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Hey, in this week's English lesson, I want to help you. 00:00
Yes. 00:03
You finally start thinking in English. 00:04
You heard me right? 00:08
You're gonna stop translating in your mind. 00:09
Instead, you'll start thinking in English and speaking English with confidence. 00:13
R. 00:17
You ready? 00:17
Well, then I'm teacher Tiffani. 00:19
Let's jump right in. 00:21
Tip number one. 00:23
Tip number one is to surround yourself. 00:25
With English. 00:30
Let me break this down. 00:31
In other words, you need to immerse yourself in English speaking 00:32
environments as much as possible. 00:37
This includes watching movies, listening to music, and reading books in English. 00:41
The more you expose yourself, the easier it will be to start thinking in English. 00:47
Now, let me say something that will hopefully encourage you. 00:54
When I was teaching English in South Korea, I had thousands of students, 00:57
but there was one student, one student that I will never, ever forget. 01:02
This individual. 01:07
He came into my class and when he started speaking to me, I literally wondered 01:08
in my mind, why is he in my class? 01:13
That's how good his English was. 01:17
His pronunciation was great. 01:19
His thought process was amazing, and the way he articulated his ideas blew me away. 01:21
So I asked him, I said, have you ever lived abroad? 01:27
Did you ever study in America? 01:31
He said, no, I've never lived abroad, and I've never studied abroad. 01:34
So immediately I was curious, how are you able to speak English so well? 01:39
And you know what he told me, this tip right here, he immersed himself, he 01:45
surrounded himself with English, watching English movies, watching YouTube videos 01:52
in English, listening to English podcasts. 01:58
So much so that his English became amazing. 02:01
So if you're wondering, is this possible? 02:05
Yes, it doesn't matter where you live, there might not be any 02:08
other English speaker around you. 02:12
Don't worry. 02:14
Remember this tip. 02:17
When you surround yourself with English, your English will improve and your ability 02:18
to think in English will also improve. 02:25
You got me? 02:29
Let's keep it moving. 02:30
Tip number two. 02:31
Tip number two is to speak out loud. 02:34
Yes, you heard me speak out loud. 02:40
Listen closely. 02:43
It's important for you to practice speaking English 02:44
out loud whenever you can. 02:48
For example, describe your environment. 02:51
Think of English words to describe various situations, or simply 02:54
talk to yourself in English. 02:59
This will help you become more comfortable with thinking in English. 03:02
It will literally force you to organize your thoughts in English before you speak. 03:07
You have to think right? 03:12
So it doesn't matter if you are living alone or if you are living in a country 03:14
where there's no one else around you. 03:18
While you're sitting there in your room, in your kitchen, or maybe while you're 03:20
at work, think about your activity. 03:25
And speak about it. 03:28
Now, maybe if you're at work, your coworkers might look at you a little 03:29
funny, so try this when you're in an environment where it won't matter if 03:32
you're speaking out loud, but it's important to articulate your thoughts. 03:37
It's important to say them out loud. 03:41
And when I say out loud, I don't mean. 03:44
Hey, my name is, and how are you? 03:46
No. 03:49
Listen. 03:50
As your English teacher, remember, I believe in you, and 03:51
you need to believe in yourself. 03:54
When you believe in yourself, your shoulders go back. 03:56
You speak with more confidence, speak out loud, and with confidence, 03:59
you have to believe in yourself. 04:04
So tip number two, speak out loud. 04:08
Makes sense right now before we go on to tip number two, I want to remind 04:12
you that every week I send out tips that help English learners around 04:17
the world improve their English. 04:22
So if you're not already getting my newsletter, free newsletter via 04:23
email, all you have to do is go to www.speakenglishwithTiffani.com/newsletter. 04:27
I want to help you and if you'd like to get these free emails, Please go to the 04:35
link and join this email newsletter. 04:40
I wanna help you even more. 04:44
All right, so let's now go to tip number three. 04:46
Tip number three is to use images. 04:49
Use images instead of relying on translating words in your head. 04:54
Try to connect English words to their meanings by using actual images. 05:01
Yes, pictures. 05:08
You can also create flashcards in order to connect English words with their concepts. 05:10
Now, I used this in my classroom. 05:15
All the time when I was teaching English in Korea, remember I was 05:18
hired to help some, um, soldiers. 05:22
They were on the military base and they were trying to learn English, and I used 05:26
images, and they absolutely loved it. 05:30
