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篇一：窈窕淑女

英文剧本: 窈窕淑女 My Fair Lady

My Fair Lady script

Freddy, go and find a cab.

Do you want me to catch pneumonia?

Don't just stand there, Freddy. Go and find a cab.

All right, I'll get one.

Look where you're goin', dear. Look where you're goin'!

I'm so sorry.

Two bunches o' violets trod in the mud. A full day's wages.

-Freddy, go and find a cab. -Yes, Mother.

He's your son, is he?

If you'd done your duty as a mother should...

...you wouldn't let 'im spoil a poor girl's flow'rs and run away without payin'. Go about your business, my girl.

And you wouldn't go off without payin', either.

Two bunches o' violets trod in the mud.

Sir, is there any sign of it stopping?

I'm afraid not. It's worse than before.

If it's worse, it's a sign it's nearly over.

Cheer up, Capt'n, buy a flow'r off a poor girl.

I'm sorry, I haven't any change.

I can change 'alf a crown. Take this for tuppence.

I told you, I'm awfully sorry. Wait a minute.

Oh, yes. Here's three ha' pence, if that's any use to you.

Thank you, sir.

You be careful. Better give 'im a flower for it.

There's a bloke here behind that pillar...

...takin' down every blessed word you're sayin'.

I ain't done nothin' wrong by speakin' to the gentleman.

I've a right to sell flow'rs if I keep off the curb.

I'm a respectable girl, so help me.

I never spoke to him except to ask him to buy a flow'r off me.

-What's the bloomin' noise? -A tec'stakin' her down.

I'm makin' an honest livin'.

Who's doing all that shouting?

Sir, don't let 'im charge me. You dunno what it means to me.

They'll take away me character and drive me on the streets...

...for speakin' to gentlemen.

There, there. Who's hurting you, you silly girl? What'd you take me for? On my Bible oath, I never spoke a word.

Shut up! Do I look like a policeman?

Why'd ya take down me words? 'Ow do I know you took me down right? You just show me what you wrote ab'ut me.

That ain't proper writin'. I can't read it.

I can.

'"l say, Capt'n, now buy a flow'r off a poor girl.'"

Oh, it's cause I called him '"Capt'n.'"

I meant no 'arm. Sir, don't let him lay a charge against me for a word like that. I'll make no charge. Really, sir, if you are a detective...

...you needn't protect me against molestation from young women... ...until I ask you.

Anyone could tell the girl meant no harm.

He ain'tno tec. He's a gentleman. Look at his boots.

How are all your people down at Selsey?

Who told you my people come from Selsey?

Never mind, they do.

How do you come to be up so far east? You were born in Lisson Grove. What 'arm is there in my leavin' Lisson Grove?

It weren't fit for pigs to live. I had to pay four and six a week.

Live where you like but stop that noise!

Come, come, he can't touch you. You've a right to live where you please. I'm a good girl, I am.

-Where do I come from? -Hawkestone.

Who said I didn't? Blimey, you know everything, you do.

You, sir, do you think you could find me a taxi?

Madam, it's stopped raining.

You can get a motorbus to Hampton Court.

Isn't that where you live?

What impertinence!

Tell 'im where he comes from, if you wanta go fortune-telling.

Cheltenham, Harrow...

...Cambridge and...

...lndia?

Quite right.

He ain't a tec, he's a bloomin' busybody.

Do you do this sort of thing for a living at a music hall?

I have thought of it. Perhaps I will one day.

He's no gentleman, he ain't, to interfere with a poor girl!

How do you do it, may I ask?

Simple phonetics.The science of speech. That's my profession. Also my hobby. Anyone can spot an lrishman or a Yorkshireman by his brogue...

...but I can place a man within six miles.

I can place 'im within two miles in London. Sometimes within two streets. Ought to be ashamed of 'imself, unmanly coward.

-Is there a living in that? -Oh, yes.

Let him mind his own business and leave a poor girl alone.

Cease this detestable boohooing instantly...

...or else seek the shelter of some other place of worship!

I have a right to be here if I like, same as you!

A woman who utters such disgusting, depressing noises...

...has no right to be anywhere, no right to live.

Remember, you're a human with a soul...

...and the divine gift of articulate speech.

Your native language is the language of Shakespeare and...

...Milton and the Bible. Don't sit there crooning like a bilious pigeon. '"Look at her, a prisoner of the gutters

'"Condemned by every syllable she utters

'"By right she should be taken out and hung

'"For the cold-blooded murder of the English tongue'"

Heavens, what a sound!

'"This is what the British population

'"Calls an elementary education'"

Come, sir, I think you've picked a poor example.

Did l?

'"Hear them down in Soho Square Dropping H's everywhere

'"Speaking English any way they like

'"Hey, you, sir, did you go to school?

