人生有時(shí)是很尷尬的，如何委婉的提出建議

今天的這段對(duì)話，在討論建議，

 

人生有時(shí)是很尷尬的，如何委婉的提出建議

 

來(lái)聽(tīng)今天的講解:

 

A:  So how's your day going?

 

今天過(guò)得怎么樣？

 

B:  It's a fiesta. Kyle channeled a superna-tural dimension.

 

真是大狂歡啊。Kyle開(kāi)通了靈異空間。

 

A:  What?

 

什么？

 

B:  The Oujia board. It spelled out some weird numbers for him. He was totally pushing it.

 

那個(gè)Oujia盤(pán)拼出了一些奇怪的數(shù)字，肯定是他自己推的。

 

A:  Well, fo course he was, but he may not realize he was doing it. In which case, maybe it's another memory trying to claw its way out. Did he say he knew what the numbers mean?

 

那當(dāng)然，不過(guò)他可能沒(méi)有意識(shí)到他那么做了。這么說(shuō)，可能是另一個(gè)記憶要出現(xiàn)了，他說(shuō)沒(méi)說(shuō)那些數(shù)字代表什么？

 

B:  Of course not, that would be too easy.

 

當(dāng)然沒(méi)有，那就太容易了。

 

A:  Well, I have to talk to him about it.

 

我得和他談?wù)勥@事。

 

B:  He saked it when his birthday was.

 

他問(wèn)他的生日是哪天。

 

A:  Yeah, he's having a really hard time with that today.

 

是啊，他今天很難過(guò)。

 

B:  Everyone's weird today. Even Declan, who's usually dependably unweird.

 

大家今天都很怪，Declan平時(shí)都很正常的，今天也很奇怪。

 

A:  So, um, what's going on with him?

 

他是怎么回事？

 

B:  I don't know. He won't talk to me and I haven't mastered the art of shrinking like you have.

 

我不知道。他不愿和我說(shuō)，而且我也不像你掌握了心理醫(yī)生的藝術(shù)。

 

A:  Well, sometimes the easiest way to get somebody to open up is to just be there for them without judgement when they're ready to spill.

 

有時(shí)讓別人敞開(kāi)心扉的最容易的辦法就是等他們想說(shuō)的時(shí)候在那里聆聽(tīng)，不要亂下結(jié)論。

 

B:  Yeah, see, that's the problem. I live for judgement.

 

你看，這就是問(wèn)題。我活著就為了做結(jié)論。

 

A:  You and Declan definitely seem to be getting closer.

 

你和Declan確實(shí)看起來(lái)更靠近了。

 

B:  Yeah, I guess.

 

我猜是吧。

 

A:  I guess you probably feel that you're ready for more. Physically, I mean.

 

我猜你可能感覺(jué)你可以更進(jìn)一步了，我的意思是身體上的。

 

B:  Are you shrinking me right now?

 

你在對(duì)我心理學(xué)交談嗎？

 

A:  Shrinking, morning ... you know, whatever works.

 

心理學(xué)，母親的擔(dān)心，只要管用就行。

 

B:  Stick to baking; it's less mortifying.

 

你還是烤蛋糕吧，這個(gè)讓我不那么尷尬。

 

A:  You know, life can be mortifying sometimes. And trust me, sometimes sex can be, too.

 

你知道，人生有時(shí)是很尷尬的，相信我，有時(shí)性也是。

 

B:  That's straying from the usual'when two people love each other, they make beautiful magic script.'

 

你通?？梢哉f(shuō)“當(dāng)兩個(gè)人相愛(ài)時(shí)他們就會(huì)創(chuàng)造奇跡”。

 

A:  Well, that's true, too. It's just that it doesn't always happen that way. Especially if you rush into things.

 

那也對(duì)。只是不總是那樣。尤其當(dāng)你不謹(jǐn)慎的時(shí)候。

 

B:  You're right.

 

你說(shuō)得對(duì)。

 

A:  I am?

 

是嗎？

 

B:  I'm not ready.

 

我是沒(méi)準(zhǔn)備好。