Name: 練就流利英文的祕密！ (The Secret to Speaking Fluent English)
Uploaded: 2026-02-04T00:03:42.000Z
Duration: 20 min 27 s

Hi, my name is Nati and I'm from Thailand.

基礎數量詞

Many years ago, my spoken English was pretty bad.

很多年前，我的口語英文還很爛。

過去簡單式

I had a lot of trouble expressing myself in English.

我那時候在英文表達上遇到很多困難。

But then I found a way to improve my spoken English, and

但後來我找到一個方法可以改善我的口語英文，

I managed to become fluent while living in Thailand.

而且我在泰國生活期間，就成功變得流利的。

The methods I use can be done at home from anywhere in the world.

我用的這些方法，在家裡、世界任何地方都可以做。

And in this video, I'm gonna tell you how you can do the same.

在這支影片裡，我就是要告訴你，你也可以做到。

First, let me tell you the most important secret.

首先，讓我先跟你說一個最重要的祕訣。

To speak English well, you need to build unconscious knowledge in English.

要讓英文說得好，你需要建立英文的無意識知識。

If you want to speak English fluently, you need a high level of unconscious knowledge in English.

如果你想讓英文說得流利，你需要建立高程度的英文無意識知識。

Well, unconscious knowledge is the ability to do something without conscious thought, is the ability to perform a task automatically.

嗯，無意識知識就是能夠在不經過有意識思考的情況下做事的能力，是能夠自動地執行任務的能力。

For example, riding a bicycle, playing a musical instrument, and speaking your native language.

例如，騎自行車、演奏樂器，以及說你的母語。

To use the knowledge, you don't have to think about it.

要使用這些知識，你不需要去思考它。

You don't have to focus your attention on it.

That's why you can ride a bicycle and talk to someone at the same time.

這就是為什麼你可以一邊騎自行車，一邊跟別人說話。

You don't have to focus on the movement of your legs.

你不需要專注在你的腿部動作上。

It's also why musicians can sing and play the instrument at the same time.

這也是為什麼音樂家可以一邊唱歌一邊演奏樂器。

With enough practice, the skill becomes automatic.

透過足夠的練習，這個技巧就會變得自動。

And so the hands and fingers can now move automatically.

現在你的手和手指就能自動地移動了。

Now think about how you speak your first language.

When you talk in your native language, do you think about grammar rules?

當你講母語時，你會去想文法規則嗎？

Do you think about syntax or sentence structure?

No, you don't think about any of that, Right?

不會，你根本不會去想這些，對吧？

But for some reason, every sentence that comes out of your mouth is grammatically correct.

但不知道為什麼，你說出來的每一個句子文法都正確。

Even though you're not thinking about grammar, everything you say makes sense grammatically.

即使你沒有在想文法，你說的每一句話在文法上都說得通。

Well, it's because you have a high level of unconscious knowledge in your native language.

嗯，這是因為你的母語有很高程度的無意識知識。

So if you want to speak English well, you need to increase your unconscious knowledge in English.

所以如果你想把英文說得流利，你就需要增加你在英文上的無意識知識。

If you do that, speaking English will feel natural and automatic, much like speaking your first language.

如果你這麼做，說英文就會感覺很自然、很自動，就像說你的母語一樣。

So how do you acquire unconscious knowledge?

那麼，要怎麼獲得無意識知識呢？

Unfortunately, this is very difficult to do.

The problem is that this type of knowledge cannot be taught.

問題是這種知識是無法被教導的。

You can improve it by reading grammar books or watching grammar lessons on YouTube.

你可以透過閱讀文法書或觀看 YouTube 上的文法課程來改善它。

If you do that, you will acquire a different type of knowledge called conscious knowledge.

如果你這麼做，你將會獲得另一種知識，稱為有意識知識。

To use the knowledge, you have to think about it, you have to focus your attention on it.

要使用這種知識，你必須思考它，必須集中注意力在它上面。

This means that when you speak English, you have to think about grammar.

這表示當你說英文時，你必須思考文法。

You have to decide what tense to use and all that stuff.

你必須決定要用什麼時態等等。

And that doesn't work, because when you're talking to Someone you don't have time to think about grammar.

這樣是行不通的，因為當你跟別人說話時，你沒有時間去思考文法。

If the other person says something to you or asks you a question, you have to respond immediately.

如果對方跟你說話或問你問題，你必須馬上回應。

Sadly, many people love studying grammar.

很可惜，很多人喜歡研究文法。

They love watching lessons about tenses, prepositions, adjectives, and so on.

他們喜歡看關於時態、介系詞、形容詞等等的課程。

They believe that it will make them speak better.