Why? 05:32
Because it was a fun way to learn English. 05:33
I'd show them the picture, and then I'd ask them individually, 05:36
Hey, describe this picture. 05:39
Pick a word that describes this picture and they would start thinking of 05:42
different words, because there's something that happens when you use images. 05:46
It activates a different side of your brain, and it makes the 05:50
learning process more enjoyable. 05:54
So in order to start thinking in English, start using images and it will 05:56
trigger certain things in your brain. 06:01
So no matter what word you say, or if you find a new word, that 06:03
word will now moving forward, be connected to that image in your brain. 06:07
Makes sense. 06:12
Right. 06:12
Okay. 06:13
Let's move on to tip number four. 06:14
Tip number four is also an important one. 06:17
Think in English during everyday activities. 06:20
You see when you're performing simple tasks like cooking or driving, it's 06:25
important for you to try to think in English, for example, describe the 06:30
steps you are taking and anticipate what you need to do next, and create simple 06:35
English sentences to describe your daily. 06:41
Activities. 06:44
I used to do this when I was in South Korea studying Korean. 06:46
Whenever I had to take a taxi and the taxi was driving me from one destination, 06:49
from one location to another location, I would, in my mind, in Korea and 06:54
say, okay, he's about to turn left. 06:58
All right, now he's about to turn right. 07:00
Okay. 07:02
He's going to go forward. 07:02
He's gonna stop at this light. 07:03
But I was saying it in Korean. 07:05
Why to practice using Korean over and over again, and you can do the same thing. 07:07
Think in English during your everyday activities. 07:13
I'm pouring some water in my cup. 07:16
I'm calling my friend to tell them something. 07:19
Think in English and describe your everyday activities. 07:22
You'll be amazed how quickly you'll start thinking in English. 07:25
Make sense. 07:30
Alright, here we go. 07:31
Let's go to tip number five. 07:32
Tip number five. 07:35
Another important one. 07:35
Tip number five is practice thinking in English. 07:37
During quiet moments, you see, use the quiet moments of 07:42
your day to think in English. 07:47
This is a great tip because it will encourage you to be calm 07:51
when you think in English. 07:56
Lemme break this down. 07:57
Normally when you get in a situation where someone asks you a question 08:00
in English, someone that's a native English speaker, or even another 08:04
English learner that is maybe a little bit above you, what happens? 08:09
You immediately feel a little nervous. 08:14
Maybe your palms start sweating, and it seems like your mind goes blank, right? 08:16
Nervousness becomes attached to speaking English. 08:20
But now we are switching that emotion. 08:26
Tip number five, again, in your quiet moments when you're calm, when you're 08:29
relaxed, start thinking in English. 08:36
Think about your day. 08:40
Think about your friend, your family member, your spouse. 08:42
Describe that person. 08:45
Describe that situation. 08:46
Now a feeling of calmness, a feeling of relaxation will be 08:49
attached to thinking in English. 08:54
Makes sense, right? 08:57
Speaking English, yes. 08:58
It's about learning words, expressions, but it's also about 09:00
managing your emotions, staying calm. 09:03
There's an expression, cool, calm, and collected. 09:06
This is a tip that will help you starting today. 09:10
Let's move on to tip number six. 09:14
Tip number six. 09:16
Avoid using translation apps. 09:18
Too much notice I didn't say all together. 09:21
Translation apps are not bad, but don't use them. 09:25
Too much, let me explain. 09:29
Translation apps can sometimes be helpful, but relying on them too much can 09:31
hinder your ability to think in English. 09:37
Instead, what I want you to do is to challenge yourself to find alternative 09:42
ways to express your thoughts in English without relying so much on translations. 09:48
Here's something interesting. 09:54
I was just teaching a class about two weeks ago. 09:56
And there was a new student that had joined our family, and the 09:59
student, I could tell they were looking for a specific word, but now 10:02
I've spoke, I've literally taught thousands upon thousands of students, 10:08
so I can read students quite well. 10:11
I know when it's important for me to help and when it's important for me 10:13
to simply wait and let them process it and let them figure it out. 10:16
It was that type of moment. 10:21
It was the moment where I needed to sit back and just listen 10:23
and let her figure it out. 10:26
I could tell she wanted me to give her the word, but she could also tell by my facial 10:28
expression that I was simply gonna wait and that I wanted her to figure it out. 10:32
So she didn't say the word she was looking for, but she found an 10:36
