EN： The verb 'seem' is a linking verb used to describe an impression or appearance. When followed by 'to be' + past participle (passive voice), it indicates a state that appears to be true based on observation.
中文： 動詞 'seem' 是一個連綴動詞，用於描述印象或外觀。當後面接 'to be' + 過去分詞（被動語態）時，表示根據觀察，某種狀態似乎是真實的。
The documents seem to be lost.
這些文件似乎遺失了。
EN： The Present Continuous tense (is ... sitting) is used here to ask about a current, ongoing state or a temporary situation in the immediate present.
中文： 現在進行式 (is ... sitting) 在此處用於詢問目前正在發生、持續中的狀態或當下的暫時情況。
Is anyone using this computer right now?
現在有人在使用這台電腦嗎？
EN： In many Western coffee shops or casual eateries, it is common and socially acceptable to ask to share a table if the place is crowded. Using 'taken' is the standard way to say a seat is occupied.
中文： 在許多西方咖啡館或簡餐店，如果店內擁擠，請求併桌是很常見且社交上可接受的。使用 'taken' 是表達座位「有人坐」的標準說法。
EN： The phrase 'not... at all' is used to emphasize a negative statement, meaning 'not in any way' or 'definitely not.'
中文： 短語 'not... at all' 用於強調否定陳述，意為「一點也不」或「完全不」。
I am not tired at all after the long walk.
長途跋涉後我一點也不累。
EN： The verb 'mind' is followed by a gerund (verb+ing) when expressing what someone objects to or dislikes doing.
中文： 動詞 'mind' (介意) 後面接動名詞 (V-ing)，用來表達某人反對或不喜歡做某事。
Do you mind opening the window?
你介意開窗嗎？
EN： In Western coffee shop culture, it is common to ask 'Is anyone sitting here?' or 'Do you mind if I join you?' when seating is limited. Responding with 'Go ahead' or 'I don't mind' is a standard friendly way to welcome a stranger to share a table.
中文： 在西方咖啡館文化中，當座位有限時，詢問「這裡有人坐嗎？」或「你介意我坐這嗎？」是很常見的。用「請便」或「我不介意」來回答，是歡迎陌生人併桌的標準友善方式。
EN： The phrase 'get used to' is followed by a noun or a gerund (V-ing). It describes the process of becoming familiar with something that was previously strange or difficult.
中文： 短語 'get used to' 後面接名詞或動名詞 (V-ing)，用來描述適應某個原本感到陌生或困難的事物的過程。
I am getting used to waking up early for my new job.
我正在適應為了新工作而早起。
EN： The structure 'how + adjective + subject + can be' is an embedded exclamation or noun clause used to emphasize the degree of a quality.
中文： 結構 'how + 形容詞 + 主詞 + can be' 是一個嵌入式感嘆句或名詞子句，用於強調某種特質的程度。
You have no idea how expensive this city can be.
你不知道這座城市竟然可以這麼貴。
EN： In Western urban culture, it is common to make small talk with strangers in shared spaces (like cafes). Mentioning that you are 'getting used to' a neighborhood is a polite way to signal that you are new and open to conversation.
中文： 在西方城市文化中，在共享空間（如咖啡館）與陌生人進行閒聊是很常見的。提到自己「正在適應」某個社區是一種禮貌的方式，暗示你是新來的，並願意進一步交流。
EN： The verb 'notice' is a sensory verb. When followed by an object and a present participle (V-ing), it describes an action in progress that was observed. Structure: notice + object + V-ing.
中文： 動詞 'notice' (注意到) 是感官動詞的一種。當後面接賓語和現在分詞 (V-ing) 時，用來描述觀察到正在進行中的動作。結構為：notice + 受詞 + 現在分詞。
I noticed him walking toward the library.
我注意到他正朝著圖書館走去。
EN： The phrase 'a bit' acts as a degree modifier, used before adjectives to soften the tone or indicate a small amount. It is often used in polite conversation to avoid being too direct.
中文： 'a bit' (有一點) 作為程度修飾語，放在形容詞前用來緩和語氣或表示程度輕微。在禮貌對話中常用來避免說話過於直接。
The coffee is a bit cold.
這咖啡有點冷。
EN： In English-speaking cultures, commenting on someone looking 'lost' is a common and polite way to offer help or start a conversation in a social setting like a cafe or neighborhood.
中文： 在英語系國家，提到某人看起來「迷路 (lost)」是一種常見且禮貌的方式，用來在咖啡廳或社區等社交場合主動提供幫助或開啟話題。
EN： The Past Simple tense is used here with a specific time expression ('about three weeks ago') to indicate a completed action in the past.
