每日口說挑戰【TED】好演講的秘密大公開 (TED's Secret to Great Public Speaking | Chris Anderson)

1.You need to slash back your content so that you can focus on the single idea you're most passionate about, and give yourself a chance to explain that one thing properly. You have to give context, share examples, make it vivid. 你得把你的內容刪減到，讓你能夠專注在你最想要表達的一個想法上，使自己有機會好好地解釋這個想法。你必須講述它的背景、分享例子、讓這個想法變得生動鮮明。2. 下週末沒空唱歌，今天提早唱囉，分享的歌曲：Pharrell Williams - Happy(我先招認：其實我只有練唱前面這一小段：p）

It's my 126th day on pronunciation challenge.
I love today's new teaching style, it's more clear to learn more detail on pronunciation, and I hope everyone is okay either, and enjoy your weekend.^_^
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不負責任逐字稿 :
Hi everybody!Welcome to today's pronunciation challenge, my name is Daniel, and today is sunday, and everything I think is backed to normal after the typhoon, it's quite calm, does a bit of rain, but it's not so windy now. I live in a 加蓋(?), so I was thinking it would be very windy and scary, but it wasn't bad in Taipei, but I hope everyone is okay down south, it was more serious down south, so I hope everyone is okay. Now let's look at today's video, the video I've chosen is TED's Secret to Great Public Speaking, so on pronunciation challenge, we have so many different videos, (well) we have a lot of TED Talks video, and this video is going to give you some advice on how to do a great public speaking video for TED or for anything at all, so if you are going to do any public speaking, this is a really good advice I think, so you can watch the whole video to get some idea, but now let's look at the sentence.

You need to slash back your content so that you can focus on the single idea you're most passionate about, and give youself a chance to explain that one thing properly. You have to give context, share examples, make it vivid.
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1-1. slash 減低; 減少; 削減 (v.)
e.g : After profits decreased, the company was forced to slash jobs.
在獲利減少之後，公司被迫裁員。

1-2. slasher 血淋淋的恐怖片 (n.)
e.g : My girlfriend really dislikes slasher movies, she always hides her eyes when there is any blood.
我的女朋友非常不喜歡看血淋淋的恐怖片，只要有任何的血她就會把眼睛遮住。
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2-1. content 內容 (n.)
e.g : The content of the speech was very impressive.
這個演講的內容令人印象深刻。

2-2. content 滿足的; 滿意的 (adj.)
e.g : The baby looks very content in her creep.
寶寶在爬行的時候非常滿足。（但寶寶不說？）
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3-1. focus 焦點; 重點; 專注 (v.)
e.g : The main focus of this meeting, would be the recent marketing failure.
最近在市場交易的失策是本次會議的重點。

3-2. focused 專心的; 集中精力的 (adj.)
e.g : The athlete was very focused on his goal, to win a gold metal at the real Olympics.
運動員非常專注的想在奧林匹克上贏得金牌。

3-3. focal 焦點的; 在焦點上的 (adj.)
e.g : Martin Luther King was a focal person in the Civil Rights Movement in the America.
馬丁．路德．金恩是美國民權運動中的焦點人物。
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4-1. passionate 熱情的; 熱烈的; 激昂的 (adj.)
e.g : Steve Jobs was extremely well known for his passionate speeches.
賈伯斯最被廣為人知的是那熱情激昂的演講。(我不太能精準翻譯這句@@)

4-2. passion 熱情; 激情 (n.)
e.g : Everyone concede the passion in her approach to work, so she will probably be promoted soon.
所有人都認同她面對工作的熱情，所以她大概很快就能升遷。

4-3. passionately 熱情地; 激昂地 (adv.)
e.g : Apple CEO Tim Cook spoke passionately about the new iPhone at the conference.
蘋果公司總裁Tim Cook在發表會上激昂地介紹了新的iPhone手機。
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5-1. properly 好好; 恰當地; 正確地 (adv.)
e.g : He doesn't really know how to properly tie his shoes, so he keep falling over.
他不知道怎麼好好把鞋帶綁好，所以鞋帶一直掉。(笑)

5-2. proper 適合的; 適當的; 恰當的 (adj.)
e.g : Yo! dude! it's not the proper way to address your boss.
欸大哥！這樣稱呼你老闆不太好吧！(再笑)

