问价格千万不能说How much 母语老师分享地道用地道美式英语问价格

Published 2022-11-10
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All Comments (21)
  • @senmaoliu6659
    学英语最重要的就是要敢说、能说,在交流中学习。学了一堆“这也不能说”、“那也不能说”,真的是舍本逐末了。
  • @kenkan8529
    Asking "How much?" is a perfectly acceptable way to inquire about the price of a product. It's a straightforward and common way to ask for pricing information. However, if you want to be more specific about what you're asking, you could say "How much does it cost?" or "What is the price?" When asking "how much it's going to cost me," you're indicating that you want to know the specific price that you will have to pay for the product. This can be a useful question to ask if you're trying to budget for a purchase or determine if you have enough money to buy something. Saying "how much it's going to hurt me" is an unconventional way to ask about the price of a product, and it may be perceived as overly dramatic or humorous. It's not a common or standard way to ask about pricing information, and it may not be appropriate in all situations. If you're trying to convey that the price of the product is a concern for you, a more standard way to phrase this would be "How much will it cost me?"
  • 我身边的美国同事说“How much”没你说的那么没礼貌,她们都是这样问价格,没严重到“千万不能用”的地步。
  • @joey9300
    这种标题真是有意思,这也不能说那也不能说,又不是真的有大问题。你可以说最好怎样怎样,但是别直接在封面来个大否定
  • @dengster8884
    Whether you use “how much” or not is NOT right or wrong, it’s opinionated as the native speakers indicated. 绝对不是你所说的“不能说“。
  • @missgoofy1031
    The title is misleading , people still say “ how much is this “ all the time… I actually have never heard of people say “ what’s the damage like “ and I’ve been living in US for over 10 years. When asking for price, it’s common to say” excuse me, do you mind checking the price of this item for me ?” Or simply “ excuse me, how much is this ( and point to the item )”.
  • @vickyshen822
    擴充實際生活中的用法真的太讚啦!不會再死板板說公式一般的英語啦!
  • Well, I will say, “how much” is still a phrase used very often in a commercial conversation, especially if you want to have a effective meeting or conclusion with the ones you talk to.
  • @YL033
    How much這詞已經很普遍了 我覺得主播應該把標題改為「比how much更好的說法」而不是不能說how much 。哈哈哈哈哈😂
  • 每次看Maggie的视频都能学到很多东西,个人问价钱一般喜欢用What's the price句型,今天又学了好多,hurt和damage还能这么用,涨知识了😂😂
  • These phrases are real practical. I've learned a lot from you, and thank you very much.
  • @jerrykong8751
    “How much” is commonly used in the US. It is neither obscure nor impolite.
  • 其实native更喜欢用最简短的词汇和短语加上语气去说东西,特别像在学校和STEM专业上的交流。how much,真的是天天听到。比起问价钱,how much更重要的意思是:多少。有关数量和数据的经常都在用how much问答。
  • @sheldon8978
    it is all about finesse and maturity of our language and each expression can almost always find a context to fit in.
  • 都看完了,表示标题难道不应该是“how much的更地道的表示方式”吗?如果单从商业角度讲,原标题无疑能获得更高的点击量。但是从为人师答疑解惑角度讲,这种做法是否有些不妥呢?一直很喜欢Maggie的视频追了很久,也注意到了近期有了宝宝以后的变化。很多观众的评论可以从侧面反映出一些客观问题。个人觉得,有时候smart并不代表wise,怎么说呢,祝好吧……
  • @dengster8884
    第一个女士是加拿大人,第二个都不是美国人,有什么权力来教/纠正“地道美式英语“?
  • @foolmouse
    所以不是能不能用how much,而是能不能只说“how much”。正如那些native speaker说的,需要加softeners,比如exercise me之类的,或者说how much do I owe you。所以关键不是how much,而是一种亲切的对话的感觉。比如问,exercise me, how much is this, please? 这就没啥问题。
  • @lilyl582
    不久前才发现Maggie的视频,感觉做的很好,现实有用👍,每天看几个学习😊 这个视频要是早一天刷到就好了,昨天才发了个email,直接问对方 how much for ... service 😂😂
  • @erikwolf8649
    "How much" is quiet commonly used expression for asking prices in most shopping locations even in the garage sale. Also you can heard that in a lot movies and TV shows. I don't feel anything wrong to use that. Surly ,there's nothing wrong to show yourself as more civilized! The native speakers don't say "how much"? That is just a joke!