Name: 你想把英語說得更好嗎？| Podcast and Chill | 初學者 (Do you want to speak English better? | ?Podcast and Chill | Beginner)
Uploaded: 2025-02-24T02:14:58.000Z
Duration: 14 min 27 s

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Hey everyone, welcome back to Podcast and Chill.

大家好，歡迎回到 Podcast and Chill。

We're here to turn your English fears into cheers.

我們將把您對英語的恐懼化為歡呼。

Speaking of fears, do you know what most English learners are afraid of?

說到害怕，你知道大多數英語學習者害怕什麼嗎？

The fear of speaking can really hold you back, right?

說話的恐懼真的會讓你退縮，對嗎？

Everyone makes mistakes when learning a new language.

在學習一門新語言時，每個人都會犯錯誤。

So you're saying we shouldn't be afraid to speak?

And that's why today, we're going to share some tips to help you feel more confident and start speaking English with ease.

這就是為什麼今天我們要分享一些技巧，幫助您更自信地開始說英語。

So, Gwen, what's the first step to becoming a fluent English speaker?

那麼，格溫，成為流利英語使用者的第一步是什麼？

Well, according to research by Carl Weick, when you tackle manageable tasks, it builds momentum and keeps you motivated.

卡爾-韋克的研究表明，當你處理一些可以應付的任務時，就會產生動力並保持積極性。

Oh, so those little wins add up and give us the push to keep going.

哦，這些小小的勝利加在一起，給了我們繼續前進的動力。

Every small victory boosts your confidence and sets you up to tackle bigger challenges down the road.

每一次小小的勝利都會增強你的信心，為你今後應對更大的挑戰做好準備。

Start with simple phrases you can use in everyday life.

從日常生活中可以使用的簡單短語開始。

Things like introducing yourself, asking for directions, or even making small talk about the weather.

比如自我介紹、問路，甚至閒聊天氣。

So, if it's raining, I can say, what an awful day.

所以，如果下雨了，我可以說，真是糟糕的一天。

That being said, messing up feels like such a big deal for so many learners.

儘管如此，對許多學習者來說，搞砸了就是一件大事。

But mistakes are actually your best friends.

但是，錯誤其實是你最好的朋友。

Well, studies by Robert and Elizabeth Bjork found that when you slip up while learning, it actually helps you lock things in better over time.

羅伯特-比約克和伊麗莎白-比約克的研究發現，當你在學習過程中出現失誤時，隨著時間的推移，它實際上會幫助你更好地掌握知識。

You've got to figure out what went wrong and why, which makes everything click more.

你必須搞清楚哪裡出了問題，為什麼會出問題，這樣才能讓一切都更有針對性。

And did you know the longest fanfiction ever written in English was done by a non-native speaker?

你知道用英語寫的最長的同人小說是由一位非母語人士完成的嗎？

He started writing fanfiction to practice English.

他開始寫同人小說來練習英語。

He must have made a ton of mistakes along the way.

But instead of throwing in the towel, he kept at it.

但他沒有放棄，而是繼續努力。

Now it's officially the longest piece of literature ever written.

現在，它正式成為有史以來最長的文學作品。

Imagine all the typos he had to clean up early on.

想象一下，他早期要清理多少錯別字。

However, every mistake was just one more step forward.

然而，每一次失誤都只是向前邁進了一步。

It's proof that errors aren't roadblocks but building blocks.

這證明，錯誤不是路障，而是基石。

那麼，下一個演講技巧是什麼？

The next tip is to listen before you speak.

When you listen, you're picking up on things like tone, rhythm, and pronunciation.

聽的時候，你會捕捉到一些東西，比如語調、節奏和發音。

Ah, so it's not just about hearing the words.

So instead of jumping right in, I should focus on listening more first?

所以，我不應該馬上跳進去，而是應該先集中精力多聽？

That's the key to improving your speaking skills.

這就是提高演講技巧的關鍵所在。

Listen to podcasts, watch movies, or just tune into conversations in English.

聽播客、看電影，或者只是收聽英語對話。

Then, try to copy how people speak, like their tone and accent.

然後，試著模仿別人說話的語氣和口音。

為什麼不一個詞一個詞地說呢？

Because this is how people actually use language in real life.

因為在現實生活中，人們就是這樣使用語言的。

比如休息一下，或者做個決定。

It sounds a lot easier and more effective than just learning words by themselves.

這聽起來比自己學習單詞要簡單有效得多。

But where can I find these chunks to practice?

但是，我在哪裡可以找到這些大塊的練習內容呢？

You can easily pick them up from everyday English content.

您可以從日常英語內容中輕鬆掌握它們。

But I don't think I have time to listen to a podcast or watch a movie every day.

但我想我沒有時間每天聽播客或看電影。

I need something I can squeeze into my daily routine.

我需要一些能在日常工作中使用的東西。

In that case, there are plenty of English learning apps that give you useful phrases and a solid system to practice every day.

在這種情況下，有很多英語學習應用程序可以為您提供有用的短語和紮實的系統，供您每天練習。

Start with popular ones like Duolingo for vocabulary or HelloTalk to chat with native speakers.

您可以從一些流行的軟件開始，如學習詞彙的 Duolingo 或與母語人士哈拉的 HelloTalk。

它們是免費的，對初學者也很友好。

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