你在小组讨论时说了句‘这方案不行’,队友表情瞬间冷掉;给导师发邮件写‘Send me the feedback’,石沉大海没回音——别慌,不是你能力差,可能是敬语‘踩坑’了!
? 场景1:学术沟通——邮件不是微信,语气得‘软着陆’
澳洲教授不讨厌提问,但讨厌命令式口吻。别说‘I need your reply by Friday’,试试:
- ‘Would you be able to share your feedback by Friday, if possible?’
- ‘I’d really appreciate your thoughts when you have a moment.’
? 亲测细节:昆士兰大学助教悄悄提醒我——加一句‘Thanks for your guidance’,回复率飙升70%!
? 场景2:日常社交——‘Sorry’和‘Cheers’是万能润滑剂
澳洲人嘴上常挂‘No worries’,但你得多说点‘软话’。比如:
- 借笔记?别说‘Give me your notes’,要说‘Mind if I borrow your notes? You’re a legend!’
- 不小心撞到人?哪怕对方撞的你,来句‘Oh sorry mate!’反而更得体。
? 生活实录:墨尔本RMIT宿舍里,中国学生靠每天一句‘Cheers for the Wi-Fi’混成了楼层团宠。
? 场景3:实习求职——客气≠弱势,关键在‘礼貌+清晰’
面试被问‘Why should we hire you?’ 别硬刚‘I’m the best’,换成:
- ‘I believe my experience in X aligns well with what you’re looking for, and I’d love to contribute.’
- 请求反馈时:‘If there’s any area I could improve on, I’d be grateful to hear it.’
? 求职彩蛋:悉尼一留学生因在群面中三次使用‘That’s a great point, maybe we could also…’拿下offer!
? 实用总结:敬语不是低声下气,而是‘尊重+共情’的表达艺术。记住两招——
多用‘Could’‘Would’‘Mind if’开头,结尾加‘Cheers’或‘No worries’,立刻拿捏澳洲社交节奏!


