please don t be noise attention please

1 attention, please! what happened? 2) may I get your attention, please? yes, sure. 3) look what I've got here. what is it? 4) please don't be noise, attention please! I'm sorry. Okay, i'll listen now. 5) excuse me, can you give me a second? Penjelasan: 1) mohon perhatian! apa yang terjadi? 2) bisakah saya meminta perhatian Anda? ya tentu. Mann Sucht Frau Für Eine Nacht. Pernahkah kamu ingin membicarakan sesuatu kepada lawan bicara atau teman-teman kamu? Tetapi mereka sedang sibuk sendiri dan kamu butuh mereka untuk memperhatikan kamu agar mereka mendengarkan atau memperhatikan apa yang ingin kamu sampaikan dengan baik. Nah, ekspresi atau ungkapan yang biasa digunakan dalam bahasa Inggris untuk meminta seseorang memfokuskan perhatiannya kepada kita atau sebaliknya itu biasa disebut dengan istilah Expression of Asking Attention. Sedangkan, ungkapan yang digunakan disaat kita memberikan respon dari seseorang yang menginginkan perhatian dari kita merupakan istilah dari Expression of Giving Attention. Expression of Asking Attention Are you listening to me?! Attention, please!Can I get the attention! I have your attention, please?Can you guys give me a couple minutes, please?Can you listen up? Did you hear me? Everybody, may I have your attention, please ?Excuse me!Excuse me, I wonder if I could trouble you ….Excuse me? Excuse, me can you give me a second?Ey, listen up! Hello! – Halo!Hey guys, let you know what I’ve got now. Hey hey, look at me now! Hey! Hey! Come here guys! Hey, stop talking! Let me get your attention, please! Listen to me!Look at me!Look what I got here!Look what I’ve got I have your attention, please?Okay, now listen up! Please don’t be noise, attention please. See! Shut up and listen to me! Sorry to bother to trouble talking guys, listen up! Stop talking please… Expression of Giving Attention A ha… And then what?And then what?And then?Are you kidding?Are you serious?Are you?Can’t believe that!Did you?Haha, that’s was Okay. How interesting! What’s next?How it can be possible?! I feel bad for that Don’t believe that! I Don’t know! I know what you mean. Is that all?I Know! I see. Tell me more about sorry to hear that all?Maybe… Mmm…Mmm… Oh, my God! What happens next?Oh my god! Oh, oh! Indeed?Oh, that’s so bad. Oh, yes. Really?Really?Stop, that was disgusting. Tell me more about me more!That’s alrightWell, well, well… Oh, no!What an interesting story, tell me more!What happens next?What’s next?Will you? You really?You sure? Contoh Percakapan Expression of Asking and Giving Attention Percakapan 1 Rendy May I have your attention, please? We have to collect the assignment on our teacher’s table now, have you finished it yet?Andy Yes, I Off course Unfortunately, I haven’ What’s up with you, what did you do?Ester Sorry, I have lied, I did not bring my assignment. It was left at You have to write again, there will be enough time to Do you want to wait me?Rendy Of course, hurry up, Thank you so much. Terjemahan Rendy Tolong saya minta perhatian Anda? Kami harus mengumpulkan tugas di meja guru kami sekarang, sudahkah Anda menyelesaikannya?Andy Ya, Tentu saja Sayangnya, saya Ada apa denganmu, apa yang kamu lakukan?Ester Maaf, saya telah berbohong, saya tidak membawa tugas saya. Itu ditinggal di Anda harus menulis lagi, akan ada cukup waktu untuk Apakah kamu ingin menungguku?Rendy Tentu saja, cepatlah, Terima kasih banyak. Percakapan 2 Wildan Will you hear my story?Nadine Yes, I will. What’s about?Wildan It is about our friend Dina. Listen to me!Nadine Okay!Wildan Dina asked me to join her to Batam next And then?Wildan I confused because next week I will have my first test in my I see. Then?Wildan How to say to Dina if I can’t join her?Nadine Just say the Okay I will Look what I’ve got Why?Nadine What do you think about my new motorcycle?Wildan Wow! That’s a cool motorcycle. Next time I will borrow it with Yes, sure. Terjemahan Wildan Maukah kamu mendengarkan ceritaku?Nadine Ya, aku mau. Tentang apa?Wildan Ini tentang teman kita dina. Dengarkan aku!Nadine Oke!Wildan Dina memintaku ikut dengannya ke Batam minggu Lalu?Wildan Aku bingung, minggu depan aku ada tes pertama di tempat Ya aku tahu. Lalu?Wildan Bagaimana caranya aku bilang ke Dina aku tidak bisa ikut dengannya?Nadine Katakan saja