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Hey, in this week's English lesson, I want to help you, yes you, finally start thinking In English, you heard me right.

嘿，在這週的英語課上，我想幫你，沒錯就是你，真正開始用英語思考，你沒聽錯。

You're going to stop translating in your mind.

你要停止在腦子裡進行翻譯。

Instead, you'll start thinking in English and speaking English with confidence.

相反，你會開始用英語思考，並自信地說英語。

Are you ready?

Well then I'm teacher Tiffany.

Let's jump right in.

Tip number one, tip number one is to surround.

第一個技巧，第一個技巧是包圍。

yourself. with English.

Let me break this down.

讓我來解釋一下。

In other words, you need to immerse yourself in English speaking environments as much as possible.

換句話說，你需要儘可能多地讓自己沉浸在說英語的環境中。

This includes watching movies, listening to music and reading books in English.

這包括觀看英文電影、聽英文音樂以及閱讀英文書籍。

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

你接觸英語的機會越多，用英語思考就會變得越容易。

Now, let me say something that will hopefully encourage you.

現在，讓我說一些希望能給你帶來鼓勵的話。

When I was teaching English in South Korea, I had thousands of students, but there was one student, one student that I will never ever forget.

我在韓國教英語的時候，教過幾千名學生，但有一個學生，有一個學生我永遠都不會忘記。

This individual, he came into my class and when he started speaking to me, I literally wondered in my mind, why is he in my class?

這個人走進我的課堂，當他開始跟我說話時，我心裡真的在納悶，他怎麼會在我的班上？

That's how good his English was.

他的英語就是這麼好。

His pronunciation was great.

His thought process was amazing.

他的思維過程令人驚歎。

And the way he articulated his ideas blew me away.

而且他表達自己想法的方式讓我大為折服。

So I asked him, I said, Have you ever lived abroad?

Did you ever study in America?

你以前在美國留過學嗎？

He said no. I've never lived abroad and I've never studied abroad.

So immediately I was curious, how are you able to speak English so well?

And you know what he told me?

This tip right here.

He immersed himself.

他沉浸其中。

He surrounded himself with English, watching English movies, watching YouTube videos in English,

listening to English podcasts so much so that his English became amazing.

So if you're wondering, is this possible?

如果你在想這是否可能？

Yes.

It doesn't matter where you live.

There might not be any other English speaker around you.

你身邊可能沒有其他會說英語的人。

Don't worry Remember this tip when you surround yourself with English,

your English will improve and your ability to think in English will also improve.

你的英語水平會提高，用英語思考的能力也會隨之提升。

You got me?

Let's keep it moving.

我們繼續前進吧。

Tip number two, tip number two is to speak.

Out loud.

Yes, you heard me speak out loud.

Listen closely.

It's important for you to practice speaking English out loud whenever you can.

For example, describe your environment.

Think of English words to describe various situations or simply talk to yourself.

In English, this will help you become more comfortable with thinking in English.

It will literally force you to organize your thoughts in English.

Before you speak, you have to think, right?

So it doesn't matter if you are living alone or

if you are living in a country where there's no one else around you while you're sitting there in your room,

in your kitchen, or maybe while you're at work, think about your activity. and speak about it.

Now, maybe if you're at work, your coworkers might look at you a little funny.

So try this when you're in an environment where it won't matter if you're speaking out loud, but it's important to articulate your thoughts.

It's important to say them out loud.

And when I say out loud, I don't mean.

Hey, my name is and how are you?

No!

Listen!

As your English teacher, remember, I believe in you and you need to believe in yourself.

When you believe in yourself, your shoulders go back.

You speak with more confidence, speak out loud and with confidence.

You have to believe in yourself.

So tip number two, speak out loud.

Makes sense right now, before we go on to tip number two,

I want to remind you that every week I send out tips that help English learners around the world improve their English.

So if you're not already getting my newsletter,

free newsletter via email, all you have to do is go to www .speakenglishwithtiffany .com forward slash newsletter.

I want to help you.

And if you'd like to get these free emails, please go to the link and join this email newsletter.

I want to help you even more.

All right.

So let's now go to tip number three.

Tip number three is to use your email.

Images use images instead of relying.

On translating words in your head, try to connect English words to their meanings by using actual images.

Yes.

Pictures.

You can also create flashcards in order to connect English words with their concepts.

Now I used this in my classroom all the time when I was teaching English in Korea.

