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如何科學(xué)地使用聊天表情
of various ages, Chris Fullwood, a cyberpsychology researcher at the University of Wolverhampton, and his colleagues found that although men typically use fewer emoticons in general, when conversing with women they become more expressive and up their usage.[/en][cn]2013年充滿各個(gè)年齡段的男女聊天室聊天信息的研究中，武爾夫普爾頓
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英文網(wǎng)絡(luò)聊天縮略語表情符號(hào)大全
英文網(wǎng)絡(luò)聊天用語，一般被叫做chat slang或者chat room lingo，acronyms等等，來看看吧。 AAK? ??? Alive And Kicking AAR ??? At Any Rate AAS ??? Alive And Smiling ADN ??? Any Day Now AFAIK ??? As Far As I Know AFK ??? Away From the Keyboard AFN ??? that's All For Now AOTA ??? All Of The Above a/s/l or asl ??? Age/Sex/Location
2009-01-06 -
想打破尷尬開始聊天？你需要這10招
世界任何地方的免費(fèi)票，你會(huì)去哪兒？”這是一個(gè)了解對(duì)方的好方法。[/cn] ? [en]8. Scare them (just a little)[/en][cn]8.嚇到對(duì)方（輕微地）[/cn] [en]One of my favorite conversation starters is asking “What was your high school mascot?” It immediately takes the person back to their childhood. Then I follow up by joking, “You know that you just gave me the answer to one of your online security questions, right?” People usually laugh, often launching into a conversation about online identity theft.[/en][cn]我最喜歡的一個(gè)開場白就是問“你高中吉祥物是什么？”馬上就能讓對(duì)方回憶起童年。然后我再開玩笑說“你知道你剛告訴我你網(wǎng)上安全問題的答案了嗎？”人們通常會(huì)笑，然后開始跟你聊網(wǎng)上身份盜竊。[/cn] ? [en]9. Repeat what they said[/en][cn]9.重復(fù)對(duì)方的話[/cn] [en]If you don’t know what to say, reflect back what you hear the other person saying and offer compassion. This allows the other person to feel accepted.[/en][cn]如果你不知道說什么，就重復(fù)你聽到的對(duì)方所說的話并且表達(dá)同情，這讓對(duì)方感覺被你接受了。[/cn] ? [en]10. Join the fun[/en][cn]10.湊熱鬧[/cn] [en]Introduce yourself by going up and saying “You look like you’re having a lot of fun so I wanted to come and say Hi!”This is effective because it exudes confidence and charisma.[/en][cn]走上前介紹自己，說：“你們看起來很熱鬧，所以我想過來打個(gè)招呼！”這很有效，因?yàn)槟苷宫F(xiàn)你的自信和魅力。[/cn] ? （翻譯：菲菲）
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和老外聊天，這2個(gè)是萬能話題！
好嗎？ 對(duì)比How are you是不是更有新意哪？ 2.What's up,man? 你最近怎么樣 非常地道的打招呼的方式，這通常只是隨口的問一句，如果你沒什么想說的可以回答： A：What's up,man? 你最近怎么樣 B:Nothing much. 一切照舊。 3.How is everything going？ 一切還好吧？ 可以回復(fù)： A：How is everything going？ 一切還好吧？ B：It's going pretty well. 一切都很順利。 4.I haven't seen you for a long time. 好久不見。 下次遇到朋友，不要張口就來一句How are you,可以把這些都試用下。 在英國開始一段對(duì)話，我們所熟知的就是關(guān)于天氣的話題。就如同我們在中國詢問“吃飯沒有”一樣常見。 1.What's the weather like today? 今天天氣怎么樣？ 以上我們在課本上學(xué)習(xí)過詢問天氣的問句，是不是很熟悉。例句： A:What's the weather like today? 今天天氣怎么樣？ B:It's sunny. 今天晴天。 2.What's the temperature? 氣溫如何？ ? 當(dāng)然，我們的聊天也不僅限于此。當(dāng)出現(xiàn)好天氣時(shí)，我們可以這樣說： 1.Wow,nice weather today! 哇！今天天氣真好！ 一句簡單陳述句照樣可以開啟話題，而且也很平常。例句： A:Wow,nice weather today! 哇！今天天氣真好！ B:Yes,it is!Let's play basketball! 是的，我們?nèi)ゴ蚧@球吧！ 2.Isn't it a lovely day? 這不是一個(gè)美好的日子嗎？ 要記得回答該句要前后保持一致，肯否要確
