Adele: Actually, it is. It’s free and it’s performing arts, but it’s not a stage school. I can’t dance, I can’t act, never will. I’m not going to write a biography, not going to release a perfume, or a big girls’ clothing line, not going to do anything like that - so I just did music. I remember wanting to go to Sylvia Young [theatre school] because Baby Spice went there, but my mum couldn’t afford it.

I didn’t have some rich daddy who built me a studio. But kids I knew who went to stage school are snobby and arrogant and rude and nasty; I would have hated to grow up around people like that. My first school was great but I’d have a kid by now if I hadn’t left there for the Brit school - and as much as I’d like to have a kid I’m not ready for one now.

阿黛爾：事實(shí)上是的。這里很自由，藝術(shù)氛圍濃厚，但它不是一所戲劇學(xué)校。我不會跳舞，不會演戲，也永遠(yuǎn)不會。我想我不會寫部自傳， 不會推出香水， 胖女孩服飾，也不會做諸如此類的事情，我只是在做音樂。我記起我想去Sylvia Young 這所戲劇學(xué)校， 因?yàn)锽aby Spice曾在那兒，但因母親付不起那兒的學(xué)費(fèi)而不了了之。

我沒一個有錢的老爸給我建工作室。但我了解上戲劇學(xué)校的孩子大多勢利傲慢，難登大雅之堂，要是和那些人一起長大，我會瘋掉。我的母校很棒，但是要是我不離開那兒轉(zhuǎn)去Brit school求學(xué)，我恐怕已為人母，盡管我很想要一個孩子，但現(xiàn)在我還沒準(zhǔn)備好。

Journalist: You have got a reputation for being quite bolshie.

記者：你已經(jīng)得到了一個反叛女孩的稱號對嗎？

Adele: Yes, I guess I am quite spoilt. I’m an only child. I’m used to having people listen to me. I am bolshie, yeah. I have an opinion. I don’t want to be this girl who just sits there and is told what to say in interviews. My mum taught me how to be independent and not take any bullshit.

阿黛爾：是的，我想我有一點(diǎn)被寵壞了，我是家中獨(dú)女，習(xí)慣了有人聽我指揮。是的，我是有點(diǎn)反叛，我有自己的想法。我不希望自己乖乖地坐在那里被告知需要在訪談中談話內(nèi)容。母親教育我要獨(dú)立，不要聽人胡扯。