【地道英语】快乐兔

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Li
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Kyladonna Jagger
JaneHello, I'm Neil. I'm having a bad day. Something terrible's happened. My goodness, what's that approaching?
Hello. Hello, Neil.
It's Li. What's going on?
You'll never guess what's happened to me.
You do look like a happy bunny.
Ha ha, yes. I am. A happy bunny, which literally means a happy rabbit. It's another of those strange English expressions. What Neil actually means is that I look happy. Why rabbits are involved I don't know, that's just the way it is. Here are some examples of this expression in use.
That's brilliant news, you must be a very happy bunny.
I'm a happy bunny today because I passed my English test.
Yes, Neil, I am a happy bunny. But what about you? Is something wrong?
I'm not a happy bunny. You see. Something awful happened today.
Oh, Neil is not a happy bunny. That's something you can say to describe a person who is unhappy.
Someone's stolen Michael's car. He is not a happy bunny.
Jane has not been a happy bunny ever since she broke up with her boyfriend.
So, Neil, what happened to you?
I had a ticket for tonight's concert with Kyladonna Jagger, the most famous and brilliant superstar alive. I was such a happy bunny.
Wow. I'm also going to see the Kyladonna Jagger concert tonight, that's why I'm so happy.
I was eating lunch in the park and I put the ticket next to me. But a gust of wind blew it away.
Oh, dear. Funny, that's just the opposite of what happened to me. I was sitting in the park and suddenly a ticket landed on my lap.
Hang on, let me see that.
Here it is. See? Here is my ticket.
That's mine.
No, it's not yours. It's mine.
Give it back.
No, it's mine. it's mine. mine.
Oh, no.
Now no-one is going to the concert.
Now I'm definitely not a happy bunny.
Nor am I.