Oke, akan ku Lihat apa yang saya punya di siniWildan Kenapa?Nadine Bagaimana menurutmu tentang sepeda motor baruku ini?Wildan Wow! Itu bagus. Lain kali aku akan meminjamnya Ya, of conv Jawaban yang tepat adalah "The teacher asks the students to watch their steps and not to step on the grass".Soal menanyakan apa yang diminta guru kepada dapat ditemukan pada kalimatTeacher We are going to observe the plants. Please watch your step. Don't step on the grass Kita akan mengamati tumbuhan. Tolong perhatikan langkahmu. Jangan menginjak rumput.Students Yes....sir Ya.... Pak.Berdasarkan kutipan tersebut dapat disimpulkan bahwa guru meminta murid-muridnya untuk memperhatikan langkah mereka dan tidak menginjak rumput the teacher asks the students to watch their steps and not to step on the grass.Jadi, jawaban yang tepat adalah "The teacher asks the students to watch their steps and not to step on the grass". Contoh Dialog Meminta Perhatian Dalam Bahasa InggrisContoh Dialog Meminta Perhatian dalam Bahasa Inggris-Hi Sobat English Class semuanya, pada kesempatan kali ini kita akan membahas tentang contoh dialog meminta perhatian dalam bahasa Inggris. Meminta perhatian atau yang juga disebut Asking for Attention. Hal ini dilakukan agar lawan bicara memperhatikan dengan benar apa yang telah kita bicarakan. Beberapa contoh ungkapan Asking for Attention antara lain• Look! Lihat!• Please, look at me every body! Tolong perhatikan saya semuanya!• I need you attention! Saya membutuhkan perhatian kalian!• Please don’t be noise, attention please! Tolonglah jangan rebut, perhatian semuanya!• Listen to me now! Tolong dengarkan saya sekarang!• Attention, please. Mohon perhatian.• May I have your attention, please? Bolehkah saya meminta perhatianmu?. • Your attention, please. Mohon perhatian.• Excuse me. Permisi.• Hi, guess! I got an interesting news. Hai, tebak. Saya mendapatkan berita menarik.• Listen! I have something to tell you. Dengarkan! Saya punya sesuatu untuk diceritakan kepadamu• Sorry to bother you. Maaf mengganggu mu.• Look, what I’ve got here. Lihat, apa yang saya dapatkan disini.• Hey, listen! I have a good news. Hei, dengarkan! Saya punya kabar bagus.• Dan masih banyak lagi yang lainnyaUntuk menambah pemahaman kalian mengenai asking for attention, berikut ini saya berikan beberapa contoh cara mengungkapkan nya dalam bentuk dialog atau Percakapan yang disertai terjemahan nya dalam Bahasa Contoh Dialog Attention Singkat Beserta ArtinyaTeacher Good morning, class.Selamat pagi, kelasStudents Good morning, Sir. Selamat pagi, PakWhile the teacher greeting the students, they make noisySementara guru menyapa para murid, mereka membuat keributanTeacher Hai, class, attention please. I want to call your name first. Budi Santoso Hai, kelas, mohon perhatiannya. Saya akan memanggil nama pertama. Budi SantosoBudi Present HadirTeacher Sri AyuSri Present, Sir Hadir, PakTeacher Arman MaulanaArman Present HadirUntil all of the students are calledHingga semua murid dipanggilTeacher Okay, class now we are going to study about biotechnology and open page 156 in your biology book. Bye the way any homework? Baiklah, kelas sekarang kita melanjutkan pelajaran tentang bioteknologi dan buka halaman 156 buku biologi kalian. Omong-omong apakah ada pekerjaan rumah?Students Yes, Sir.Ya, PakTeacher What page is your homework? Halaman berapa pekerjaan rumah kalian?Students Page 150, point A Halaman 150, bagian A2. Contoh Dialog Percakapan 2 orang Meminta PerhatianAlmas Rio, please take me an umbrella, it will be raining hard Rio, Tolong ambilkan aku payung, ini bakal hujan derasRio I can not hear your voice, Almas Aku tidak bisa mendengar suaramu, AlmasAlmas Listen me, take me an umbrella in the kitchen now, it will be raining hard!Dengarkan aku, ambil kan aku payung di dapur sekarang, sesat lagi akan hujan derasRio I see, I will take it Aku mengerti, aku akan mengambilnyaAfter a few minutes Setelah beberapa menitRio Here you are Ini diaAlmas Thank you very much, my brother Terima kasih banyak, adikkuRio I am so sorry, I can’t hear your voice because of the raining Maafkan aku, aku tidak dapat mendengar suaramu karena hujanAlmas Never mind LupakanRio Bye the way, where will you go? Omong-omong, Kemana kamu akan pergi?Almas I want to go to the store to buy sugar and cheese.Aku