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這10個(gè)高端開場白，可以讓你瞬間開始聊天
聊聊宜家[/cn] [en]“My favorite conversation topics are something relevant yet funny. My favorite at an event is ‘I just came here for the free Swedish meatballs, why are you here?’” —Nicole DiCristofaro[/en][cn]“我最喜歡聊
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怎樣拯救尷尬的聊天？這9個(gè)訣竅要掌握
作對(duì)我來說很難時(shí)她就高興了，跟我連續(xù)聊了30分鐘藍(lán)寶石的話題?！盵/cn] [en]6. Seek their opinion[/en][cn]6.征求對(duì)方意見[/cn] [en]If you ask someone for advice or a favor and they oblige you, they will be psychologically primed to like you and help you again.[/en][cn]如果你征求某人的意見或求對(duì)方幫忙，他們會(huì)幫你的，他們會(huì)在心里開始喜歡你，還會(huì)再次幫你。[/cn] [en]7. Pass the topic to someone else[/en][cn]7.把話題留給別人[/cn] [en]Not everyone is going to be fascinated by that documentary you’re obsessed with. Let other people contribute to the conversation. If they change the topic when given the chance, let it go.[/en][cn]不是每個(gè)人都會(huì)被你喜歡的紀(jì)錄片吸引，讓別人也參與到對(duì)話中，如果給對(duì)方機(jī)會(huì)時(shí)對(duì)方轉(zhuǎn)移話題了，那你就不要管了。[/cn] [en]8. Repetition is key[/en][cn]8.關(guān)鍵是要重復(fù)[/cn] [en]Start by repeating the last thing the person said to sum up their point. That’s very effective because you’re saying, ‘I’ve been listening to you.’[/en][cn]你可以開始重復(fù)對(duì)方說的最后一件事來總結(jié)對(duì)方的看法，這招很有效，因?yàn)槟闶窃诟嬖V對(duì)方：“我一直在聽你說話?！盵/cn] [en]9. Exit gracefully[/en][cn]9.優(yōu)雅地結(jié)束對(duì)話[/cn] [en]If you’re at a party, excuse yourself to get a drink; if you’re at work, you can leave to get some coffee. You can also say, ‘It’s nice talking to you, but I have to talk to someone before they leave.”[/en][cn]如果你在參加聚會(huì)，可以找借口說去拿點(diǎn)喝的。如果是在工作，可以起身去喝點(diǎn)咖啡。你還可以說：“跟你聊天真開心，但我得趕在別人離開前跟他說幾句話?！盵/cn] ? （翻譯：菲菲）
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夏季，如何地道的用英語聊天氣？
天氣，這幾天南方各省市集體出現(xiàn)的極端天氣可真是讓人頭疼?；叵?月的某一天開始回溫的時(shí)候，熱愛夏天
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10句葡萄酒名言：和老外如何聊天，超有逼格
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美國少年網(wǎng)上聊天室開槍自殺 調(diào)查認(rèn)定為意外
A Nebraska teen accidentally shot himself in the head while posing with a gun in an internet chat room. Shocked users looked on in horror as 19-year-old Trevor George pulled out a [w]revolver[/w], held it up to his head and pulled the trigger in early March, killing himself. After a three-month investigation, Bellevue police concluded on Monday that the horrific death was an accident not a suicide. They also determined, after interviewing witnesses and reviewing computer records, that George was not dared or bullied into shooting himself. Several people who were in the Tinychat video chat room George was logged into when he died told police the Bellevue University student had put a gun to his head before as a joke but it was never loaded.'He has a history of simulating this event,' Capt. David Stukenholtz said. 