Many Americans celebrate Thanksgiving with a big feast.

很多美国人会大吃一顿来庆祝感恩节。

The government says fewer Americans are carpooling to work.

政府表示越来越少的美国人拼车去上班了。

Americans always laugh at the way Canadians pronounce the word "house".

美国人经常嘲笑加拿大人“house”这个单词的发音。

An article reported that many Americans are slightly overweight.

有报道称许多美国人都轻微超重。

This November, Americans will be heading to the polls to cast their votes for the presidential election.

今年十一月，美国人会在总统大选中接受民调、并投票。

The seduction of living in a warm climate has led many Americans to move south to Mexico.

生活在温暖气候中的诱惑使许多美国人南迁到墨西哥。

Generally speaking, most Americans are very individualistic.

一般而言，多数美国人都非常个人主义。

"Ken" and "can" sound exactly the same. In fact, most Americans will pronounce the two identically.

Ken和can听起来完全一样。事实上，大部分美国人都会把两个单词读成一模一样。

Let’s skip those since Justin will be joining us. Organs freak Americans out.

还是不点了吧，因为Justin也要来，内脏会吓坏他们老美的。

You'll sound more native if you follow these rules, but not all Americans will pronounce these liaisons between words.

当然，如果遵循这些连读规则，你会听起来更地道。其实，也不是所有美国人都会所有音都连读。

In everyday conversation, Americans always use contractions instead of the written version.

在日常对话中，美国人经常使用缩略形式，而不会使用书面形式。

Do most Americans recycle, Beth?

大部分美国人都回收垃圾吗，Beth？

Americans have an innate sense of fairness.

美国人有一种天生的公平感。

The Americans will not budge on this point.

这些美国人在这一点上不会让步的。

The two Americans are unlikely pacesetters.

这两个美国人看来不像领跑员。

He was accused of being a dupe of the Americans.

他被控是美国人的傀儡。

She says that Americans are usually big tippers.

她说美国人通常给小费很大方。