They were all dubbed into German.
對(duì)話
Simon: I've just come back from a great week in Germany staying with
my friend but there was one thing I didn't like much.
Martin: Don't tell me it was the beer?
Simon: No, of course not; that was great.It was when they showed
English-language movies on TV. They were all dubbed into German, which rather spoiled them for me.
Martin: Your German's very good, so what was the problem?
Simon: It just seemed a bit unnatural to see Tom Hanks in an American
scene with German coming out of his mouth.
Martin: But that's done for the Germans' benefit, not yours.
西門(mén)：我剛剛從德國(guó)回來(lái)。我在那里過(guò)了一個(gè)星期，十分寫(xiě)意，其間住朋友家中。只有一件事我不大喜歡。
馬?。翰皇瞧【瓢?？
西門(mén)：不是，當(dāng)然不是，德國(guó)啤酒是頂刮刮的。我不喜歡他們電視播放的英語(yǔ)電影，都配了德語(yǔ)，我認(rèn)為頗殺風(fēng)景。
馬丁：你的德語(yǔ)很好，那有什么問(wèn)題呢？
西門(mén)：看見(jiàn)湯姆．漢克斯在美國(guó)的環(huán)境里說(shuō)德語(yǔ)，就是不大自然。
馬?。旱鞘且奖愕聡?guó)人，不是要方便你。
把外語(yǔ)電影用本國(guó)語(yǔ)言重新配音，英文叫做dub，常和into連用。The voices in the American film were dubbed into Chinese或The American film was dubbed into Chinese即‘那部美國(guó)電影用中文重新配了音’。沒(méi)有配音的外語(yǔ)電影多有字幕?！帜弧⑽慕衧ubtitle，是名詞，dub則是動(dòng)詞。The Japanese film had English subtitles/subtitles in English即‘這部日本電影有英文字幕’。Subtitled和dubbed都可作形容詞，例如：They are showing the subtitled version of the film, not the dubbed version（他們現(xiàn)在放映這部電影的字幕版，不是配音版）。電影用另一種語(yǔ)言配音，聽(tīng)來(lái)往往頗覺(jué)奇怪。你可以說(shuō)：A film dubbed into another language often sounds odd/strange/funny/unnatural。Unnatural是‘不自然’，odd、strange、funny則都是‘古怪’。這是funny‘有趣’以外的另一個(gè)意思，謹(jǐn)再舉一例：I detected a funny smell（我聞到一陣古怪氣味）。又dub還可以指‘轉(zhuǎn)錄唱片、錄像帶等’，這也是個(gè)常見(jiàn)用法，不可不識(shí)，例如：She dubbed the videotape of her wedding, and sent the copy to her mother（她把自己婚禮的錄像帶轉(zhuǎn)錄一卷，寄給母親）。最后談?wù)勎鏖T(mén)的一句話：I've just come back from a great week in Germany staying with my friend。留意在旅館、朋友家里小住，不可叫l(wèi)ive，應(yīng)說(shuō)stay。所以，往外地旅游，不要
對(duì)話
Simon: I've just come back from a great week in Germany staying with
my friend but there was one thing I didn't like much.
Martin: Don't tell me it was the beer?
Simon: No, of course not; that was great.It was when they showed
English-language movies on TV. They were all dubbed into German, which rather spoiled them for me.
Martin: Your German's very good, so what was the problem?
Simon: It just seemed a bit unnatural to see Tom Hanks in an American
scene with German coming out of his mouth.
Martin: But that's done for the Germans' benefit, not yours.
西門(mén)：我剛剛從德國(guó)回來(lái)。我在那里過(guò)了一個(gè)星期，十分寫(xiě)意，其間住朋友家中。只有一件事我不大喜歡。
馬?。翰皇瞧【瓢?？
西門(mén)：不是，當(dāng)然不是，德國(guó)啤酒是頂刮刮的。我不喜歡他們電視播放的英語(yǔ)電影，都配了德語(yǔ)，我認(rèn)為頗殺風(fēng)景。
馬丁：你的德語(yǔ)很好，那有什么問(wèn)題呢？
西門(mén)：看見(jiàn)湯姆．漢克斯在美國(guó)的環(huán)境里說(shuō)德語(yǔ)，就是不大自然。
馬?。旱鞘且奖愕聡?guó)人，不是要方便你。
把外語(yǔ)電影用本國(guó)語(yǔ)言重新配音，英文叫做dub，常和into連用。The voices in the American film were dubbed into Chinese或The American film was dubbed into Chinese即‘那部美國(guó)電影用中文重新配了音’。沒(méi)有配音的外語(yǔ)電影多有字幕?！帜弧⑽慕衧ubtitle，是名詞，dub則是動(dòng)詞。The Japanese film had English subtitles/subtitles in English即‘這部日本電影有英文字幕’。Subtitled和dubbed都可作形容詞，例如：They are showing the subtitled version of the film, not the dubbed version（他們現(xiàn)在放映這部電影的字幕版，不是配音版）。電影用另一種語(yǔ)言配音，聽(tīng)來(lái)往往頗覺(jué)奇怪。你可以說(shuō)：A film dubbed into another language often sounds odd/strange/funny/unnatural。Unnatural是‘不自然’，odd、strange、funny則都是‘古怪’。這是funny‘有趣’以外的另一個(gè)意思，謹(jǐn)再舉一例：I detected a funny smell（我聞到一陣古怪氣味）。又dub還可以指‘轉(zhuǎn)錄唱片、錄像帶等’，這也是個(gè)常見(jiàn)用法，不可不識(shí)，例如：She dubbed the videotape of her wedding, and sent the copy to her mother（她把自己婚禮的錄像帶轉(zhuǎn)錄一卷，寄給母親）。最后談?wù)勎鏖T(mén)的一句話：I've just come back from a great week in Germany staying with my friend。留意在旅館、朋友家里小住，不可叫l(wèi)ive，應(yīng)說(shuō)stay。所以，往外地旅游，不要