'"What ya tike me for, a fool?

'"No one taught him 'take' instead of 'tike'

'"Hear a Yorkshireman, or worse Hear a Cornishman converse

'"l'd rather hear a choir singing flat

'"Chickens cackling in a barn Just like this one

'"Garn!

'"Garn!

'"l ask you, sir, what sort of word is that?

'"lt's 'aoow' and 'garn' that keep her in her place

'"Not her wretched clothes and dirty face

'"Why can't the English teach their children how to speak?

'"This verbal class distinction by now should be antique

'"lf you spoke as she does, sir, instead of the way you do

'"Why, you might be selling flowers, too'"

I beg your pardon.

'"An Englishman's way of speaking absolutely classifies him

'"The moment he talks he makes some other Englishman despise him '"One common language I'm afraid we'll never get

'"Oh, why can't the English learn to...

'"...set a good example to people whose English is painful to your ears '"The Scotch and the lrish leave you close to tears

'"There even are places where English completely disappears

'"Why, in America they haven't used it for years!

'"Why can't the English teach their children how to speak?

'"Norwegians learn Norwegian, the Greeks are taught their Greek '"ln France every Frenchman knows his language from 'A' to 'Z'

'"The French don't care what they do actually

'"As long as they pronounce it properly

'"Arabians learn Arabian with the speed of summer lightning

'"The Hebrews learn it backwards which is absolutely frightening '"Use proper English, you're regarded as a freak

'"Oh, why can't the English

'"Why can't the English learn to speak?'"

Thank you.

See this creature with her curbstone English...

...that'll keep her in the gutter till the end of her days?

In six months I could pass her off as a duchess at an Embassy Ball. I could get her a job as a lady's maid or a shop assistant...

...which requires better English.

What's that you say?

Yes, you squashed cabbage leaf!

You disgrace to the noble architecture of these columns!

You incarnate insult to the English language!

I could pass you off as the Queen of Sheba.

You don't believe that, Capt'n?

Anything's possible. I, myself, am a student of lndian dialects.

Are you? Do you know Colonel Pickering, the author of Spoken Sanskrit? I am Colonel Pickering. Who are you?

I'm Hey Higgins, author of Higgins' Universal Alphabet.

I came from lndia to meet you!

I was going to lndia to meet you!

-Where are you staying? -At the Carleton.

No, you're not. You're staying at 27A Wimpole Street.

You come with me. We'll have a little jaw over supper.

Indian dialects have always fascinated me.

Buy a flower. I'm short for me lodgin'.

Liar!

You said you could change half a crown.

You ought to be stuffed with nails, you ought!

Here, take the whole bloomin' basket for a sixpence!

A reminder.

-How many are there actually? -How many what?

Indian dialects?

No fewer than 147 distinct languages are recorded as vernacular in lndia. Shouldn't we stand up, gentlemen? We've got a bloomin' heiress in our midst. Would you be lookin' for a good butler, Eliza?

Well, you won't do.

'"lt's rather dull in town I think I'll take me to Paris

'"The missus wants to open up the castle in Capri '"Me doctor recommends a quiet summer by the sea '"Wouldn't it be loverly?'"

Where are ya bound for this year, Eliza? Biarritz? '"All I want is a room somewhere

'"Far away from the cold night air

'"With one enormous chair

'"Oh, wouldn't it be loverly?

'"Lots of chocolate for me to eat

'"Lots of coal makin' lots of 'eat

'"Warm face, warm 'ands, warm feet

'"Oh, wouldn't it be loverly?

'"Oh, so loverlysittin'

'"Absobloominlutely still

'"l would never budge till Spring

'"Crept over the winder sill

'"Someone's 'eadrestin' on my knee

'"Warm and tender as he can be

'"Who takes good care of me

'"Oh, wouldn't it be loverly?

'"Loverly

'"Loverly

'"Loverly

'"Loverly

'"All I want is a room somewhere

'"Far away from the cold night air

'"With one enormous chair

'"Oh, wouldn't it be loverly?

'"Lots of chocolate for me to eat

'"Lots of coal makin' lots of 'eat

'"Warm face, warm 'ands, warm feet

'"Oh, wouldn't it be loverly?

'"Oh, so loverlysittin'

'"Absobloominlutely still

'"l would never budge till Spring

'"Crept over the winder sill

'"Someone's 'eadrestin' on my knee

'"Warm and tender as he can be

'"Who takes good care of me

'"Oh, wouldn't it be loverly?

'"Loverly

'"Loverly

'"Loverly

'"Oh, wouldn't it be loverly?

