“差点没笑死”怎么说
<p>讲话夸张、表情丰富的人总是比较受欢迎的，这是我多年来慢慢累积出来的心得。记得上次跟一群美国朋友去看电影，回来之后别人问我们这部电影好不好看，是觉得蛮好笑的，所以我就平铺直述地说："<span word="It">It</span> <span word="was">was</span> <span word="fun">fun</span>. <span word="I">I</span> <span word="like">like</span> <span word="it">it</span>. (很好笑，我很喜欢。)" 但是当他问另一个美国人时，那个美国人的回答则是："<span word="I">I</span> <span word="laughed">laughed</span> <span word="incredibly">incredibly</span> <span word="hard">hard</span> <span word="last">last</span> <span word="night">night</span>. <span word="I">I</span> <span word="almost">almost</span> <span word="died">died</span>. (我笑得很夸张，差点没笑死。)" 当场我就觉得自己被比下去了，因为你光听他的回答，都可以深深地感觉到这部电影有多么地有趣。</p><p>另外，跟这句话意思很相似、而且在美国也常听到的另外一种讲法，叫 "<span word="I">I</span> <span word="almost">almost</span> <span word="died">died</span> <span word="laughing">laughing</span>." 翻译成中文就是"我差点没笑死"的意思。 从这件事上我学到的心得是：1. <span word="incredibly">incredibly</span> 是个很好用的副词，三不五时可以拿出来加强自己说话的语气 2. "<span word="I">I</span> <span word="almost">almost</span> <span word="died">died</span>." 是句很有戏剧效果的话，如果一句话说完自己觉得不够夸张，立刻在句末加上一句 "<span word="I">I</span> <span word="almost">almost</span> <span word="died">died</span>." 或是 "<span word="I">I</span> <span word="almost">almost</span> <span word="died">died</span> +<span word="V">V</span>-<span word="ing">ing</span>" 立刻就有画龙点睛之效。比方说吧，你要跟美国人强调昨晚去吃的 "<span word="All">All</span>-<span word="you">you</span>-<span word="can">can</span>-<span word="eat">eat</span> <span word="buffet">buffet</span>" 实在是"太好吃了，害你实在是吃得太饱太饱了"，如果平铺直述的话，就是 "<span word="I">I</span> <span word="was">was</span> <span word="so">so</span> <span word="full">full</span> <span word="last">last</span> <span word="night">night</span>."</p><p>但是呢，如果你把之前学到的句法活用一下，就变成了："<span word="I">I</span> <span word="was">was</span> <span word="incredibly">incredibly</span> <span word="full">full</span> <span word="last">last</span> <span word="night">night</span>. <span word="I">I</span> <span word="almost">almost</span> <span word="died">died</span>." 效果是不是要强烈很多呢？</p>
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