Name: 如何自信地說英語｜英式發音小貼士 (How to Speak English Confidently | British Pronunciation Tips)
Uploaded: 2020-10-24T00:27:51.000Z
Duration: 7 min 28 s

most of my subscribers and students on my course are intermediate to advanced level of English.

我的大部分訂閱者和學生在我的課程中都是中高級的英語水平。

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However, they need to improve their pronunciation on.

不過，他們需要在發音上有所提高。

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One of the main things that they always tell me is that they can speak English.

他們總是對我說的最主要的一件事就是他們會說英語。

They're good at English, they have vocabulary, they have decent grammar.

他們的英語很好，他們有詞彙量，他們有體面的文法。

However, their pronunciation has some problems on.

但是，他們的發音有一些問題上。

Perhaps their confidence has some problems.

也許他們的信心存在一些問題。

So today, what I'm going to do is give you a little bit of advice because I'm such a nice guy.

所以今天，我要做的就是給你一點建議，因為我是個好人。

I'm gonna give you some really useful advice about how to sound more confident when you speak English.

我會給你一些非常有用的建議，關於如何在你說英語時聽起來更自信。

Number one is going to be about using stress and intonation to sound more confident.

第一要講的是利用重音和音調，讓人聽起來更自信。

Number two is about using these things called interjections on number three is a very useful tip about slowing down on.

第二條是關於使用這些叫做插話的東西，第三條是一個非常有用的技巧，關於慢下來的。

Be sure to stay till the end for a bonus tip right at the end of this video.

一定要留到最後，在這個視頻的結尾處有一個額外的提示。

So number one stress and intonation How do we use this to sound more confident?

那麼第一條強調和語調 我們如何利用這個來讓自己聽起來更自信呢？

Well, firstly, imagine someone said to you Hi.

好吧，首先，想象有人對你說嗨。

你可以回答說，是的，我很好。

You've said three words but there's no emotion in your voice.

你說了三個字，但聲音裡沒有感情。

In some countries, stress and tone doesn't really happen.

在一些國家，壓力和語氣並沒有真正發生。

However, in British English, it is the heart and soul.

然而，在英式英語中，它是心臟和靈魂。

It's what creates fluency in your speech.

If you're stressing and toning your words correctly, you will automatically sound more confident on people will actually understand you.

如果你的強調和語氣正確，你會自動聽起來更有信心上的人將真正理解你。

And you won't have people continuously saying Sorry.

你也不會有人不斷地說對不起。

好吧，首先，我說的不是平地。

Why don't we try and add a bit more information as well?

我們為什麼不試著也多加一點資訊呢？

Just to sound a bit more interesting, I could say Yeah, I'm okay.

只是為了聽起來更有趣一點，我可以說是的，我很好。

The first thing I want to tell you is that the important words are always stressed.

小編要告訴大家的是，重要的詞語一定要強調。

They're the words which create the sentence.

Okay, the small words will become weak and relaxed.

好了，小字就會變得軟弱無力，放鬆下來。

I just got back from the gym back from the gym.

我剛從健身房回來 從健身房回來。

So you need to add some stress into your speech.

所以你需要在你的演講中增加一些壓力。

I can teach it in just one YouTube video because there's so much to it.

我可以在YouTube的一個視頻中就教它，因為它有很多東西。

What about if you're asking a question, for example?

Let's say we're trying to find the toilet now.

When we're talking in British English, I might say, Where's the toilet on this is actually referring to what lots of people Americans would know as the bathroom.

當我們用英式英語說話的時候，我可能會說，這上面的廁所在哪裡，其實是指很多人美國人都會知道的衛生間。

However, in British English, we sometimes just call it the toilet.

不過，在英式英語中，我們有時就叫它廁所。

Number two interjections interjections are, ah, way of showing our interest in the what people are talking about.

二號插話插話是，啊，表示我們對人們談論的東西感興趣的方式。

Their usually just a quick word or two words, which will react to what they're saying.

他們的通常只是一兩句話，就能反應出他們在說什麼。

It keeps the conversation going, and it makes it sound like you're listening.

它讓對話持續下去，讓人覺得你在聽。

So, for example, if someone just told me that they competed in a competition on the weekend, on day they came in first place, I could say Nice one.

所以，舉個例子，如果有人只是告訴我，他們在週末參加了一個比賽，當天他們獲得了第一名，我可以說Nice one。

That's like saying, Well done, Good job, Nice one.

這就像在說，幹得好，幹得好，幹得漂亮。

I could even just say nice and notice my tone.

我甚至可以直接說好，注意我的語氣。

The reason why is because it stressed I'm stressing it to show my reaction.

原因就是因為它強調了我在強調它，以顯示我的反應。

So, for example, if someone's explaining something on, but it was quite obvious, or if you agree, you could say, Of course, so interjections is kind of like cutting in the conversation to show that you're reacting to what they're saying.

所以，舉個例子，如果有人在解釋某件事情上，但很明顯，或者如果你同意，你可以說，當然，所以插話有點像在對話中切入，以表明你在對他們說的東西做出反應。

It adds confidence to your persona when you're talking to people.

當你與人交談時，它能為你的人設增加自信。

Number three is to slow down most of my students when they send me their first voice recording.

第三條是當我的大部分學生給我發第一段語音錄音時，要放慢速度。

When they're taking my course, it's usually too fast.

當他們在上我的課程時，通常太快了。

They're not thinking this goes back to sentence stress.

他們不以為然，這又回到了句子強調。

Stress is all about timing the way you speak.

所以要想一想，什麼話是重要的。

While you're speaking on, don't be afraid to just slow down.

當你在說下去的時候，不要怕只是慢下來。

I actually find the people that talk slowly and really stressed words.

其實我覺得說話慢的人，真的是強調的話。

They tend to sound a bit more confident when I listen to them, whereas when people talk really fast like this, it sounds like they're really erratic and they're having problems and they don't know what to say.

當我聽他們說話的時候，他們往往聽起來比較自信，而當人們這樣說話速度非常快的時候，聽起來就像他們真的很不穩定，他們有問題，他們不知道該說什麼。

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