이중 언어 표시:

Welcome to my T. Uh so first of all I 00:03
would like to clarify I'm no world 00:06
champion. I'm just Asian champion and 00:08
EFL category. So just for the 00:10
clarification purpose. Okay. So today I 00:13
will be talking about my journey and 00:16
what I have gone through and what I have 00:19
seen in the last 10 years. I've been 00:22
waiting for almost 10 years now and like 00:23
uh the ups and downs of it and the 00:26
journey to overcome the language barrier 00:28
because most of us here like talk in 00:30
Bangla is our primary language then you 00:32
have to go for and English in order to 00:35
win. So I'll talk us through all the 00:37
possible things. So it all started back 00:40
in 2016 when I was studying in the 00:43
classroom. I was very nerdy back then 00:46
and then suddenly some people came into 00:48
the class and asked if I want to join 00:51
debate club or not. Uh I was like okay 00:53
let's give it a shot. Uh I don't know 00:57
what it is. I don't know how it feels 00:59
but let's try to go there and see what 01:01
happens. Uh I joined the debate club. I 01:03
went to the first uh round of the 01:06
tournament the infra tournament that 01:08
happens in between there. And when I sit 01:10
there uh the first speech that I was 01:12
supposed to give, I got very nervous 01:14
because understandably I forgot the 01:17
motion. Uh I don't know how it happened 01:19
but I forgot the motion. So I got stood 01:20
up there for a minute then I just got 01:23
the flow and gave somehow speech. But 01:26
what it made me feel like is that okay I 01:28
can talk I can talk fine and probably I 01:32
can convince people that what I'm trying 01:35
to say. That made me interested into 01:36
continue debating. So I basically 01:39
started debating in national level 01:41
competitions from 2017. Uh in 2017 uh I 01:43
did my first national competition in my 01:48
school finance. I got knocked out from 01:50
the second round. Uh very unfortunate 01:52
but I think it was fair enough. 01:54
Afterwards moving forward uh then I move 01:56
forward and I made it to the 02:00
quarterfinal in my second tournament 02:02
which is quite a big deal back at the 02:03
time and everyone was so happy. Oh my 02:05
god, class 7 kids have made it to the 02:07
quarterfinals. And that gave me quite a 02:09
lot of motivation. Oh we are good 02:11
probably. So I can probably make it 02:14
happen and I can probably win some 02:16
tournaments for my club. But the problem 02:17
out there is that often often times good 02:20
things takes time and we believe that 02:22
whatever we'll do will happen 02:25
immediately. But whenever 02:26
uh whenever you want to do anything 02:29
there are good things which happens and 02:31
that takes a reverse time. From 2017 to 02:34
2019 I lost quarterfinal semi-final of 02:37
13 competitions uh no 13 and I didn't 02:41
make it to the final of one single 02:45
competition and we were devastated as a 02:46
team that oh whatever we're doing we are 02:49
not being able to make it to the final 02:51
but then in 2019 December I remember I 02:53
did a competition in Samsan school that 02:58
is like the in the other part of back in 03:01
Dra And we won the competition and that 03:04
was quite a big deal for us like my 03:07
teammate was crying because 03:09
understandably we at least made it 03:11
happen. After when we won the tournament 03:13
that gave us the flow that we needed 03:16
that gave us the trigger that we needed 03:19
and then we almost won 10 trophies for 03:21
the club in 13 40 tournaments in between 03:24
next. What it does is that it says if 03:28
you often times good things happens but 03:31
it requires some time and eventually in 03:33
those situations we move forward and we 03:36
did well but the thing is that the 03:39
problem about debtors are that they're 03:42
often times so much hungry when they win 03:44
national competition they want to do 03:46
well in English competition then they 03:48
want to do well in international 03:50
competition so just as like other 03:52
debtors I wanted to do well in English 03:54
debate competition as 03:57
But as I said I am from a very average 03:58
Bangla medium school and my school is 04:01
topnotch though most common school 04:03
though but we all understand Bangla 04:05
there so there is no English debating 04:08
understandably there's no debating 04:10
circuit there so what we had to do uh 04:13
like in order to shift to English 04:16
debating was really tough for me because 04:17
when I first give my English speech I 04:20
could only speak for one minute and I 04:23
don't know what I said uh because all I 04:24
said didn't make any sense in English? 04:27
Uh I'm quite sure. Then what I had to do 04:29
is that I had to go through a lot to 04:32
make sure that I can actually talk in 04:34
English. Uh for everyone's purpose, I 04:37
also got into an English coaching center 04:40
where they teach you how to talk in 04:42
English. Obviously, that didn't help 04:44
because uh we all know that how to speak 04:46
in English work doesn't help you. But 04:48
understandably, I tried a lot. I made my 04:50
dream a passion with me and a routine of 04:53
mine. I saw movies that are in English. 04:56
I saw series that are in English. I read 05:00
English articles. I read English 05:03
newspapers. All of the things just to be 05:04
sure that I can speak in English. And 05:07
then somewhat after some time in a year 05:09
