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

在这里，注意“challenging”，你会重读并。

And they tend to end on a rising intonation so I think it's called...I can't remember, it's from my linguistic days at University, something like Australian rising intonation. I think it's called ARI. I might be getting it wrong, anyway.

他们往往以结束，所以我认为这叫做。我不记得叫啥了，这是我在大学的时候学的，好像叫澳大利亚。应该叫做 ARI。不管怎样，我可能弄错了。

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

他们为总部的约翰安排了一个欢送会。

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

正确做这一点的关键是。

See if you can tell the difference. Am I using rising or falling intonation?

来看看你是否能够辨别出这两者的不同，我是在还是？

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

注意哦，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.

，，最后。

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

我每次说 had 的时候都会忍不住。

Overall, women used uptalk twice as often as men.

整体上看男女生都了两次。

Babies...French babies cry on a rising note while German babies end on a falling note, imitating the melodic contours of those languages.

法国婴儿哭起来，而德国婴儿哭起来，就像模拟他们各自语言的音律轮廓。

I mean, we do use this downward inflection, which I'll talk more about in a moment, for some questions, but typically speaking, we tend to use this upward inflection.

我是说，对于某些提问，我们确实会这种的方式提问，这个我稍后会讲，但通常来说，我们倾向于这种。

Turner says adding or taking away just a little water will change the sound. Adding water to a glass will make a lower sound. The smaller bowls of water produce a higher sound, while the larger ones produce a lower, deeper sound.

特纳说只要添加或者去掉少量的水就能改变杯子发出的声音。加水可以，去水可以，大杯子发出的声音则更加浑厚低沉。

For lots of people, the most uncomfortable part of learning intonation is the fact that British people go up when they speak quite a lot.

对很多人来说，学习语最不舒服的部分是很多时候英国人说话喜欢。

'Really kind of awful to Owen'. And again pitch goes up, she's not done talking, she keeps right on going.

Really kind of awful to Owen.再次，还没讲完，继续讲。

You've got to use your voice; you've got to raise it sometimes; and you've gotta take it to the depths.

你要去运你的声音，有时需要，有时要压最低。

And again, the tone is really key here because if you ask the question, you use that wandering tone.

同样的，这里的语气真的很关键，因为如果你问问题的话，就会。

He described a way of speaking called " uptalk, " when speakers end statements with a rising tone.

他描述了一种被称为" " 的说话方式，也就是说话者在陈述结束时上的音结束发言。

There's a little bit of a lift here.

这里有一点。

In this case, " The GLASS is on the" - so I keep going down because these are not stressed words - " TA" , I'm starting a new word that is stressed so I'm gonna go high in pitch. " TA-ble" .

在这个例子中，“The GLASS is on the”——因为没有重音词，所以我是一直往下的——“TA”，这里有了一个重音词，所以我就要。“TA-ble”。