汪培珽第1阶段双语解读:Oliver大象奥利弗
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汪培珽在《培养孩子的英文耳朵》一书中对这套书的建议是:0-2岁 ! S' t+ _- N" F5 F
引用汪培珽的话:
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. S; `. d% L* s7 S( l* w; I“如果您的孩子刚开始英文绘本的学习,那么您可以选择这套书。如果您的孩子4岁以内,即使学会英文,还是会推荐第一阶段。如果您的孩子在7岁上小学之前,没有什么听英文的基础,还是建议从第一阶段开始。” $ _ Y, ]! b# S7 X, F8 j. L
对于国内大多数没有英文阅读基础的孩子来说,这套书完全适合:0-7岁 《 Oliver》 大象奥利弗 by Syd Hoff悉德·霍夫
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9 {/ V) k1 t% o1 ]$ u! m9 c4 N! S) u e☟ Some elephants came across the ocean on a ship.
% U' ~) B, D8 x6 kThey were going to work in the circus.& p5 V3 z8 P H5 F5 N- J
One elephant’s name was Oliver.
8 Q8 Y8 X% ~! p一艘船跨越海洋运来了一些大象。7 s+ O0 f% p/ j* s
这些大象将要去马戏团工作。
7 H# w3 @) K+ |, j其中有一头大象叫奥利弗。 h2 e' z* Q) @. E' _8 l
; z F; J+ Y0 q* ~; X7 o% l1 J☟ When they landed the circus man counted them:0 v1 U3 O/ O' H; W
当大象到岸后,马戏团的人开始数大象:
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“One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten elephants.” “一头、两头、三头、四头、五头、 六头、七头、八头、九头、十头。”
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8 C& ]% ?$ w! p' Y* H☟ “And one makes eleven,” said Oliver.
' E- t3 |% A" i z“和十一头。”奥利弗说。
0 |+ V) q# ]1 h/ V# O/ k“There must be a mistake.
I ordered only ten elephants,” said the circus man. “We don’t need eleven.”
* Y" c2 z3 g, H4 U9 A8 z“一定是哪里出错了。 我只订购了10头大象。”马戏团的人说。 “我们不需要第十一只。” 6 @* \, a8 x7 X! ]# {+ y# a
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☟ I won’t take up much room,” said Oliver. . O) D9 s( ]( C" ~/ ^$ H
“Elephants always do,” said the circus man.
1 o) P3 I" h% {/ I6 G3 }, R7 r8 X0 n“我占不了多大地方的。”奥利弗说。
: g9 M/ t7 h, ?: u' d K0 J“大象本来占的地方就大。”马戏团的人说。
( d. | }# A# c6 {8 n O5 v- H“Good-bye, Oliver,” said the other elephants.
“ Take good care of yourself.”
8 i% o+ _" {4 d" Q" t“再见,奥利弗。”其他的大象说。 “照顾好自己。” % E6 j5 o8 l' c: K
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☟ Oliver was all alone. He didn’t know where to go.
$ C( k4 ?6 H6 ^* V* @: l奥利弗孤零零的, 他不知道要去哪里。 & h9 Y4 b& ?+ C/ _/ y: B1 w$ n4 `
A little mouse came along.
! [4 Y2 v: F8 F' A“Why don’t you try the zoo?” said the mouse. “You look like the type they use there,” “Thanks, I’ll go at once,” said Oliver.
; N( J) U. O" }9 k8 t) C一只小老鼠走上前。
" d; L7 G T2 B' C+ |. W& H& q% P% ]4 {“你为什么不去动物园试试?”老鼠说。 “你看起来像那里要用的类型。”
! S: D' f7 ?- {/ R8 z“谢谢你,我马上就去。”奥利弗说。 ) H% y9 Q* u6 r5 L. u
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☟ “Taxi!” said Oliver. ( B; x6 R3 }; ~: ^
“What you need is a moving van,” said the taxi man. He did not stop.4 t4 E: N$ i1 l/ Y( C8 [- f3 P
“出租车!”奥利弗说。, _. Z0 t* }( A$ ^- d. K) b" ~( u
“你需要的是搬家卡车。” 出租车司机说。他没有停车。
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1 k* u7 Z/ u6 m3 l7 g Oliver followed the cars. The drivers held out their hands when they made a turn.: c$ |1 v( U* C! ?( V8 A" g
奥利弗跟着车辆。 司机们转弯的时候,都伸出自己的手。
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$ B4 v6 [- s+ W/ `! @$ p' a2 n☟ When Oliver made a turn he held out his trunk.6 `) o+ u* f! Z+ Y( J
当奥利弗要拐弯的时候, 他伸出了他的鼻子。
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" E, i! N0 [) d Z) l He saw a woman weighting herself.