中文： 過去簡單式（Past Simple）在此與明確的時間副詞（about three weeks ago）連用，用來表示過去已經完成的動作。
I finished the report two days ago.
我兩天前完成了那份報告。
EN： The phrase 'by the way' is a common discourse marker used to introduce a new topic or add information that might not be directly related to the current focus.
中文： 短語「by the way」是一個常見的語助詞（Discourse Marker），用於引入新話題或補充與當前焦點不一定直接相關的資訊，中文常譯為「順帶一提」。
I'm going to the store. By the way, do we need milk?
我要去商店。順帶一提，我們需要牛奶嗎？
EN： In English-speaking cultures, it's common to introduce yourself with 'by the way' when you realize you haven't shared your name yet during a casual conversation. It makes the introduction feel less formal and more spontaneous.
中文： 在英語系國家，如果在隨意的對話中發現還沒自我介紹，通常會用「by the way」來帶出名字。這會讓自我介紹顯得不那麼正式，更加自然隨性。
EN： The phrase 'if you don't mind asking' is a polite conversational filler used to soften a personal question. Note that grammatically, it is more common to say 'if you don't mind my asking' (using a gerund) or 'if you don't mind me asking', but in casual speech, the possessive is often dropped.
中文： 短語「if you don't mind asking」是一種禮貌的對話銜接詞，用於委婉地提出私人問題。在語法上，更正式的用法是「if you don't mind my asking」（使用動名詞），但在口語中，所有格常被省略。
What is your current salary, if you don't mind me asking?
如果你不介意我問的話，你目前的薪水是多少？
EN： The 'Where did you move from?' structure uses the past simple tense to ask about a completed action in the past. The preposition 'from' is placed at the end of the question in natural spoken English.
中文： 「Where did you move from?」結構使用過去簡單式來詢問過去已完成的動作。在自然英語口語中，介系詞「from」通常放在句尾。
Where did you get that jacket from?
你那件外套是從哪裡買的？
EN： In Western culture, asking 'where are you from' or 'where did you move from' is a very common icebreaker. However, adding 'if you don't mind me asking' is a sign of good manners, especially when meeting someone for the first time in a casual setting like a cafe.
中文： 在西方文化中，詢問「你從哪裡來」或「你從哪裡搬來的」是非常常見的破冰話題。然而，加上「如果你不介意我問的話」是禮貌的表現，特別是在咖啡館等休閒場合第一次見面時。
EN： The phrase 'Not at all' is a common polite response used to emphasize a negative answer, often used to mean 'You're welcome' or 'I don't mind' when someone asks for permission or thanks you.
中文： 短語「Not at all」是一種常見的禮貌回應，用於強調否定回答。當有人請求許可或表達感謝時，常用來表示「一點也不介意」或「不客氣」。
Do you mind if I open the window? Not at all!
你介意我開窗嗎？一點也不介意！
EN： The past participle 'called' is used here as a reduced relative clause (short for 'which is called') to modify the noun 'hometown', functioning as an adjective.
中文： 過去分詞「called」在此處用作簡化關係子句（是「which is called」的縮寫），用來修飾名詞「hometown」，起形容詞的作用。
I live in a building called The Emerald.
我住在一棟叫作「翡翠」的大樓裡。
EN： In English-speaking cultures, describing distance in 'hours' rather than 'kilometers' or 'miles' is very common, especially in large countries like the US or Canada, as it provides a more practical sense of travel time.
中文： 在英語系國家，用「小時」而非「公里」或「英里」來描述距離非常普遍，特別是在美國或加拿大等大國，因為這能提供更實際的交通時間感。
EN： The Present Perfect Tense ('have driven') is used here to describe a life experience that happened at an unspecified time in the past.
中文： 現在完成式（have driven）在此用於描述過去某個不具體時間點發生的生活經驗。
I have visited that museum several times.
我已經去過那間博物館好幾次了。
EN： Linking Verbs like 'seem' are used to describe a state or impression. They are followed by an adjective or a noun phrase to describe the subject.
中文： 連綴動詞（如 seem）用於描述狀態或印象。其後接形容詞或名詞短語來修飾主詞。
The movie seemed quite long to me.
那部電影對我來說似乎相當長。
EN： In small talk, finding a common connection (like having visited someone's hometown) is a key way to build rapport and show interest in the other person's background.
