宏浩翻譯 引用自http://www.businessweekly.com.tw/KBlogArticle.aspx?ID=12936&path=h
(台灣)
我的嗜好是睡覺和看電視!
My hobby is sleeping and watching TV.
(美國)
Most Taiwanese don’t really understand what the word “hobbies” means.
很多台灣人不懂「嗜好」到底是什麼意思
Let alone do most even care because when I do ask the question, “Hey! What are your hobbies?”
可能很多人也不是很在乎,因為當我問他們的嗜好是什麼的時候
A lot of them end up saying, “Oh sleeping or eating”
他們會回答是「睡覺或吃東西」
(美國2)
I don’t really feel like sleeping is a hobby because it’s more of a basic life function. It’s something that you have to do.
我不認為睡覺是種嗜好!他只是生活中一項不可或缺的行為
and if you say that to a foreigner, just you know, it will sound really sad.
如果你跟老外這樣講!他們會覺得你的人生很慘
Huh watching TV, again, usually not a hobby.
看電視也不能算是嗜好
One of those interesting things that people can argue about whether it’s a hobby or not, is like a smart phone game.
但有個東西卻值得討論,就是玩手機遊戲算不算嗜好
I feel like some games can be hobbies.
我覺得玩某些遊戲可以當嗜好
Because some games like you put a whole lot of effort and time into and it becomes a big part of your life.
因為某些遊戲你會投入很多心血和時間,然後就變成你人生的一部份
But then other games like on a smart phone, if you are on a train for 5 mins it’s just a way to kill time.
但比如坐捷運時,玩的那些殺時間的小遊戲就不算
(美國3)
A hobby? To do something you have to have that leisure time to do it.
「嗜好」通常都是你有空閒時間才會去做的事
Or like maybe, a hobby like playing piano. Something like that.
比如說彈鋼琴就是種嗜好
Something you have that extra time to do that you wouldn’t normally have or like playing basketball.
用多餘時間去投入的事情才算嗜好,像常去打籃球
宏浩翻譯 引用自http://www.businessweekly.com.tw/KBlogArticle.aspx?ID=12936&path=h
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