So today alone I've said schadenfreude.

今天我就刚好成了嘲笑的对象。

Now, let's talk more about schadenfreude.

现在让我们讨论更多关于" 幸灾乐祸" 的内容。

In this programme we're discussing schadenfreude.

在这个节目中我们将讨论一下" 幸灾乐祸" 。

Hold on, Neil – schadenfreude – that's a German word.

等一下，尼尔——幸灾乐祸——那是一个德语单词。

People especially feel schadenfreude when they think the misfortune is deserved.

当人们认为别人的不幸是活该的时候，他们会尤其感到幸灾乐祸。

Hold on, Neil, schadenfreude, that's a German word.

等等，内尔，幸灾乐祸，这是个德语词。

Our friends don't feel pity, only schadenfreude.

我们的朋友不会觉得可惜，只会幸灾乐祸。

So overall, Tiffany Watt-Smith thinks we have a range of emotions when we experience schadenfreude.

所以总的来说，蒂芙尼·瓦特·史密斯认为当我们幸灾乐祸时，我们会有一系列的情绪。

Was this just an exercise in schadenfreude?

这是个嘲弄的游戏吗？

Schadenfreude among the non-French is unwise.

非法国人的幸灾乐祸是不明智的。

I'm glad no one picked up on my schadenfreude, or whatever, how you pronounce that.

我很高兴没有人注意到我的幸灾乐祸，或者不管你怎么发音。

As much as I loathe schadenfreude, it would be nice to know that Keller's suffering.

虽然我不是个幸灾乐祸的人，但看着凯勒受罪真是一大乐事。

So today we've been talking about schadenfreude – that describes the satisfying feeling you get when something bad happens to someone else.

所以今天我们一直在谈" 幸灾乐祸" ——那形容的是当坏事发生在别人身上时你所获得的满足感。

Equally, tell them some misfortune of yours and notice the uncontrollable micro expression of joy in your pain, what is commonly known as schadenfreude.

同样，告诉他们你的一些不幸，并注意对方因你处在痛苦之中而无法控制的快乐微表情，这就是通常所说的幸灾乐祸。

Schadenfreude is what we can call a loanword - a word from one language that is used in another language without being changed.

" Schadenfreude" 是我们叫做外来词的单词——来自一种语言，未经变化被用于另一语言的单词。

She talked about how schadenfreude is a subjective thing-based on our feelings-and it's not as simple as deciding what is right or wrong.

她谈论了幸灾乐祸为何是一个主观的东西——基于我们的情感——以及它并不只是决定什么是好什么是坏这么简单。

So overall, Tiffany Watt-Smith thinks we have a range of emotions when we experience schadenfreude, but these are contradictory emotions, different and opposite emotions.

所以总的来说，蒂芙尼·瓦特-史密斯认为我们在体验幸灾乐祸的时候有各种情感，但是这些是矛盾的情感，不同且相反的情感。

She talked about how schadenfreude is a subjective thing – based on our feelings – and it's not as simple as deciding what is right or wrong.

她谈到幸灾乐祸怎么是一种主观性的东西——基于我们的感觉——而且它并不是像决定什么是对或错那样简单。