Name: 【5分鐘閒聊】英文變好後，生活有哪些改變？ #英文會話 #學英文 (【5分喋り】英語喋るようになった変わったことは？ #英会話 #英語)
Uploaded: 2025-12-06T15:29:15.000Z
Duration: 9 min 53 s

未來簡單式

So, as some of you probably know, I have been doing this Ippun Shabari on Instagram and YouTube for this around a year.

那，就像大家可能知道的，我已經在Instagram和YouTube上做這個Ippun Shabari 大約一年了。

And I have been hearing a lot of positive impacts and effects on their improving speaking English skill from so many people.

而且我聽到好多人說，這對他們改善英文口說能力有很正面的影響和效果。

So I have been feeling super, super happy with it because that's a thing I wanted to deliver to the society and you guys people.

所以我對此感到非常非常開心，因為這是我一直想帶給社會和大家的。

所以我的夢想之一，真的實現了。

But recently I have been just doing the same thing, repeat on repeat really bores me.

但最近我一直在做同樣的事情，不斷重複真的讓我覺得很無聊。

And I am not talking about stopping that one minute speaking by myself videos uploading.

我並不是說要停止我自己上傳那些一分鐘口說影片。

I just have been recently feeling like maybe I want to try something new.

最近我一直覺得，或許我想嘗試一些新的東西。

So that one minute speaking by myself idea actually came from my experience from my high school life when I was debating in English.

所以，我一個人進行一分鐘口說的這個想法，其實是來自於我高中時期參加英文辯論的經驗。

I wanted to improve my speaking skill of English because I had zero at the time.

我想提升我的英文口說能力，因為那時候我幾乎是零基礎。

I could barely have spoken only my name and introduction, just a little short introduction of myself.

我當時大概只能說出自己的名字和簡單的自我介紹，非常簡短的介紹。

So I literally had this regulation, a very strict regulation regulation time on speaking something about depending on that theme of the debate.

我那時候真的有一項規定，一個非常嚴格的規定，關於根據辯論主題進行口說的限時規定。

Sometimes I had this three minutes speech that I had to construct within just 10 minutes preparation time and all, like five minutes.

有時候我必須在短短十分鐘的準備時間內，完成一個三分鐘的演講，或者像是五分鐘的。

The other times it really depended on the kind of the debating or that way of practicing it.

其他時候真的就看當時的辯論類型或練習方式而定。

So the idea of a minute straight speaking style came from that experience of mine in the past.

所以一分鐘直述式口說風格這個想法，就是源自於我過去的經驗。

So I have been having this idea this whole time.

Maybe making it more than longer than a minute would be better for some people because one minute is honestly a short amount of time.

也許對某些人來說，時間拉長超過一分鐘會比較好，因為老實說一分鐘真的很短。

And if you are having this image that you are exchanging something with someone in English as a communication, then you being able to speak for around like a minute straight would be quite enough time for you to deliver your message or what you want to tell to that person.

如果你想像一下，你正在用英文跟某人溝通交流，那麼你能夠講一分鐘左右，其實就足夠讓你把訊息或你想告訴對方的事情傳達完畢了。

But sometimes I think sometimes there should be the timing that you want to deliver more, that you want to express more, which doesn't have to be within a minute all the time to get used to it, to be better at it, to be smoother and to be more comfortable with it.

但有時候我覺得，有時候應該要有讓你想要講更多、想要表達更多的時候，不一定每次都要在一分鐘內才能習慣它、變得更好、更順暢、更自在。

To be comfortable with something, you have to be used to it and it means you need practice to do so.

要對某件事感到自在，你必須習慣它，這意味著你需要練習才能做到。

Today I want to try this five minutes, literally five minutes regulated time speaking practice.

今天我想來試試這個五分鐘，字面上的五分鐘限時口說練習。

And I will just start this button and it will start counting this five minutes.

我會按下這個按鈕，它就會開始計時這五分鐘。

So until this five minutes becomes into the zero, I will keep talking with it.

所以在這五分鐘歸零之前，我會一直講下去。

In that five minutes, I will not edit any of my speaking.

在這五分鐘內，我不會編輯任何我的口說內容。

So I think what you're going to see from now on, it's going to be a very real one, my real, very authentic five minutes talking.

所以我想你們接下來看到的，會是一個非常真實的、我真實的、非常道地的五分鐘口說。

So let me forgive, forgive some vocabulary mistakes, some mistakes on phrasings, picking up for these expressions or whatever, but

所以請原諒我一些單字錯誤，一些措辭上的錯誤，或是挑選這些表達方式等等，但是

So I just want you to guys see what practice looks like, at least in my case.

所以我想讓你們看看練習是什麼樣子的，至少在我身上是這樣。

So that's why, that's my purpose, so that I am so okay with it.

所以這就是為什麼，這就是我的目的，這樣我才能自在地進行。

所以，是的，讓我們好好享受它吧。

So the topic would be said, what changed most since you could have spoken English very well.

所以，辯論主題會是，自從你英文口說能力變得很強之後，什麼改變最多。

So the thing that changed myself and my life since I could have spoken in English very well in my sense, what changed the most in a good way was definitely my experience that I attended at the conference in the United nations in New York.

所以自從我的英文口說能力變得非常強之後，我人生中改變最大的，而且是往好的方面改變的，絕對是我參加紐約聯合國會議的經驗。

And that was super surprising even to say it, because United nations is, I think it of course, depends on every.