alternative way, an alternate way of saying what she wanted to say. 10:40
And then I smiled. 10:45
This is what happens when you don't rely on translation apps too much. 10:47
When you don't rely on, Hey, let me stop and find the exact word. 10:52
It's okay. 10:56
Find other words in your database, in your brain that you can use 10:57
to express yourself, and then later on look up that word. 11:01
But in the moment, it's okay. 11:05
Figure it out. 11:07
So again, tip number six, avoid using translation apps too much. 11:09
You don't wanna rely on them too much. 11:15
Tip number seven. 11:18
Use context clues. 11:21
We're talking about thinking in English, so let me explain. 11:23
When you encounter unfamiliar words or expressions in English, 11:27
don't get frustrated or nervous. 11:31
Remember, we talked about being calm, cool, calm and collected. 11:33
Don't get frustrated or nervous. 11:38
Instead, try to understand their meaning based on the 11:40
context in which they are used. 11:44
We're talking about thinking in English, so look at the text, look at what the 11:46
word, where the word is located, and try to think about what's going on. 11:50
This will help you rely less on translations and focus more on 11:56
understanding the overall message. 12:01
In other words, it will help you think more in English. 12:04
Remember, these tips are going to help you transform your English. 12:10
It's possible, my friend, I believe in you. 12:15
You can do it. 12:19
Just apply these tips that you're learning. 12:20
Tip number eight. 12:24
Keep a journal. 12:26
Keep a journal. 12:28
I actually have. 12:29
Tons of journals. 12:30
Now I have these journals sitting right here. 12:32
I use journals for many different aspects of my business, but I also 12:34
use them for personal reasons. 12:38
I write down many things. 12:40
I write down things when I'm having my worship studying the Bible. 12:42
I write down things that pop up into my head throughout the day. 12:45
When you keep a journal, you'll notice that you'll be able to start 12:49
thinking in English even more. 12:53
You see, start writing a journal in English on a regular basis. 12:55
For example, write about your thoughts, write about your 12:59
feelings, and your experiences. 13:01
This will help you practice thinking in English and improve your 13:04
writing skills at the same time. 13:07
Remember, it doesn't have to be long. 13:10
It's just getting into the habit of writing in your journal on a regular 13:13
basis, forcing yourself to organize your thoughts, to organize your ideas. 13:18
To lay out using words, what you experienced throughout the day, improving 13:24
your ability to think in English. 13:31
Tip number nine, engage in conversations with native English speakers. 13:34
Now, before I break this down, I want to remind you of something 13:40
native English speakers. 13:43
We're nice people. 13:46
Now, there are always gonna be some people that are not nice, 13:47
but in general, we're nice. 13:50
Come on now. 13:52
Look at my smile. 13:53
Come on now. 13:53
Go ahead. 13:54
You can smile too. 13:55
Listen, we're generally, we're nice people, so engage in conversations. 13:56
Don't be shy. 14:02
We'll talk to you now, again, as your teacher, of course, it's a little bit 14:03
different because I'm here, I'm teaching you a lesson, but we're speaking 14:06
about when you are in an environment where English speakers are around you. 14:09
Or even online English forums or or Facebook groups engage in conversations. 14:13
Let me break it down. 14:20
It is important to seek opportunities to engage in conversations 14:21
with native English speakers. 14:25
If you don't personally know any native English speakers, you can find online 14:28
forums and start speaking to people there. 14:34
This will help you gain more confidence in your English and also help you think. 14:37
Faster in English. 14:43
This is the goal to think faster in English practice. 14:45
You can be at home having your keyboard and typing. 14:49
Start the conversation. 14:52
You can do it. 14:54
Tip number 10. 14:55
Tip number 10. 14:57
I want you to pay close attention to be patient and. 14:58
Persistent. 15:04
It is important to remember that thinking in English is a skill that 15:05
takes time and practice to develop. 15:09
Please, my friend, please be patient with your self and keep going even when it gets 15:14
difficult, because it will get difficult. 15:25
Over time, you'll start to notice how much easier it is for you to think in English. 15:28
In other words, don't give up these tips that I'm sharing with you. 15:35
Put them into practice and be patient with yourself. 15:42
You are amazing. 15:47
You're learning another language. 15:47
You're already awesome. 15:49
You're amazing. 15:50
Be patient with yourself. 15:52
You're learning a brand new technique, a brand new skill, and your brain 15:54