or two, I could actually uh like speak 7 05:12
minutes or 8 minutes in English. That 05:16
was like quite a fine deal for me back 05:17
then. But after when I made it to the 05:19
like the level that where I can take it 05:23
still like speak in English then my 05:25
purpose was to go forward and do well in 05:27
debates as well implement that in 05:30
debates and eventually do something that 05:33
can make sure that I can like I'm doing 05:35
well for the country and uh just like 05:39
every debater in Bangladesh it was my 05:42
dream to represent team Bangladesh in 05:44
world school diving championship uh but 05:46
the problem is that often times how hard 05:49
you work it doesn't work out for you and 05:51
I think it's fine because often time 05:54
hard work doesn't guarantee success 05:56
right I worked quite hard for making it 05:58
to team Bangladesh but the in my first 06:01
attempt I made it to the national camp 06:04
and then I got knocked out because 06:06
understandably my SC exam was going on 06:08
and I priorized my over getting 06:10
Bangladesh in the second attempt I 06:13
didn't even make it to the national camp 06:16
uh this was a true that happened in 2021 06:17
since I degree was I my team and I did 06:20
perform really bad or like whatever 06:24
happened we don't know but we didn't 06:26
even make it to the uh I didn't even 06:28
make it to the national and it was quite 06:31
a heartbreak for me because I used to be 06:32
a good debtor back then well like fine 06:35
debator who can actually made it through 06:38
the top 15 of the country or top 20 of 06:40
the country like the top 25 debtors were 06:43
taken out of the tournament and I was 06:45
not in the top 25 list And that made 06:47
like that broke my heart quite badly and 06:50
I was like okay probably it is not 06:53
happening for me probably I'm not good 06:55
enough probably it's not working out for 06:57
me. Uh but the problem often time that 06:59
is around us is that we always focus on 07:01
the negative things. So don't focus on 07:03
the positive things. Uh if I look back 07:05
into my college debating journey I won 07:07
five national tournaments back to back 07:09
and which is quite a big deal for that 07:11
time. But the problem is that I didn't 07:13
care because all of my passion was 07:15
related to getting into Bangladesh. And 07:17
when I didn't make it to uh it was like 07:19
quite heartbreaking for me. Then I 07:22
decided okay problem is not happening. 07:24
Let's take a pause. Let's restart. I 07:26
took a pause from debating. I didn't 07:29
debate for almost a year or half because 07:31
I was preparing for my admission. I had 07:34
other priorities in my life and I 07:37
thought that probably focusing on those 07:39
things makes more sense. When I got into 07:41
university, I got into beauty. Uh where 07:43
all the like luckily there are a lot of 07:46
good debtors in beauty. So we have a 07:48
good bunch of debtors out there in when 07:50
I got into beauty. Uh luckily again 07:52
everything started to pick up. I started 07:54
winning competition. We won multiple IV 07:57
tournaments consecutively. We won, we 07:59
won B, we won. All the tournaments 08:02
before and I was like okay probably 08:05
speaking again for me and probably I'm 08:07
going fine. then the tournament uh uh 08:09
and obviously when you're debator and we 08:13
international debtor we know that when 08:14
the majors are coming and when the like 08:16
main tournaments of the Asia main 08:18
tournaments of the world are coming and 08:20
when we saw the date of like UAC we were 08:22
like okay let's give it a shot and let's 08:25
try what we can do in the international 08:27
level as well before UADC for the last 08:28
two months before UADC we prepped so 08:32
hard we did like almost 40 spurs we did 08:34
take so many sessions we did all the 08:37
possible drills that we can do and we 08:40
put all of our efforts in the UAC and we 08:41
are like okay let's give it a try I'm 08:44
going abroad for the first time in my 08:46
life probably if I don't make it to the 08:48
final or probably if I don't win the 08:50
competition that's fine I can just go 08:51
abroad and have fun but uh sometimes the 08:53
stars align sometimes your luck works 08:57
for you right and in the competition we 09:00
somehow managed to become the champion 09:03
of Asia that's quite a big deal because 09:06
understandably For me, I was able to 09:08
hold my flag and hold and represent my 09:11
country in the biggest stage of Asia and 09:14
always it was my dream to actually 09:17
represent my nation at the biggest stage 09:19
of world. I couldn't make it in the WC 09:21
but I made it in the QC. The thing that 09:24
I want to say is that uh it's just the 09:26
beginning. I won but I want to win more 09:29
and I think the hunger actually keeps 09:32
you much more awake. Uh dream often time 09:34
hurts but this is what makes us human. 09:37
This is what makes us live our life 09:39
right. So I probably want to win most 09:41
probably I'll be able to probably I 09:44
don't want to be able to but the moment 09:45
in time that you pause your hunger is 09:48
the moment you actually stop working for 09:50
it and you stop like achieving it. One 09:52
thing I would like to say last uh as I'm 09:56
a big Nova Chocab fan as I follow 09:59
tennis. Uh what can you say after a game 10:01
uh in a postmatch commentary? 10:04

