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(全中文) 和“消费”有关的实用表达

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(全中文) 和“消费”有关的实用表达

The Chowchat podcast episode delves into various Chinese expressions related to consumption, shedding light on terms like "charging consumption," "rational consumption," and "stocking." The host, Karen, talks about the significance of these expressions in showcasing attitudes towards money and life. Examples and explanations are offered to facilitate the integration of these terms into everyday conversations, aiding listeners in understanding Chinese dialogue more effectively. By grasping these expressions, individuals can better comprehend Chinese people's daily discussions and societal views on spending habits. Karen encourages listeners to share their stories of impulse consumption or attempts at adopting a more frugal lifestyle in the comment section. The episode concludes with a call for audience participation and thanks for tuning in.

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You are listening to Chowchat, Chinese language learning blogger. This is Chowchat, Chinese specialty. I am the host Karen. You can download the document on our White Miao Coffee or Patreon page. The document has Chinese, English, and English translation. Let's start today's blogger. Before the blogger starts, I want to ask you a question first. Have you had this experience before? When you were in your 11th year of high school, you wanted to go online to buy a toothpaste. But the shopping cart opened and you realized that you had added more than 10 things. Huff-pain, snacks, clothes, and even a non-dried pot. After you paid, you suddenly woke up. "Why did I buy so much?" "This is my typical charging consumption." I have the same experience. One night, I was editing a short video. I saw a blogger recommended me to share the gift. He said, "If you don't buy it today, you won't get it tomorrow." My mind went blank. But as soon as I arrived, I realized that it was not suitable for me. I put it in the drawer until now. Actually, everyone can't avoid buying things. It is not only a part of life. It can also reflect our attitude towards money and life. There are many expressions about consumption in Chinese. It is also very interesting. Today, let's talk about a few common words. Consumption charging consumption rational consumption stocking loss of mind long-term idea selling miscarriage miscarriage consumption I will explain their meaning to you. I will also give you some examples to help you naturally use these words in your life. Consumption meaning spending money buying things or enjoying service How to use Its range is very wide. You can use it to buy a cup of milk tea, to buy a house, to buy a car. It is all about spending. Consumption I have been controlling my consumption recently because I found that I spend too much money. When I was driving, I had a very high travel consumption. Now everyone is more and more interested in green consumption. For example, I also want to buy a car. Consumption charging consumption It means that if you don't think about it, you spend money buying things. Usually, it is because of the expectation of one stone. How to use This word has a little negative color. It means that I bought something I shouldn't have bought. Consumption I watched the live broadcast yesterday. As a result, the charging consumption I bought a bunch of useless cosmetics. It can't control the shopping every time. The charging consumption is too serious. The first step in learning etiquette is to reduce the charging consumption. Consumption It means that it is equivalent to charging consumption. It means that it is reasonable to calm down and spend money. How to use It is more used as a way to improve the health of consumers. Consumption I remind myself to be reasonable to face the double 11 charges. Consumption doesn't mean that you don't spend money, it's where you really need to spend. If everyone can rational consumption, it may reduce a lot of waste. Consumption It means that a lot of things are bought at once, and they are slowly used. How to use It is often used during the supermarket, during the epidemic, to buy life products. Consumption I heard that you are going to get married and everyone is going to stock up. My mother likes to stock up the most. Home-made toilet paper is enough for two years. Consumption can save money, but sometimes it is easy to make a waste. Consumption It means that a person is crazy about buying things. It is totally reasonable to lose. How to use This word is a bit exaggerated. Consumption is very common. Consumption On the double 11 day, I simply bought and bought like a lost heart. When you see the limited edition, it will be lost heart. Recently, the pressure has increased, and lost heart has bought a lot of clothes. Consumption This is a consumerist. Don't just look at the cheap side of the eye, but consider the long distance. How to use Long-term ideas often appear in financial, consumption, work, life habits, etc. Consumption When I buy clothes, I prefer long-term ideas. If you want to buy good quality, don't buy cheap products. Health is also a long-term idea. You can't let go of your body because you are young. Long-term ideas are not about spending money, but about spending on a more valuable place. Time-lapse It means spending money. How to use You can only spend on living expenses, entertainment expenses, etc. Consumption This month's spending is bigger than I expected. Traveling abroad is a small amount of spending. Marriage is a huge amount of spending for young people. Consumption It means wanting to have a lot of things. Usually, it refers to the expectation on the material. This word sometimes means "to bring some wealth". Long-term ideas can be used forcefully. Consumption In modern society, the material is easily expanded by advertising and social media. It looks like the material is not strong, but more like a simple life. Control the material can make life more easy. Wine Consumption It means the price of the product. It often appears with the rise and the fall. For example, the price has been rising recently. Buying vegetables is more expensive than before. The salary has not risen, but the price has risen. Life pressure is quite high. Some cities' prices are very high. The cost of life has also gone up. Food Saving It means choosing a cheaper and cheaper way to save money. This is a common trend among Chinese young people these years. For example, We used to drink Starbucks every day and now we start to make coffee ourselves. This is the consumption level. The rent is too high, many people choose the consumption level to move to a cheaper place. The consumption level is not as bad as the quality of life. Sometimes it is more easy. OK, we learned 10 expressions related to consumption today. Consumption The impulse consumption The rational consumption The stock exchange The heart rate The long-term idea The consumption The worry The price And the consumption level You can find that these words are not only expressions on language. They can also reflect the attitude of Chinese people towards money and life. For example, some people emphasize rational consumption and long-term idea. Some people will also choose to reduce the consumption level because of the price rise. Some people also buy a bunch of useless things when the price disappears. Learn these words not only to help you understand Chinese dialogue better, but also to help you integrate Chinese people's daily conversation faster. Next time, if you and your friends talk about buying things, you can try to use these words. Maybe they will feel that your Chinese is very low. Before the show ends, I want to ask everyone, what is your recent impulse consumption? Or have you started to try the consumption level? Welcome to the comment section and tell me. I also want to listen to everyone's story. That's all for today's show. Thank you for listening. See you next time. [Music]

Podcast Summary

Key Points:

  1. Different expressions related to consumption in Chinese are discussed, such as "charging consumption," "rational consumption," and "stocking."
  2. The importance of understanding these expressions in reflecting attitudes towards money and life is emphasized.
  3. Examples and explanations are provided to help use these words naturally in daily conversations.

Summary:

" The host, Karen, talks about the significance of these expressions in showcasing attitudes towards money and life. Examples and explanations are offered to facilitate the integration of these terms into everyday conversations, aiding listeners in understanding Chinese dialogue more effectively. By grasping these expressions, individuals can better comprehend Chinese people's daily discussions and societal views on spending habits.

Karen encourages listeners to share their stories of impulse consumption or attempts at adopting a more frugal lifestyle in the comment section. The episode concludes with a call for audience participation and thanks for tuning in.

FAQs

It means spending money buying things or enjoying services.

It means spending money buying things without much thought, often leading to unnecessary purchases.

It refers to spending money thoughtfully and reasonably.

It means buying a lot of things at once and using them slowly over time.

It refers to being crazy about buying things without much reason or control.

It emphasizes thinking about the future and making valuable purchases.

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