106. 布赖顿边缘艺术节播客第3期（与亚历克斯、保罗和莫兹合播）

他们被蜇的部位会持续大约两周。

The area that they've stung for about two weeks.

真的很严重。

It's like really bad.

虽然不会致命，但会非常非常疼。

It's not fatal, but it would really, really hurt.

明白吗？

Okay?

我希望他们被我蜇过之后会对蜂毒过敏。

I would like them to have an allergy to sting after I sting them.

所以就像蜇一下，但还要在蜇的地方再加点真蜇。

So it's like a sting sting, but with a real sting on the sting.

但你只能蜇他们一次。

But you can only sting them once.

是的。

Yeah.

不。

No.

因为那样的话，它们是被蜇，而不是蜇。

Because then they'd be stung, not sting.

明白了吗？

Do get it?

哦。

Oh.

sting是动词原形，stung是过去式

Sting is the stung is the past tense

的sting。

of sting.

sting，stung，stung。

Sting, stung, stung.

对吧？

Right?

是的。

Yeah.

或者，像我想叫的那样，叫stong。

Or or stong as I'd like to call it.

Sting，stong，stong。

Sting, stong, stong.

是的。

Yeah.

没错。

Exactly.

我不太清楚答案是什么。

I'm not clear what the answer is.

我觉得Sting这么富有又成功，他完全可以背后植入一只巨大的蜜蜂，这样就能两全其美了。

I would I I think sting is so rich and successful that he could probably have a big giant bee implanted on his backside, so he could have the best of both worlds.

他可以既是sting，又是被sting的sting，在一个stung上。

He could be sting and stung by sting on a stung.

我有点糊涂了。

I'm I'm I'm confused.

听众们，如果你们也被搞糊涂了，别担心。

Listeners, if you're confused by this, don't worry.

这很正常。

That's normal.

这很自然。

That's natural.

我也很困惑。

I am confused too.

好吧。

Okay.

对。

Right.

我们继续下一个问题。

Let's go on to the next question.

亚历克斯，是的。

Alex Yes.

这是你的问题。

Here's your question.

你可以好吧。

You can okay.

要么你再也不能喝水了

Either you can never drink water again

嗯。

Mhmm.

要么你只能喝水，不能喝其他饮料。

Or you can only drink water and no other drinks.

所以要么你再也不能喝水，要么你只能喝其他饮料，等等，等一下。

So it's either you can never drink water or you can only drink other drinks, and you you you wait a minute.

不。

No.

我有点困惑。

I'm confused.

正如我所说，你要么再也别喝水，要么只能喝水，不能喝其他饮料。

As I said, you can you can never drink water again or you can only drink water and no other drinks.

清楚了吗？

Is that clear?

是的。

Yeah.

对。

Yes.

像水一样。

Like water.

清澈如水。

Clear like water.

是的。

Yeah.

你是在失眠的时候写下这些问题的吗？

Did you write these questions when you were suffering from insomnia?

不是。

No.

不是。

No.

我当时在公交车上，我想。

I was I was on the bus, I think,

当我

when I

写下这些问题的时候。

wrote these questions.

你当时是

Were you were

不是。

No.

我只是在想一些有趣的问题，我们可以在这个播客里讨论。

I was I was I was I was just thinking of funny questions that we could talk about on the podcast.

好的。

Okay.

别担心。

Don't worry.

我知道我在做什么。

I know what I'm doing.

酷。

Cool.

是的。

Yeah.

我选择喝水。

I I I choose to drink any water.

你会选择喝水。

You would choose to drink water.

是的。

Yeah.

因为水是至关重要的。

Because water's vital.

你需要喝水。

You need to drink water.

但那样的话，你就永远不能喝啤酒、葡萄酒、橙汁、咖啡、茶，或者任何那些饮品了。

But then you would never be able to drink beer, wine, orange juice, coffee, tea, any of those drinks.

你再也不能喝一杯茶了。

You would never be able to drink, like, a cup of tea again.

是的。

Yeah.

那也没关系。

That'll be fine.

