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  • Hey, in this week's English lesson, I want to help you.

    嘿,在本週的英語課上,我想幫助你。

  • Yes.

    是的。

  • You finally start thinking in English.

    你終於開始用英語思考了。

  • You heard me, right?

    你聽到我說的了吧?

  • You're going to stop translating in your mind.

    你會在腦海中停止翻譯。

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

    相反,您將開始用英語思考,並自信地講英語。

  • Are you ready?

    準備好了嗎?

  • Well, then I'm teacher Tiffany.

    那我就是蒂芙尼老師了。

  • Let's jump right in tip number one.

    讓我們直接來看第一條建議。

  • Tip number one is to surround yourself with English.

    祕訣一是讓自己周圍充滿英語。

  • Let me break this down.

    讓我來分析一下。

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

    換句話說,您需要儘可能多地沉浸在英語環境中。

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

    這包括看電影、聽音樂和閱讀英文書籍。

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

    你接觸得越多,就越容易開始用英語思考。

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

    現在,讓我說幾句話,希望能給你們帶來鼓勵。

  • 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.

    我在韓國教英語時,有成千上萬的學生,但有一個學生,一個我永遠永遠不會忘記的學生。

  • This individual, he came into my class.

    這個人走進了我的班級。

  • And when he started speaking to me, I literally wondered in my mind, why is he in my class?

    當他開始和我說話時,我真的在想,他為什麼會在我的班上?

  • That's how good his English was.

    這就是他的英語水平。

  • His pronunciation was great.

    他的發音非常標準。

  • 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.

    他闡述觀點的方式讓我大開眼界。

  • So I asked him, I said, have you ever lived abroad?

    於是我問他,你在國外生活過嗎?

  • Did you ever study in America?

    你在美國讀過書嗎?

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

    他說,不,我從未在國外生活過,也從未在國外學習過。

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

    所以我馬上就很好奇,你是怎麼把英語說得這麼好的?

  • And you know what he told me this tip right here, he immersed himself.

    你知道嗎,他告訴我的這個小竅門就在這裡,他沉浸其中。

  • He surrounded himself with English, watching English movies, watching

    他的周圍充滿了英語,他看英語電影,看

  • YouTube videos in English, listening to English podcasts, so much so that his English became amazing.

    YouTube 上的英語視頻,聽英語播客,以至於他的英語變得驚人。

  • So if you're wondering, is this possible?

    如果你想知道,這可能嗎?

  • Yes.

    是的。

  • It doesn't matter where you live.

    你住在哪裡並不重要。

  • There might not be any other English speaker around you.

    您周圍可能沒有其他會說英語的人。

  • Don't worry.

    別擔心

  • Remember this tip.

    記住這個提示。

  • When you surround yourself with English, your English will improve and your ability to think in English will also improve.

    當你周圍都是英語時,你的英語水平就會提高,用英語思考的能力也會提高。

  • You got me.

    你說對了

  • Let's keep it moving.

    讓我們繼續前進。

  • Tip number two, tip number two is to speak out loud.

    祕訣二,祕訣二就是大聲說話。

  • Yes.

    是的。

  • You heard me speak out loud.

    你聽到我大聲說的了。

  • Listen closely.

    仔細聽。

  • 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.

    重要的是,你要隨時練習大聲說英語,例如,描述你所處的環境,想一些英語詞彙來描述各種情況,或者乾脆用英語自言自語,這將幫助你更自如地用英語思考,這將迫使你在說話之前用英語組織自己的思維。

  • You have to think right.

    你必須正確地思考。

  • 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.

    是以,不管你是一個人生活,還是生活在一個周圍沒有其他人的國家,當你坐在房間裡、廚房裡,或者在工作時,都要想想你的活動,並談論它。

  • 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.

    現在,如果你是在工作中,同事們可能會有些滑稽地看著你,所以請在環境中嘗試這樣做,雖然大聲說話並不重要,但清楚表達自己的想法很重要。

  • It's important to say them out loud.

    大聲說出來很重要。

  • And when I say out loud, I don't mean, Hey, my name is, and how are you?

    我說的 "大聲",不是指 "嘿,我叫,你好嗎?

  • No, listen, as your English teacher, remember, I believe in you and you need to believe in yourself.

