篇一:关于安慰朋友的说说

　　Try harder next time. 下次再努力吧.

　　Look on the bright side. 你得看到事情好的一面. 来源:恒星英语学习网-口语频道

　　Don't take it too seriously! 别看得那么严重! 来源:恒星英语学习网-口语频道

　　Don't give up. Beat your brains out. 别气馁!尽力去做. 来源:恒星英语学习网-口语频道

　　Nobody is without his fault. 没有人是十全十美的. 来源:恒星英语学习网-口语频道

　　Hang in there! 别松劲!

　　Do your best! / Do a good cheer! / Beat your brains out. 尽力去做.

篇二:关于安慰朋友的说说

　　You know that mildly panicked feeling you get when you found out your friend’s mother just died and you really don’t know what to say? 你有没有过这样惊慌的经历：你好友的母亲不幸去世，她正沉浸在撕心裂肺的痛苦之中，你却不知道如何去安慰她？

　　Breathe. It will be okay.

　　深呼吸，你能行的。

　　1. Not so good – “God will never give you more than you can handle.”

　　1. 不要说：“上帝不会让你承受更多苦难。”

　　Even if the person has a faith system that includes God, this phrase has the tacit implication that if you can’t handle things, you must not have enough faith, you’re a bad Christian, etc.

　　如果这个人对上帝有着很坚定的信仰，这句话就有了隐藏的含义：

　　也就是说如果你处理不好这件事，你肯定是没有坚定的信仰，不是虔诚的基督徒等等。

　　Better – “This must be so hard for you.”

　　不如说：“我知道你肯定非常难受。”

　　2. Not so good – “I’m sure it’s all for the best.”

　　2. 不要说：“我想这一切可能是最好的结果。”

　　Ack! Try really hard not to say this! Right now, the grieving person doesn’t see that anything is for the best except to have her loved one back.