我能接受这个。

I I can live with that.

剩下的生命里只喝水

Just water for the rest of

你的一生。

your life.

为什么？为什么会做这个决定？

Why why what what would be the context of this decision?

这会

It would

我不知道。

I don't know.

这只是一个荒谬的

It's just a ridiculous

嗯，我有武装警卫强制执行。

Well, well, I have it enforced by, like, armed guards.

亚历克斯·佩蒂。

Alex Petty.

是的

Yeah.

是的

Yeah.

是的

Yeah.

会有一项法律的。

There there would be there would be a law.

我的意思是，你可以违反法律，但是这个

I mean, you could break the law, but the the

我会被关进监狱。

There would be I'd be put in prison.

你可能会被关进监狱。

You might be put in prison.

对。

Yes.

那我就去喝水。

I'd go in water then.

我会违法然后喝其他东西。

I'd I'd break the law and then drink other things.

但那样你会进监狱吗？

But then you'd end up in prison?

嗯，我会接受这种风险。

Well, I'd I'd I'd live with risk.

Moz。

Moz.

那风味水呢？

What about flavored water?

不。

No.

我不觉得那算技术上的水，对吧？

I don't think that's technically water, is it?

这是水，但加了风味。

It's water, but it's flavored.

好的。

Okay.

那我们就说自来水吧。

Let's say tap water then.

但水龙头在哪？

But Where's the tap?

因为不是所有的自来水都健康。

Because not all tap water's healthy.

天哪。

Oh, dear.

好吧。

Alright.

如果是加味水，那就是瓶装的，上面写着水，而且只标了加味水。

If it if it's flavored water, that's from a a bottle which says water, and it just says flavored water.

我想那还是主要是水，对吧？

I suppose that's still mainly water, isn't it?

嗯，大多数液体主要都是水。

Well, most liquids are mainly water.

不是冷水。

Not cold water.

这才是重点。

That's the point.

你懂的？

You know?

是的。

Yeah.

这太蠢了。

It's just stupid.

你觉得呢，保罗？

What do you think, Paul?

我会选择只喝水。

I would choose just water.

但既然你没说清楚，我会把所有其他液体都冻成栓剂形式。

But as you haven't clarified, I'd have all other liquids frozen and, taken as suppositories.

好的。

Okay.

如果你想了解什么是栓剂，那就解释一下什么是栓剂。

If you wanna know what a suppository explain what a suppository is.

如果你想了解什么是栓剂，各位，我建议你们去谷歌搜索，但别做图片搜索。

If you wanna know what a suppository is, ladies and gentlemen, I suggest you Google it, but don't do an image search.

栓剂是

Suppositories It's

是放书的地方，对吧？

where you keep books, isn't it?

不是。

No.

那是一个存放处。

That's a depository.

那是一个图书存放处。

That's a book depository.

如果你真的想知道什么是栓剂，各位，你可以给我发邮件。

If you want if you genuinely want to know what a suppository is, ladies and gentlemen, then you can send me an email.

栓剂。

Suppository.

随便你怎么拼写，希望我能理解你的意思。

Just spell it any way you like, and hopefully, you I'll I'll be able to understand what you mean.

不要图片。

No pictures.

哦，好的。

Oh, okay.

我有一些非常奇怪的问题。

I've got some really weird questions.

嗯，你确实是个很奇怪的人，所以我们也不指望会有别的表现。

Is that Well, you are a really weird person, so we expect nothing less.

是的。

Yes.

恐怕我是这样的。

I'm afraid I am.

好的。

Okay.

那我们从哪里开始呢？

So where are we gonna start?

莫兹。

Moz.

好的。

Okay.

要么你从来都不洗澡。

Either you can never wash.

你永远都洗不干净。

You can you can never that's that's Is

就这样吗？

that it?

不，不是。

I No.

这个问题没有意义。

That that question doesn't make sense.

你永远不能再洗澡了。

You can never wash again

是的。

Yeah.

或者

Or

或者你总是湿的。

or you're always wet.