needs time to adapt, but practice more and more practice makes progress. 15:58
You like that. 16:09
Practice makes progress. 16:10
I believe in you and I want you to believe in yourself. 16:13
I hope you enjoyed this lesson. 16:16
Remember to speak English and I'll talk to you next time. 16:17
I have decided, Hey, you still there? 16:28
You know what time it is? 16:34
It's story time. 16:35
Hey, I said it story time. 16:39
All right, so I wanna tell you this story, and this is a story also about. 16:42
Thinking. 16:50
So there's something very interesting about females, right? 16:52
We are very unique now, guys, we love you too. 16:56
But there's something that females are able to do that I've noticed that 17:01
guys, our brothers are not able to do. 17:05
Honestly, I haven't seen it happen ever, but maybe, maybe 17:09
you are an exception to the rule. 17:13
Let me explain. 17:14
So. 17:15
I was teaching this class in South Korea. 17:17
It was an early morning class 6:00 AM very early, and I had four students in 17:20
the class, three gentlemen and one woman. 17:24
Now, on this day, only two individuals came to class. 17:28
Sometimes, you know, it was a little early. 17:31
It's hard to get up in the morning. 17:33
So the female and one of the guys came to class. 17:35
Now I really enjoyed both of their company, right? 17:39
So on this day I said, you know what? 17:42
Let's kind of just take it easy. 17:43
We took a break from the lesson and we just enjoyed having 17:45
a conversation in English. 17:48
And during the conversation, the guy was telling us about his wife, and 17:50
we were trying to explain to him. 17:55
How women think and he, he wasn't getting it. 17:57
And I said, okay, I want us to stop really quickly, and let's 18:01
say his name was James, right? 18:04
I said, James, I want to show you something. 18:06
Now, the woman was Korean, right? 18:08
I am African American. 18:10
She was Korean. 18:11
I said, James, I want to show you something. 18:13
I said, women, we have a natural ability to know what each other is thinking. 18:15
No matter what co, like we know what we're thinking. 18:21
He said, what do you mean? 18:24
He said, that's not possible. 18:26
I said, watch now, we didn't plan this. 18:27
We didn't decide on a topic, nothing. 18:31
I said, James, watch, and I immediately turned my gaze to the woman. 18:34
I looked at her and I said, nothing for about 10 seconds. 18:39
We just looked each other in the eye. 18:44
At the end of that 10 seconds I said, Mm-hmm. 18:46
And I looked back at James. 18:49
James was sitting there like, what just happened? 18:51
Then I asked the woman, tell me what I said, and she said 18:54
exactly what I was thinking. 18:58
Now, of course, James was in shock, but she and I, we just laughed. 19:01
Why? 19:04
Because as women, we already knew that we had this innate ability to 19:05
understand each other, to know what we were thinking without saying 19:10
anything now, Just as a sidebar, this is why, to be very honest guys. 19:14
We apologize, we expect you guys to know what we're thinking because as 19:21
women we understand each other, right? 19:25
So guys, husbands, we understand sometimes you get a little stressed 19:27
because your wifes, they want you to know what they're thinking. 19:31
You just don't have that ability many times and it's okay. 19:35
So women, as women, we have to do better. 19:38
We have to. 19:40
Explain to our, our husbands and our spouse, we have to explain to 19:40
them when we're thinking, right? 19:43
So that's just, you know, truth. 19:44
All right? 19:46
So, but again, in that moment he realized, oh my goodness, you guys 19:46
actually understood each other. 19:51
And I laughed and she laughed as well, because again, it was not planned. 19:53
And I had always done it with American women because I'm an American. 19:57
But I knew even though she was Korean, we would be able to understand each 20:00
other even without saying words. 20:05
Honestly, I think it's a gift from God because I've seen it happen. 20:07
Another sidebar. 20:11
Whenever we play games and we have men against women, the women always win. 20:12
If it's anything dealing with like a mental game, the women win, not 20:16
because the men aren't smart, extremely intelligent, but we as women have 20:20
the ability to pass messages to each other without saying anything. 20:25
I don't know how it works. 20:28
I don't know what God did, but it definitely happens, especially 20:30
with my best friend from college. 20:34
Oh my goodness. 20:35
We can be across the room, have a full conversation and never say, A word. 20:36
So men be careful. 20:41
But yes, so that's just an example of one of the amazing abilities that women have. 20:45
And gentlemen, we know you have amazing abilities too, but right 20:50
now we talking about the women. 20:53
I hope you guys enjoyed this story. 20:55
I hope you have an awesome week, and I'll talk to you in the next lesson. 20:57