    不,聽著,作為你的英語老師,記住,我相信你,你也要相信自己。

  • When you believe in yourself, your shoulders go back.

    當你相信自己時,你的肩膀就會往後仰。

  • You speak with more confidence, speak out loud.

    你說話更有自信,大聲說出來。

  • And with confidence, you have to believe in yourself.

    有了自信,你就必須相信自己。

  • So tip number two, speak out loud.

    提示二:大聲說話。

  • Makes sense.

    有道理

  • 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

    現在,在我們開始第二個提示之前,我想提醒大家,我每週都會發送提示,幫助世界各地的英語學習者提高他們的英語水平。

  • English.

    英語。

  • 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.

    是以,如果您還沒有通過電子郵件收到我的免費時事通訊,您只需登錄 www.speakenglishwithtiffany.com forward slash newsletter 即可。

  • I want to help you.

    我想幫你

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

    如果您想收到這些免費電子郵件,請點擊鏈接,加入本電子郵件通訊。

  • I want to help you even more.

    我想幫你更多。

  • All right.

    好的

  • So let's now go to tip number three.

    現在我們來看看第三條建議。

  • Tip number three is to use images, use images, instead of relying on translating words in your head, try to connect English words to their meanings by using actual images.

    祕訣之三是使用影像,使用影像,而不是依靠在頭腦中翻譯單詞,嘗試使用實際影像將英語單詞與它們的含義聯繫起來。

  • Yes.

    是的。

  • Pictures.

    圖片

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

    您還可以製作閃卡,以便將英語單詞與概念聯繫起來。

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

    在韓國教英語時,我在課堂上一直用這個方法。

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

    我記得我受僱幫助一些阿兵哥。

  • They were on the military base and they were trying to learn English and I used images and they absolutely loved it.

    他們在軍事基地,正在努力學習英語,我使用了圖片,他們非常喜歡。

  • Why?

    為什麼?

  • Because it was a fun way to learn English.

    因為這是一種學習英語的有趣方式。

  • 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.

    我會給他們看一張圖片,然後單獨問他們:嘿,描述一下這張圖片,選一個能描述這張圖片的詞,然後他們就會開始想不同的詞,因為當你使用圖片時會發生一些事情,它會激活你大腦的另一面,讓學習過程變得更有趣。

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

    是以,為了開始用英語思考,開始使用影像,它會在你的大腦中觸發某些東西。

  • 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.

    是以,無論你說了什麼詞,或者你找到了一個新詞,這個詞現在都會與你大腦中的影像聯繫在一起。

  • Makes sense.

    有道理

  • Right?

    對不對?

  • Okay.

    好的

  • Let's move on to tip number four.

    下面我們來看第四個建議。

  • Tip number four is also an important one.

    提示四也很重要。

  • Think in English during everyday activities.

    在日常活動中用英語思考。

  • 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.

    當您在做飯或開車等簡單工作時,嘗試用英語思考是很重要的,例如,描述您正在採取的步驟,預測您下一步需要做什麼,並用簡單的英語句子來描述您的日常活動。

  • 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.

    我在韓國學習韓語時,每當我必須乘坐計程車,而計程車又要把我從一個目的地載到另一個目的地時,我就會這樣做。

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

    我會用韓語在心裡說,好的,他要左轉了。

  • All right.

    好的

  • Now he's about to turn right.

    現在他要右轉了。

  • Okay.

    好的

  • He's going to go forward.

    他將繼續前進。

  • He's going to stop at this light, but I was saying it in Korean.

    他會在這個紅綠燈處停車,但我是用韓語說的。

  • Why to practice using Korean over and over again.

    為什麼要反覆練習使用韓語?

  • And you can do the same thing.

    你也可以這樣做。

  • Think in English during your everyday activities.

    在日常活動中用英語思考。

  • I'm pouring some water in my cup.

    我正在往杯子裡倒水。

  • I'm calling my friend to tell them something.

    我要打電話給我的朋友,告訴他們一些事情。

  • Think in English and describe your everyday activities.

    用英語思考並描述您的日常活動。

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

    你會驚奇地發現自己很快就會開始用英語思考了。

  • Makes sense.

    有道理

  • All right, here we go.

