Shadowing Practice: Kitap okumak beynimizi nasıl etkiliyor? - Learn English Speaking with YouTube
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If you have two questions,
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how can you find the answer?
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Look, I have a book and the name of the tablet,
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and the tablet in the inside of the tablet.
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But I can imagine the answer is what I can imagine.
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I can show you what I can show you.
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This is Albert Camus' s.
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This is the same.
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Actually, I have two books.
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I have a tablet that I can read.
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Look, tablet is like this,
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I have a tablet that you can't get into it,
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I have a tablet that you can't get into it,
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and I have a tablet that you can't get into it.
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...klişe, laflar, I'll say not.
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I think that both are necessary.
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But the two is also used to be a good idea...
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...that one of the things that are not intended to be able to express it.
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Maybe there is a person who has a book,
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...and there is a book that is not a book that has a book to see,
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...but they are very brilliant and really intelligent.
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But there is a person who has always been an author of the book that has a book...
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...and they have always written about it...
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...but they are not interested in it...
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...but they are not a book.
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This is how they can think about it,
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...itap is not a point for...
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...but they are not a point for a book that can not be a part of their own...
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But the truth is not that it is not
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that it is not that it is that it is not
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that it is not that it is not that it is a very important thing in the last scientific research.
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If you are ready to start watching, please start watching.
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This is a book.
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We call it an antiklopedi.
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This is a book.
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This is a book.
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This is a book.
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This is a book.
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This is a book.
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It's not a book.
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There is a book.
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in the sky we saw what happened.
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We could see how sweet and sweet.
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We could see how it's become a molecule,
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and what's happening and what's happening,
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and what's happening at the sea's into the sky.
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It's a very simple way and you can see what conditions are,
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the people who follow the research and the information is asking more.
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Maybe information is at an antiklopedic,
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has to be aware that There are two different kinds of things here.
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First of all, we need to be able to get this ayrım.
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So, if you have a book,
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you know what you want to learn,
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you know what you want to learn,
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you know what you want to learn.
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Because the research shows that the other way.
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A study One research, is that when we read books,
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the brain's in the Lod's body's in the morning,
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the brain's in the morning of the morning,
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the brain's in the morning's morning,
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the brain's in the next section,
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the meaning of the meaning of the meaning of the meaning of the brain that's an important role.
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This is why, a book on Alzheimer's,
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like an Alzheimer's, like an illness with a great deal,
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is amazing to see what's happening,
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but this disease, but this disease is the most important thing to think of the pain.
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So I'm going to read the video and watch the video
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and watch the video and watch the video and watch the video and watch the video and watch the video.
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Then, tomorrow, you will be able to forget everything you will forget.
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You can see that the toz is going to be able to make a video.
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The reason is that the toz is a little bit of a solution.
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So, the book is just learning,
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learning, enjoying, enjoying, enjoying, just enjoying,
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not just thinking, not just thinking.
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Everything before, the idea of the mind,
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the idea of the mind,
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the idea of the mind,
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the idea of the mind,
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not just a simple thing.
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That's why we started to start with it.
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We started to start with the IQ,
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which is to relay from Geo
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There are other lightweight as well as all the stories стало
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and if any knowledge of anything Einstein or Hawking known as all stone Stern in nature wants to Freud is not
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on the mathematics The Again,
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you can believe that this is not one of the educations of Ouomi as they do not,
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determines Einstein as you would not than ever Einstein had to run a war from this very important part
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is an important part that needs to be assessed Eve should all this began drives later with the 후
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So even some authors using why this can be an important part of our audience
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Let's talk to those who need 19
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Test This happened in a search product,
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the museum's schwer bin
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reflecting more than I sound ...
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at least this isn't.
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We limit on our legacy to practice but we haven't invisible away from the woods,
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because in this video we have a thought to be lifting 79 words and audio sticks were threatened.
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On what it looks like a lot of presan해주ces with some ideas was filled with emotional projects,
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nunrenched, a picture of them with people across.
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These Nay list of pictures are Frederikon who are caught up here.
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What relatively withером and traveled on a machine?
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Pan gespannt like aЙQ Like Lire
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area does not even get out of here?
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Or can owner you find someone maybe?
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The Sp ruled by媽 Maybe no doubt.
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Or люди tend to have eyes for this visualization.
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It islevel.
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God's eyes would reopen.
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They just open their eyes and they just open their eyes
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and they just open their eyes and they just open their eyes.
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This person is a good person or a good person?
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Or a good person?
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look at this and see what you can say?
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Let's try to see some of your own faces.
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Now I can only show you my own eyes.
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Can you see it?
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Yes, this is a very good one.
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The result of the research is shown that the people who are not writing books are not writing books.
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This is the result of the book's empathy.
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Well, I'm not sure if I'm not writing a few books,
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but I'm going to be a few books.
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This is the book of 2023's.
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This is the book of Turkey's 200.000'in the book of Hoylar.
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Yalnızca 2023 yılında satışa çıkan yerli ve yabancı kitapların okurlar tarafından
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oylandığı Kitap Yurdu Türkiye Okur ödülleri sonuçlandı ve 10 farklı kategoride en iyi kitaplar belirlendi.
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Cumhuriyetimizin 100 yıl dönümünde Cumhuriyetin Doğuşu adlı eser,
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iki farklı kategoride en çok oyu aldı.
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Ünlü tarihçi İlber Ortaylı'nın, Cumhuriyetin ilk yıllarındaki mücadele ve kazanımları ele aldığı bu kitabı,
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hem en iyi tarih kitabı ve hem de en iyi sosyal hayat kitabı seçildi.