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[中文]
嘿,本周英语 教训,我想帮助你。
是的。
你终于开始用英语思考。
你没听错吧?
你要停下来 翻译在你的脑海里。
相反,您将开始用英语思考 并充满自信地说英语。
R.
你准备好了吗?
那么我是Tiffani老师。
让我们开始吧。
第一个提示。
第一条建议是包围自己。
有英语。
让我来解释一下。
换句话说,您需要沉浸其中 尽可能让自己处于英语
环境中。
这包括看电影、听 听音乐、阅读英文书籍。
暴露自己越多,就越容易 这将是开始用英语思考。
现在,我要说的是 希望会鼓励你。
当我在南方教英语时 韩国,我有数千名学生,
但只有一名学生,一名学生 我永远不会忘记。
这个人。
他来到我的班级,当他开始时 跟我说话时,我心里确实想知道
,为什么他在我的班上?
他的英语就是这么好。
他的发音很棒。
他的思维过程令人惊叹,而且 他表达自己想法的方式让我震惊。
所以我问他,我说, 你曾经在国外生活过吗?
你在美国留学过吗?
他说,不,我从来没有在国外生活过, 而且我从来没有出国留学过。
所以我立刻很好奇,怎么样 你英语说得这么好吗?
你知道他告诉我什么,这个提示 就在这里,他沉浸其中,他
用英语包围着自己,看着 英语电影、观看英语 YouTube 视频
、听英语播客。
以至于他的 英语变得很棒。
如果您想知道这可能吗?
是的,在哪里并不重要 如果你生活在你身边,你周围可能没有任何其他说英语的人
别担心。
记住这个提示。
当你周围都是英语时, 您的英语将会提高,您用英语思考的能力
也会提高。
你明白我的意思了吗?
让我们继续前进。
第二点提示。
第二个技巧是大声说出来。
是的,你听到我大声说话了。
仔细听。
这对您来说很重要 只要有可能,就练习大声说英语
例如,描述您的环境。
想出英文单词来描述 各种情况,或者只是
用英语自言自语。
这将帮助您变得更加 能够轻松地用英语思考。
它实际上会迫使你组织起来 在你说话之前用英语表达你的想法。
你想对了吗?
所以你是否还活着并不重要 独自一人,或者如果您生活在
周围没有其他人的国家/地区。
当您坐在房间里时, 在你的厨房里,或者当你
在工作时,想想你的活动。
并谈谈它。
现在,也许如果您在工作,您的 同事可能会用有点滑稽的眼神
来看待你,所以当你处于困境中时可以尝试这样做 如果
你大声说话并不重要,但这是 表达你的想法很重要。
大声说出来很重要。
当我大声说出来时,我并不是这个意思。
嘿,我的名字是,你好吗?
不。
听着。
作为你的英语老师, 记住,我相信你,
你需要相信自己。
当你相信自己时, 你的肩膀向后退。
你说话更加自信, 充满信心地大声说出来,
你必须相信自己。
所以第二点,大声说出来。
在我们继续之前现在就有意义了 第二条小费,我想提醒
您,我每周都会发送小费 帮助
世界各地的英语学习者提高英语水平。
所以,如果您还没有得到 我的时事通讯,通过
电子邮件发送的免费时事通讯,您所要做的就是访问 www.speakenglishwithTiffani.com/newsletter。
我想帮助你,如果你愿意的话 获取这些免费电子邮件,请转到
链接并加入此电子邮件通讯。
我想为您提供更多帮助。
好吧,现在让我们开始吧 转到第三个提示。
第三个技巧是使用图像。
使用图像而不是依赖 在你的脑海中翻译单词。
尝试将英语单词与其对应的含义联系起来 使用实际图像来表达含义。
是的,图片。
您还可以创建抽认卡以便 将英语单词与其概念连接起来。
现在,我在课堂上使用了它。
我教学时的所有时间 韩国的英语,记得我是
受雇来帮助一些,嗯,士兵的。
他们在军事基地,他们 我正在尝试学习英语,我使用了
张图片,他们非常喜欢它。
为什么?
因为这是一种有趣的英语学习方式。
我会给他们看照片,然后 然后我会单独问他们,
嘿,描述一下这张照片。
选择一个词来描述这张图片 他们会开始思考
个不同的单词,因为有一些东西 当你使用图像时就会发生这种情况。
它激活另一侧 你的大脑,它让
学习过程变得更加愉快。
所以为了开始思考 英语,开始使用图像,它会
触发你大脑中的某些东西。
所以无论你说什么, 或者如果您找到一个新单词,该
单词现在将向前移动,成为 连接到你大脑中的那个图像。
有道理。
对。
好的。
让我们继续讨论第四个技巧。
第四条提示也很重要。
期间用英语思考 日常活动。
当你执行简单的操作时你会看到 做饭或开车等任务时,尝试思考对您来说
很重要 例如,英语描述了
个步骤并预计会发生什么 接下来,您需要创建简单的
英语句子来描述您的日常生活。
活动。
我小时候就这么做过 在韩国学习韩语。
每当我不得不乘坐出租车时 出租车载着我从一个目的地
从一个位置到另一个位置, 在我看来,在韩国,
会说,好吧,他即将左转。
好吧,现在他要右转了。
好的。
他要继续前进。
