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李华和Larry讨论情人节的安排。今天我们要学两个常用语：born yesterday（三岁小孩）和head over heels（为某人神魂颠倒）.
只需要听写文中出现的【男生说的】英文部分，中文对话部分（包括里面个别的英语词组）不需要听写！！
Hints:
音乐不用听写~
Li hua
Valentine's Day
In the US
1400s
love-struck
流行美语更新频率：早晚8点各更新一次，两期是一篇完整的音频~~谢谢大家支持
Li hua, did you get the flowers I sent to you for Valentine's Day? You know I'm head over heels for you, so tonight when we make dinner together I have another special gift to give you.
No, that's not what I meant to say. I didn't literally fall down. I said I'm "head over heels" for you, because you are very special and I like you a lot.
In the US, it's most common to say that you have fallen "head over heels" in love for a person. This is an exaggerated way to say that you have fallen in love.
It is obvious that the term "head over heels" doesn't make literal sense, but it still communicates a state of being so smitten with a person that one could jump and flip for joy.
This phrase actually originated in the 1400s as "heels over head," and didn't have anything to do with expressing love-struck devotion. But over the years it became "head over heels," and is only used to express feeling suddenly smitten for a boyfriend or girlfriend.LL: Li hua, did you get the flowers I sent to you for Valentine's Day? You know I'm head over heels for you, so tonight when we make dinner together I have another special gift to give you.
LH: 你真是太浪漫了。我早就说过，情人节最好的礼物就是能跟你在一起。你刚才说head over heals? 你摔到哪里了吗？
LL: No, that's not what I meant to say. I didn't literally fall down. I said I'm "head over heels" for you, because you are very special and I like you a lot.
LH: 我也很喜欢你，粉红色的玫瑰花是我最喜欢的，不过我还是不明白，head over heels怎么能用来形容爱慕之情呢？
LL: In the US, it’s most common to say that you have fallen "head over heels" in love for a person. This is an exaggerated way to say that you have fallen in love.
LH: 真有意思，中文里说，一下子陷入爱河不能自拔，叫“神魂”颠倒，可是英语里却用头和脚来形容， head over heels。可是这也讲不通啊，头明明是在脚上面啊。
LL: It is obvious that the term "head over heels" doesn't make literal sense, but it still communicates a state of being so smitten with a person that one could jump and flip for joy.
LH: 没想到，Larry, 你在这方面还挺在行的。那你知道这种说法是什么时候出现的吗？
LL: This phrase actually originated in the 1400s as "heels over head," and didn't have anything to do with expressing love-struck devotion. But over the years it became "head over heels," and is only used to express feeling suddenly smitten for a boyfriend or girlfriend.
LH: 不管怎么说，head over heels这种说法用在情人节，简直是太恰当不过了。 Larry, 你送的玫瑰太美了，You've really shown that you are "head over heels" for me. 这是我渡过的最浪漫的情人节。 | 
发表于 2016-8-2 12:58:58