這點真的非常令人驚訝，因為聯合國，我想，當然這取決於每個人。

But if you start learning English and at school especially, I, like, at least I, in my situation, I was really had this passion or like this cold image of working in the United nations because that's where the international, you know, society exists.

但如果你開始學英文，尤其是在學校，我，至少我，在我的情況下，我真的對在聯合國工作有著熱情，或是一種很酷的想像，因為那裡是國際社會存在的。

So because on the textbook, we always have been seeing those United nations news or like, how that institution is working with so many people from different backgrounds, from different cultures and from different, you know, stories of their lives.

因為課本上，我們一直看到聯合國的新聞，或是那個機構如何與來自不同背景、不同文化、以及不同人生故事的人們合作。

And I was just super excited, in a good way to see and know all of those people's stories.

我真的非常興奮，而且是往好的方面，去認識和了解所有這些人的故事。

And I was also studying very hard on English.

United nations has been actually one of the places that I was dreaming to be in.

聯合國其實一直是我夢想去的地方之一。

So I had this idea that maybe in the future I want to be able to work at the United Nations.

所以我就有個想法，也許未來我想在聯合國工作。

At some faculties in the United Nations, I wasn't really deciding specifically on what kind of faculties and what kind of field that I wanted to work on, because I wasn't taking that seriously.

在聯合國的某些部門，我其實沒有特別決定想在哪個部門或哪個領域工作，因為我當時沒有那麼認真看待。

That was like a dream, like with butterflies.

I had been having that idea in my mind in my head, all this the whole time on the process of learning, of my learning English.

在我學習英文的過程中，這個想法一直在我腦海裡。

I was just sometimes searched on the Internet looking for the way to make it happen.

我只是有時候會在網路上搜尋方法讓它實現。

And it always said that you needed a master degree, so you, you know, had to graduate.

而且它一直說你需要有碩士學位，所以你，你知道，必須畢業。

From you know, several schools, not just a four year college.

你知道，從好幾所學校畢業，不只是一間四年制的學院。

So I was seeing on that point, seeing finding that, that fact I was almost given that up because you know it cost, it's a thing that would cost a lot of money and I knew that couldn't that would be very affordable for my family or for myself too.

所以我就在那一點上，看到、發現，事實上我幾乎要放棄了，因為你知道它很花錢，這件事會花很多錢，而且我知道這對我的家人或我自己來說都負擔不起。

So just I was studying at the college four year university.

所以我當時是在讀四年制的學院大學。

But after that I was deciding that I would work and I would have I find a job and have my job and work and earn money and make my own living.

但之後我決定我要工作，我要找到一份工作，然後擁有我的工作，工作並賺錢，自食其力。

So I never knew that would happen to me, you know, being a part of any attending some conference in the United Nations.

所以我從來不知道會發生在我身上，你知道，成為聯合國某個會議的一部分。

But it happened in a very, you know, unexpected way, in a good way.

但它發生了，而且是以一種非常、你知道，意想不到的方式，而且是好的方式。

So the thing is that when I was in the university, when I was a freshman student at the university, I just saw this advertisement in my college, you know, in the building on the wall just in the college.

所以，重點是，當我在大學的時候，大一新生，我看到我學校裡，你知道，校園建築物牆上的廣告。

And that said that that was the thing that was recruiting some young people under around 30 years old.

上面寫著正在招募一些三十歲以下的年輕人。

They're recruiting some young people to be attending at the conference in the UN as the NGO person people because the university that I was studying was in Nagasaki.

他們正在招募一些年輕人參加聯合國的會議，擔任非政府組織（NGO）的人員，因為我唸的大學在長崎。

So as many of you probably know, it's a very historical.

所以，就像你們很多人可能知道的，那是一個非常歷史悠久的地方。

It's a very historical place because atomic bomb was dropped up in the sky in that city as that's as is Hiroshima city, you know, in 1945.

那是一個非常歷史悠久的地方，因為在那個城市，就像廣島一樣，你知道，在1945年，原子彈被投下。

And so the city was very eager and very passionate about letting young people engage in that kind of field to for the aberration of nuclear weapons and making the world more peaceful without those, you know, inhumane weapons.

所以這個城市非常渴望、非常熱情地希望年輕人能參與這方面的領域，為了廢除核武，讓世界更和平，沒有那些，你知道，不人道的武器。

So I could have gotten that chance and I of course I showed my skill of speaking English and I got in luckily and I get that's how I got a chance for myself to be attending the event.

所以我得到了這個機會，我當然展現了我的英文口說能力，很幸運地被錄取了，這就是我獲得參加這個活動的機會。

It was the whole my first try, five minutes straight speaking.

這是我第一次嘗試，五分鐘的直述式口說。

So I am just wondering how you guys are thinking about me right now.

所以，我只是很好奇，你們現在對我的想法是什麼。

But that was just, just to be clear, that was a very real one.

但那只是，只是說清楚一點，那是一個非常真實的練習。

I added zero edit in that within that five minutes speaking.

在那五分鐘的口說中，我沒有做任何編輯。

So I hope you guys enjoyed it and learned something could be useful for you in your life too.

所以我希望你們喜歡，並且學到一些對你們的生活也有用的東西。

And yeah, the fact is that you just need practice to be better.

是的，事實就是你需要練習才能變得更好。

So thanks so much for watching today's video and see you guys very soon hopefully.

非常感謝收看今天的影片，希望很快再見到大家。

掰掰，祝你們有個美好的一天。