他会在这个红绿灯处停下来。
但我是用韩语说的。
为什么要练习使用韩语 再来一次,你也可以做同样的事情。
期间用英语思考 您的日常活动。
我正在往杯子里倒一些水。
我正在给我的朋友打电话 告诉他们一些事情。
用英语思考并描述 您的日常活动。
您会惊讶地发现速度如此之快 你会开始用英语思考。
有道理。
好的,我们开始吧。
让我们来看第五条提示。
第五点提示。
另一个重要的。
第五点是练习 用英语思考。
在安静的时刻,你 瞧,利用一天中
的安静时刻用英语思考。
这是一个很好的提示,因为它 当您用英语思考时,会鼓励您保持冷静
让我来解释一下。
通常当你遇到某种情况时 有人用英语问你问题
,而且是母语人士 说英语的人,或者甚至是另一个
英语学习者,可能是 在你上方一点点,会发生什么?
你立刻感到有点紧张。
也许你的手掌开始出汗,然后 看来你的大脑一片空白,对吧?
紧张变得依恋 说英语。
但现在我们正在转变这种情绪。
第五点,再次,在安静的情况下 当你平静、
放松的时候,开始用英语思考。
想想你的一天。
想想你的朋友、你的 家庭成员,你的配偶。
描述那个人。
描述一下这种情况。
现在有一种平静的感觉, 用英语思考会带来
的放松感。
有道理,对吧?
会说英语,是的。
这是关于学习单词的, 表达方式,但它也涉及
管理情绪、保持冷静。
有一个表达式, 冷静、冷静、镇定。
这是一个提示 从今天开始帮助你。
让我们继续讨论第六条提示。
第六点提示。
避免使用翻译应用程序。
太多注意事项,我没有全部说出来。
翻译应用程序不是 不好,但不要使用它们。
太多了,让我解释一下。
翻译应用程序有时可以 有帮助,但过度依赖它们可能
阻碍你用英语思考的能力。
相反,我希望你做的是 挑战自己,寻找替代的
种方式用英语表达您的想法 而不需要如此依赖翻译。
这里有一些有趣的事情。
我刚刚在教一个 大约两周前的课。
还有一个新学生 加入了我们的家庭,而
学生,我可以看出他们是 正在寻找一个特定的单词,但现在
我已经说过了,我已经真正教过 成千上万的学生,
所以我可以很好地阅读学生。
我知道什么时候对我来说很重要 帮助,当对我来说很重要的时候
只需等待并让他们处理 并让他们弄清楚。
就是这样的时刻。
这就是我需要的时刻 坐下来听
,让她弄清楚。
我看得出来她希望我给她 字,但她也可以从我的面部
表情看出我只是想等待 我希望她能弄清楚。
所以她没有说她这个词 正在寻找,但她找到了一种
替代方法,一种替代方法 说出她想说的话。
然后我笑了。
如果您不这样做,就会发生这种情况 过于依赖翻译应用程序。
当你不再依赖时,嘿,让 我停下来找到确切的词。
没关系。
在数据库中查找其他单词, 在你的大脑中你可以使用
来表达自己,然后 稍后查一下这个词。
但目前来说,没关系。
弄清楚。
所以再说一遍,第六点,避免 过度使用翻译应用程序。
你不想太依赖他们。
提示七。
使用上下文线索。
我们正在谈论思考 是英文的,所以让我解释一下。
当你遇到不熟悉的人时 英语单词或表达方式,
不要感到沮丧或紧张。
记住,我们讨论过 冷静、冷静、冷静、镇定。
不要感到沮丧或紧张。
相反,尝试理解 它们的含义基于使用它们的
上下文。
我们正在谈论用英语思考, 因此,请查看文本,查看
单词是什么,该单词所在的位置,以及 试着想想发生了什么事。
这将帮助您减少对 翻译并更多地关注
理解整体信息。
换句话说,这会有所帮助 你用英语思考更多。
请记住,这些提示将 帮助你改变你的英语。
这是可能的,我的 朋友,我相信你。
你能做到。
只需应用这些提示即可 你正在学习的。
第八点提示。
记日记。
记日记。
我确实有。
大量期刊。
现在我有了这些日记 就坐在这里。
我将日记用于许多不同的用途 我的业务的各个方面,但我也
出于个人原因使用它们。
我写下了很多东西。
当我有事情的时候我会写下来 我崇拜学习圣经。
我写下弹出的内容 一整天都在我的脑海里。
当您写日记时,您会 请注意,您将能够开始
更多地用英语思考。
你瞧,开始写日记吧 定期用英语。
例如,写下您的 想法,写下您的
感受和经历。
这将帮助您练习 用英语思考,同时提高您的
写作技巧。
请记住,不必太长。
这只是养成习惯 定期在日记中写下
,强迫自己进行整理 你的想法,整理你的想法。
使用文字列出您要做什么 一整天的体验,提高
您用英语思考的能力。
提示九,参与对话 与以英语为母语的人。
现在,在我详细解释之前,我 我想提醒您一些
以英语为母语的人的事情。
我们都是好人。
现在,总会有 有些人不太友善,
但总的来说,我们很好。
来吧。
看看我的笑容。
来吧。
继续吧。
你也可以微笑。
听着,我们通常都很好 人们,所以要进行对话。
不要害羞。
我们现在将再次与您交谈,作为您的 老师,当然,有点
不同,因为我在这里,我在教书 给你上一课,但我们正在谈论
当你处于某个环境中时 你周围有说英语的人。
甚至在线英语论坛或或 Facebook 群组参与对话。