I remember I was hired to help some, um, soldiers.

learn English and I used images and they absolutely loved it.

Why?

Because it was a fun way to learn English.

I'd show them a picture and then I'd ask them individually, Hey, Describe this picture.

Pick a word that describes this picture.

And they would start thinking of different words because there's something that happens when you use images,

it activates a different side of your brain and it makes the learning process more enjoyable.

So in order to start thinking in English, start using images and it will trigger certain things in your brain.

So no matter what word you say, or if you find a new word, that word will now moving forward, be connected to that image in your brain.

Makes sense, right?

Okay.

Let's move on to tip number four.

Tip number four is also an important one.

Think in English during everyday activities.

You see, when you're performing simple tasks like cooking or driving, it's important for you to try to think in English.

For example, describe the steps you are taking anticipate what you need to do next

and create simple English sentences to describe your daily activities.

I used to do this when I was in South Korea, studying Korean, whenever I had to take a taxi and the taxi was driving me from one destination,

from one location to another location.

I would, in my mind in Korean say, okay, he's about to turn left.

All right.

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Now he's about to turn right.

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Okay.

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He's going to stop at this light.

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But I was saying it in Korean.

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Why to practice using Korean over and over again, and you can do the same thing.

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Think in English during your everyday activities.

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I'm pouring some water in my cup.

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I'm calling my friend to tell them something.

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Think in English and describe your everyday activities.

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You'll be amazed how quickly you'll start thinking in English.

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Make sense?

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All right, here we go.

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Let's go to tip number five.

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Tip number five, another important one.

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Tip number five is practice thinking in English during quiet moments.

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You see, use the quiet moments of your day. to think in English.

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This is a great tip because it will encourage you to be calm and when you think in English.

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Let me break this down.

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Thank you.

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Normally when you get in a situation.

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Where someone asks you a question in English, someone that's a native English speaker.

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Or even another English learner that is maybe a little bit above you.

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What happens?

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You immediately feel a little nervous.

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Maybe your palms start sweating and it seems like your mind goes blank, right?

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Nervousness becomes attached to speaking English But now we are switching that emotion.

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Tip number five again.

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in your quiet moments, when you're calm,

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When you're relaxed, Start thinking in English Think about your day Think about your friend, your family member, your spouse.

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Describe that person, describe that situation.

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Now a feeling of calmness, a feeling of relaxation will be attached to thinking in English.

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Makes sense, right?

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Speaking English.

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Yes.

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It's about learning words, expressions, but it's also about managing your emotions, staying calm.

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There's an expression, cool, calm. and collected.

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This is a tip that will help you starting today.

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Let's move on to tip number six, tip number six.

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Avoid using translation apps too much.

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Notice I didn't say all together.

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Translation apps are not bad, but don't use them too much.

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Let me explain.

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Translation apps can sometimes be helpful, but relying on them too much can hinder.

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Your ability to think in English.

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Instead, what I want you to do is to challenge yourself

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to find alternative ways to express your thoughts in English without relying so much on translations.

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Here's something interesting.

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I was just teaching a class about two weeks ago.

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And there was a new student that had joined our family and the student, I could tell they were looking for a specific word, but now I've spoke.

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I've literally taught thousands upon thousands of students so I can read students quite well.

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I know when it's important for me to help and

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when it's important for me to simply wait and let them process it and let them figure it out.

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It was that type of moment.

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It was the moment where I needed to sit back and just listen and let her figure it out.

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I could tell she wanted me to give her the word, but she could also tell by my facial expression

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that I was simply going to wait and that I wanted her to figure it out.

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So she didn't say the word she was looking for, but she found an alternative way, an alternate way of saying what she wanted to say.

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And then I smiled.

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This is what happens when you don't rely on translation apps too much.

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When you don't rely on, Hey, let me stop and find the exact word.

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It's okay.

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Find other words in your database, in your brain that you can use to express yourself.

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And then later on, look up that word, but in the moment.

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It's okay.

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Figure it out.

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So again, tip number six, avoid using translation apps too much.

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You don't want to rely on them too much.

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Tip.

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Number seven Use context clues.

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We're talking about thinking in English.

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So let me explain.

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When you encounter unfamiliar words or expressions in English, don't get frustrated or nervous.

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Remember we talked about being calm.

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cool, calm, and collected.

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Don't get frustrated or nervous.

