Walter Willett. He chairs the Department of Nutrition at the Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health.

哈佛大学公共卫生学院营养系主任沃尔特·维莱特说道。

Eugene in Germany wants to know how we pronounce the word " E-I-T-H-E-R" .

德国的 Eugene 想知道我们如何发音“E-I-T-H-E-R”这个词。

He spoke at a recent Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health Forum called Asleep at the Wheel: Drowsy Driving and Public Health.

不久前，切斯勒在哈佛公共卫生学院论坛上发表了题为“在方向盘上睡着：疲劳驾驶和公共卫生”的演讲。

So T-H-E-I-R, the possessive answers the question " Who does that belong to? "

所以 T-H-E-I-R，所有格回答了“那属于谁？”的问题。

The second member of this confusing trio is their T-H-E-I-R which is a possessive determiner.

这个令人困惑的三重奏的第二个成员是他们的 T-H-E-I-R，这是一个所有格限定词。

Is your tongue coming out of your mouth for each of those T-H sounds?

你的舌头会因为每一个 T-H 音而从嘴里伸出来吗？

Let's go on to the second way that you can pronounce T-H-E.

让我们继续第二种发音 T-H-E 的方式。

Well, this is an exception because if you're speaking quickly, sometimes we just add T-H, plus th-uh word.

好吧，这是一个例外， 因为如果你说得很快， 有时我们只是添加 T-H，加上 th-uh 这个词。

Did you notice with each of these sentences, we're adding a little sound between T-H-E and the next word?

凡妮莎：你有没有注意到每一个句子，我们在 T-H-E 和下一个词之间添加了一点声音？

But the most disturbing thing is that converted into text form, the binary code that the person in the recording delivers spells D-E-A-T-H, death.

但最令人不安的是， 转换成文本形式，录音中的人传递的二进制代码拼写了D-E-A-T-H， 死亡。

Do what you were really going to do for fun and not do things like F-E-E-D T-H-E C-A-T, right, just cuz you don't wanna spell, right?

做你真正想做的事，而不是做 F-E-E-D T-H-E C-A-T 之类的事情，对吧，只是因为你不想拼写，对吧？

We're still saying T-H in that same way with your tongue coming out, th-ee, th-ee, but, instead, the vowel afterwards is not uh, th-uh.

我们仍然以同样的方式说 T-H， 你的舌头会伸出来， th-ee， th-ee，但是，后面的元音不是 uh， th-uh。

Let's say it slowly, sixth, just like saying the word six and adding TH, favorite English learner's sound the T-H to the end of it.

慢慢说吧，sixth，就像说six这个词加上TH，favorite English learner's sound the T-H to the end。

You still have your " t" , " h" , and " s" , but you have the " e" , the extra vowel in the middle.

你仍然有你的“t” 、“h” 和“s” ，但你有“e” ，中间的额外元音。

There was some confusion between what was hers, and consequently marked G. H. T. (for George and Hannah Thornton), and what was her son's — bought with his money, marked with his initials.

她的东西有些混淆，因此标有 G. H. T.（代表乔治和汉娜·桑顿），而她儿子的东西是用他的钱买的，上面标有他的姓名首字母。

It's interesting; where we left off last week, according to my notes in this week, is we needed to make sure there's credible challenge or T-H-R-E-A-Ts, and that there's a villain or opposition creating that situation.

这真有趣;根据我本周的笔记，我们上周停下来的地方是，我们需要确保存在可信的挑战或 T-H-R-E-A-T，并且有恶棍或反对派制造了这种情况。