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The big dream is the Roman category of the year has the most popular book in the show called
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Charmin Yaşar's Söyleme Bilmesinler adlı eseri,
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the series of our population,
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so it was coming to a number of 1.iliğe.
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The kategoris is the Istanbul's writers
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and writers of the day of love of the show called Gölgeler adlı eseriyle Zülfü Livaneli'yı kazanan oldu.
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I would like to thank our work in the book
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and our culture of the book and our youth and our culture of the show.
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I have a great good opportunity to have this week for the year of Turkey.
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Roman, hikaye, şiir, tarih, anı deneme,
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felsefe, çocuk, sosyal hayat, dini hayat ve ilk kitabın kategorilerinde yarışan tüm eserleri ve kazananları görebilmek için açıklamalar bölümündeki bağlantıyı kullanabilirsiniz.
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Sevdiğiniz yazarlara, şairlere oradan ulaşabilir ve onların eserleriyle empati yeteneğinizi arttırabilirsiniz.
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Empati demişken, bence yeterince önemsenmeyen bir kavram bu.
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Yani sırf empati yeteneğimi arttıracağım diye birkaç bin sayfa kitap mı okumam gerekiyor ...to be able to be able to do this.
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That's what life is in the way what kind of empathy is to you is to be able to do that.
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This is what's your life, empathy means to you.
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It's just a simple way to do it.
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It's just a simple way to do it.
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It's just a simple way to do it.
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If you want to know your feelings,
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you can do it with your hands,
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you can always keep your thoughts on your own.
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Some things are constantly changing.
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You have a problem with your friends,
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your friends, your family, your family,
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your family, your family, your family.
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So, more empathy is a life that has been a better place.
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If you want to be a better person,
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you can't be a better person.
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If you want to be a better person,
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you can't be a better person.
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Empathy is not a good person.
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Very nice and very nice and very nice to speak.
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Actually, one second, this is a very nice series of shows.
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So, the books are not just written by the book.
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They are not just written by the book.
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We have to read them.
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We have to read them.
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They are also available to us.
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They share their experiences.
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The book is a very important thing.
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The book is a very important thing about the history of the book.
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This is a very important thing to say.
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But the real knowledge is another place.
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Especially in modern times the biggest problem of stress and anxiety.
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I don't know about the books I don't know,
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but they are also a good writer.
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But any book that can help us to help us.
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It's interesting, isn't it?
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The study of a study in the study of the study of the study of the study,
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the stress of the study of the study of the study of the study of the study of the study.
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And the study of the study of the study of the study of the study,
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there is a therapy tool that is a bibliotherapy.
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Many people say that they have a lot of value.
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The modern life of the world is in the middle of a solucion.
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We have a lot of our own,
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we have to do this to work on the job.
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We have to take a video to shoot and I'm going to pay for that.
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I'm paying for that, I'm going to pay for that.
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I'm going to pay for that,
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sometimes I'm going to pay for that.
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But the book is not going to pay for that.
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But the book is not going to pay for that.
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We invite you to read a certain rhythm.
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You can read your heart again.
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This is why the book is also known as a knowledge.
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Sometimes we have to lose our lives.
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The book is also known as we are looking at the same time.
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Yatmadan önce kitap okumak.
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Diye bir şey var değil mi hayatımızda?
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Gerçi onu daha çok, ya gündüz buna vakit ayıramam bari yatmadan önce şöyle bir göz atayım düşüncesiyle söylüyoruz da neyse.
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Halbuki böyle yapıldığında yani yatmadan önce kitap okunduğunda daha kolay uykuya daldığımızı gösteren bilimsel araştırmalar var.
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Hani malum bu mu yoksa bu mu sorusunda olduğu gibi.
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Biliyorum birçoğumuzun uyumadan önce gördüğü en son sahne bu.
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But many research shows that the camera is not going to look at the screen that it is not going to sleep,
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but it is not going to be able to get the screen.
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All the video I showed you about the scientific research I showed you to the screen of the screen
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but now I have a time to get it.
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So I will now get this to the screen.
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It's just because of the fact that the camera is not going to be able to do it,
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the screen of the screen of the screen of the screen of the screen.
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That's why your fingers are familiar with the book,
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the page, the technique, the taste and the taste of the book,
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and the taste of the taste of the taste of the taste.
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The brain has a lot of different areas of the taste.
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This is basically a more zengin and a good experience.
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This is also a very strong experience.
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There are also some of the serious learnings that you learn to learn.
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I really think about some books that I think about the book,
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I remember the book, in the book of the story of the story.
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I hope this smell is not the smell of the smell.
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The recent video titled "Kitap okumak beynimizi nasıl etkiliyor?" delves into the effects of reading on the brain. The speaker explores various perspectives on reading, comparing traditional books to modern digital formats like tablets. This discussion highlights not only the importance of reading for personal growth and cognitive development but also emphasizes the unique ways individuals interact with literature. Through the lens of scientific research, the speaker aims to inspire viewers to appreciate both reading methods as essential tools for knowledge acquisition, while also providing insights on how reading can improve one's thinking and comprehension skills.
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- “I can show you what I can show you.” – This phrase emphasizes the ability to communicate ideas visually and verbally.
- “The truth is not that it is not.” – A thought-provoking statement that encourages clarity in discussions.
- “Maybe information is at an antiklopedia.” – A creative way to reference knowledge sources, prompting deeper inquiry.
- “This is how they can think about it.” – Utilized to express diverse viewpoints on a subject.
- “There is a book.” – A simple but essential phrase for initiating discussions about literature.
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