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내 티에 오신 걸 환영합니다. 음, 먼저 한 가지를 명확히 하고 싶어요.
나는 세계 챔피언이 아니에요.
아시아 챔피언이고 EFL 부문이에요.
그냥 명확히 하기 위해 말이에요.
알겠어요. 그래서 오늘은 제가 10년 동안
겪었고 본 것, 제 여정에 대해 이야기할게요.
제 여행에서 겪은 기복과,
지난 10년 동안 기다려온 것에 대해.
거의 10년을 기다렸어요. 그리고 언어 장벽을
극복하는 여정이에요. 왜냐하면 우리 대부분이
방글라를 모국어로 쓰니까요. 이기려면
영어로 해야 해요. 그래서 가능한 모든 걸
다 이야기할게요. 그래서 모든 건 2016년으로
거슬러 올라가요. 그때 교실에서 공부하고 있었어요.
그때는 정말 공부벌레였어요. 갑자기 사람들이
교실에 들어와 토론 동아리에 참여할래? 하고 물었어요.
야, 해보자. 뭔지 모르지만 가서 무슨 일이 일어나는지 봐보자.
그래서 토론 동아리에 들어갔어요. 첫 경기에 갔어요.
교내 토너먼트에서. 거기 앉았을 때, 첫 연설을 해야 했는데,
너무 긴장했어요. 당연히 모션을 잊어버렸어요.
어떻게 된 건지 모르겠지만, 1분 정도 서 있었다가,
흐름을 잡고 어떻게든 연설했어요. 그걸 통해 느낀 건,
말할 수 있어, 잘 말할 수 있어. 아마 사람들을 설득할 수 있을 거야.
그래서 토론에 관심을 갖게 됐어요. 2017년부터 전국 대회에
토론을 시작했어요. 2017년 첫 전국 대회에서
학교 대회를 했는데, 2라운드에서 탈락했어요.
아주 안됐지만 공평했다고 생각해요.
그 후로 계속해서 2번째 대회에서 준준결승까지 갔어요.
그때는 꽤 큰 일이었어요. 모두 기뻐했어요. 와, 7학년 학생이
준준결승에 갔어! 그게 나에게 큰 동기부여가 됐어요.
우린 좋을 거야, 아마 토너먼트를 이길 수 있을 거야.
하지만 문제는 좋은 일은 시간이 걸린다는 거예요.
우리가 할 일은 바로 이루어질 거라고 믿어요.
아무거나 할 때, 좋은 일은 시간 걸려요.
2017년부터 2019년까지 13개의 대회에서
준결승, 준준결승에서 졌어요. 한 번도 결승에 올라가지 못했어요.
팀으로서 너무 실망했어요. 우리가 하는 게 결승에 못 가네.
그러다 2019년 12월, 삼산 학교에서 대회를 했어요.
드하카 다른 지역인데, 그 대회를 이겼어요.
팀에게 큰 일이었어요. 제 teammate가 울었어요.
당연히 적어도 해냈으니까요. 그 승리로 흐름을 탔어요.
필요한 트리거를 가졌어요. 그 후 13월 40개 대회에서
클럽을 위해 거의 10개의 트로피를 땄어요.
좋은 일은 시간이 걸리지만 결국 일어나요.
그 상황에서 앞으로 나아가서 잘 해냈어요.
하지만 토론자의 문제는 한 번 경쟁에서 승리하면
국제 대회에서도 잘 하고 싶어해요. 다른 토론자처럼 나도
영어 토론에서 잘 하고 싶었어요.
하지만 말했듯이, 나는 아주 평범한 방글라 중등학교 출신이고,
학교는 평범했어요. 모두 방글라로 이해하니까,
영어 토론은 없었어요. 영어 토론 무대가 없었어요.
그래서 영어로 전환하는 게 나에게 어려웠어요.
첫 영어 연설할 때, 1분밖에 말하지 못했어요.
내가 뭔 소린지 모르겠어요. 영어로 말이 안 됐어요.
확신해요. 그래서 많은 걸 해야 했어요.
영어로 말할 수 있게요. 모두를 위해 영어 코칭 센터에 갔어요.
영어 말하는 법을 가르쳐주는데, 분명히 도움이 안 됐어요.
모두 알듯이 책이 도움이 안 되죠. 하지만 시도했어요.
꿈을 열정으로 만들고 일상으로 만들었어요.
영어 영화를 봤어요. 영어 시리즈를 봤어요.
영어 기사를 읽었어요. 영어 신문을 읽었어요.
모든 걸 해서 영어로 말할 수 있게요.
그러다 1-2년 후, 7-8분 영어로 말할 수 있게 됐어요.
그때는 꽤 좋았어요. 영어 말할 수 있게 된 후,
앞으로 나가서 토론에서도 잘 하고,
그걸 토론에 적용해서 나라에 도움이 될 뭔가를 하고 싶었어요.
방글라데시의 모든 토론자처럼, 세계 학교 토론 챔피언십에서
방글라데시 팀을 대표하는 게 꿈이었어요.
하지만 문제는 열심히 해도 안 되는 경우가 있어요.
종종 열심히 해도 성공을 보장하지 않아요.
방글라데시 팀에 들어가려고 열심히 했지만, 첫 시도에서
국내 캠프에 갔는데, SSC 시험이 있어서 우선순위를 두고 탈락했어요.
두 번째 시도에서는 캠프에도 못 갔어요.
2021년 있었어요. 팀원과 함께 실력이 좋았는데, 못 됐어요.
왜인지 모르겠지만, 국내에도 못 갔어요.
나에게 큰 상처였어요. 그때는 좋은 토론자였어요.
나라 탑 15, 20 안에 들었어요.
탑 25 토론자가 토너먼트에서 선발됐는데, 내가 빠졌어요.
그게 나를 많이 아프게 했어요. 아마 나한테 안 돼.
아마 충분히 좋지 않아. 안 맞아.
하지만 종종 우리가 부정적에 집중해요.
긍정적에 집중하지 않아요. 예전 토론 경력 돌이켜보면,
5개 전국 대회를 연속으로 이겼어요.
그때는 큰 일이었어요. 하지만 신경 안 썼어요.
모든 열정이 방글라데시 팀에 있었으니까요.
못 갔을 때, 정말 가슴 아팠어요. 그럼 안 되는 거네.
쉬자. 다시 시작하자. 토론을 1년 반 쉬었어요.
입시 준비하느라. 삶에 다른 우선순위가 있었어요.
그게 더 맞을 거라고 생각했어요.
대학 들어가서, BUET에 들어갔어요.
운 좋게 좋은 토론자들이 많아요.
좋은 그룹이 있어요. 들어가서 운 좋게 다시 잘 됐어요.
대회 이기기 시작했어요. 여러 IV 대회 연속으로 이겼어요.
APEL, BP, 모든 대회 이겼어요.
아, 다시 말할 수 있네. 잘 가고 있네.
그럼 토너먼트에서, 당연히 토론자로서 국제 토론자로서,
메이저가 올 때, 아시아 메인, 세계 메인,
UADC 날짜를 봤어요. 시도해보자. 국제 레벨에서 뭐 할 수 있을까.