他們相信這會讓他們說得更好。

What they don't realize is that the knowledge they gain through study is conscious, non automatic knowledge, which is not very useful in spoken English.

他們沒有意識到，透過學習獲得的知識是有意識的、非自動的知識，在口語英文中不太有用。

The thing is, speaking a language involves two parts of the brain, the conscious part and the unconscious, automatic part.

問題是，說一門語言涉及大腦的兩個部分，有意識的部分和無意識的、自動的部分。

When you speak your first language, the conscious part focuses on the information that you want to communicate, while the unconscious part focuses on the grammar.

當你講母語時，有意識的部分會專注在你想要傳達的資訊，而無意識的部分則專注在文法。

This coordination allows you to speak fluently.

這種協調讓你能夠流利地說話。

If you want to say something, you can just say it.

如果你想說什麼，你就可以直接說出來。

And the unconscious part will make sure that your speech follows the grammar rules.

而無意識的部分會確保你的說話符合文法規則。

But what happens when a grammar nerd, you know, someone who studies a lot of grammar, what happens when they try to speak English?

但是，如果你是一個文法控，你知道的，就是那種研究很多文法的人，當他們試著講英文時，會發生什麼事呢？

The conscious part now has to focus on the information and the grammar at the same time.

現在，有意識的部分必須同時專注在資訊和文法上。

It has to focus on two things simultaneously, which is impossible to do.

它必須同時專注在兩件事情上，這是不可能做到的。

This is why many students speak poorly despite knowing all the grammar rules.

這就是為什麼很多學生即使知道所有文法規則，口語英文還是說得不好。

所以，不要透過死記硬揹來學英文。

Instead, you have to learn English the same way you learn your first language.

取而代之的是，你必須像學母語一樣去學英文。

We call this way of learning unconscious learning.

我們稱這種學習方式為無意識學習。

In this context, the word unconscious means unaware.

在這個情境下，無意識的意思是「不知道」。

So unconscious learning means you are unaware that you're learning something.

所以無意識學習就是你不知道自己在學東西。

The learning takes place outside of your awareness.

學習是在你沒有察覺的情況下發生的。

One example of this way of learning is listening to a conversation in English.

這種學習方式的一個例子，就是聽英文對話。

When you listen to a conversation, your goal is not to learn English, but

當你聽對話時，你的目標不是要學英文，而是

But as you listen, as you focus on the information, the unconscious part of your brain is learning English behind the scenes.

但在你聽的過程中，當你專注於資訊時，你大腦的無意識部分其實正在默默地學習英文。

You may not be aware of it, but your brain is learning things like grammar, vocabulary, and

你可能沒注意到，但你的大腦正在學習文法、單字

This is how you learn your first language.

You learned by listening to people talking over and over.

你是透過不斷聽別人說話來學習的。

And you didn't try to memorize or understand any rules.

而且你也沒有試圖去記住或理解任何文法規則。

You just focused on the information and let your brain learn the language in the background.

你只是專注於資訊，讓你的大腦在背景中學習語言。

So remember, when you learn English unconsciously, you get unconscious automatic knowledge.

所以請記住，當你無意識地學習英文時，你會獲得無意識的自動知識。

When you learn English consciously by studying grammar, you get conscious, non automatic knowledge.

當你有意識地透過學習文法來學習英文時，你會獲得有意識的、非自動的知識。

Now, there are two methods you can use to build unconscious knowledge.

現在，有兩種方法可以幫助你建立無意識知識。

These are the only two methods I use to become fluent in English.

這也是我用來讓自己英文流利的兩種方法。

The second One is input driven speaking practice.

第二種是輸入驅動的口語練習。

Listening is a very popular method for learning English.

聽是學習英文一種非常流行的方法。

Everybody tells you to listen to English, but is it really necessary?

每個人都跟你說要聽英文，但這真的有必要嗎？

I mean, what if you're not looking to improve your listening?

呃，如果你的目標不是要改善聽力呢？

If your goal is to improve your speaking, why do you need to spend time listening?

如果你的目標是改善口說，為什麼還要花時間聽？

為什麼不直接專注於口說練習就好？

Even if improving your listening is not your goal, you still need to listen to English on a regular basis.

即使改善聽力不是你的目標，你還是需要規律地聽英文。

In fact, it's impossible to become fluent without a lot of listening.

事實上，沒有大量聽力，根本不可能變得流利。

Regular listening makes it easy to improve your speaking.

規律的聽力練習能讓你輕鬆改善口說。

You see, the English language is very complex.

你知道，英文這門語言非常複雜。

If you don't listen to English very much, you'll never become familiar with the complexity of the language.

如果你聽的英文不夠多，你永遠無法熟悉語言的複雜性。

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