但那是

But that's

Moz 是的。

Moz is Yeah.

是的。

Yeah.

要么你永远不能再洗自己，要么

Either either you can never wash yourself ever again or

我必须这么做。

I have to.

或者你总是，像，湿漉漉的。

Or you so you're always, like, wet.

你的鞋子里总是有水，比如说。

You've always got, water in your shoes, let's say.

这真是个奇怪的播客。

This is really weird podcast.

我真的很想一直湿着，因为那样的话，你就永远不会干，就像一条鱼一样。

I would I would love to be constantly wet because then because then, you know, you you would never dry out and you'd be like a fish.

你可以像海豚那样在水里游来游去。

You can go swimming through the water like a big or a dolphin.

昨天我还是一只粉红色的海豚。

I was a pink dolphin yesterday.

好吧。

Okay.

很多神其实都是动物。

And a lot of gods are actually animals.

海豚被相当尊崇为神、儿子，以及一位著名的存在。

Dolphins are quite kind of highly regarded and as a god and a son and as someone famous.

这就是我想要的原因。

I That's why I want.

但坏处是，如果你一直湿着，就没人能看见你在哭。

But but the bad thing is, if you're constantly wet, no one can see when you're crying.

哦

Oh,

莫兹

Moz.

这太悲伤了。

That's so sad.

好吧。

Okay.

保罗，我们来，

Paul, let's Well,

在我朋友和家人圈子里，有个出名的男人一直不善理财，所以我决定再也不洗澡了，这样就不必花钱买除臭剂了。

as a man famed within my circle of friends and family has been bad with money, I choose never to wash again because then I wouldn't have to pay for deodorant or so.

好吧。

Okay.

而且我非常融入伦敦的一些区域，比如肖尔迪奇、哈克尼和达尔斯顿，这些地方在地图上都能找到。

And I fit in very well with certain parts of London, which you can find in a map such as Shoreditch, Hackney, and Dalston.

你什么意思？

What what what do you mean?

因为他们都是渣滓。

Because they're all scum.

好的。

Okay.

哇哦。

Whoo.

我想我们再问一个问题，或者我可能会想到另外几个没写下来的提问。

I think maybe we'll do one more one more question, or I might think of another couple of questions that I haven't written down.

所以你会，你会 okay。

So would you would you okay.

面包？

Bread?

你可以选面包或者米饭，但不能两者都要。

You can either bread or rice, you can't have both.

你这一辈子只能选一种吃。

You can eat you only can have one for the rest of your life.

要么是面包，要么是米饭。

It's either bread or it's rice.

选哪个？

Which one?

我选米饭，因为它其实是维生素C的良好来源。

I'll go with rice because it's actually a good source of vitamin c.

真的吗？

Is it really?

是的。

Yes.

但那样你就再也吃不了三明治了。

But then you wouldn't have be able to eat a sandwich ever again.

嗯，你可以用米饭做米饼吧？

Well, you could make a rice could you make rice cakes?

哦，是的。

Oh, yeah.

所以你可以用米饼来做三明治。

So you could make a sandwich out of rice cake.

但米饼非常干。

But rice cakes are very dry.

它们没有面包那么柔软美味。

They're not as soft and and delicious as bread.

哦，我选米饭，因为种类更多。

Oh, I I go with rice because you there's more variety.

你可以用米饭做出比面包更多的花样。

You could do more things with rice than you can with bread.

你真的这么认为？

You think so?

是的。

Yes.

好的。

Okay.

保罗。

Paul.

我会选择面包，主要是因为简单。

I I would go with bread simply because of simplicity.

我知道你可以买到米饼，但你知道，面包你可以一分钟内做成吐司。

I know you can get rice cakes, but, you know, you can bread, you can have toast in a minute.

而且面包，你可以往上面放任何东西。

And bread, you can put anything on it.

你知道，这是三明治选择的多样性。

You know, it's the variety of your sandwich choice.

你可以把它烤一下。

You can toast it.

你可以把它煎一下。

You can fry it.

你可以烤它。

You can grill it.