UADC 2개월 전에 엄청 준비했어요.
40개 스퍼 준비했어요. 세션 많이 했어요.
가능한 드릴 다 했어요. UADC에 모든 노력 쏟았어요.
시도해보자. 생전 처음 해외 가는 거야.
결승 못 가거나 이기지 못해도 된다고 생각했어요.
해외 가서 재미 보면 돼.
하지만 때로는 별이 맞아, 운이 좋아요.
어떻게든 아시아 챔피언이 됐어요.
크게 의미 있어요. 나라를 위해 깃발 들고,
아시아 가장 큰 무대에 대표할 수 있었어요.
항상 세계 가장 큰 무대에 나라 대표하는 게 꿈이었어요.
WC 못 갔지만 QC 갔어요.
하고 싶은 건, 이제 시작이에요.
이겼지만 더 이기고 싶어요. 배고픔이 깨우쳐줘요.
흔히 꿈은 아파요. 하지만 그게 우리를 인간으로 만들어요.
삶을 살아가게 해요. 아마 더 많이 이길 거예요.
아마 할 수 있을 거예요. 배고픔 멈추는 순간,
일을 멈추고 성취를 멈춰요.
마지막으로 하고 싶은 말은, 나는 큰 노박 조코비치 팬이에요.
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포스트매치 코멘터리에서?
mine. I saw movies that are in English.
I saw series that are in English. I read
English articles. I read English
newspapers. All of the things just to be
sure that I can speak in English. And
then somewhat after some time in a year
or two, I could actually uh like speak 7
minutes or 8 minutes in English. That
was like quite a fine deal for me back
then. But after when I made it to the
like the level that where I can take it
still like speak in English then my
purpose was to go forward and do well in
debates as well implement that in
debates and eventually do something that
can make sure that I can like I'm doing
well for the country and uh just like
every debater in Bangladesh it was my
dream to represent team Bangladesh in
world school diving championship uh but
the problem is that often times how hard
you work it doesn't work out for you and
I think it's fine because often time
hard work doesn't guarantee success
right I worked quite hard for making it
to team Bangladesh but the in my first
attempt I made it to the national camp
and then I got knocked out because
understandably my SC exam was going on
and I priorized my over getting
Bangladesh in the second attempt I
didn't even make it to the national camp
uh this was a true that happened in 2021
since I degree was I my team and I did
perform really bad or like whatever
happened we don't know but we didn't
even make it to the uh I didn't even
make it to the national and it was quite
a heartbreak for me because I used to be
a good debtor back then well like fine
debator who can actually made it through
the top 15 of the country or top 20 of
the country like the top 25 debtors were
taken out of the tournament and I was
not in the top 25 list And that made
like that broke my heart quite badly and
I was like okay probably it is not
happening for me probably I'm not good
enough probably it's not working out for
me. Uh but the problem often time that
is around us is that we always focus on
the negative things. So don't focus on
the positive things. Uh if I look back
into my college debating journey I won
five national tournaments back to back
and which is quite a big deal for that
time. But the problem is that I didn't
care because all of my passion was
