And here, the phrasing is challenging, you would stress and put a rising intonation.

在这里，意“challenging”，你会重读并使。

They arranged a farewell reception for John, who had been transferred to the head office.

他们为到总部的约翰安排了一个欢送会。

The key to doing that correctly is using that rising intonation.

正确做到这一点的关键是使。

The intonation goes up because it's a closed question.

因为是个封闭式问题，所以语是。

So there's actually a few different ways that you can interpret rising intonation in English.

有几种不同的方式可以理解英语中的。

We can use this fall-rise in many of the same places as the low-rise.

我们可以在许多低声模式的地方降。

Both patterns end with a rise, and that signals incompletion.

两种模式都以结束，都意味着“未完成”。

Notice that the intonation rises at the end to show that you're asking a question.

意哦，结尾的表明你在问一个问题。

We use a rising intonation when we are asking for confirmation.

当我们要求（对方）确认时，我们。

Rising, falling and then rising intonation at the end.

，降，最后。

And at the end, every sentence ending, ended up with rising - rising intonation.

最后，每个句子都以结束。

Whenever I say had, I can't help but go up.

我每次说 had 的时候都会忍不住。

The results suggest uptalk has transcended its traditional demographic...valley girls...to catch on with men.

结果显示发音已经超越了传统意义上的地区人类特征界限，在男性中也变得流行。

The phenomenon's called " uptalk" and it's not just for valley girls.

这种现象叫发言，并且不只是女生特有的说话方式。

So that's melody - what words I choose to stress and go high in pitch for.

这就是旋律——我选择有哪些词要重读，进行处理。

There's a little bit of a lift here.

这里有一点。

So, this tone where we rise and fall, " yeah" .

我们后降，yeah。

So, in this situation, soRRY, soRRY, down-up tone.

例如这里，soRRY，soRRY，。

Some call it a fall-rise intonation pattern.

有人把这个称为降模式。

Overall, women used uptalk twice as often as men.

整体上看男女生都了两次。