    好了,我們開始吧。

  • Let's go to tip number five, tip number five.

    讓我們來看看第五條建議,第五條建議。

  • Another important one.

    還有一個很重要。

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

    技巧五是在安靜的時候練習用英語思考。

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

    你可以利用每天安靜的時間用英語思考。

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

    這是一個很好的建議,因為它可以鼓勵你在用英語思考時保持冷靜。

  • Let me break this down.

    讓我來分析一下。

  • Normally, when you get in a situation where someone asks you a question in

    通常情況下,當你遇到有人用以下方式向你提問時

  • English, someone that's a native English speaker, or even another English learner that is maybe a little bit above you.

    英語母語為英語的人,甚至是其他英語水平比你高一點的英語學習者。

  • What happens?

    會發生什麼?

  • You immediately feel a little nervous.

    你立刻感到有點緊張。

  • Maybe your palms start sweating and it seems like your mind goes blank.

    也許你的手心開始冒汗,大腦似乎一片空白。

  • Nervousness becomes attached to speaking English, but now we are switching that emotion.

    說英語時會緊張,但現在我們正在轉換這種情緒。

  • Tip number five, again, in your quiet moments, when you're calm, when you're relaxed, start thinking in English.

    祕訣五,同樣,在你安靜的時候,在你平靜的時候,在你放鬆的時候,開始用英語思考。

  • Think about your day.

    想想你的一天。

  • Think about your friend, your family member, your spouse.

    想想你的朋友、家人和配偶。

  • Describe that person.

    描述一下這個人。

  • Describe that situation.

    描述一下這種情況。

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

    現在,用英語思考會有一種平靜、放鬆的感覺。

  • Makes sense, right?

    有道理吧?

  • Speaking English.

    說英語。

  • Yes.

    是的。

  • It's about learning words, expressions, but it's also about managing your emotions, staying calm as an expression, cool, calm, and collected.

    這是關於學習詞語和表達方式,但也是關於管理情緒、保持冷靜的表達方式,即冷靜、沉著和鎮定。

  • This is a tip that will help you starting today.

    從今天開始,這個小竅門就能幫到你。

  • Let's move on to tip number six.

    下面我們來看第六條建議。

  • Tip number six, avoid using translation apps too much.

    祕訣六,避免過多使用翻譯應用程序。

  • Notice.

    通知

  • I didn't say altogether translation apps are not bad, but don't use them too much.

    我並沒有說共用翻譯應用程序不好,但不要過多使用它們。

  • Let me explain translation apps can sometimes be helpful, but relying on them too much can hinder your ability to think in English instead, what I want you to do is to challenge yourself to find alternative ways to express your thoughts in English without relying so much on translations, here's something interesting.

    讓我來解釋一下,翻譯應用程序有時會有所幫助,但過度依賴它們反而會阻礙你用英語思考的能力,我希望你做的是挑戰自己,在不過度依賴翻譯的情況下,找到用英語表達思想的其他方法,這裡有一些有趣的東西。

  • I was just teaching a class about two weeks ago, and there was a new student that had joined our family.

    大約兩週前,我正在教一個班,有一個新學生加入了我們的大家庭。

  • And the student, I could tell they were looking for a specific word, but now

    而那個學生,我看得出他們在找一個特定的詞,但現在

  • I've spoke, I've literally taught thousands upon thousands of students.

    我講過,我真的教過成千上萬的學生。

  • So I can read students quite well.

    所以,我能很好地讀懂學生。

  • I know when it's important for me to help.

    我知道什麼時候幫忙最重要。

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

    對我來說,重要的是等待,讓他們自己處理,讓他們自己想辦法。

  • It was that type of moment.

    就是這樣的時刻。

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

    這一刻,我需要坐下來傾聽,讓她自己想辦法。

  • I could tell she wanted me to give her the word, but she could also tell by my facial expression that I was simply going to wait and that I wanted her to figure it out.

    我看得出她想讓我給她說,但她也能從我的面部表情看出我只是在等待,我想讓她自己想辦法。

  • 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.

    所以,她沒有說出她想要的那個詞,但她找到了另一種方式,另一種表達她想說的話的方式。

  • And then I smiled.