让我来分解一下。
寻找机会很重要 与以英语为母语的人进行对话
如果您个人不认识任何当地人 说英语的人,您可以找到在线
论坛并开始与那里的人交谈。
这将帮助您获得更多信心 用你的英语,也帮助你思考。
英语更快。
这是思考的目标 英语练习速度更快。
您可以在家享用 你的键盘和打字。
开始对话。
你能做到。
小费编号 10。
小费编号 10。
我希望您付清 注意要有耐心。
持久。
重要的是要记住这一点 用英语思考是一项
需要时间和练习才能培养的技能。
请我的朋友,请耐心等待 即使变得
困难,也要坚持下去,因为它会变得困难。
随着时间的推移,您会开始注意到有多少 你用英语思考会更容易。
换句话说,不要放弃这些 我与您分享的技巧。
将它们付诸实践并 对自己要有耐心。
你太棒了。
您正在学习另一种语言。
你已经很棒了。
你太棒了。
对自己要有耐心。
您正在学习一项全新的技术, 一项全新的技能,你的大脑
需要时间来适应,但要多练习 越来越多的实践才会进步。
你喜欢这样。
实践才能进步。
我相信你并且我想要 你要相信自己。
我希望您喜欢这节课。
记得说英语并且 下次我再和你谈谈。
我决定了,嘿,你还在吗?
你知道现在几点了吗?
故事时间到了。
嘿,我说了故事时间了。
好吧,我想告诉你这一点 故事,这也是一个故事。
思考。
所以有一些非常 对女性很有趣,对吧?
我们现在非常独特, 伙计们,我们也爱你们。
但有些东西是女性 我注意到我们的兄弟们
无法做到这一点。
说实话,我还没看过 曾经发生过,但也许,也许
你是规则的例外。
让我解释一下。
所以。
我在韩国教这门课。
那是一堂早课,早上 6:00 很早就,我的
班上有四名学生,三名男士和一名女士。
现在,在这一天,只有两个 个人来上课。
有时候,你知道, 时间有点早了。
早上很难起床。
所以女性和其中之一 伙计们来上课了。
现在我真的很喜欢两者 他们公司的吧?
所以在这一天我说,你知道吗?
让我们放松一点。
我们下课休息了一会儿 我们很高兴用英语进行
对话。
在谈话过程中,那家伙 正在向我们讲述他的妻子,
我们试图向他解释。
女人的想法和他, 他不明白。
我说,好吧,我希望我们这样做 快停下来,让我们
说他的名字是詹姆斯,对吧?
我说,詹姆斯,我想要 向你展示一些东西。
现在,这个女人是韩国人,对吧?
我是非裔美国人。
她是韩国人。
我说,詹姆斯,我想要 向你展示一些东西。
我说,女人,我们有一种天生的能力 知道彼此在想什么。
不管怎样,就像我们一样 知道我们在想什么。
他说,你什么意思?
他说,那不可能。
我说,现在看,我们没有计划这个。
我们没有决定主题,什么都没有。
我说,詹姆斯,看,我立即 我把目光转向那个女人。
我看着她说, 大约 10 秒钟没有任何反应。
我们只是看着对方的眼睛。
在那 10 章结束时 秒我说,嗯嗯。
然后我回头看着詹姆斯。
詹姆斯坐在那里 就像,刚刚发生了什么?
然后我问那个女人,告诉 我说了我说的话,她说的正是我的想法
当然,现在詹姆斯很震惊, 但她和我,我们只是笑了。
为什么?
因为作为女性,我们已经知道 我们有这种与生俱来的能力
互相理解,知道什么 我们现在正在思考,但没有说
任何东西,只是作为侧边栏, 这就是为什么,老实说。
我们深表歉意,希望你们能够 知道我们在想什么,因为
位女性我们互相理解,对吧?
所以,伙计们,丈夫们,我们理解 有时你会有点压力
因为你的妻子想要你 知道他们在想什么。
你只是没有那个能力 多次就没事了。
所以女性,作为女性,我们必须做得更好。
我们必须这样做。
向我们、我们的丈夫和我们解释 我们的配偶,当我们思考时,我们必须向
他们解释,对吗?
所以这就是事实。
好吧?
所以,但同样,在那一刻他 意识到,天哪,你们
实际上是互相理解的。
我笑了,她也笑了, 因为这又不是计划好的。
我一直都是和美国航空一起做的 女人,因为我是美国人。
但我知道即使她是韩国人, 即使不说话,我们也能够理解
彼此。
老实说,我认为这是来自 天哪,因为我亲眼目睹了这一切的发生。
另一个侧边栏。
每当我们玩游戏时,我们都会有男人 对女人来说,女人总是赢。
如果有类似的事情 一场心理游戏,女性获胜,而不是
,因为男性不聪明,非常 聪明,但我们作为女性有
将信息传递给 彼此什么也不说。
我不知道它是如何工作的。
我不知道上帝做了什么,但是 这肯定会发生,尤其是
和我大学里最好的朋友在一起。
天哪。
我们可以在房间的另一边,有一个完整的 谈话时永远不要说“一句话”。
所以男人要小心。
但是,是的,这只是一个例子 女性拥有的惊人能力。
先生们,我们知道你们有 能力也很惊人,但是
现在我们谈论的是女性。
我希望你们喜欢这个故事。
希望您度过愉快的一周,并且 我会在下一课和你谈谈。
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重点词汇