mau pergi ke warung untuk membeli gula dan kejuRio Be careful Hati-hati3. Contoh Dialog singkat Meminta PerhatianSofyan There will be a exhibition two days later Akan ada pameran dua hari lagiTino What? Apa?Tino is still playing the game online on his cell phone Tino masih bermain game online di hpnya Sofyan Stop playing and give me attention, there will be a flower exhibition two days later.Berhenti bermain terlebih dahulu dan perhatikan aku, akan ada pameran kembang 2 hari lagiTino It is a good news, we will enjoy many beautiful flowers Itu berita bagus, kita akan menikmati beberapa kembang yang indahSofyan Do you like flower? Kamu suka kembang?Tino Although I am a man but I like gardening Meskipun aku seorang pria tapi aku suka berkebunSofyan Me too Aku juga4. Contoh Percakapan singkat Meminta PerhatianPresident May I have your attention, please? Bisakah saya meminta perhatian anda?Minister Yes, Mr. President. Ya, PresidenPresident We are going to increase our export and reduce import for goods. Kami akan meningkatkan ekspor dan mengurangi impor barangNah, sekarang sudah paham kan? Demikian pembahasan mengenai contoh dialog meminta perhatian dalam bahasa Inggris. Semoga bermanfaat dan bisa menambah wawasan untuk kalian. Thanks Attention Please Why not take this airline?Ah, take me to you, to heavenThat overweight, red luggagePretend not to see it, let it throughAttention pleaseThe flight is delayed due to fog probablyI'm just waiting, looking at the chairsOne by one, the passers-by are heading to the gatesI'm tracing the patterns on the carpet with my toeYou're just looking at me and toying meThis me, fragile meWoo, so heavyWoo woo, about to fall apartWoo woo, about to fall apartWoo, so heavyWant to boardWant to board onto youWhy not board onto meWant to boardAh gate HeavenAh gate HeavenAh gate HeavenAttention please Atenção por favor Por que não aproveitar esta companhia?Ah, me leve com você, para o céuEsse excesso de peso, a bagagem vermelhoFingir que não vê-lo, deixá-lo por meio deAtenção por favorO vôo está atrasado devido ao nevoeiro, provavelmente,Só estou esperando, olhando para as cadeirasUm por um, os transeuntes estão indo para as portasEstou traçando os padrões no tapete com meu dedo do péVocê só está me olhando e me brincandoIsso me, me frágilWoo, tão pesadoWoo woo, prestes a desmoronarWoo woo, prestes a desmoronarWoo, tão pesadoQuer embarcarQuer embarcar para vocêPor que não embarcar em mimQuer embarcarAh portão CéuAh portão CéuAh portão CéuAtenção por favor Many people listen to music while they’re carrying out a task, whether they’re studying for an exam, driving a vehicle or even reading a book. Many of these people argue that background music helps them though? When you think about it, that doesn’t make much sense. Why would having two things to concentrate on make you more focused, not less? Some people even go so far as to say that not having music on is more distracting. So what’s going on there?It’s not clear why the brain likes music so much in the first place, although it clearly does. Interestingly, there’s a specific spectrum of musical properties that the brain prefers. Experiments by Maria Witek and colleagues reveal that there needs to be a medium level of syncopation in music to elicit a pleasure response and associated body movement in individuals. What this means in plain English is music needs to be funky, but not too funky, for people to like it enough to make them want to dance. Your own experience will probably back this up. Simple, monotonous beats, like listening to a metronome, aren’t really entertaining. They have low levels of syncopation and certainly don’t make you want to dance. In contrast, chaotic and unpredictable music, like free jazz, has high levels of syncopation, can be extremely off-putting and rarely, if ever, entices people to middle ground funk music like James Brown is what the experimenters reference most hits the sweet spot between predictable and chaotic, for which the brain has a strong preference. Most modern pop falls somewhere within this range, no doubt. Paying attentionWhy would music help us concentrate, though? One argument is to do with all its amazing abilities, the brain hasn’t really evolved to take in abstract information or spend prolonged periods thinking