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Instead, try to understand their meaning based on the context in which they are used.

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We're talking about thinking in English.

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So look at the text, look at what the word, where the word is located and try to think about what's going on.

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This will help you rely less on translations and focus more on understanding the overall message.

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In other words, it will help you think,

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more In English, remember these tips are going to help you transform your English.

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It's possible.

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My friend, I believe in you.

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You can do it.

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Just apply these tips that you're learning.

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Tip number eight, Keep a journal.

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Keep a journal.

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I actually have tons of journals.

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Now I have these journals sitting right here.

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I use journals for many different aspects of my business, but I also use them for personal reasons.

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I write down many things.

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I write down things when I'm having my worship, studying the Bible.

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I write down things that pop up into my head throughout the day.

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When you keep a journal, you'll notice that you'll be able to start thinking in English.

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Even more.

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You see, start writing a journal in English on a regular basis.

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For example, write about your thoughts, write about your feelings and your experiences,

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this will help you practice thinking in English and improve your writing skills at the same time.

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Remember it doesn't have to be long.

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It's just getting into the habit of writing in your journal on a regular basis, forcing yourself to organize your thoughts,

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to organize your ideas, to lay out you Using words, what you experienced throughout the day,

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improving your ability to think in English.

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Tip number nine, engage in conversations with native English speakers.

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Now, before I break this down, I want to remind you of something.

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Native English speakers, we're nice people.

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Now there are always going to be some people that are not nice, but in general, we're nice.

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Come on now.

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Look at my smile.

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Come on now.

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Go ahead.

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You can smile too.

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Listen, we're generally, we're nice people.

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So engage in conversations.

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Don't be shy.

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We'll talk to you.

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Now, again, as your teacher, of course, a little bit different because I'm here, I'm teaching you a lesson, but we're speaking about When you are in an environment where English speakers are around you,

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or even online, English forums or Facebook groups.

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Engage in conversations.

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Let me break it down.

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It is important to seek opportunities to engage in conversations with native English speakers.

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If you don't personally know any native English speakers, you can find online forums and start speaking to people there.

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This will help you gain more confidence in your English and also help you think Faster in English.

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This is the goal to think faster in English practice.

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You can be at home having your keyboard and typing.

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Start the conversation.

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You can do it.

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Tip number 10.

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Tip number 10, I want you to pay close attention to be patient and persistent.

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It is important to remember that thinking in English is a skill that takes time and practice to develop.

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Please, my friend, please be patient with yourself and keep going even when it gets difficult because it will get difficult.

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Over time, you'll start to notice how much easier it is for you to think in English.

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In other words, don't Give up.

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These tips that I'm sharing with you, put them into practice and be patient with yourself.

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You're amazing.

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You're learning another language.

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You're already awesome.

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You're amazing. Be patient with yourself.

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You're learning a brand new technique, a brand new skill, and your brain needs time to adapt, but practice more now and more.

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Practice makes.

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progress.

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You like that?

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Practice makes progress.

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I believe in you and I want you to believe in yourself.

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I hope you enjoyed this lesson.

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Remember to speak English and I'll talk to you next time.

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Bye.

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- Thank you.

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Thank you.

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I have decided...

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Ayyyy!

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You still there?

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Ha ha!

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You know what time it is.

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It's story time.

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Hey, I said it's story time.

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All right.

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So, I want to tell you this story and This is a story also about thinking.

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So there's something very interesting about females, right?

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We are very unique now guys.

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We love you too, but there's something that females are able to do that.

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I've noticed that guys, our brothers are not able to do.

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Honestly, I haven't seen it happen ever, but maybe, maybe you're an exception to the rule.

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Let me explain. So...

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I was teaching this class in South Korea.

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It was an early morning class, 6 :00 AM, very early.

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And I had four students in the class, three gentlemen and one woman.

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Now on this day, only two individuals came to class.

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Sometimes, you know, it's a little early.

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It's hard to get up in the morning.

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So the female and one of the guys came to class.

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Now I really enjoyed both of their company, right?

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So on this day, I said, you know what?

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Let's kind of just take it easy.

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We took a break from the lesson and we just, Enjoyed having a conversation in English.

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And during the conversation, the guy was telling us about his wife

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and we were trying to explain to him how women think.

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And he wasn't getting it.

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I said, okay, I want us to stop really quickly and let's say his name was James.

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Right?