6 h3 l5 _$ v' ~: D6 E% j“My goodness. I’m as heavy as an elephant,” she said.3 M# E0 J( s- V# I
他看见一个女人正在称体重。& I, A6 E- p4 I- C: M
“天哪,我都像大象一样重了。”她说。: G' Y' m, E( n# q# Q- t! W
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0 N8 ?0 w) D" i1 e) K7 g☟ Oliver got on the scale. “ I’m heavy as an elephant, too,” he said.. d) B/ [& K; }
奥利弗也上到秤上。 “我也和大象一样重。”他说。1 K7 d+ |0 k/ ?# ~4 _
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At last Oliver rached the zoo.
4 r, l' N/ L8 ?2 ]“Who is in charge here?” he asked.( ?6 }' F. b. A% o: }1 h
“I am.” said a man.9 Y, p1 h- j9 s/ Q! u
最后,奥利弗终于到达了动物园。8 x# ]+ C( |$ P& w
“这里谁负责?”他问。
8 A e& h0 Z0 O( R2 ]* F8 ~“是我。”一个男人说。
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☟ “Do you need an elephant?” asked Oliver. “I’m sorry, not right now.” said the zoo man. “Thanks anyway,” Oliver said and walked away.* F! Z% x9 f) o% r- |( m* N8 w: k
“你这里需要一头大象吗?”奥利弗问。: ~$ W' i }, p7 d( l2 W3 N
“很抱歉,现在刚好不用。”动物园的人说。6 Q1 l" l4 F4 [
“不管怎样,都谢谢您了。”奥利弗说完就走开了。
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A man was selling peanuts. ; L$ y' d& S1 ^$ l
“May I help you sell them?” asked Oliver. “Would you sell them or eat them?” asked the man.% P8 F5 ]# V/ k8 p4 `/ r
“Eat them.” said Oliver. The man gave him some peanuts for being honest.7 O( r9 T, X+ ] Z
一个男人正在卖花生。
# b, \3 g5 f* N7 e! b$ T“我能帮你卖花生吗?”奥利弗问。- ], K+ U1 o/ f1 \& W
“你是要卖还是要吃?”这个人问。9 q* B0 {9 K; C% e8 t( i4 a+ W
“要吃。”奥利弗答。 这个人因为他的诚实,给了他一些花生。
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☟ Oliver left the zoo. He walked down the street.7 A# M$ D5 K+ L: x8 j9 t( R
“Would anyone like to have me for a pet?” he asked./ f8 n: _0 y+ s& T; W
奥利弗离开了动物园。他沿着街道走。
: R! M7 r+ M# F9 |7 E“有人愿意养我当宠物吗?”他问。0 ?+ k- N& Y5 T$ @3 Z
1 ?& ]( X* y+ T& S0 ]6 k “I have a parakeet,” said one person.- g5 [* c( ]) c, B1 Q/ A
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☟ “I have goldfish,” said another person.
! \8 {, W, ^. n) T. u; Z9 E- @“我有金鱼了。”另一个人说。
2 o9 t5 }: J- g5 s p“I have a cat,” said another person.
' z1 @" A4 J) h; u8 W) g7 D& I“我有一只猫了。”另外的人说。
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4 Y# G$ U; Q9 S8 ]. W% q☟ “I have a duck,” said someone else.
+ G. k/ o7 Z3 N0 a“我有一只鸭子了。”其他人说。
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$ x& i5 L/ y1 ^# ]) ? M! }) L& ?, p4 j“I’d like a dog for a pet.” said a lady.
& ~& r& _. {8 f7 o/ j“我想要一只狗当宠物。”一位女士说。
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☟ “I can pretend I’m a dog,” said Oliver.
" T5 _; t8 g# A( E" k“All right,” she said.
! [/ {( G" t- \; [* h8 e4 {2 Y“我可以假装是一条狗。”奥利弗说。! _4 b% g2 ~) a8 n I. x
“好吧。”她说。
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Oliver and the lady went for a walk.
, S- L8 V. _) Q“Bow wow,” said Oliver.
, W) z, Z; z S7 T! U9 s% _* w奥利弗和这位女士一起去散步。* [ Z3 j$ `! |: P6 v, A$ u
“汪汪汪”奥利弗叫。
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M, H, ~, m9 ?2 [8 H" X☟ “What a nice dog.” said the people.
0 ^3 i$ A$ q; s+ [2 [5 X/ m8 ^% u“He’s the biggest dog we ever saw!”6 i/ j; P, R2 X$ K# u, s8 r
“I am hungry.” said Oliver.