中文： 在閒聊（small talk）中，尋找共同點（例如去過對方的家鄉）是建立良好關係並對他人背景表示感興趣的關鍵方式。
EN： The phrase 'a change of pace' is an idiomatic expression used to describe a change from one's usual routine or way of life to something different, often to avoid boredom or stress.
中文： 短語「a change of pace」是一個慣用語，用來描述改變日常慣例或生活方式，通常是為了避免枯燥或減輕壓力，意為「改變節奏」或「換個環境」。
Moving to the countryside provided a much-needed change of pace for the busy executive.
搬到鄉下為那位忙碌的主管提供了迫切需要的節奏改變。
EN： The preposition 'as' is used here to indicate a person's role, job, or function. It follows the verb 'work' to specify the professional position held.
中文： 介係詞「as」在此處用於表示一個人的角色、職業或功能。它接在動詞「work」之後，用來具體說明所擔任的專業職位。
She has been working as a freelance graphic designer for three years.
她擔任自由接案的平面設計師已經三年了。
EN： In Western professional culture, 'software engineer' is a common and respected title. Mentioning a 'change of pace' is a very common way to explain moving from a rural area to a big city without sounding negative about one's hometown.
中文： 在西方職場文化中，「software engineer」（軟體工程師）是一個非常普遍且受尊重的職稱。提到「change of pace」（改變節奏）是解釋從鄉村搬到大城市的一種非常得體的說法，既表達了尋求改變，又不會顯得對家鄉有負面評價。
EN： Linking Verbs (Sense Verbs): Verbs like 'sound', 'look', or 'feel' are followed by an adjective to describe the subject. They do not take an adverb in this context.
中文： 連綴動詞（感官動詞）：像 'sound'、'look' 或 'feel' 這樣的動詞後面接形容詞來描述主詞。在這種語境下，它們不接副詞。
The plan sounds perfect for our team.
這個計劃聽起來對我們的團隊來說很完美。
EN： Comparative Adjectives with Modifiers: The word 'much' is used before a comparative adjective (better) to add emphasis, indicating a significant difference.
中文： 比較級形容詞與修飾語：在比較級形容詞 (better) 之前使用 'much' 來加強語氣，表示程度上的顯著差異。
This laptop is much faster than my old one.
這台筆記型電腦比我舊的那台快得多。
EN： In professional networking or casual conversation, acknowledging someone's career choice with 'That sounds interesting' is a common way to show politeness and encourage further discussion.
中文： 在專業社交或日常對話中，用 'That sounds interesting' 來回應對方的職業選擇，是展現禮貌並鼓勵對方繼續聊下去的常見方式。
EN： Past Perfect Continuous (had been + -ing): This tense is used to describe an action that was ongoing up until another point in the past. It emphasizes the duration or the process leading up to a past event.
中文： 過去完成進行式 (had been + 現在分詞)：此時態用於描述在過去某個時間點之前，一直在持續進行的動作。它強調在過去某個事件發生前的過程或持續時間。
She had been studying for three hours before she finally took a break.
在她終於休息之前，她已經連續讀書三個小時了。
EN： Phrasal Verb 'Work out': In this context, it means to develop or happen in a particular way, especially a successful one. It is often used to describe situations or plans.
中文： 片語動詞 'Work out'：在此語境中，意思是（以某種方式）發展或發生，特別是指成功的結果。常用於描述情況或計劃的進展。
I hope everything works out for your new business venture.
我希望你的新創業計畫一切順利。
EN： In professional contexts, using 'the timing worked out perfectly' is a common way to express that a career move or business opportunity happened at the most convenient moment, often implying a sense of luck or destiny.
中文： 在職場語境中，使用 'the timing worked out perfectly' 是一種常見的表達方式，用來表示職涯變動或商業機會發生在最方便的時刻，通常帶有一種幸運或命中注定的感覺。
EN： The phrase 'as for' is a prepositional expression used to introduce a new topic or to shift the focus of the conversation to a specific person or thing, often contrasting it with what was previously mentioned.
中文： 短語「as for」是一個介係詞表達方式，用於引入新話題或將對話焦點轉移到特定的人或事物上，通常與之前提到的內容形成對比（至於...）。
As for the price, we can discuss that later.
至於價格，我們可以稍後再討論。
EN： The adverb 'basically' is used to emphasize the most important or fundamental features of a situation, often simplifying a complex explanation.
中文： 副詞「basically」用於強調情況中最重要或最基本的特徵，通常用於簡化複雜的解釋（基本上、簡單來說）。
The two apps are basically the same.