你也可以直接生吃，姑且这么说吧。

You can you can just eat it raw for want of a better phrase.

我会选面包而不是米饭。

I would go bread over rice.

我能理解为什么米饭对你有益，但面包呢。

I can understand why rice is beneficial for you, but bread.

所以你选面包，是因为你可以做出美味的烤面包。

So you're going bread because, you know, you can make a nice nice toast.

是的。

Yeah.

好。

Okay.

更容易。

It's easier.

把它放进烤面包机里。

Stick it in a toaster.

搞定啦。

Bob's your uncle.

任务完成。

Job done.

莫兹。

Moz.

我没什么叔叔的问题。

I have no uncle's problem.

我们只能吃这个吗？

Is it is this the we we can only eat that?

就是这样。

That's it.

面包？不。

Bread No.

不。

No.

不。

No.

只是，如果你这辈子选择了面包，就再也吃不了米饭了。

It's just that in for the rest of your life, if you choose bread, you can never have rice again.

对。

Right.

而如果你选择了米饭，就再也吃不了面包了。

Whereas if you choose rice, you can never have bread again.

我会选米饭，因为它能搭配很多不同的食物，而且米饭还挺湿润的。

I I would go with rice because it goes with a lot of different things, whereas and and also it's quite wet.

而作为一个注定要经常湿漉漉的人，这种湿润感很有用，能帮我保持湿润，尤其是像我这样强大的存在，太阳和神明。

And as someone who's gonna be constantly wet, that's useful to help keep me moist, and especially as such a powerful entity as the sun and a god which I am.

我的天啊。

I mean Oh my goodness.

又来了。

Here we go again.

我能谈谈我在奥地利的时候吗？

Can I talk about when I was in Austria?

不行。

No.

不行。

No.

不行。

No.

不行。

No.

不行。

No.

不行。

No.

你不能。

You can't.

好吧。

Okay.

糖还是盐？

Sugar or salt?

这问题不错。

That's a good one.

糖还是盐？

Sugar or salt?

甜食还是咸食？

Sweet food or savory food?

我选盐，但别太多，因为对身体不好。

I'll go I'll go I'll go salt, but not too much because it's bad for you.

好的。

Okay.

适量即可。

In moderation.

那就不吃糖了？

So no sugar?

不。

No.

你再也无法享受冰淇淋了吗？

You'd never be able to enjoy an ice cream again?

不。

No.

没关系。

That's fine.

是的。

Yeah.

你觉得这样可以吗？

Is that alright by you?

你可以吃黑巧克力，因为那里面有一些糖，但不是全部。

You well, you can have dark chocolate because that some No.

那里面含糖。

That's got sugar in it.

别开玩笑了。

Come on.

不是所有的巧克力都含有添加糖，你是指这个吗？

Not all chocolate has do you mean do you mean added sugar?

所有东西都可以，没问题。

All things Okay.

基本上是这样。

Basically.

所有的天然糖分。

All natural sugars.

我其实觉得，如果你在餐桌上放一些调味品的话，

I'm thinking actually that if you've got on your table as condiments,

你有

you've got

一 Bowl 糖和一壶盐，你必须在剩下的生命里放弃其中之一。

a bowl of sugar and you've got a pot of salt, and you have to lose one of those condiments for the rest of your life.

所以是添加的，是的。

So added yeah.

你只能加盐，或者只能加糖。

You can only add salt or you can only add sugar.

我们看看。

Let's see.

我选盐。

I'll go with salt.

这其实挺简单的。

It's it's quite quite easy.

是的。

Yeah.

这很简单。

It's simple.

你都已经想好了。

You've got it all worked out

是的。

Yeah.

在这儿。

Over here.

保罗？

Paul?

我也选盐，因为盐可以保存食物，而少一点糖你也能活。

I go with salt as well because it preserves food, and you can live without a bit of sugar.

好的。

Okay.

糖是奢侈品，而盐非常有用。

Sugar's a luxury, whereas salt is really useful.

必要性。

Necessity.

是的。

Yeah.

莫兹。

Moz.

