Duli is vouching for colloquial "hood" english. still understandable
@白雪球-v3s4 жыл бұрын
英式美式發音的時候我想聽可是那音效害我聽不清楚
@arnold8204 жыл бұрын
我記得我國小的時候別人跟我講Thank you我回No problem,結果被笑......(滄桑
@daniellim28883 жыл бұрын
no problem is correct too. u r welcome is kind of like old fashion english. both are correct anyway.
@cheapskateangkol93714 жыл бұрын
25:18 LOLOLOL
@行動派語言教室4 жыл бұрын
仲思齊好帥
@blacet43124 жыл бұрын
The war of Broke or Broken 應該中文也有類似的問題 我們會說 我明天沒有要出門、我明天不要出門 但聽說正確文法只有 我明天不要出門
Dooley is the man. My car is broke. Your shirt is lit. This is all slang. When we teach English to non-native speakers, we need to teach it with proper English. When they have mastered that, you can teach slang, customs and local colloquialism. Everybody needs a foundation to augment to street language.
@daniellim28883 жыл бұрын
totally agreed! but did u notice, he actually think 'broke' is proper english🤣. too many unqualified american english teacher teaching english in taiwan and yet the taiwanese thought is proper english. poor taiwanese.
broke its a street words , its a informal way to speak , usually use in daily conversation by American , The official correct english its broken, not broke. just like how people call cocaine drugs , street word -coke,crack. but for us we call the whole name
@daniellim28883 жыл бұрын
i will say broke is a broken english, just because many american speak(broken english) like that, it became common in american society. but STILL a broken english, not a slang.