篇二：《窈窕淑女》观后感

The review of my fair lady

The movie is about a love story between a flower-girl Eliza and a gentleman Higgins. Eliza was a fair but poor girl who had a distinct countryside accent. Higgins was a linguist professor. He bet with his friend Pickering that he could teach Eliza for 6 months and transform her into a lady. Finally they succeed while Eliza left because of the selfishness of Higgins. But at last Higgins realized he could not live without Eliza and they got together

From my standpoint, the most impressive character was Eliza. She attracted me at first because of her noise characteristic which was quite different from the upper class. She was not constrained by the so-called dignity and she could say whatever she wanted though it would be regarded as impolite and rude. Just as Eliza said that she was a good girl. She earned money all by her hands and sometimes she had to give some money to her alcoholic father. She was brave enough to seize the chance to become an elegant lady. She was also a lovely girl that when she heard she could have chocolates to eat everyday if she stayed her eyes stuck to the chocolates straightly. When she was forced to do the monotonous pronouncing exercise everyday, she showed her disgust to the professor by dreaming that his head was cut down by the king, and only to find that the professor was upstairs staring at her and shouting to her ＂Ａ＂. When she made a little progress and the professor danced with her for the first time, she was so excited that she could not fall asleep.

In the story, she was a Cinderella who became a charming princess. The only difference was that she did not live happily with her prince that easily, instead they experienced twist and turns.

Though Eliza was a poor girl who made a living by selling flowers, she had the determination and courage which seldom girls owned. She knocked the professor’s door bravely and asked him to teach her English with the full expectation of changing her fate. Most people are satisfied with comfortable condition they have and never think about doing something to make their life better and always laugh at those who attempt to challenge. After seeing the film, I realized that I am that kind of person who is lack of enthusiasm. I am afraid of failure and challenge. That is why I always feel my life boring just like a bottle of boiled water. You may challenge the fate with the result of being knocked down, but it is this unpredictable consequence that is charming. We can use our curiosity and eagerness for knowledge to welcome a new day with both dreams and obstacles. It is neither impulse of ignorant nor greedy of doing all kinds of things, but a gracious spirit though ordinary. It happens on the

flower-girl and happens on everyone who loves life. What is more, they will not give up to the hinder; instead they would rather pay more effort to do better. Just like Eliza, she could bear the tasteless pronouncing exercise and the midnight training. At last, her hard work paid off. She had changed into a excellent and independent lady after her behaviors and thoughts being guided and she was not a noisy girl any more.

篇三：英语视听说《窈窕淑女》观后感

"My fair lady" Review

In the English class, we watched a movie called "My fair lady" , it tells the story of a lower flower girl who is transformed into elegant lady by Professor of linguistics, the film from first to last filled with humor and fun, a large number of songs in the film, Audrey Hepburn's performance made the film shine particularly. Then I would like to talk about my feeling after watching.

In the film, the heroine's name is called Elisa Doolittle，Who looks have beautiful features, be clever and sensible, but came from a poor family. Every day she goes to the street selling flowers, earn money to feed his father subsidies. One day, Elisa's vulgar accent caused linguists professor Higgins, Professor boasted only through his training, flower girls can be a lady. Elisa think professor said to her is an opportunity, take the initiative to request her professor training, and pay the tuition. Being mocked, friend of Professor Pickering and his bet, if let Elisa to lady status at two months after the fete will hold the ambassador was not to see through the truth, so Pickering is willing to bear all costs and test Iraq Lisa tuition, which aroused the professor's morale, Higgins gladly accepted the challenge. He is not resigned to playing second fiddle, he began to teach

from the most basic letter pronunciation. Higgins is an energetic and scientific researchers, for each piece of interests can sleep. He is broad-minded, did not have any malicious, but he was like a child, regardless of the feelings of others, to let Elisa be strict trained.

A few months later, Higgins's confidence region of Elisa and Pickering attended the Greek embassy reception. Elisa is a distant relative, Colonel Pickering and Professor Higgins's identity to the ambassador's reception, she go to all lengths, wounds, graceful bearing, shine. When she appeared and by the queen and the prince's favor, they stopped talking, watching her dazzling deportment. Her skillful and experienced the way one gets along with people, and be just perfect, the first student Ni Boehm J Higgins to hear her origin as one's special skill and Iraq Lisa deal, but Elisa got confused and disoriented, fail, Higgins successfully. Elisa at the conference on Its brightness dazzles the eyes!

This film reflects the social hypocrisy and vanity, a standard accent can reflect a person by birth and education, but not as the only standard. Society worship of beauty and temperament, the professor had the opportunity to build a flower girl young become socialite. Knowledgeable but feeling childish indifferent professor is typical afraid nerd.

英语视听说期末小论文

电影观后感

学院：计算机学院

专业：12数媒1班

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老师：陈丽纯

时间：2014/5/22

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