咸的。

Salty.

我会放弃盐，因为我喜欢在茶里加糖。

I'm I would I would lose salt because I like sugar in my tea.

这是对这个问题非常正常的回答。

This is a very normal answer to a question.

嗯。

Mhmm.

而且，如果你刮下汗水，那也是盐。

And also, if you scrape off your sweat, that's salt.

你可以把那个加到米饭里。

You can add that to, rice.

好的。

Okay.

如果你一直湿漉漉的，你还能做到吗？

Would you be able to do that if you're constantly wet then?

如果我一直湿漉漉的，我会像大海一样

If I'm constantly wet, I would be like the sea and

大海难道不会像你一样崇拜你吗？你显然是太阳。

sea is Wouldn't some new worship as as as you are you are the sun, obviously.

他们难道不会给你带来盐吗？

Wouldn't they wouldn't they bring you salt?

他们会的，而且他们会当着我的面完全献祭女性。

They would, and they would fully sacrifice ladies in front of me.

而且

And

他们在奥地利也这么做吗？

Did they do that in Austria?

他们会的，而且他们会强迫他们

They do, and they they force them to

制造甜蜜的笑声。

make sweet, sweet laughter.

好的。

Okay.

行吧。

Alright.

行吧。

Alright.

行吧。

Alright.

行吧。

Alright.

我做了

I did

用了'通奸'这个词。

use the word fornicate.

没有。

No.

你没说'通奸'。

You didn't say fornicate.

最后一个问题，如果你们不介意的话，各位先生。

Final question, if that's okay by you, gentlemen.

这样可以吗？

Is that alright?

是的。

Yes.

有选择。

Have a choice.

你，是的。

You Yes.

的

Of

当然。

course.

当然。

Of course.

好的。

Okay.

你有名词。

You've got nouns.

你有动词。

You've got verbs.

你有形容词。

You've got adjectives.

你必须去掉其中一个词。

You have to lose one of those words.

是哪一个呢？

Which one is it?

如果你需要的话，可以随时问我关于这个问题的问题。

Feel free to ask me questions about that if you need to.

我觉得这有点像在坦白。

I this this is a bit of a confession here.

我其实不知道名词和动词到底是什么。

I don't actually know what a noun and a verb actually is.

这太有趣了，听众们。

This is fascinating, listeners.

好的。

Alright.

我明白了。

I see.

你不觉得这很有趣吗？

Don't you think this is interesting?

继续说。

Go on.

我知道怎么在语境中使用它们，但如果你问我它们到底是什么，动词就是表示动作的词。

I could I I know how to use them in the context, but if you ask me to say what actually is, a verb is a doing word.

没错。

Bingo.

我不知道名词是什么。

I don't know what a noun is.

这对我来说无关紧要。

It's it's irrelevant to me.

所以我会去掉名词。

I so I'd lose the noun.

名词就是事物。

A noun is a thing.

我会失去它。

I'd lose it.

它是事物的名称。

It's the name of a thing.

我会把它去掉。

I'll I'll get rid of it.

你要去掉名词吗？

You're gonna get rid of nouns?

是的。

Yeah.

给我一个没有名词的句子。

Give me a sentence without a noun in it.

我做不到。

I I can't do that.

好吧。

Okay.

所以你就会到处说，去吃，吃，吃，吃好，吃好。

So you'd be you'd just be going around saying, go eat eat eat eat well eat well.

非常吃好。

Very eat well.

这正是我会说的，是的。

That that is exactly what I'd say Yeah.

一辈子都这样。

For the rest of my life.

好吧。

Okay.

保罗，这两个

Paul, the two

我会

I would

去掉形容词。

get rid of adjectives.

是的。

Yeah.

为什么？

Why?

我会创造一种像世界语最初设想那样的通用语言，但我的语言将是一系列咕噜声和点击声，这就是我与人交流的方式。

I would then form a universal language like Esperanto was meant to be many years ago, but mine would be a series of grunts and clicks, and that would be how I would converse to people.

