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William: Hello and welcome to Authentic Real English, I'm William.
Yang Li: And I'm Yang Li.
William: Li are you wearing make-up today?
Yang Li: Yes, do you like it? It's not too much?
William: I think you look sick.
Yang Li: What?
Her eye make-up looks sick.
William: Sick!
Yang Li: But I feel fine. I'm perfectly healthy.
William: No, you don't look ill, you look sick!
Yang Li: Sorry I just don't get it. 你这人怎么随便说别人看上去病了?
William: Sorry, sorry, sorry. I should explain. It's our expression for the day. Lots of young people in the UK use the word sick to mean cool or great.
Yang Li: 这个说法也太奇怪了?! 太不可思议了，用 sick 这个词来表示 cool.
William: Yes, it is a bit odd. I know one teacher who was confused by this phrase when his student used it in class.
Yang Li: Really? What did they say?
William: Well, it was something like this:
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Student: Mr Griffiths!
Teacher: Yes?
Student: Sir, are you wearing new shoes?
Teacher: Yes, I am. Why?
Student: Because they are sick!
Teacher: Sick?
Student: Totally sick, sir.
Teacher: Well, young man. As you find them so terrible, how about you give me 100 lines saying... saying...
Student: No, no, I like them! Sick means cool!
Teacher: First I've heard of it.
Yang Li: 今天真是怪事连连，这个老师居然因为这件事，让学生写100遍保证作为一种惩罚。So what do I say if I really am sick?
William: I'm feeling sick. Or I'm feeling ill.
Yang Li: Ok, 我觉得我们得从上下文才能猜出这句话的真正意思。
William: Anyway, like I was saying I love the make-up Li.But maybe next time don't wear green eye-shadow.
Yang Li: Why?
William: It makes you look a bit, erm sick.
Yang Li: 我算服了。这英语的意思也太难琢磨了。Bye.
William: Bye.
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