'10 am is fine.' Again, that rising, rising intonation.

“上午 10 点可以。”再一次，语调上升。

And we use rising intonation on yes-no questions.

我们在是非疑问句中使用升调。

Rising, falling and then rising intonation at the end.

升调，降调，最后升调。

The key to doing that correctly is using that rising intonation.

正确做到这一点的关键是使用升调。

We use a rising intonation when we are asking for confirmation.

当我们要求（对方）确认时，我们用升调。

There is this rising intonation, falling intonation - " Me too. I'll drive" .

有这种升调和降调——“我也是。我来开车”。

Do you hear the rising intonation at the end of phone and computer?

你听到电话和电脑结尾处的音调上升了吗？

Right, and then it's a rising intonation and then you drop it down.

然后是上升语调，然后你把它放下来。

So far, we talked about yes-no questions having rising intonation.

迄今为止，我们讨论过是非问句的升调。

So, they are lists and most questions we would use this rising intonation pattern.

所以我们在列举和大多数提问的时候使用这种上升语调模式。

Rising intonation can set up the expectation for more.

升调可以表示对于更多的期望。

Australians tend to have constant rising intonation even when they're not asking questions.

澳大利亚人即使不是提问，也会用上升的语调。

Now, we tend to use this sort of rising intonation pattern when we're asking questions.

当我们提问时，我们倾向于使用这种上升语调模式。

So there's actually a few different ways that you can interpret rising intonation in English.

有几种不同的方式可以理解英语中的升调。

And notice with most of these, we have that falling rising intonation: that said, mind you.

注意，大多数这些词都是先降后升的语调：that said，mind you。

In English, we use a rising intonation at the end of some statements and of course, some questions.

在英语中，我们在一些陈述句的末尾使用升调，当然还有一些疑问句。

The term rising intonation means the upward movement of the voice, often at the end of a sentence.

上升语调指的是声音的上升，通常出现在句末。

Rising intonation is used with many questions, especially yes-no questions.

升调可以用于很多问句，尤其是是非问句。

Rising intonation makes it a real question.

升调使它成为一个真正的问句。

If I want to present two alternatives, I use a similar combination of rising and falling intonation.

如果我想列举两个选项，我也会用类似的升调和降调的组合。