我们讲话好像鸡同鸭讲 Us seem to speak ; Our speech seems to speak
老师让我们停止讲话 Let us stop speech teacher ; Let's stop the speech teacher
我们爱讲冷笑话 lengxiaohua
有时候我们甚至不讲话 Sometime we can't even speak
他经常给我们讲笑话 He often tells us jokes
人们跟我讲话 people talk to me
他们教我讲印度话 They taught me about India
他经常会跟我们讲笑话 He often jokes with us
当人们跟我讲话 when people talk to me
他们没有让我们讲话。
他对我们讲话,但是他站得太靠里了,我们听不见。
因此,向我们讲话的不是一个荒谬的小说家,而是一个存在主义小说家。
Consequently, it is not an absurd novelist addressing us, but an existential novelist.
We can't know exactly and this is one of the wonderfully unsettling things about this stanza we can't know exactly to whom Milton is addressing this stanza.
我们不能确切的知道,而这也是这一段很奇妙的不确定性所在,我们不能确切的知道弥尔顿这一段是在对谁讲话。
This is a distinction which is not meant sort of counter-intuitively to suggest that somehow or another, as opposed to what we usually think, writing precedes speech--not at all.
这个区别没有在某种程度上故意地,与我们的直觉相反,暗示,无论如何,与我们通常想的相反,我们通常认为书写是在讲话之前的,完全不是这样。
Why are we unable to talk to a crowd as we talk to a single friend?
为什么我们不能跟一群人讲话,却可以单独同朋友高谈阔论?
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