全网最酷美语怎么说:第31期 妈宝
时间：2018-12-28 作者：英语课 分类：全网最酷美语怎么说
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Nick: Hi everybody, this is Nick. Welcome to teaching series "how do you say this in American English."大家好，我是Nick.
Brad: 大家好，我是Brad
Nick: 今天我们来学一个词，叫妈宝。妈宝在我们生活中也是用的比较多，说一类人，可以是男可以是女，说他们完全没有生活能力，非常的依赖自己的父母。非常的不独立。盲目地听从父母的意见，叫妈宝。So Brad, have you ever encountered a type of people who never make decisions by themselves?
Brad: Yeah I know what you are talking about. You are talking about mama's boys or daddy's girls, depending who you are talking to. Yeah definitely. A mama's boy, for instance. I was hanging out one the other night. We were having a good time at some bars. And we were getting kinda loud. He said, "no, I don't think my mom would like that."
Nick: I don't think it's normal
Brad: I mean, it's fine though. You are saying about your mom. Moms are great. But to the point where she's a hundred miles away and she still governing what you can do. That's a mama's boy.
Nick: This is ridiculous
Brad: Yeah he's not independent himself at all. Even some girls are independent themselves.
Nick: That person you talked about. He relies heavily on his mother.
Brad: Yeah Without a doubt.
Nick: This is not always good. listening to your parents like all the time.
Brad: Yeah I mean it's good to have respects for them
Nick: Absolutely
Brad: But when it gets to the point where it's interfering 1 with your ability to be independent. That's mama's boy.
Nick: So you always say "mama's boy" instead of "mom's boy" or "mother's boy" or whatever.
Brad: Yeah I mean I know what you are talking about if you say "mom's boy", but the expression is mama's boy.
Nick: Nobody's gonna say the other ways.
Brad: Maybe, there's always gonna be some dude out there saying it. But the majority of us are saying mama's boy.
Nick: Ok. Thank you.那我们刚刚说的妈宝的表达呢就是叫这个。如果是男的，可以叫mama's boy.如果是女的,可以叫daddy's girl.一般情况下，我们是说mama或者是daddy, 我们不会换成是mom, 或者是mother，虽然大家也能听懂，但是大部分是不会这么用的，也没有听过人家这么用。用法也跟大家说了，非常没有独立性，非常的不自主，什么都听父母的。当然听父母的是好的趋势，但是所有东西都听父母，就有点盲从. So this is pretty it for this time. I'll see you guys next time, bye
Brad: 再见
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