related to getting into Bangladesh. And
when I didn't make it to uh it was like
quite heartbreaking for me. Then I
decided okay problem is not happening.
Let's take a pause. Let's restart. I
took a pause from debating. I didn't
debate for almost a year or half because
I was preparing for my admission. I had
other priorities in my life and I
thought that probably focusing on those
things makes more sense. When I got into
university, I got into beauty. Uh where
all the like luckily there are a lot of
good debtors in beauty. So we have a
good bunch of debtors out there in when
I got into beauty. Uh luckily again
everything started to pick up. I started
winning competition. We won multiple IV
tournaments consecutively. We won, we
won B, we won. All the tournaments
before and I was like okay probably
speaking again for me and probably I'm
going fine. then the tournament uh uh
and obviously when you're debator and we
international debtor we know that when
the majors are coming and when the like
main tournaments of the Asia main
tournaments of the world are coming and
when we saw the date of like UAC we were
like okay let's give it a shot and let's
try what we can do in the international
level as well before UADC for the last
two months before UADC we prepped so
hard we did like almost 40 spurs we did
take so many sessions we did all the
possible drills that we can do and we
put all of our efforts in the UAC and we
are like okay let's give it a try I'm
going abroad for the first time in my
life probably if I don't make it to the
final or probably if I don't win the
competition that's fine I can just go
abroad and have fun but uh sometimes the
stars align sometimes your luck works
for you right and in the competition we
somehow managed to become the champion
of Asia that's quite a big deal because
understandably For me, I was able to
hold my flag and hold and represent my
country in the biggest stage of Asia and
always it was my dream to actually
represent my nation at the biggest stage
of world. I couldn't make it in the WC
but I made it in the QC. The thing that
I want to say is that uh it's just the
beginning. I won but I want to win more
and I think the hunger actually keeps
you much more awake. Uh dream often time
hurts but this is what makes us human.
This is what makes us live our life
right. So I probably want to win most
probably I'll be able to probably I
don't want to be able to but the moment
in time that you pause your hunger is
the moment you actually stop working for
it and you stop like achieving it. One
thing I would like to say last uh as I'm
a big Nova Chocab fan as I follow
tennis. Uh what can you say after a game
uh in a postmatch commentary?
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주요 어휘