! a) g* G$ ^( S- U' W9 g“Let’s go home.”
$ j6 \7 U+ T$ p; X“好可爱的狗。”人们说。
' P6 z% b, S9 |“他是迄今为止我见过的最大的狗。”
2 n& U! w) k$ R1 n% |7 U, V; t“我饿了。”奥利弗说。
# O2 u }6 _$ _( d“那我们回家吧。”
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6 l& L8 _ ^! C3 t, v' T “Don’t you have any hay?” he asked.$ {1 M0 Y6 ]" I* d) _# j! r4 Q; q
“No, but I have a nice bone,” said the lady.! l0 y; v, J- I! k) s) R% o
“你家里有干草吗?”他问
1 X/ @4 v8 g4 N: [“没有,但是我有一根漂亮的骨头。”女士说。
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☟ “Elephants need hay,” Oliver said. . m* ~" C/ J& q9 e$ y
“I guess I can’t be your dog after all. But thank you, and good-bye.”
- N' Q6 U/ c6 e2 w- p“Good-bye.” said the lady., D2 Y( O! x u6 j
“大象需要吃干草。”奥利弗说。
, x& J' N& H4 \1 V“我想我终究成不了您的狗。 不过,还是谢谢您,那么再见。”
- B. Q' r& p c7 P“再见。”女士说。
5 E+ P& J. r- B5 DOliver walked and walked. Some people were riding horses. Oliver watched.
K# p0 g3 b- I- R! t3 H奥利弗走啊走啊。 一些人正在骑马。 奥利弗在观看。
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( x- L9 W; \( W: t☟ “Horses get hay. I wish I were a horse,” he said.1 ]: e9 D+ k( G2 ]/ s( x+ g
“马能得到干草。 我希望我也是一匹马。”他说。
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! T) E: `, T0 f( @: j1 I6 j3 e“Do you need a horse?” asked Oliver.+ e/ h2 r4 V5 z0 u+ M1 {
“You look like an elephant. But I’ll ride you,” said a man.3 a) C' x3 }. N0 g& ^
“请问你需要一匹马吗?”奥利弗问。+ y6 Q5 ~ u- s. u
“你看起来像一头大象。 但我要骑你。”一个男人说。
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2 M' s; ]7 m% [# x☟ The man sat on Oliver’s back. & D; n2 i. X p
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“驾!”他说。
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The horses jumped over the fence.: M$ x' B; E0 y% Y4 R
马跳过栅栏。
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“I guess I’m not a horse,” he said.
' ?. J! q7 Y2 A! ?0 W$ W6 \( { O“Good-bye.”
Y" ?* }; X0 K, U w; U2 g+ X' t- Q“Good-bye,” said the man.
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( v4 f: c: s8 p' [ Y8 N奥利弗没能跳过栅栏。3 `* l3 U4 Z, b: u/ m7 s* i
“我想我不是一匹马。”他说。' v6 v; |1 ~6 y- x' y
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“再见。”那个男人说。
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“May I play?” he asked.7 l3 y* p( s2 p/ t/ V# K6 i8 G
“You may swing us,” said the children.
. V$ \# e* P1 U4 n3 v2 O$ L# Y奥利弗经过操场。* }- h x+ D7 R* g, B, w( E
“我可以玩吗?”他问。
/ X8 m8 ~% i! F5 k$ m5 V, |. v0 z! L“你可以帮我们荡秋千。”孩子们答。 2 k+ R( N2 M, ~8 U
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☟ “Is this the way?” asked Oliver.* \( ~9 q8 @8 l0 Y. } N* f2 K C8 y
“Not quite,” said the children.1 v. i2 l9 W) h6 q1 a2 h) v
“But it will do.”
# ?- X# d, I, ^- s- W“是这样荡吗?”奥利弗问。
9 I; j$ L0 A; E9 d J, F6 Q, s“不完全是。”孩子们说。$ d' O- X& S3 {) U* K" Q
“但你已经尽全力了。”
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“How does this work?” asked Oliver.
8 }2 N# D. D. M2 @# A“It’s a seesaw. We’ll get on the other side.” said the children.$ e% d0 i( z G: `( E7 E" E" b
“这个怎么玩?”奥利弗问。
& D/ R. S3 j) T; ] b. g0 o% A( A1 L" s“这是跷跷板。我们上另一头。”孩子们说。
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/ M6 @- Q% d" v8 M/ Y, Q☟ “Well?” asked Oliver.
7 x O( e9 ~0 T“怎样?”奥利弗问。
2 k$ ?# P1 Y9 z) ]+ b+ FThe children rushed for the slide. - S6 e1 d8 ?. D& C1 I6 e- s
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孩子们匆忙的跑向滑梯。
; h' o9 Q% s: s$ ~0 l他们不能一起全上。
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奥利弗帮助大家。
8 x+ f7 |3 A9 A$ }6 gIt was time to rest.
