The neutral sentence is personal, because it uses " you" to refer to the listener.

中性句子带人称的，它使用“你”来指代听者。

Podcast listeners spend nearly twice as much time on the platform than just music listeners.

播客收听者在该平台上花费的时间几乎音乐收听者的。

And then right away, the listener knows where exactly you are.

然后听者立刻就知道你说的哪里了。

It's how our listener knows that we've finished speaking.

我们用这种方式告诉听者我们的话说完了。

In these examples, the listeners are " them" and " your sister" .

在上述例子中，听者" them" 和" your sister" 。

" Tell" is almost always followed by a word identifying the listener.

" Tell" 一词后面总紧跟着说话的对象（听者）。

That is because the subject was already known by the listeners.

这听者已经知道主题什么了。

And thus, the sentence can be confusing for the listener.

此，这个句子可能会让听者感到困惑。

And listeners have an ability to add this information due to two sources of information.

听者可以从种信息来源获得信息，所以可以添加这些信息的。

With tell, the focus is on the listener, tell me or tell her, tell them.

Tell 的重点在听者身上，告诉我或告诉她，告诉他们。

But it's even true when the listener might not know the noun.

但也适用一些听者不知道的名词。

So, the tension lies between the singer and the receiver.

所以，情感的交互主要来自歌手和听者之间。

When you sugarcoat bad news, you make it easier for the other person to hear.

当你掩饰坏消息时，听者会更容易接受。

The words speak to the nature of the relationship between the speaker and listener.

这些词可以表明说话人与听者之间的本质关系。

Another room invites listeners to speak and learn about different languages.

还有一个展室会邀请听者去说并了解不同的语言。

It should not tell a non-musical story; the listener will decode it for himself.

它不会讲述一个无音乐的故事；听者会自我解构。

And does it matter what language the listener speaks?

这和听者说什么语言有关系吗?

The reason we point is because “this” and “that” can be unclear to the listener.

我们用手指的原“这个”和“那个”可能会让听者不清楚具体指哪个。

Look, we kept the original data. You can still publish the actual results.

听者，我们保存了原始数据。你还可以发表你的结果。

How do we get our listener to understand which one of these words we're actually saying?

我们如何让听者明白我们说的哪一个词？