這兩款應用程式基本上是一樣的。
EN： The term 'hidden gems' is a very common idiomatic expression in English used to describe places that are beautiful, special, or high-quality but not well-known by the general public or tourists.
中文： 「hidden gems」（隱藏的寶石）是英文中非常常見的慣用語，用來形容那些非常漂亮、特別或優質，但尚未被大眾或遊客廣為人知的「私房景點」或「秘境」。
EN： Present Perfect Passive (have been + past participle): Used to describe an emotional state or experience that started in the past and continues to the present.
中文： 現在完成式的被動語態 (have been + 過去分詞)：用於描述從過去開始並持續到現在的情緒狀態或經驗。
I have always been inspired by her dedication to social work.
我一直被她對社會工作的奉獻精神所啟發。
EN： Relative Clause with 'who': A dependent clause used to provide more information about the noun 'people'.
中文： 使用 'who' 的關係子句：這是一個從屬子句，用來提供關於名詞 'people' (人) 的更多資訊。
He likes to help students who are struggling with math.
他喜歡幫助那些在數學上有困難的學生。
EN： In modern Western culture, especially in the tech and creative industries, 'turning a hobby into a career' is often seen as the ultimate professional success and a sign of passion.
中文： 在現代西方文化中，特別是在科技和創意產業，「將愛好轉化為職業」通常被視為職業生涯的終極成功，也是熱情的象徵。
EN： Past Perfect Continuous Tense (had been + verb-ing): This tense is used to describe an action that was ongoing up until another point in the past. It emphasizes the duration or process before a specific past event.
中文： 過去完成進行式 (had been + V-ing)：此時態用於描述在過去某個時間點之前，一直在持續進行的動作。它強調在特定過去事件發生之前的持續過程或時間長短。
She had been studying for three hours before she finally took a break.
在她終於休息之前，她已經連續讀書三個小時了。
EN： Idiomatic Expression 'Take the leap': This means to go for something, especially a big change or risk, after some hesitation.
中文： 慣用語 'Take the leap'：意指「大膽嘗試」或「跨出那一步」，通常指在猶豫之後決定冒險或做出重大改變。
After years of planning, he finally took the leap and started his own business.
經過多年的規劃，他終於大膽嘗試，開始了自己的事業。
EN： In Western professional culture, 'taking the leap' often refers to leaving a stable job to pursue a passion or start a business. It is seen as a courageous and admirable move.
中文： 在西方職場文化中，「taking the leap」（跨出那一步）通常指離開穩定的工作去追求熱情或創業。這被視為一種勇敢且令人欽佩的舉動。
EN： The phrase 'Speaking of...' is a common conversational transition used to introduce a topic that was just mentioned or is related to the current discussion. It functions as a participle phrase acting as a sentence connector.
中文： 「Speaking of...」是一個常見的對話轉折語，用於引入剛才提到過或與當前討論相關的話題。它在句中作為分詞短語，起句子連接的作用。
Speaking of movies, have you seen the new Marvel film?
說到電影，你看過那部新的漫威電影了嗎？
EN： The use of the Present Continuous ('traveling', 'writing') after the conjunction 'when' often describes habitual actions or ongoing states in the present, emphasizing the activity itself.
中文： 在連詞「when」之後使用現在進行式（traveling, writing），通常用來描述目前的習慣性動作或持續狀態，強調活動本身。
What do you listen to when you're driving to work?
你開車上班的時候都聽些什麼？
EN： In Western social contexts, asking about hobbies is a standard way to build rapport after initial introductions. It shifts the conversation from professional life to personal interests, which is considered friendly and engaging.
中文： 在西方社交場合中，詢問愛好是初次見面後建立關係的標準方式。這能將對話從職業生活轉向個人興趣，被認為是友善且具參與感的表現。
EN： The phrase 'be into something' is a common informal expression meaning to be very interested in or enjoy an activity or subject.
中文： 短語「be into something」是一個常用的非正式表達方式，意思是對某項活動或主題非常感興趣或喜愛。
He is really into jazz music lately.
他最近非常迷爵士樂。
EN： The idiom 'go hand in hand' describes two things that are closely connected and often happen together or support each other.
中文： 成語「go hand in hand」描述兩件事物緊密相連，通常同時發生或相互支持（相輔相成）。
Economic growth and education often go hand in hand.
經濟增長與教育通常是相輔相成的。
EN： In modern English-speaking culture, 'blogging' is often seen as a multi-disciplinary pursuit where visual content (photography) and lifestyle activities (hiking) are essential for building a personal brand.