'This time, for whatever reason, there was a bullet in the chamber of the gun that he did not get out of there.' Police said most of the people in the chat room didn't know George's real name or where he lived, making it difficult for them to report the shooting or call for help. 'Even if you knew his name, you would have to know where to send help,' Stukenholtz said. Some of the witnesses contacted by Bellevue police live in Australia, Canada, the Netherlands and elsewhere in the United States. The deadly accident was eventually reported by a Florida man who knew George's real identity and had been logged into the chat room before the shooting. He told police he had logged back in the following morning and found people talking about the [w]devastating[/w] event. George lived with his parents in the Omaha suburb of Bellevue.His parents were home at the time of the shooting, but did not hear the shot and weren't aware of their son's death until officers arrived to check out the Florida's man's report. Users posted confused messages on the chat room after the shooting. One, who goes by the screen name 'Strawman' wrote: 'I talked to him in his last seconds. I didn't realise he was dying.' Police said George was a star student and didn't appear to be depressed or suicidal。 【新聞快訊】2012年3月3日，美國內(nèi)布拉斯加州一名19歲少年疑似在網(wǎng)絡(luò)視頻聊天時(shí)朝自己頭部開槍身亡。經(jīng)過3個(gè)月的調(diào)查取證，警方認(rèn)定這是一起意外事故，而不是自殺。 當(dāng)?shù)鼐L史戴西說，警方3月3日早上接到一名佛羅里達(dá)州男子報(bào)案。這名男子2日晚間也在同一個(gè)聊天室聊天，下線之后隔天早上再次登入時(shí)，發(fā)現(xiàn)其他網(wǎng)友都在談?wù)撛摪浮Ｊ反魑飨Ｍ軌蛘业侥慷蒙倌晁劳龅牧奶焓矣脩?，詢問案情?警方3月6日表示，聊天室其他成員很有可能直接目擊了這幕駭人的景象。據(jù)稱報(bào)案男子認(rèn)識(shí)死亡少年。接到報(bào)案后，警方趕往少年與父母在奧瑪哈郊區(qū)的住所，在少年的房中發(fā)現(xiàn)了他的尸體。調(diào)查人員正試圖查清此案到底是自殺還是意外。 史戴西說，事件據(jù)信發(fā)生在3月3日清晨3時(shí)，并表示不清楚少年死亡的過程是否被錄像。調(diào)查人員目前正檢查這名少年的電腦，希望找出當(dāng)時(shí)在聊天室內(nèi)目睹案發(fā)經(jīng)過的網(wǎng)友。史戴西表示，在調(diào)查人員尚未查出這些聊天室賬號(hào)使用者的真實(shí)身分前，警方無法確定是否有目擊者。他說，“網(wǎng)站上有些人用的是化名，這些化名有時(shí)很難追查到任何東西，我們從沒有經(jīng)歷過這么棘手的調(diào)查?！?而經(jīng)過3個(gè)月的調(diào)查之后，該少年的身份被確定，他名叫特雷?！讨危趯W(xué)校里是一名明星學(xué)生，沒有任何抑郁和自殺的傾向。他經(jīng)常在聊天室中表演槍擊自己，但槍中都沒有子彈。但3月3日凌晨他表演時(shí)，槍中裝填著子彈，他忘了將子彈取出，因此才釀成了慘劇。
2012-06-05 -
聊天常用英語口語句子學(xué)習(xí)
英文的時(shí)候，肯定也在練習(xí)英語口語部分吧。如果想提升自己的口語水平，平時(shí)的訓(xùn)練是少不了的。今天就給大家分享一些聊天
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