非常感谢Bryan的文化补充！👍👍👍

最好开个up和On的专章 口语太多加up的 晕死😂😂

"up" is used as a directional preposition that gives additional context to the location "Hudson". In many English-speaking regions, especially in the United States, it's common to use "up" when referring to a location that is northward or at a higher altitude relative to the speaker's current location. Conversely, "down" is often used to indicate a location that is southward or at a lower altitude. In your sentence, "dropping Jenny off up in Hudson", the speaker is probably located south of Hudson or at a lower altitude, so they use "up" to convey the direction in which they'll be traveling. Of course, this can be a bit idiosyncratic and doesn't always strictly follow geographic north/south or altitude differences. Sometimes "up" or "down" might be used just based on local habits or traditions. In other words, "up" in this context doesn't change the fundamental meaning of the sentence (which is that someone is going to drop Jenny off in Hudson) but it provides a little extra detail about the speaker's perception of where Hudson is relative to their current location.

more examples: 1. I'm going up to Boston this weekend for a conference. 2. She lives up in the mountains. 3. He's traveling up to New York next week for a meeting. 4. They're moving up to Canada next month. 5. I'm going down to Miami for the winter. 6.We're heading down to our beach house in New Jersey. 7.She lives down in the valley. Just like with "up," the use of "down" in these sentences can suggest a direction on a map (usually south), a lower altitude, or a cultural or personal perception about the location. Again, it's more about the speaker's perception of the location rather than an exact geographical or altitudinal direction.

@@Jacobwu1974 good job 👍

不客气！希望对你的学习帮助！

感谢支持和鼓励！

不客气，最新的影片已出，欢迎关注！

不客气！

不客气！加油💪

不客气！很开心可以帮助到你的学习！😊

不客气！是的，坚持下去，真的可以改善听力和发音，加油！

不客气哦，希望我的分享对你的学习有帮助！

@@zaharaEnglish 好像是bump 不是bumb， 百度翻译 bump into：偶然遇见;意外碰到

不客气！

非常感谢Sherry的大力支持！

不客气，很开心可以帮助到你

不仅是不会念 我就没听懂过的现在终于明白怎么回事了 感谢Zara老师..

Really

受益良多 常常看懂英文 聽力卻很差、學校沒教的課

说的太快了

Thanks for your support, Philip!

感谢您的支持！

@@zaharaEnglish 访谈节目:"The Ellen Show" "Conan""James Corden"(英),"The Graham Norton Show'老师有兴趣吗 😜

感谢对我的高度评价和鼓励！🌹

是的，影片的观看体验也很重要😁

因为都是我一个人制作，一周一更时间都不够😂

@@zaharaEnglish 理解 希望老师早日大红 招个assistant

感谢支持！

不客气！您是说 节选的这一集带中文字幕的？

感谢你的支持和建议🌹

感谢你的建议和反馈！

你好，如果是why就说this is why I love this city ;此处没有flap T, 我觉得是想她强调这几个词，所以没有快速地连在一起. 关于发音规则，只是说大多数人比较普遍有这个习惯，不一定每一个母语者都严格遵守，每个人都有自己的发音习惯❤️

本地人自然而然就是这么说话的，肯定懂😄分享的这些规则只是帮助学习者更快听懂

不客气，B站也有

Gossip Girl

我跟你有一樣的問題。

感谢建议和反馈！

😄相信自己的耳朵

可以查看一下评论区有类似留言，很詳細

up是对动作drop sb off的一个补充，在"上面的“hudson；比如说come up here, up就是对come的补充，到上面这儿来

@@zaharaEnglish 好的!謝謝老師的解惑

感谢您的补充！😊

@@zaharaEnglish 不客气，你的课很好

今天就很更新哦，请关注！

up 指一路来到的囗头语

up也有可能是把人放在Hudson這地方的某處(彼此討論, 我也不知道對不對)

In the sentence "dropping Jenny off up in Hudson," the word "up" is used as a directional modifier to indicate that Hudson is located to the north of the speaker's current location. "Up" is often used in this way to indicate a location that is further north or uphill from the speaker's current position. It is commonly used in informal speech and is often interchangeable with the word "north" in this context. by chatGPT🤓

还是需要多听，熟能生巧

我也搞不懂，多次提到 元音 发schwa 但放在句子里沒有听到这个音节呵，好像这个细节没有讲清楚。

schwa非中央元音，就是元音会弱读成这么一个音 类似中文的 额

可以，男生名还是女生名？

可以试试翻译软件哦，就能明白啦

Gossip Girl里面的Serena

感恩遇见，当下开始都不晚，加油！

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