中文： 在現代英語文化中，「部落格寫作」通常被視為一種多領域的追求，其中視覺內容（攝影）和生活方式活動（健行）對於建立個人品牌至關重要。
EN： The auxiliary verb 'would' is used here as an elliptical construction to avoid repeating the full verb phrase 'go hand in hand'. It expresses a logical deduction or hypothetical agreement with the previous speaker's statement.
中文： 助動詞「would」在此處作為省略結構（Ellipsis），用以避免重複前文提到的動詞短語「go hand in hand」（相輔相成）。它表達了對前一位說話者觀點的邏輯推論或假設性認同。
She said she would help, and I can see why she would.
她說她會幫忙，我也明白她為什麼會這麼做。
EN： The term 'low-key' is a compound adjective used to describe something that is quiet, relaxed, or not intended to attract much attention.
中文： 「low-key」是一個複合形容詞，用來描述某事是安靜、輕鬆或不張揚的（低調的）。
We had a low-key celebration at home instead of a big party.
我們在家進行了一個低調的慶祝，而不是舉辦大型派對。
EN： In modern English, 'low-key' is very common in casual conversation to describe a personality or an event that isn't flashy. Additionally, 'side projects' is a common term in the tech industry (like Alex's job as a software engineer) referring to personal work done outside of one's main job.
中文： 在現代英語中，「low-key」在日常對話中非常常見，用來形容不張揚的個性或活動。此外，「side projects」（副專案）是科技產業（如 Alex 的軟體工程師職業）中的常用術語，指主業之外個人進行的開發計畫。
EN： The Present Perfect Continuous tense (have/has been + verb-ing) is used to describe an action that started in the past and has continued up to the present moment, often implying a recurring thought or intention.
中文： 現在完成進行式 (have/has been + V-ing) 用於描述從過去開始並持續到現在的動作，通常隱含著某種反覆出現的想法或意圖。
I've been meaning to call you all week.
我這整週都一直打算要打電話給你。
EN： The phrase 'Nothing wrong with that' is an elliptical construction where 'There is' is omitted. It is a common informal way to show acceptance or validation of someone else's statement.
中文： 短語 'Nothing wrong with that' 是一種省略結構，省略了前面的 'There is'。這是在非正式場合中表示認同或肯定對方說法的一種常見方式。
You want to stay home? Nothing wrong with that.
你想待在家？那也沒什麼不好。
EN： In Western social contexts, validating someone's hobbies (even if they are different from yours) is a key part of 'small talk'. Using 'Nothing wrong with that' is a friendly way to bridge the gap between different interests.
中文： 在西方社交情境中，肯定他人的愛好（即使與自己的不同）是「閒聊」(small talk) 的關鍵部分。使用 'Nothing wrong with that' 是一種友善的方式，用來縮小不同興趣之間的距離。
EN： Present Perfect Tense (have/has + past participle): Used here to describe an action or state that started in the past and continues to the present moment, or has relevance now.
中文： 現在完成式 (have/has + 過去分詞)：此處用於描述從過去某個時間點開始，一直持續到現在的狀態或動作，強調對目前的影響。
I haven't seen that movie yet.
我還沒看過那部電影。
EN： The conjunction 'since' followed by the Past Simple: When 'since' marks the starting point of a period, the action in the 'since' clause is usually in the past simple tense.
中文： 連接詞 'since' 引導過去簡單式：當 'since' 用來標記一段時間的起點時，其引導的從句通常使用過去簡單式，表示該動作發生在過去的特定時間點。
She has been much happier since she changed jobs.
自從她換了工作後，她快樂多了。
EN： In English-speaking cultures, using phrases like 'That sounds great' or 'I'd love that' is a common way to show enthusiasm and politeness when someone offers an invitation or suggestion, helping to build rapport in a new social setting.
中文： 在英語系國家中，使用「That sounds great」或「I'd love that」等片語是接受邀請或建議時展現熱情與禮貌的常見方式，這有助於在新的社交環境中建立良好關係。
EN： The modal verb 'should' is used here to give a friendly recommendation, while 'totally' acts as an intensifier to show enthusiasm. 'Come along' is a phrasal verb meaning to accompany someone to a place.
中文： 助動詞 'should' 在此用於給予友好的建議，而 'totally' 則作為加強語氣的副詞，展現熱情。'Come along' 是一個片語動詞，意思是「隨行」或「跟著某人一起去」。
You should totally join us for dinner tonight!
