每日口說挑戰別靠近那道光！五個驚人的死亡知識 (5 Psychological Death Facts)

+Thanks for working hard, Nina!
+說不怕都是騙人神鬼的⋯
+英文版筆記(附上如何切換到英文版挑戰的指引)貼在留言區及英文版挑戰的錄音區。

中英版筆記：Hello, VoiceTubers! This is Nina. How is your holiday going? I hope you’re all having a great time. And I want to give you a big thumbs up for continuing to learn English with me during the holidays. Today’s my fifth episode, which also means I’ve been doing pronunciation challenge for almost a month. Time flies really quickly. I want to thank you for being so kind and supportive over this last month. It’s such a pleasure to be a hosting. Please continue to support me in the future. And by the way, the best way to show your support is to record your sentence. And don’t forget to like this challenge, give me a thumbs up too.

Okay, back to the topic. Today’s video is kinda interesting. Do you have any near death experiences? I hope not, but you do and you’re willing to share, tell us your stories in the comment section. Did you have any out of body experience? What would it like? I think in our culture, people are more reluctant(不情願的) to talk about death. Many think it’s ominous([ˋɑmɪnəs]不祥的). For me, bringing out the idea of death was simply too scary. I couldn’t imagine what would happen if any of my family or friends pass away. But as I grow up, I witness some people around me losing their close ones, and my thoughts begin to change.

The biggest turning point was last year after watching a Japanese drama, okay, maybe two. Though, one of them is about pets not humans. I finally understood something. The scariest thing is not death itself but the moment where we realize we should spend more time with people we love, but it’s already too late. So remember to spend more time with your family and friends. Don’t waste this wonderful holiday.

And now it’s time to today’s sentence.
“Dr. Steven Taylor says that when we face death directly and accept it for what it is, we can surpass (our) anxieties and live our lives to the fullest.”

1-1. directly [dəˋrɛktlɪ] (adv.) 直接地
* If you still have any questions, feel free to contact me directly.

1-2. direction [dəˋrɛkʃən] (n.) 方向
* Excuse me, could you give me the direction to the library?

2-1. accept [əkˋsɛpt] (v.) 接受；領受
* We have to accept the truth that this project has failed.

2-2. acceptable [əkˋsɛptəb] (adj.) 可以接受的
* Her excuse for being late is not acceptable.

3. surpass [sɚˋpæs] (v.) 超過；勝過
* I don't think anyone can surpass her achievement in the field of Russian literature(文學) studies.

4-1. anxiety [æŋˋzaɪətɪ] (n.) 焦慮；不安
* My brother's anxiety for test-taking has caused him insomnia(失眠[ɪnˋsɑmnɪə]) for several days.

4-2. anxious [ˋæŋkʃəs] (adj.) 焦慮的；不安的
* My parents were constantly anxious about my safety while I was studying abroad.

And that’s all for today. Leave a comment below, tell me what you think about this video. I do check all of your comments, though, I don’t have time to reply to all of them. And again, remember to record your sentence, your recording and comments are my biggest motivation. Thank you for joining me today, and enjoy the rest of your holidays. I’ll see you soon.

10/3迎新生命來到，也是我第一次進手術房~

☺Dr. Steven Taylor says that when we face death directly and accept it for what it is, we can surpass our anxieties and live our lives to the fullest.
Steven Taylor 博士說，當我們直接面對死亡並接受它時，我們就可以戰勝焦慮、活得精彩。
【心得】意思是要抱持一種"豁出去"的心態嗎?!
■directly [dəˋrɛktlɪ] 直接地；筆直地；即刻、馬上
(在…之後)立刻，剛一…就
■direction [dəˋrɛkʃən] 方向；方位；趨勢、發展方向
方面；領域
指導；指揮；管理
directions指示；用法說明[(+for)]
■accept [əkˋsɛpt] 接受、同意
承認；接納；歡迎；相信；承擔；{商}承兌
■acceptable [əkˋsɛptəb] 可以接受的；令人滿意的；可容許的；贊同的；差強人意的
■surpass [sɚˋpæs] 超過、勝過、優於
to surpass sb./sth. in sth 在某方面優於某人/某物
■anxiety [æŋˋzaɪətɪ] 不安、擔心；焦慮(症)；渴望、急切
令人焦慮的事或原因
■anxious [ˋæŋkʃəs] 焦慮的、不安的、擔心的；渴望、盼望(做某事)的

感謝Nina，妳主持的很棒呢！

對了關於今天的主題，我想到老高的這個影片：
https://youtu.be/3QS5hyXpNyw

謝謝Nina＆大家～
＃慢速～中速～快速（有NG）～
＃感冒使OK降音～
＃如果無法戰勝焦慮不就完蛋了....所以倒過來說
平常就要練習戰勝焦慮 死亡的時候才能直接面對並接受它....嗎？
～～～～～～～～～～～～～～
Dr. Steven Taylor says that when we face death directly and accept it for what it is, we can surpass anxieties and live our lives to the fullest.
Steven Taylor 博士說，當我們直接面對死亡並接受它時，我們可以戰勝焦慮，活出最好的自己。

Dr. Steven Taylor says that when we face death directly and accept it for what it is, we can surpass anxieties and live our lives to the fullest.

這兩天實在是諸事不順，所以我要去台南大吃大喝兩天，然後再回來準備面試。

這就是吃貨的紓壓方式。

一起加油


[NOTE]
Dr. Steven Taylor says that when we face death directly and accept it for what it is, we can surpass anxieties and live our lives to the fullest.

Steven Taylor 博士說，當我們直接面對死亡並接受它時，我們可以戰勝焦慮，活出最好的自己。

句子選自此影片 : 別靠近那道光！五個驚人的死亡知識 (5 Psychological Death Facts)


1. _
* directly [dəˋrɛktlɪ] (adv.) 直接地
- If you still have any questions feel free to contact me directly.
+ 如果您還有任何疑問，請直接與我聯繫。
* direction [dəˋrɛkʃən] (n.) 方向
- Excuse me, could you give me the direction to the library?
+ 打擾一下，您能告訴我去圖書館的方向嗎？

2. _
* accept [əkˋsɛpt] (v.) 接受；領受
- We have to accept the truth that this project has failed.
+ 我們必須接受這個項目失敗的事實。
* acceptable [əkˋsɛptəb] (adj.) 可以接受的
- Her excuse for being late is not acceptable.
+ 她遲到的藉口不可接受。

3. _
* surpass [sɚˋpæs] (v.) 超過；勝過
- I don't think anyone can surpass her achievement in the field of Russian literature studies.
+ 我認為沒有人能在俄羅斯文學研究領域超越她的成就。

4. _
* anxiety [æŋˋzaɪətɪ] (n.) 焦慮；不安
- My brother's anxiety for test-taking has caused him insomnia for several days.
+ 我哥哥對考試的焦慮使他失眠了好幾天。
+ insomnia => 失眠
* anxious [ˋæŋkʃəs] (adj.) 焦慮的；不安的
- My parents were constantly anxious about my safety while I was studying abroad.
+ 在我出國留學期間，父母一直為我的安全感到焦慮。

發音挑戰句子，
看似輕鬆，但是唸起來真的不簡單。
*
面對它，接受它，處理它，放下它。

Dr. Steven Taylor says that when we face death directly and accept it for what it is, we can surpass *our anxieties and live our lives to the fullest.

把握當下