我会期望他们学会它。

I'd expect them to learn it.

我不会主动教他们。

I wouldn't teach it to them.

所以我可能会过着孤独的生活，但你知道的，形容词。

So I could be having a lonely existence, but, you know, adjectives.

谁需要它们？

Who needs them?

谁需要它们？

Who needs them?

是的。

Yeah.

你可以不用它们而生活。

You can live without them.

如果之后你只用手语说话呢？

What about if if you only spoke in sign language after that?

如果你使用手语，你能使用所有的名词、动词和形容词吗？

Could you use the all, like, nouns, verbs, and adjectives if you do sign language?

什么什么什么什么

What what what what

如果你使用手语，你能使用名词和形容词吗？

what If if you were to do sign language, would you be able to use nouns and adjectives?

所以你的意思是，你能用其他方式替代它们吗？

So you mean, would you be able to replace them?

你能用手语表达吗

Would you be able to sign

是的。

Yeah.

用手语表达形容词而不是实际说出

Sign the adjective instead of actually

你只需要指一下

saying You can just point

那些东西。

the things.

是的。

Yeah.

但指指点点，那怎么算是形容词呢？

But pointing, how is that an adjective?

那是一个指向那个东西的名词。

It's it would be a noun pointing at the thing.

不对。

No.

嗯，形容词就像是‘好’，你知道的，或者‘好’，我想，是竖起大拇指的意思。

Well, an adjective would be like good, you know, or good, I suppose, is the thumb up source.

或者在我的

Or in my

语言中。

language.

是的。

Yeah.

好的。

Okay.

就以这个话题收尾吧，那莫兹呢？

And I think on that bombshell What about Moz?

哦，我会去掉动词，因为你可以用肢体动作模仿它们。

Oh, I I would get rid of verbs because you can mime them.

好的。

Okay.

你可以

You can

说，意思是离开。

say, meaning going.

我正用我的拇指反向比划，指向身后。

I'm I'm using my thumb in reverse, pointing behind me.

我们走吧。

Let's go.

我们出去吧。

Let's go outside.

我认为这是结束这个播客的好时机，因为现在让我们出去吧，各位。

And I think that that's a good place to finish this podcast because now let's let's go outside, gentlemen.

幸运的是，我们不必做出我刚才给你的那些荒谬的选择。

Thankfully, we don't have to make these ridiculous choices that I've just given you.

那些选择都不是真正的选择。

None of those choices are real choices.

它们只是有点趣味而已。

They're just a bit of fun.

这正是我的本意。

That was the idea.

所以，当然，我们有名词、动词和形容词，幸运的是，我们能够并且将会有效地使用它们所有。

So, of course, we have got nouns, verbs, and adjectives, and luckily, we can and will use them all effectively.

非常感谢您收听卢克英语播客的这一集。

So thank you very much for listening to this episode of Luke's English podcast.

哦，我还有最后一件事要说。

Oh, I have just one more thing to say.

如果你们不介意的话，我想向几位听众打个招呼。

I'd like to say hello to a couple of listeners, if you'll indulge me.

来自新德里的普里扬克·普里扬克·内吉。

Priyank Priyank Negi from New Delhi.

我一直在告诉他，我早就想向他打招呼了。

I've been telling him that I've I've been meaning to say hello to him for ages.

所以大家向Priyank问好。

So hello to Priyank, everyone.

你好，Priyank。

Hello, Priyank.

希望我念对了你的名字。

I hope that I've said your name correctly.

可能是Priyank，那我们也这么念一遍吧。

It may be Priyank, so let's just say that as well.

你好，Priyank。

Hello, Priyank.

你好，Priyank。

Hello, Priyank.

来自新德里。

From New Delhi.

来自新德里。

From New Delhi.

而且我有这么多听众。

Also, there's I've got so many listeners.

我只是想向他们所有人打个招呼。

I just wanna say hello to all of them.

所以，大家好。

So hello, everyone.

大家好。

Hello, everyone.

我有一位最近上过我课的土耳其听众，我一直很难念对她的名字。

And I I've I've got a Turkish listener who was in my class recently, and I always had trouble pronouncing her name.

