Eileen
我想问一下,英语“对了”和“算了吧”怎么说?比如汉语里边常常会说道“对了,我忘了告诉你一件事”“算了吧,无所谓的”
May 30, 2011 2:50 AM
Answers · 9
我觉得对了,应该是by the way。我们经常是说了一件事,说着说着,想起来另一件事“对了,告诉你一事儿”,这个时候我觉得是by the way 算了吧,never mind. friends里面瑞秋接到银行打来的电话问她最近还好不好,瑞秋突然说:I‘ve found my magical beans。显然对方没有听懂是什么意思,她接着就说了一句,never mind。大概就是没所谓,不用在意的意思。 我觉得吧,大家说的都挺好,语言就是多样的嘛~,表达的方式有很多的~没有什么固定的说法的~。
May 30, 2011
*对了* = Correct! / Oh, that's right, ... (when one suddenly remembers sth one wanted to mention) / Oh, by the way, ... However, the intonation patterns are important here. A few more: Yeah! Hey, I was going to say... Yeah! And I just remembered.... 算了吧 = Just forget it, OK?
May 30, 2011
对了,我忘了告诉你一件事 Look/Oh, i forgot to tell you something. 算了吧,无所谓的。 Forget about it. Nothing actually matters.
May 30, 2011
I would like to say " well, I forgot to tell you." or formally "OK, there is a thing you should know". It actually depends on the circumstances. "Forget about it, it doesn't matter."
May 30, 2011
"Oh ya, I forgot to tell you something...:" We say this all of the time, but it is oral English not written. 算了 = "forget about it" or "forget it". I think "don't worry about it" and "it doesn't matter" are closer to "没有关系“。 What do you think?
May 31, 2011
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