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關係界線與重建信任英語對話

How Shared Space Should Work

CEFR 等級:
B2
句子數:
16
長度:
2 分鐘
對話人物:
Tom & Emma

《How Shared Space Should Work》是一篇 B2 級別的關係界線與重建信任英語對話,共 16 句台詞,長度約 2 分鐘,由 Tom & Emma 兩人完成。以下是完整台詞與逐句中英對照翻譯,讀完可以挑一個角色開口跟讀。

對話原文與翻譯

每句先給英文原句,下面一行是中文翻譯。想練口說時把譯文遮住,跟著音訊一句句複述。

  1. Tom 0:00

    My roommate's video calls spill into the living room every afternoon, and I'm getting worn down.

    我室友每天下午都把視訊會議延伸到客廳,我真的越來越被耗光。

    Line 1
  2. Emma 0:05

    Is the main issue noise, privacy, or the feeling that shared space suddenly needs permission?

    主要問題是噪音、隱私,還是共享空間突然變得要先請示的感覺?

    Line 2
  3. Tom 0:12

    All three matter, but privacy bothers me most because even kitchen chats become someone's background audio.

    三個都有,但我最困擾的是隱私,連在廚房聊天都會變成別人背景音。

    Line 3
  4. Emma 0:19

    Then a headphone reminder won't solve the whole issue, because the space itself has changed function.

    那只提醒他戴耳機不會解決全部,因為空間本身的用途已經被改掉了。

    Line 4
  5. Tom 0:26

    He says his bedroom gets too stuffy, so the living room feels like the only practical place.

    他說他房間太悶,所以客廳是唯一實際可用的地方。

    Line 5
  6. Emma 0:32

    That's a reason worth hearing, but it still doesn't give him unlimited claim over a shared room.

    這理由值得聽,但也不代表他就能無上限占用共享空間。

    Line 6
  7. Tom 0:38

    I first thought of fixed quiet hours, although his meeting schedule shifts from day to day.

    我本來想到固定安靜時段,可他的會議每天都在變。

    Line 7
  8. Emma 0:43

    Then compare protected hours, a shared booking system, and a narrow category of real exceptions.

    那就比較三種方案:保護時段、共享預約制,以及範圍很窄的真正例外。

    Line 8
  9. Tom 0:50

    Protected hours are easiest, but they may feel unfair if his calendar changes at short notice.

    保護時段最簡單,但如果他行程臨時變,可能會讓他覺得不公平。

    Line 9
  10. Emma 0:55

    A booking system is more flexible, yet it also adds administration to basic home life.

    預約制比較彈性,但也會把基本家庭生活變得很行政化。

    Line 10
  11. Tom 1:02

    And emergency exceptions sound reasonable until convenience quietly starts calling itself urgent.

    而緊急例外聽起來合理,直到『方便』悄悄被叫成『緊急』。

    Line 11
  12. Emma 1:08

    Exactly, so any exception rule needs a limit on frequency or it will swallow the rest.

    沒錯,所以任何例外規則都得限制頻率,不然它會把其他規則整個吞掉。

    Line 12
  13. Tom 1:15

    If we protect lunch, dinner, and one hour after work, I'd already feel much less invaded.

    如果能保住午餐、晚餐和下班後一小時,我就已經會覺得沒那麼被侵犯。

    Line 13
  14. Emma 1:21

    Then use booking outside those blocks, with a quick text only when something truly can't move.

    那就把預約安排在這些時段外,只有真的動不了時再傳簡短訊息。

    Line 14
  15. Tom 1:28

    That seems livable because it protects predictable moments without pretending every day is identical.

    這樣很可行,因為它保住可預期時段,也不假裝每天都一模一樣。

    Line 15
  16. Emma 1:33

    Propose it as a trial and revise after two weeks if the system still creates more friction than relief.

    把它當試行方案,兩週後如果摩擦還是比舒緩多,再調整規則。

    Line 16

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本課重點單字

從本篇對話中挑出的實義詞,依它們在全部 500 篇對話裡出現的等級排序(越靠後等級出現的越優先)。已排除虛詞、專有名詞與數詞。

  • spill /spɪl/ verb; noun

    灑出;溢出物

  • permission /pɚˈmɪʃən/ noun

    許可;准許

  • bothers /ˈbɑðərz/ verb

    打擾,使煩惱(第三人稱單數)

  • headphone /ˈhɛdˌfoʊn/ noun

    耳機的一側;單只耳機

  • function /ˈfʌŋkʃən/ noun

    功能;作用

  • stuffy /ˈstʌfi/ adjective

    悶熱的;古板的

  • unlimited /ʌnˈlɪmətɪd/ adjective

    無限的;不限量的

  • category /ˈkætəˌɡɔri/ noun

    類別;種類

  • administration /ædˌmɪnəˈstreɪʃən/ noun

    管理;行政;政府

  • swallow /ˈswɑloʊ/ verb/noun

    吞嚥

  • invaded /ɪnˈveɪdɪd/ verb

    入侵了;侵犯了

  • livable /ˈlɪvəbəl/ adjective

    適合居住的;宜居的