Hello dear friends, I'm a quirk. It's time again when the English teacher Big Brother takes you to conquer English with clever efforts. Last week, I brought you the interesting, flavorful and philosophical film clips of "Kung Fu Panda 1" and their English knowledge.
Today I bring you the interesting and philosophical English knowledge in the movie "Kung Fu Panda 2". Of course, at the same time, they are also English knowledge that everyone can understand and learn to use.
Without further ado, we immediately started today's lesson.
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<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" >1. </h1>
When I was a child, I didn't understand,
Why can parents get up so early,
When I grew up, I understood,
It's not the alarm clock that wakes them up.
It's life and responsibility!
When I was a child, I didn't understand,
Why don't your parents make a lot of money like the parents of other children?
Only when I grew up did I understand that just to maintain my life would take half a life.
Shen Wangye was even more terrifying, because he did not understand his parents when he grew up. Felt that his parents were sorry for him.
My parents hate me. They're sorry for me... I.. I'm going to change all that.
They love you because they love you too much and end up depressed after sending you away.
——My parents hated me. They wronged me... and I will make it right.
——They loved you. They loved you so much that having to send you away killed them.
Regarding this sentence, I especially want to talk about two knowledge points: (1) The word wrong, the well-known part of speech is an adjective, wrong, but this word can also be used as a verb, indicating "wrong", "wronged" and other meanings. (2) In addition, the so... That is also a very important point of knowledge, so ... that... Place an adjective or adverb in the middle, followed by the resulting adjective clause.
For example: Bob is so ugly that nobody likes him. The Quixote was so ugly that no one liked him. We played basketball so hard that we finally won competition.
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > 2. Advise others: You have chosen a road of no return, so let's close it. </h1>
When we see others doing bad things, as a small partner with a sense of justice in our hearts, we can't help but go forward to stop it. Just like the yang xian gu in the film to stop The crazy move of Shen Wangye. But how do we express it at this time? You might as well say this: The cup you choose to fill has no bottom. It’s time to stop this madness. You've embarked on a path of no return. Stop your crazy behavior. / Your desires can never be satisfied, so stop it.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" >3. </h1>
This is a very interesting topic. Young children often ask their parents "Where did I come from?", and this question is particularly embarrassing for many parents. No, all kinds of strange answers come: charged to send! Picked up in the garbage heap! Of course, if this question is not answered well, it may bring lifelong harm to the child. Experts believe that children of different ages should also have different answers when asking their parents this question. Let's see how Daddy Goose answers this question.
——Where did l come from?
——Well, you see, son, baby geese come from a little egg.-Don't ask where the egg comes from. You might have been kind of a... ... adopted.
- Where did I come from?
- That's right, son, baby goose are all from little goose eggs. You're not allowed to ask me where the eggs come from - Daddy I'm not asking that. You can also be counted as me, I adopted.
Here Quigo mainly introduces three core knowledge points: (1) might have been speculations about things that happened in the past uncertainly, and the weight here can also be replaced by coold/may, of course, if it is a positive speculation, we will must have rained last night. (2) kind of ≠ a kind of, which means "a little bit." For example: I am kind of hungry. I was a little hungry. Adoption and adoption is a core vocabulary of the college entrance examination, which everyone needs to accumulate.
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We will always encounter all kinds of unpleasant things, sometimes it is really frustrating, such as when Apo finds out that his father is not his father, when you encounter a collapse, remember to use this phrase freeing out This phrase, it means rushing, frightened, crazy - freak in ecstasy, surprise. In fact, you will find that the phrase freak in the dictionary is not found in the dictionary, but it is actually a phrase created by Panda Apo himself, which we can understand as the antonym of freak out, so it is translated as "ecstasy, surprise".
Po is the one freaking out. I am not freaking out.
I'm not freaking out.
-I'm freaking in.
--Apo, he's running away now.
- I didn't break down,
- I'm pleasantly surprised now,
<h1 class = "pgc-h-arrow-right" >5</h1>
When dealing with evildoers, we should use the law as the yardstick to punish or punish them. So how to bring it to justice? It's actually very simple, it's "bring sb. to justice", which means "bring someone to justice" or "get justice."
We are here to bring you to justice.
——Bring Lord Shen to justice. Bring Prince Shen to justice.
Of course, Lesson 35 of The New Concept English Book III also teaches us one usage that is
Justice was done. New Concept English Vol. 3 Lesson 35
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" >6. The story doesn't have a good beginning, but the ending depends on your choice. </h1>
The road of a person's life is often not a wrong step and will never be recovered. Life is more than one step, as long as you don't make your heart despair because of your own one-step mistake, then everything can start over.
——Your story may not have such a happy beginning. But that doesn’t make you who you are. It is the rest of your story. Who you choose to be. The only thing that matters is what you choose to be now.
Your story may not have a happy beginning, but that doesn't determine who you are, it's the choice you make next, it determines what kind of person you'll be.
I think people sometimes have to do a factory reset like a phone and start over. After all, as the German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche said, "Anything that can't kill you will make you stronger."
英文: What does not kill me, makes me stronger.- Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche [ˈfridrɪk ˈwɪlˌhɛlm ˈnitʃi]
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" >7. Tough guy's look - hardcore: steel and iron bones, knives and guns can not enter</h1>
We always like to say "who is a tough guy" in movies or TV, and guys know how to express "tough guy" in English? It's actually hardcore, hard hard, core core, put together is hardcore, backbone, tough guy or strong means strong. So what are the attributes of the strong? They are often described as "Nerves of steal, souls of platinum." That is, "steel and iron bones, knives and guns do not enter".
Are you kidding me? We are warriors, right? Nerves of steal, souls of platinum.
Are you kidding me? We are gestapos, steel and iron, knives and guns.
【New Words】
nerves [nɜː(r)vs] n. courage; nervousness; [solution] nerves;
Souls [soʊls] n. Soul; man; spirit; boldness
platinum ['plæt(ə)nəm] n. platinum; platinum
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" >8. Apo's bag</h1>
"The mother's hand is threaded, the wanderer's clothes are on, and the seams are tightly sewn before the trip, lest it be delayed." Do you pack your bags whenever you go out?
Oh, Po, I got you a travel pack. I packed you food for weeks, cookies, buns, vegetables. And I even packed all your action figures. See?
I packed up for you. I've got you enough food for weeks, biscuits, buns, and a few side dishes. I even put all of your five heroes dolls in, you see!
I would like to make a few points about this sentence in particular: (1) Bags can be translated as "a travel pack"; (2) The buns we often eat are called "buns"; (3) The dolls that the friends liked turned out to be "action figures".
9. Traps and Traps!
If you want your friends to believe what you say, in addition to "Believe me, please!", you also need to learn today's sentence "Give me a little credit."
——Guys, come on. Give me a little credit. I meant for him to get away. 'Cause... it was a trick. It was a plot.
- Brethren, don't do this. Have faith in me. I deliberately let him go because... It's a trap, it's a trap!
About this sentence, Quigh would like to talk about a few knowledge points in particular: (1) mean for sb. to do sth. It means "intending to make someone do something" or "deliberately letting someone do something." (2) In colloquial language, the use of "cause" instead of because appears concise. (3) Plot originally means the plot in a literary work, which can be used here to represent a "trap", but in fact, it is not difficult to understand, the so-called trap is like the plot of the novel in advance "set" in advance.