    然後我笑了。

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

    這就是不過度依賴翻譯應用程序的後果。

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

    當你不依賴於 "嘿,讓我停下來找找準確的詞 "時。

  • It's okay.

    沒關係。

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

    在你的數據庫中,在你的大腦中找到其他可以用來表達自己的詞語。

  • And then later on, look up that word, but in the moment, it's okay.

    之後,再去查這個詞,但當下,沒關係。

  • Figure it out.

    想辦法

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

    所以,還是第六條建議,避免過多使用翻譯應用程序。

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

    你不想太依賴它們。

  • Tip number seven, use context clues.

    提示七,使用上下文線索。

  • We're talking about thinking in English.

    我們說的是用英語思考。

  • So let me explain when you encounter unfamiliar words or expressions in

    所以,讓我來解釋一下,當你在以下情況下遇到陌生的詞語或表達時

  • English, don't get frustrated or nervous.

    英語,不要沮喪或緊張。

  • Remember we talked about being calm, cool, calm, and collected.

    記得我們說過要沉著、冷靜、沉著、鎮定。

  • Don't get frustrated or nervous.

    不要沮喪或緊張。

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

    相反,應試著根據語境來理解它們的含義。

  • We're talking about thinking in English.

    我們說的是用英語思考。

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

    是以,請閱讀課文,看看單詞是什麼,單詞在什麼位置,然後試著思考發生了什麼。

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

    這將幫助您減少對翻譯的依賴,更專注於理解整體資訊。

  • In other words, it will help you think more in English.

    換句話說,它將幫助你用英語進行更多的思考。

  • Remember these tips are going to help you transform your English.

    請記住,這些技巧將幫助您改變您的英語。

  • It's possible.

    這是可能的。

  • My friend, I believe in you.

    朋友,我相信你。

  • You can do it.

    你能做到的

  • Just apply these tips that you're learning.

    只要運用你學到的這些技巧就可以了。

  • Tip number eight, keep a journal, keep a journal.

    祕訣八,寫日記,寫日記。

  • I actually have tons of journals.

    事實上,我有數不清的日記。

  • Now I have these journals sitting right here.

    現在,這些日記就放在我這裡。

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

    我在業務的許多不同方面使用日記本,但也出於個人原因使用它們。

  • I write down many things.

    我寫下了很多東西。

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

    我在做禮拜、研讀聖經時會寫下一些東西。

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

    我把一天中突然出現在腦海中的事情寫下來。

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

    當你寫日記時,你會發現自己能更多地用英語進行思考。

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

    你看,開始定期用英語寫日記吧。

  • For example, write about your thoughts, write about your feelings and your experiences, this will help you practice thinking in English and improve your writing skills at the same time, remember it doesn't have to be long.

    例如,寫下你的想法,寫下你的感受和經歷,這將幫助你練習用英語思考,同時提高你的寫作技巧。

  • It's just getting into the habit of writing in your journal on a regular basis, forcing yourself to organize your thoughts, to organize your ideas, to lay out using words, what you experienced throughout the day, improving your ability to think in English, tip number nine, engage in conversations with native English speakers.

    這只是養成定期寫日記的習慣,強迫自己整理思緒,組織觀點,用文字表述一天的經歷,提高用英語思考的能力。

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

    現在,在分解之前,我想提醒大家注意一些事情。

  • Native English speakers.

    母語為英語。

  • We're nice people.

    我們是好人

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

    現在,總會有一些人不是好人,但總的來說,我們是好人。

  • Come on now, look at my smile.

    來吧,看看我的笑容。

  • Come on now, go ahead.

    來吧,繼續

  • You can smile too.

    你也可以微笑。

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

    聽著,我們一般都是好人。

  • So engage in conversations.

    是以,請參與對話。

  • Don't be shy.

    別害羞

  • We'll talk to you 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, or even online English forums or, or Facebook groups engage in conversations.

    當然,我們現在再以老師的身份和你談談,這有點不同,因為我在這裡,我在給你上課,但我們說的是當你處在一個周圍都是講英語的人的環境中,甚至是在線英語論壇或,或 Facebook 群組中進行對話時。

  • Let me break it down.