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词汇 含义

confidence

/ˈkɒnfɪdəns/

B2
  • noun
  • - 信心

immerse

/ɪˈmɜːrs/

C1
  • verb
  • - 沉浸

articulate

/ɑːrˈtɪkjuleɪt/

C1
  • verb
  • - 明确表达

curious

/ˈkjʊəriəs/

B1
  • adjective
  • - 好奇的

anticipate

/ænˈtɪsɪpeɪt/

B2
  • verb
  • - 预料

frustrated

/ˈfrʌstreɪtɪd/

B2
  • adjective
  • - 沮丧的

environment

/ɪnˈvaɪərənmənt/

B1
  • noun
  • - 环境

persistent

/pərˈsɪstənt/

C1
  • adjective
  • - 坚持不懈的

hinder

/ˈhɪndər/

C1
  • verb
  • - 阻碍

journal

/ˈdʒɜːrnəl/

B1
  • noun
  • - 日记

innate

/ɪˈneɪt/

C2
  • adjective
  • - 天生的

adapt

/əˈdæpt/

B2
  • verb
  • - 适应

concept

/ˈkɒnsept/

B2
  • noun
  • - 概念

exception

/ɪkˈsepʃən/

B2
  • noun
  • - 例外

intelligent

/ɪnˈtelɪdʒənt/

B2
  • adjective
  • - 聪明的

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重点语法结构

  • You're gonna stop translating in your mind.

    ➔ 表示打算或预测的将来时态 'be going to'.

    "You're gonna" (going to 的缩写) 表示说话人确信会发生的未来行为。

  • The more you expose yourself, the easier it will be to start thinking in English.

    ➔ 相关比较级结构 'The + 比较级, the + 比较级'.

    ➔ 使用 "The more... the easier..." 来表明一个事件的程度取决于另一个事件。

  • I had thousands of students, but there was one student that I will never, ever forget.

    ➔ 带 'that' 的定语从句。

    ➔ 单词 "that" 引导定语从句,用于修饰那个特定的学生。

  • Have you ever lived abroad?

    ➔ 用于表达人生经历的现在完成时。

    "Have you ever" 用于询问过去某个不确定时间点的经历。

  • It doesn't matter if you are living alone.

    ➔ 主谓一致与条件句 'if'。

    "It doesn't matter" 对一般事实使用第三人称单数动词。

  • I'd show them the picture, and then I'd ask them individually.

    ➔ 表示过去习惯动作的 'would'。

    "I'd" (I would) 在此处用于描述课堂中重复的动作过程。

  • I'm pouring some water in my cup.

    ➔ 表示正在发生动作的现在进行时。

    "I'm pouring" (I am pouring) 明确了当前时刻正在发生的动作。

  • You will start to notice how much easier it is.

    ➔ 一般将来时。

    "You will start" 表示基于所给建议的未来结果。

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