5-3. property 財產; 資產 (n.)
e.g : The company has property all over the world.
這公司擁有這世界所有的資產(我誤會了甚麼嗎?羅傑4ni?@@)
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6-1. context 上下文; 文章脈絡 (n.)
e.g : Barack Obama conplain his words were taking out of context.
歐巴馬總統控訴他的話被斷章取義了。

*take out of context 斷章取義

6-2. contest 爭奪; 競賽(n.) ; 與...競賽 (v.)
e.g : It was a very competitive contest.
這是一場競爭激烈的比賽。
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7-1. vivid 生動的; 逼真的; 清晰的 (adj.)
e.g : The book description of the main character is very vivid.
書中對於主角的敘述非常生動。

7-2. vividly 逼真地 (adv.)
e.g : I remember the accident vividly.
那場意外我記得很清楚。

7-3. vivacious 活潑的 (adj.)
e.g : There aren't many celebrities around now who could be considered as vivacious as Marilyn Monroe.
現在已經沒有甚麼名人能被推崇像瑪麗蓮夢露一樣活潑。(好難翻阿阿阿)

*Daniel很喜歡這個字的發音，vivacious ~~?
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不負責任結尾逐字稿 :
Okay everyone, that's it! so remember to leave all your comments, songs, puns(?), anything at all, and I'll see you all again next time, bye-bye ~~~~^_^

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我的媽呀...好長的一段錄音，已崩潰Orz...
昨天我的樓被大貓爆破之後，我就放棄治療去睡了XD
然後半夜醒來就幫大家把筆記做完了！
賀～呵來睏阿zZ 祝各位有美好的周末～

Thank u Daniel~~
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早安早安。覺得今天早上好熱鬧喔XD
然後今天看到Carol回來了~~ 也看到Nora回來，表示手機修好囉^^
我覺得今天的主題很適合大家，因為我們每天都在練習錄音，雖然沒有辦法面對面地看到觀眾，但也都會在腦中思考跟大家分享甚麼事情以及怎麼分享。我想這樣的練習除了練習發音之外，大家平常分享的free talk也會進步更順暢。
而今天分享的歌曲是[品冠-那些女孩教我的事] 我想這首歌大家就比較熟悉了吧~~~ 但早上還是要趕緊找一下網路上的譜惡補一下QQ 禮拜天愉快唷^^

昨天去看了午夜場的 Finding Dory，也代表著 13 年的光陰過去了。知道原來 Dory 是 Ellen Degeneres 配音的以後，就一直超期待電影上映! 每一次聽到她的聲音，我腦中總是浮現出 Ellen 的臉，然後就有股無法解釋的同情跟感傷湧上心頭。或許是覺得 Ellen 令人放鬆的嗓音和鼓勵人心的特質，跟 Dory 很配吧。

You need to slash back your content so that you can focus on the single idea you're most passionate about, and give yourself a chance to explain that one thing properly. You have to give context, share examples, make it vivid.
你必須大量削減你的內容，這樣你才可以專注在你最熱切關注的單一思想上，並讓你自己有機會好好地解釋那個東西。你必須講述脈絡，分享例子，讓它變得鮮明。

Thanks Danial~
It's no doubt not easy to transfer your idea into other people's minds, even harder than putting their money into your wallet.That's why those great speakers are greatly admired by me.

今天的主題滿實用的～掌握這些訣竅 說不定之後可以用到啊 ;) 今天的歌 田馥甄-餘波盪漾 明天可能不會唱歌了～要去台中考試><

Speaking of public speaking....兩年前看到了一個bucket list(60件生人中嘗試做了會改變你的事情)，其中一項是“Become comfortable speaking in public”。

http://www.lifehack.org/articles/communication/the-ultimate-bucket-list-60-things-you-should-before-you-die.html

我以前是很害怕上台報告的人，但因為工作，想嘗試改變自己，意外發現了toastmasters ... 他們有英文演講組織，我覺得很棒，可以練習英文口說，又可以訓練自己的演講能力，因為工作時間的關係，我只當過幾次來賓，無法加入會員><。

我去過台北市政府英語演講協會＆高雄as a visitor，學習氣氛很正面，蠻喜歡每次當來賓都會被點上台即席演講，如果你目前是Toastmaster會員，歡迎分享 <3

http://www.toastmasters.org.tw/

午安，正在回家的路上，在路邊錄真真挑戰極限，旁邊有個學弟（？）偷偷在聽的感覺哈哈哈，祝大家週末愉快！