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☟ “I want to be a policeman.” said Tommy.
( H8 u- y7 Y7 L. x“我想当JC。”汤姆说。& J3 i5 v( [7 L1 g4 h; x
, `& t" k4 s* `# }- K “I want to be a nurse,” said Mary.' P3 S6 b- q2 S( |( d* Z; q; t. u
“我想当护士。”玛丽说。
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☟ “I want to be a cowboy,” said Ben.: k( g$ I+ F C3 R6 q" K
“我想当牛仔。”本说。
2 V8 F5 R2 y- |9 K; }“I always wanted to work in the circus,”
said Oliver. “I could be a dancing elephant.”" t0 H$ p% I- ~$ H- a2 A0 N
“我一直想要在马戏团工作。”奥利弗说。 “我会是一头会跳舞的大象。”
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☟ He started to dance for the children.
( ]* H1 ~. B' ]/ p, z他开始为孩子们跳舞。
+ x% g7 N* L9 l+ U" EEverybody stopped to watch.
. s# y( @+ A4 n5 `1 r9 lThey didn’t see the circus parade coming.; f6 |) k# D5 U( b
They all watched Oliver.
! t" b1 a+ u, N5 ~( G% _5 Q' a2 e! d大家都都停下来观看。
. i' P$ l; l* k! e0 V大家没有看到马戏团游行队伍正在走来
: D+ ` N5 O4 l, E大家都在观看奥利弗跳舞。 8 d) f3 V! A/ E9 a
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☟ They didn’t see the acrobats.7 S' [3 B" j% Q3 r# R4 q/ {
大家没有看杂技演员。
7 |; v: L" ^* Q& |) N5 ZThey didn’t see the jugglers.3 O+ P/ S! v# u5 b6 `) o3 w
大家没有看杂耍演员。 ( e! @# \6 n5 y$ z8 C( \) j
8 ~# R" k$ q; L4 I: i! v☟ They didn’t see the clowns!' b5 Z6 F! g7 a' N/ s! F$ N$ y
大家没有看小丑! / ]" [( J# `9 t, ?( z6 p. g, o6 K
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“大家都在看我吗?”驯狮者问。
( }8 f+ m& v! W' j“不是,”狮子说。 “他们正在看某头大象跳舞。” 7 F) D4 M( E' d- v; R" M3 Q
, [4 A6 R4 A" ?☟ “What’s going on here?” said the circus owner. : L# R9 A9 j# J) O6 t
He ran over to look.5 d# N" P# z3 q: Y2 k$ h5 a- J
“这里发生了什么事?”马戏团主人说。
8 l+ ~6 L, {2 O4 d' w3 |. }他跑过去看。% |( T8 _; h7 n4 X3 z! R9 ^
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“That’s the best dancing elephant I’ve ever seen,” he said.
. ^5 Z3 Y1 W. t“这是我见过跳舞跳得最好的大象。”他说。 & ]) N v4 {6 f6 n
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0 n0 _8 r1 e+ L: _“It’s Oliver!” cried the other elephants.; d5 t( ~4 l# a/ b
“那是奥利弗!”其他大象喊道。/ J8 F+ M8 b+ Z x) u7 d$ v& y
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“Oliver,” said the circus man, “I made a big mistake. We do need you. Will you join the circus?”
) C$ T$ @2 M/ b' j) s( C' L: n; t“奥利弗,”马戏团主人说。 “我犯了个大错误。我们需要你。 你愿意加入马戏团吗?” 7 w0 Y- l- s$ p( P' A: i
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☟ “I’d love to,” said Oliver. “Hurray,” cried the children. “You got your wish!”
' k( C( L. v8 M7 E- s7 a( _* N“我非常乐意。”奥利弗说。 “好哇。”孩子们喊。 “你的愿望成真了!” & _, v( |2 x+ |; o' _1 A3 v
“Will you remember us?” asked the children.4 c' z% c: \1 C) G+ H) X; N' E
“Of course,” said Oliver. “An elephant never forgets.”( i4 l# ]$ M" B8 T$ [7 R
“你还会记得我们吗?”孩子们问。
/ u/ z: B: \$ _9 I' h“当然。”奥利弗说。 “大象永远不会忘记。” ' a% h1 X; h* g3 b" R; y( ?0 z
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☟ “And even a rhinoceros would remember the fun we had.” `9 H" j6 O4 C% ]* S
“即使钝的像犀牛也会记住我们曾经的美好!” 必学词汇
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