And thank you to all the listeners for tuning in.

感谢各位听众收听。

And does it matter what language the listener speaks?

这和听者说什么语言有关系吗?

In these examples, the listeners are " them" and " your sister" .

在上述例子中，听者是" them" 和" your sister" 。

And thus, the sentence can be confusing for the listener.

因此，这个句子可能会让听者感到困惑。

The neutral sentence is personal, because it uses " you" to refer to the listener.

中性句子是带人称的，因为它使用“你”来指代听者。

" Tell" is almost always followed by a word identifying the listener.

" Tell" 一词后面总是紧跟着说话的对象（听者）。

First of all could you tell the listener where we are?

首先，你能告诉听众我们在哪里吗？

Indeed. We don't want the listeners to be scratching their heads.

确实。我们不想让听众挠头。

And then right away, the listener knows where exactly you are.

然后听者立刻就知道你说的是哪里了。

Actually first of all, just for the listeners, what is a chameleon.

实际上首先我要帮听众问一句，什么是变色龙？

For an artist, it's an impressive trick-time travel for the listener.

对艺术家来说，这是一个令人印象深刻的技巧；对听众来说，这是时间旅行。

They allow the listener to enter the story, making them more open to learning.

还会使倾听者可以进入故事，使他们更愿意了解。

This response is challenging to understand for the listener.

这种回答对听者来说很难理解。

The listeners laugh, jeer and occasionally join in by repeating refrains or clapping.

听众们不时地大笑或嘲笑，偶尔也会通过重复诗句或鼓掌的方式加入进来。

The listeners were able to write out 43 percent of sentences with perfect accuracy.

他们听写这些句子的准确率高达43%。

It should not tell a non-musical story; the listener will decode it for himself.

它不会是讲述一个无音乐的故事；听者会自我解构。

Use of the pronoun suggests the listener already knows that money is being discussed.

使用这个代词表示听众已经知道正在讨论的是钱。

Number 1: " we" refers to the speaker and the listener.

“我们”包含说话者和听者。

That is because the subject was already known by the listeners.

这是因为听者已经知道主题是什么了。

This builds tension. The listener now knows that my boss is going to do something.

这里就在制造矛盾点。听众们能明白我老板要做什么事情了。