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The script of this programme 本节目台词 Rosie: Hi, I'm Rosie, and this is Li… Li? Hurry up! Ah, here's the karaoke bar. Li: Ahhh! Rosie, why is the bar on the top floor? So many stairs… Help me please. I'm so unfit. 我真的是很不健康，该锻炼了。我明天就去加入健身俱乐部。明天。 Rosie: Why don't you join the gym today? Li: 算了，我还是明天去。Then I'll go every single day… I will. I really will. Rosie: Li, you've been saying that for months but you never actually do it! Li: This time I will, I promise. Rosie: That's what you always say. You need to put your money where your mouth is. Li: You want me to put my money where my mouth is? 把钱放在我嘴边？你不是要我吃掉纸币和硬币吧？That's disgusting! Rosie: No, Li, that's not what I meant. To put your money where your mouth is means to stop just talking about something and to take action! Li: Ah, so you didn't really want me to put all these coins in my mouth then? Rosie: No, please don't. I want you to stop talking about joining the gym - and to join it for real! Here are some more examples: A: If we played a game of tennis I would easily win! He always talks about how great the charity is – I think he should put his money where his mouth is and donate some money. Li: 这么说 to put your money where your mouth is 是指别说大话，要拿出实际行动来才行。 
Will you put your money where your mouth is? Rosie: Yes – I think it’s a great expression. So many people just talk and talk about doing things and never actually do them! Li: So you'd say you're one of those people who puts their money where their mouth is? Rosie: Definitely. Li: So the other day you were saying that you love singing… and here we are in a karaoke bar… Rosie说她很喜欢卡拉 OK, 现在呢她真又行动了！ Rosie: Well yes but… I'm really terrible actually. And some of our colleagues are here – how embarrassing. Li: No excuses! Put your money where your mouth is and sing a karaoke song! Rosie: Ohhhh… OK. Li: 我的天哪，这嗓音也太恐怖了。Maybe sometimes it's best NOT to put your money where your mouth is! |
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