1.The first beat is unstressed and the second is unstressed.

第一个拍不重读，第二个拍不重读。

2.The day is always the unstressed part.

“day”总是轻松的部分。

3.The first is unstressed the second is stressed.

第一个没有重读，第二个重读了。

4.Schwa is usually in unstressed syllables.

中常位于重读的节。

5.We also use it with unstressed weak syllable sounds.

重读弱节。

6.Often, unstressed vowels have a more relaxed lip position.

常重读的嘴型更放松。

7.So 'just' is unstressed, you just hear the schwa.

‘just’ 没有重读，你可以听到中。

8.It's made up of two unstressed and one stressed syllables, with the two unstressed ones in front.

抑抑扬格由两个重度节和一个重读节组成，两个重度节在前。

9.Isn't the auxiliary verb usually stressed instead of unstressed?

难道不是助动词常要重读而不要弱读吗？

10.It's a basic conjunction and it's frequently unstressed.

它就是一个连词而且经常弱读。

11.So the first syllable is super short unstressed quick neutral.

所以第一个节常短。

12.The diphthong is unstressed in the word 'interview'. Ew.

这个双在“interview“一词重读。

13.And prepositions are function words, which means they’ll generally be unstressed i n a sentence.

介系词是虚词，就是它们常说在一句句子里被轻读的。

14.This is because we don't take this much time for unstressed syllables.

这是因为重读节的时长常短。

15.And 'on you' unstressed, flatter in pitch, but no reductions.

而且 on you 重读，高更平，但没有省。

16.There, you see a little bit of the tongue. Then the second syllable, unstressed.

你可以看到一点舌头。然后是第二个节，它不是重。

17.Other. Other. It’s usually stressed, but it can be unstressed.

它常常是重读的，可是也可以轻读。

18.It's a very very relaxed vowel and it only appears in unstressed syllables.

它是一个很放松的，只会出现在重读节。

19.It is used in expressing unstressed central vowels, like in the word visible.

它用于表达重的中心，如单词“visible”。

20.There would be two weak beats or two unstressed beats between each strong beat.

会有两个弱拍或者说是强拍存在于每个强拍间。