    讓我來分析一下。

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

    尋找機會與以英語為母語的人進行對話非常重要。

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

    如果您本人不認識任何以英語為母語的人,您可以找到在線論壇,開始與那裡的人交談。

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

    這將有助於你對自己的英語更有信心,也有助於你更快地用英語思考。

  • This is the goal to think faster in English practice.

    這就是在英語練習中加快思維速度的目標。

  • You can be at home having your keyboard and typing, start the conversation.

    您可以在家裡敲打鍵盤,開始對話。

  • You can do it.

    你能做到的

  • Tip number 10.

    小竅門 10.

  • Tip number 10.

    小竅門 10.

  • I want you to pay close attention to be patient and persistent.

    我希望你們密切關注,保持耐心和恆心。

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

    重要的是要記住,用英語思考是一種需要時間和實踐來培養的技能。

  • Please, my friend, please be patient with yourself and keep going.

    朋友,請對自己耐心點,繼續前進。

  • Even when it gets difficult, because it will get difficult over time, you'll start to notice how much easier it is for you to think in English.

    即使遇到困難,因為隨著時間的推移會越來越困難,你也會開始注意到用英語思考是多麼容易。

  • In other words, don't give up these tips that I'm sharing with you.

    換句話說,不要放棄我與你們分享的這些技巧。

  • Put them into practice and be patient with yourself.

    將它們付諸實踐,並對自己保持耐心。

  • You're amazing.

    你真了不起

  • You're learning another language.

    你在學習另一種語言

  • You're already awesome.

    你已經很棒了。

  • You're amazing.

    你真了不起

  • Be patient with yourself.

    對自己要有耐心。

  • You're learning a brand new technique, a brand new skill, and your brain needs time to adapt.

    你正在學習一種全新的技術、全新的技能,你的大腦需要時間來適應。

  • But practice more and more practice makes progress.

    但是,多練多練就會有進步。

  • You like that practice makes progress.

    你喜歡 "實踐出真知 "的說法。

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

    我相信你,也希望你相信自己。

  • I hope you enjoyed this lesson.

    希望你們喜歡這節課。

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

    記得說英語,下次再聊。

  • Bye bye.

    再見

  • Hey, you still there?

    嘿,你還在嗎?

  • You know what time it is.

    你知道現在幾點了。

  • It's story time.

    故事時間到

  • Hey, I said it's story time.

    嘿,我說故事時間到了。

  • All right.

    好的

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

    所以,我想給你們講一個故事,這也是一個關於思考的故事。

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

    是以,女性身上有一些非常有趣的東西,對嗎?

  • We are very unique.

    我們非常獨特。

  • Now guys, we love you too, but there's something that females are able to do that I've noticed that guys, our brothers are not able to do.

    現在,男人們,我們也愛你們,但我注意到,有一些女性能做到的事情,男人們,我們的兄弟們卻做不到。

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

    老實說,我從沒見過這種情況,但也許,也許你是個例外。

  • Let me explain.

    讓我來解釋一下。

  • So I was teaching this class in South Korea.

    我在韓國教這個班。

  • It was an early morning class, 6 AM, very early.

    那是一堂早課,早上 6 點,非常早。

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

    班上有四個學生,三男一女。

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

    這一天,只有兩個人來上課。

  • Sometimes, you know, it was a little early.

    有時候,你知道,這有點早。

  • It's hard to get up in the morning.

    早上起床很困難。

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

    於是,女同學和一個男同學就來上課了。

  • Now I really enjoyed both of their company, right?

    現在,我真的很喜歡他們倆的陪伴,不是嗎?

  • So on this day I said, you know what, let's kind of just take it easy.

    所以在這一天,我說,你知道嗎,讓我們放鬆一下。

  • We took a break from the lesson and we just enjoyed having a conversation in English.

    課間休息時,我們用英語進行了愉快的交談。

  • And during the conversation, the guy was telling us about his wife and we were trying to explain to him how women think.

    在談話過程中,那個人向我們講述了他的妻子,而我們則試圖向他解釋女人是如何思考的。

  • And he wasn't getting it.

    但他沒有得到。

  • I said, okay, I want us to stop really quickly.

    我說,好吧,我希望我們快點停下來。

  • And let's say his name was James, right?

    假設他叫詹姆斯,對嗎?

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

    我說,詹姆斯,我想給你看樣東西。

  • Now the woman was Korean, right?