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I said, James, I want to show you something.

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Now the woman was Korean, right?

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I am African -American.

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She was Korean.

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I said, James, I want to show you something.

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I said, women, we have a natural ability to know what each other is thinking.

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No matter what, like we know what we're thinking.

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He said, what do you mean?

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He said, that's not possible.

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I said, watch now we didn't plan this.

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We didn't decide on the topic.

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Nothing.

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I said, James watch.

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And I immediately turned my gaze to the woman.

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I looked at her and I said nothing for about 10 seconds.

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We just looked each other in the eye at the end of that 10 seconds.

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I said.

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Mm -hmm.

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And I looked back at James, James was sitting there like, What just happened?

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Then I asked the woman, tell me what I said.

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And she said exactly what I was thinking.

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Now, of course, James was in shock, but she and I, we just laughed.

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Why?

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Because as women, we already knew that we had this innate ability to understand each other,

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to know what we were thinking without saying anything now.

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Just as a sidebar, this is why to be very honest guys, We apologize.

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We expect you guys to know what we're thinking because as women, we understand each other, right?

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So guys, husbands, we understand.

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Sometimes you get a little stressed because your wife's, they want you to know what they're thinking.

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You just don't have that ability many times and it's okay.

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So women as women, we have to do better.

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We have to explain to our husbands and our spouse.

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We have to explain to them when we're thinking, right?

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So that's just, you know, truth.

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All right.

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So, but again, in that moment, he realized, oh my goodness, you guys actually understood each other.

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And I laughed and she laughed as well, because again, it was not planned.

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And I had always done it with American women because I'm an American, but I knew even though she was Korean, we would be able to understand each other even without saying words.

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Honestly, I think it's a gift from God because I've seen it happen.

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Another sidebar.

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Whenever we play games and we have men against women, the women always win.

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If it's anything dealing with like a mental game, the women win.

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Not because the men aren't smart, extremely intelligent, but we as women have the ability to pass messages to each other without saying anything.

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I don't know how it works.

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I don't know what God did.

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But it definitely happens, especially with my best friend from college.

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Oh, my goodness.

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We can be across the room, have a full conversation and never say.

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a word.

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So men, be careful.

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But yes, so that's just an example of one of the amazing abilities that women have.

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And gentlemen, we know you have amazing abilities too, but right now we're talking about the women.

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I hope you guys enjoyed this story.

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I hope you have an awesome week and I'll talk to you in the next lesson.

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關於這節課

在本節課中，我們將幫助您停止在腦中翻譯，並開始用英語思考。通過實際練習和沉浸式學習，您將能夠更自信地用英語交流。我們將分享有效的技巧，幫助提高您的英語口語能力，從而瞭解如何在日常生活中應用這些方法，讓學習英語變得更加輕鬆和有趣。

關鍵詞彙與短語

沉浸 - immersing yourself in English
思考 - thinking in English
發音 - pronunciation
描述環境 - describing your environment
自言自語 - talking to yourself
流利 - fluency
提高英語發音 - improve English pronunciation
英語口語練習 - English speaking practice

練習技巧

為了有效實施影子跟讀練習，您可以採用以下方法：

選擇適合您英語水平的英語影片，確保語速和發音清晰。
嘗試跟讀，模仿影片中的發音和語調。這將幫助您提高英語口語練習的流利度。
利用 英語影子跟讀 製作的 shadowing site，找到適合您的適齡內容。
練習時，儘量大聲說出每一句，這樣可以幫助您組織思想，提升自信心。
在日常生活中運用這些技巧，例如描述您所見的場景或與自己交談，這將進一步提高您的語言思維能力。

記住，持續的實踐和自我激勵是關鍵。只要堅持使用這些技巧，您的英語水平一定會提升，您也會愈加自信於用英語思考和交流。

影片中的語法

說話人最常用的結構，並附上影片中的原話：

結構	影片中的用法
被動語態 be + 過去分詞 — 強調發生了什麼，而不是誰做的	was hired · be connected · be amazed
現在完成時 have/has + 過去分詞 — 過去發生但與現在仍有關聯的事	I've never lived · have decided · I've noticed
過去進行時 was/were + -ing — 過去某一時刻正在進行的動作	was teaching · was driving · was saying
動詞 + -ing enjoy、keep、stop… + -ing — 後接 -ing 形式的動詞	start thinking · stop translating · started speaking

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