about one thing. We seem to have two attention systems a conscious one that enables us to direct our focus towards things we know we want to concentrate on and an unconscious one that shifts attention towards anything our senses pick up that might be significant. The unconscious one is simpler, more fundamental, and linked to emotional processing rather than higher reasoning. It also operates faster. So when you hear a noise when you’re alone at home, you’re paying attention to it long before you’re able to work out what it might have been. You can’t help trouble is, while our conscious attention is focused on the task in hand, the unconscious attention system doesn’t shut down; it’s still very much online, scanning for anything important in your peripheral senses. And if what we’re doing is unpleasant or dull – so you’re already having to force your attention to stay fixed on it – the unconscious attention system is even more potent. This means that a distraction doesn’t need to be as stimulating to divert your attention on to something else. Have you ever worked in an open-plan office and been working on a very important task, only to be driven slowly mad by a co-worker constantly sniffing, or sipping their coffee, or clipping their nails? Something quite innocuous suddenly becomes much more infuriating when you’re trying to work on something your brain doesn’t necessarily is a very useful tool in such situations. It provides non-invasive noise and pleasurable feelings, to effectively neutralise the unconscious attention system’s ability to distract us. It’s much like giving small children a new toy to play with while you’re trying to get some work done without them disturbing of musicHowever, it’s not just a matter of providing any old background noise to keep distractions at bay. A lot of companies have tried using pink noise pdf – a less invasive version of white noise – broadcasting it around the workplace to reduce distractions and boost productivity. But views on the effectiveness of this approach are mixed at seems clear that the type of noise, or music, is important. This may seem obvious someone listening to classical music while they work wouldn’t seem at all unusual, but if they were listening to thrash metal it would be thought very strange the nature and style of the music can cause specific responses in the brain funky music compels you to dance, sad music makes you melancholy, motivational music makes you want to keep fit, some studies suggest that it really is down to personal preference. Music you like increases focus, while music you don’t impedes it. Given the extreme variation in musical preferences from person to person, exposing your workforce or classroom to a single type of music would obviously end up with mixed also has a big impact on mood – truly bleak music could sap your enthusiasm for your task. Something else to look out for is music with catchy lyrics. Musical pieces without wordsmight be better working companions, as human speech and vocalisation is something our brains pay particular attention to. Video game soundtracksSome people argue that one of the best music genres for concentration is the video game soundtrack. This makes sense, when you consider the purpose of the video game music to help create an immersive environment and to facilitate but not distract from a task that requires constant attention and in the technology used for early games consoles meant the music also tended to be fairly simplistic in its melodies – think Tetris or Mario. In a somewhat Darwinian way, the music in video games has been refined over decades to be pleasant, entertaining, but not distracting. The composers have probably unintentionally been manipulating the attention systems in the brains of players for years are signs that, as technology progresses, this type of theme music is being abandoned, with games producers opting for anything from big orchestral pieces to hip-hop. The challenge will be to maintain the delicate balance of stimulation without distraction. To achieve this, games composers will need to stay focused. Which is Burnett’s first book, The Idiot Brain, all about the weird and confusing properties of the brain, is available now in the UK and the US.

please don t be noise attention please