    這個女人是韓國人,對嗎?

  • I am African-American.

    我是非洲裔美國人。

  • She was Korean.

    她是韓國人。

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

    我說,詹姆斯,我想給你看樣東西。

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

    我說,女人,我們天生就能知道對方在想什麼。

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

    無論如何,就像我們知道自己在想什麼一樣。

  • He said, what do you mean?

    他說,你什麼意思?

  • He said, that's not possible.

    他說,這不可能。

  • I said, watch now.

    我說,現在看。

  • We didn't plan this.

    這不是我們計劃好的。

  • We didn't decide on a topic.

    我們沒有確定主題。

  • Nothing.

    什麼都沒有

  • I said, James, watch.

    我說 詹姆斯 看著

  • And I immediately turned my gaze to the woman.

    我立刻把目光轉向了那位女士。

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

    我看著她,大約 10 秒鐘什麼也沒說。

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

    在那 10 秒鐘結束時,我們只是看著對方的眼睛。

  • I said, and I looked back at James.

    說著,我回頭看了看詹姆斯。

  • James was sitting there like, what just happened?

    詹姆斯坐在那裡,就像,剛剛發生了什麼?

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

    然後我問那個女人,告訴我我說了什麼。

  • And she said exactly what I was thinking.

    她說的和我想的一模一樣。

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

    當然,詹姆斯受到了驚嚇,但我和她只是笑了笑。

  • Why?

    為什麼?

  • Because as women, we already knew that we had this innate ability to understand each other, to know what we were thinking without saying anything.

    因為作為女性,我們已經知道,我們有一種與生俱來的能力,可以相互理解,不用說什麼就能知道對方在想什麼。

  • Now, just as a sidebar, this is why, to be very honest, guys, we apologize.

    現在,順便說一句,這就是為什麼,實話實說,夥計們,我們向你們道歉。

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

    我們希望你們知道我們在想什麼,因為作為女人,我們相互理解,對嗎?

  • So guys, husbands, we understand.

    所以,夥計們,丈夫們,我們理解你們。

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

    有時你會有點壓力,因為你的妻子們想讓你知道她們在想什麼。

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

    只是很多時候你沒有這種能力,沒關係。

  • So women, as women, we have to do better.

    是以,作為女性,我們必須做得更好。

  • We have to explain to our husbands and our spouse, we have to explain to them when we're thinking, right?

    我們必須向我們的丈夫和配偶解釋,我們必須向他們解釋我們的想法,對嗎?

  • So that's just, you know, truth.

    這就是事實。

  • All right.

    好的

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

    所以,但就在那一刻,他再次意識到,天哪,你們居然能互相理解。

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

    我笑了,她也笑了,因為這同樣不是計劃好的。

  • 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.

    因為我是美國人,所以我總是和美國女人這樣做,但我知道,即使她是韓國人,我們也能互相理解,即使不說話。

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

    老實說,我認為這是上帝賜予我的禮物,因為我親眼目睹了這一切的發生。

  • Another sidebar, whenever we play games and we have men against women, the women always win.

    還有一個小插曲,每當我們玩遊戲,讓男人對陣女人時,女人總是贏。

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

    如果這是個心理遊戲,那麼女人就贏了,不是因為男人不聰明,非常聰明,而是作為女人,我們有能力不聲不響地向對方傳遞信息。

  • I don't know how it works.

    我不知道它是如何工作的。

  • I don't know what God did, but it definitely happens, especially with my best friend from college.

    我不知道上帝做了什麼,但這肯定會發生,尤其是和我大學最好的朋友。

  • Oh my goodness.

    我的天啊

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

    我們可以隔著一個房間,進行完整的對話,卻從不說一句話。

  • So men be careful, but yes.

    所以,男人們要小心,但也沒錯。

  • So that's just an example of one of the amazing abilities that women have.

    是以,這只是女性所擁有的驚人能力之一的一個例子。

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

    先生們,我們知道你們也有驚人的能力,但現在我們談論的是女性。

  • I hope you guys enjoyed this story.

    希望你們喜歡這個故事。

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

    希望你們度過愉快的一週,下節課再聊。

Hey, in this week's English lesson, I want to help you.

嘿,在本週的英語課上,我想幫助你。

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