연습 시작
어휘 의미

journey

/ˈdʒɜːr.ni/

B1
  • noun
  • - 여행

barrier

/ˈbær.i.ər/

B2
  • noun
  • - 장벽

debate

/dɪˈbeɪt/

B2
  • verb
  • - 토론하다
  • noun
  • - 토론

nervous

/ˈnɜːr.vəs/

B1
  • adjective
  • - 불안한

speech

/spiːtʃ/

B1
  • noun
  • - 연설

competition

/ˌkɑːm.pəˈtɪʃ.ən/

B1
  • noun
  • - 경쟁

motivation

/ˌmoʊ.t̬ɪˈveɪ.ʃən/

B2
  • noun
  • - 동기

dream

/driːm/

A2
  • noun
  • - 꿈
  • verb
  • - 꿈꾸다

passion

/ˈpæʃ.ən/

B2
  • noun
  • - 열정

routine

/ruːˈtiːn/

B1
  • noun
  • - 일상

represent

/ˌrep.rɪˈzent/

B2
  • verb
  • - 대표하다

effort

/ˈef.ɚt/

B1
  • noun
  • - 노력

champion

/ˈtʃæm.pi.ən/

B1
  • noun
  • - 챔피언

hungry

/ˈhʌŋ.ɡri/

A2
  • adjective
  • - 배고픈
  • adjective
  • - 갈망하는

tournament

/ˈtʊr.nə.mənt/

B1
  • noun
  • - 토너먼트

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