向Lou的课上的那位土耳其听众打招呼，他一直念不准你的名字。

Hello, Turkish listener who was in Lou's class, and he had trouble pronouncing your name.

她的名字拼写是h-a-c-e-r，发音是hijar。

Her her name is her name is well, it's spelled h a c e r, and it's pronounced hijar.

Hijar。

Hijar.

我能记住这个吗？因为它就像一个魔法罐子？

Can I remember that because it's like a magic a jar?

一个装着咖啡的罐子，然后你对罐子说嗨，嗨。

A jar of, like, coffee, and you say hi, hi to the jar.

所以Hijar，我之前没

So hijar I didn't

我不知道，因为我一直说Hijar。

know that because I said Hijar.

据我所知，土耳其人的情况其实非常直接。

From what I know of people who are Turkish, it's actually very straightforward.

如果拼成那样，发音不应该是……对吧？

If it's spelled that way, it wouldn't be It'd be, wouldn't it?

嗯，显然她不是这么认为的。

Well, obviously Not according to her.

她知道自己在说什么。

She knows she knows what she's talking about.

她知道自己的名字。

She knows her own name.

我真的不知道。

I don't really know.

这是一个品牌。

It's a brand.

这可能是hijar，或者类似的东西。

It's a hijar, maybe, hijar, something like that.

不管怎样，你好，hijar，希望你过得愉快。

Anyway, hello, hijar, and I hope you have a you h.

嗨，h。

Hi, h.

是的。

Yeah.

好的。

Okay.

还有其他人。

There are others as well.

我必须向罗马打招呼，因为他时不时给我发一些有用的小推文。

I must say hello to Roman for kind of sending me little helpful tweets every now and then.

我想特别感谢谢尔盖，他最近给我捐了一笔款，这非常有帮助。

I'd like to say an extra mega special thank you to Sergei, for sending me a donation recently, which has been has been very useful.

哦。

Oh.

这帮了我很大的忙。

And it's, helped me out a great deal.

是的。

Yeah.

非常感谢你，谢尔盖。

Thank you very much for that, Sergei.

这得到了卢克·约翰逊先生的衷心感谢。

Most appreciated by mister Luke Johnson.

而且

And

说实话，这集就到这里了。

I to be honest, that's the end of this episode.

是的。

Yeah.

那太好了。

That'll be great.

我想我们就到这里吧。

And I think I think we'll leave it there.

这是第三集，也是最后一集，最终集。

That's that's the third and last episode, the final No.

这是来自布莱顿边缘的最终集的结尾。

The the end of the the final episode from Brighton Fringe.

结束了。

Ever.

有可能。

Possibly.

嗯，也许这是我在布莱顿边缘喜剧节的最后一次了。

Well, possibly ever because this may be my last Brighton Fringe comedy festival.

是的。

Yeah.

因为我即将搬去法国。

That's because I'll be moving to France.

这实际上是我第一次在播客里提到这件事。

This this is actually the first this is the first time I've said this on the podcast.

哦。

Oh.

我要搬去法国了。

I'm moving to France.

我以为我们前几天已经说过了当

I thought we said it the other night when

我们当时

we were

在海滩上。

on the beach.

我们之前说过吗？

Did we say it the other

那天晚上？

night?

是的。

Yeah.

这真是个混乱的时期。

Well, it's a confusing time.

剧透警告。

Spoiler alert.

所以我要在九月去法国。

So I'm going to France in September.

卢克的英语播客的剧集仍然会继续更新。

There will be episodes of Luke's English podcast still.

这并不重要。

It doesn't matter.

这仍然是卢克。

It's it's still Luke.

这仍然是卢克的英语播客。

It's still Luke's English podcast.

不过就这些了。

That's it, though.

在未来几天、几周、几个月里，我会给你们提供更多信息。

I'll I'll be giving you more information in the coming days and months and weeks and things.

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Plus, with your subscription, you will be directly supporting my work and making this whole podcast project possible.

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