The origins, it goes back further than the jazz age.

它的起源可以追溯到爵士乐时代。

And I'm going to go through some expressions that originated from the jazz age.

我将介绍一些起源于爵士乐时代的表达。

However, the expression carry a torch is from the jazz age.

然而，carry a torch 这个表达来自爵士乐时代。

Most of the expressions and vocabulary that originate from the jazz age came from American English.

起源于爵士乐时代的表达和词汇大多来自美式英语。

In fact, the 1920s is sometimes called the " Jazz (jazz) Age."

事实上，20 年代有时被称为“Jazz（爵士）时代” 。

And if you like that, do leave a comment. But in the style of the jazz age.

如果你喜欢今天的内容，请留下评论。但是要用爵士时代的风格哦。

Another bit of history in today's show takes us back to the jazz age, the roaring twenties.

今天节目中的另一段历史将我们带回到爵士乐时代，即咆哮的二十年代。

But I recently read the book again as research for this very video, and he doesn't actually use much jazz age slang.

但是，为了制作这个视频，我最近又研读了一次这本书，他实际上不怎么使用爵士乐时代的俚语。

But I have contrived a play based on jazz age slang will use a lot of the expressions we've just used, plus some more.

但是我设计了一个基于爵士乐时代俚语的戏剧，它将使用我们刚刚使用的很多表达，甚至加上更多别的。

Anyway, pomi d'oro to the French. It sounded like pomme d'amour, which of course means love apple in English in the slang of the jazz age of the 1940s.

不管怎样，法国人的 pomi d'oro。听起来像 pomme d'amour，在 20 世纪 40 年代爵士乐时代的俚语中，这当然意味着爱情果。

I should say, though, that this video, I think, is going to be called something like speak like Gatsby, because he's kind of like the poster child of the jazz age.

不过，我应该说，这段视频，我想，会被称为“像盖茨比一样说话”，因为他有点像爵士时代的典型代表。