你今晚絕對應該跟我們一起吃晚餐！
EN： The word 'that' introduces a relative clause (adjective clause) that modifies the noun 'spots'. It provides specific information about which spots the speaker is referring to.
中文： 單字 'that' 引導一個關係子句（形容詞子句），用來修飾名詞 'spots'（景點）。它提供了關於說話者所指景點的具體資訊。
I know a cafe that serves the best coffee in town.
我知道一家供應鎮上最好喝咖啡的咖啡廳。
EN： In Western culture, offering to show a newcomer 'hidden gems' or spots 'tourists never find' is a common way to build rapport and show hospitality. It implies a transition from being a stranger to being a local friend.
中文： 在西方文化中，主動提議帶新人去看「私房景點」或「遊客找不到的地方」是建立關係和展現熱情的常見方式。這暗示著雙方關係從陌生人轉變為當地朋友的開端。
EN： The phrase 'I'd love that' uses the conditional 'would' to express a strong desire or enthusiastic agreement to a suggestion. It is more polite and emphatic than simply saying 'I like that'.
中文： 短語 'I'd love that' 使用助動詞 'would' 的縮寫來表達強烈的意願或熱情地同意某項提議。這比單純說 'I like that' 更具禮貌且語氣更強烈。
If you're going to the concert, I'd love to join you!
如果你要去音樂會，我很樂意加入你！
EN： The Gerund (meeting) follows the adjective 'nice' in the pattern 'It was nice + [verb-ing]'. This structure is used to reflect on a shared experience that has just occurred.
中文： 動名詞 (meeting) 接在形容詞 'nice' 之後，形成 'It was nice + [動詞-ing]' 的句型。此結構用於回顧剛剛發生的共同經歷。
It was great talking to you today.
今天和你聊天真的很棒。
EN： In Western social contexts, 'exchanging numbers' is a common way to transition from a casual conversation to a potential friendship. Using 'Should we...' makes the suggestion collaborative rather than demanding.
中文： 在西方社交語境中，「交換號碼」(exchanging numbers) 是將隨機交談轉化為潛在友誼的常見方式。使用 'Should we...' 使建議聽起來是雙方共同決定的，而非強求。
EN： The causative verb 'let' is followed by an object and a bare infinitive (verb without 'to'). It is used to offer help or request permission in a polite, proactive way.
中文： 使役動詞 'let' 後接受詞和原形不定詞（不帶 to 的動詞）。這常用於主動提供幫助或以禮貌的方式請求許可。
Let me help you with those heavy bags.
讓我幫你提那些沉重的袋子吧。
EN： Imperative mood: Sentences starting with a verb (like 'Welcome' or 'Let') are used to give commands, invitations, or warm greetings. In this context, it functions as a friendly invitation.
中文： 祈使句：以動詞開頭的句子（如 'Welcome' 或 'Let'）用於下達命令、發出邀請或表達熱情的問候。在此語境中，它作為一種友好的歡迎辭。
Welcome to our home!
歡迎來到我們家！
EN： In Western social contexts, exchanging contact information (like phone numbers or social media) after a pleasant first meeting is a common way to signal a desire for future friendship. Using the person's name ('Alex') at the end of the greeting adds a personal and friendly touch.
中文： 在西方社交場合中，初次見面愉快後交換聯絡方式（如電話或社群媒體）是表達希望未來進一步交往的常見方式。在問候語結尾加上對方的名字（'Alex'）會增加親切感與個人化的關懷。
重要單字附有 IPA 發音、定義、例句和互動式測驗。
在本文中： 擁擠的，擠滿人的
在本文中： 鄰近地區，社區
在本文中： 寧靜的，和平的
在本文中： 機會，時機
在本文中： 專業人士
在本文中： 開發人員（通常指軟體開發）
在本文中： 著迷的，極感興趣的
在本文中： 行銷，市場營銷
在本文中： 攝影
在本文中： 低調的，不張揚的
片語包含類型標示、雙語定義、用法說明和例句。
To become familiar with something or someone so that it no longer seems strange or difficult.
習慣於
A change from what one is used to doing, often to something more interesting or relaxing.
改變生活節奏
Places or things that are very good but not many people know about them.
私房景點；隱藏瑰寶
To go for something; to take a risk and try something new or difficult.
大膽嘗試；跨出那一步
To happen or exist together; to be closely connected.
息息相關；密不可分
Personal tasks or business ventures undertaken in addition to one's full-time job.
副專案 / 業餘計畫
Not intended to attract a lot of attention; modest or restrained.
低調的 / 不張揚的