Question

One day, I hear.........​翻译

One day, I heard an American boy say to a Chinese girl student, “ You speak very
good English.” But the girl answered, “ No, no. My English is very poor.” The
foreigner was quite surprised at the answer. Thinking he had not made himself understood or
t he girl had not listened to him clearly, he said , “ Yes , indeed, you speak very
well.” but the girl still kept saying , “ No.” In the end the American boy could
not understand and didn’t know what to say.What’s wrong with the girl’s
answer? She didn’t accept a compliment ( 恭维)in the same way as the American people
do . She should answer , “ Thank you” instead of “ No” . She really understood what
the American boy had said, but she thought she should be modest. In the west,
people will feel proud and confident when they are praised . So if someone says the dishes you have cooked are very delicious , you should say , “ Thank you .”In our
country we think being modest is a virtue (美德) and being proud is a bad thing ,
but in my opinion , being confident does not mean being proud , so sometimes you
should be confident as well as being modest.
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Answer 1

有一天，我听到一个美国男孩对一个中国女学生说，"你英语讲的非常好"。但这个女孩回答说："不，不。"我的英语非常差。听到这样的回答这个外国人很惊讶。他觉得他自己的意思没有被理解或者这女孩没有听清楚，他说，"是的，事实上，你英语说得很好。"但是那个女孩仍然不住地说："不"。后来美国男孩不能明白，不知道该说些什么。女孩的回答有什么问题呢？她没有像美国人那样同样的方式接受一种恭维 （恭维）。她应该回答，"谢谢你"而不是"不"。她真的了解美国男孩曾说的但她想她应该要很谦虚。在西方，当他们被称赞时，人们会感到自豪和自信。所以如果有人说你煮的菜都很好吃，你应该说，"谢谢你"。在我国，我们认为谦虚是一种美德 （美德） 和骄傲是一件坏事，但在我看来，自信并不意味着自豪，所以有时候你应该自信和谦虚。