這個影片很激勵我!我在美國工作,雖然我不是團隊當中唯一的非母語者,卻是唯一的亞洲人。相比其他的非母語者來說,我的確是比較安靜,因為我到現在還是很怕講錯話、用錯詞,或是文法錯誤。然而越怕其實越容易結巴,也越講不好。我觀察到當其他的非母語同事(歐洲人、中南美洲人)講話卡關、講錯詞時,他們很常是以自嘲(Oh my gosh what did I just say to you?)或發問(Should I use the word "xxx" here?)帶過。但偶爾當我用錯文法發問,而母語者同事回一個正確文法句時,我都會很耿耿於懷。事實上對方並沒有糾正的意思,只是身為母語者自然地會回以正確文法句。就像身為台灣人,當我們遇到非中文母語者講錯詞彙時,我們還是聽得懂、回以正確文法句,並且沒有糾正之意。重點還是在於不怕犯錯、多表達,並且多多訓練肌肉記憶。
對於身在美國的台灣人來說,真的是聽力高於說,最大的困難就是很怕說錯怕丟臉,然後很怕跟外國人接觸。所以Embrace the mistake真的很重要! 不得不說這部真的對於在美國很挫折的我自己來說,是一個很大的鼓勵,謝謝阿滴和Dr.J!! so appreciate
@jerryhsieh01312 жыл бұрын
This is really an interesting topic about how to overcome such barrier of " got what meaning but not be able to express well by English" I remembered when I went to Dr.J 's English course, He always emphsize one thing, " just open mouse, don't be shy ", Shy is most expensive thing that interrupt your learning, so we were asked jsut speaking directly. my personal experience and suggestion are 1. " keep opening mouse to speak English, even you are to talk to yourself" 2. " practice, practice and practice" Just do it
@noelsanchez55682 жыл бұрын
I certainly enjoyed this video and support the idea of "aggressive learning". I came to Taiwan six years ago with zero background in Chinese, but at this point in my life, I consider myself quite fluent, but not perfect and still learning. However, it was tough. You can call me crazy, but I remember I used to speak to myself while walking outside, trying to practice what I was going to say in different situations throughout the day, for instance, at 7-11, in restaurants, buying groceries, and so on. As expected, I also made many mistakes, as Dr. J mentioned, but I learned from them. That was the moment when I realize that the biggest obstacle inhibiting us from improving is "fear". Just keep this in mind, if you do not speak, how would you know you are correct or wrong? This applies to any language, including English and Spanish (welcome to learn, I recommend it). Looking forward to get more videos like this one! Warm regards to Dr. J
Dr. J有稍微提到最難的地方是要找到適合自己程度的input,有點可惜阿滴沒有繼續追問這方面的問題。但還是謝謝阿滴跟Dr.J的分享!
@emily9400912 жыл бұрын
喜歡這種分享!❤語言真的有趣~
@carinachou34032 жыл бұрын
I need to share this with all my students!! this is so great! Thanks!!
@alanchen98182 жыл бұрын
謝謝阿滴和Dr.J的分享,看完這部影片收獲滿滿感謝🙏🙏
@cindyt34662 жыл бұрын
超愛DR.J 很有喜感❤
@johnw92202 жыл бұрын
這集對於語言學習有瓶頸的人 有很多的啟發 感謝🙏🏻阿滴私和Dr.J
@militseng-is-me2 жыл бұрын
敲碗第二集!!!👍👍
@haidee37002 жыл бұрын
Just watched the video Raymond ft A-iong, it's amazing to know Dr. J also learned Taiwanese, looking forward to seeing Dr. J speaking more Taiwanese.
@user-pi1qg3rw8l2 жыл бұрын
我很認同這集的重點!
@tsai945202 жыл бұрын
這系列超讚
@lftriste2 жыл бұрын
很有感觸的一級,我當年是政府開始要求小學學習英文的頭段(80年次)當年我是連橡皮擦都不會拼的小朋友 後來看著AXN的CSI犯罪現場,跟著何瑞修學著英文,開始自言自語,洗澡/吃飯/幻想,總是把劇情在腦中想了一次又一次。 又因為CSI常有一些監視的內容,導致現在一氧化碳,二氧化碳,謀殺這類的詞彙越來越多/豐富 真的!別怕犯錯,外國人來跟你說,偶想濕G樓換(我想吃雞肉飯)你也不會覺得奇怪。 Just do it say it
@francodeercow2 жыл бұрын
所以⋯橡皮擦的英文是什麼🤔😂
@lftriste Жыл бұрын
@@francodeercow 乙蕊蛇
@francodeercow Жыл бұрын
@@lftriste 謝謝回覆
@wearx Жыл бұрын
謝謝阿滴這集的採訪 ! 我人在澳洲 ! 因為英文很爛 一直在找那個觀念 !這集我學到很多 Thank you so much👍
或許你可以主動先跟他們說法文,如果他們講得太快,就跟他們說你正在學法文,問他們能不能講慢一點(Désolé(e), j'apprends le français maintenant. Pourriez-vous parler un peu plus lentement, s'il vous plaît?)
@yahoo2512 жыл бұрын
這個真的會有幫助
@j5072420002 жыл бұрын
Like Dr. J very much! I have been working in Netherland for many years, but I am always not a native-level English speaker. However, now I'm learning Dutch, and the concept from Dr. J totally explained the way I'm learning the Dutch and how I learned the foreign language in general. I am always an aggressive learner who is not afraid of making mistakes but moving forwards in communication. ;)
@kabily89722 жыл бұрын
請讓來賓多說一些,謝謝。
@jim893012 жыл бұрын
好棒的一集!謝謝阿滴和Dr. J 關於口述日記,是指說每天錄一段話,關於一天的心得或是任何敘述嗎?
@yvonne5112 Жыл бұрын
在澳洲working holiday 時,跟一對愛爾蘭情侶在聊天,那時候才到澳洲3.4個月,對自己還是沒甚麼信心,他們跟我說you can speak english and chinese, but we can only speak english, you're amazing! Don't be afraid! 我真的大受感動,完全被鼓舞到,也不會害羞了
@annieju55202 жыл бұрын
筆記 學無止境 主動學習訓練聽力肌肉 ❤
@vivianlai65722 жыл бұрын
希望有朝一日可以上Dr.J的課🤩
@盧品宏-b5t2 жыл бұрын
We all love Dr.J !!!! 敲碗續集!!!
@ibtisamsalsabila39312 жыл бұрын
I want part 2!!!
@janee20682 жыл бұрын
超爱访谈系列,期待下一集☺️☺️☺️
@flyer9542 жыл бұрын
wow 喜歡 Dr.J !
@angel7910222 жыл бұрын
這個不光是語言學習的引導 也是人生的學習或者任何工作的學習 很棒的一部影片
@maggiekuo3802 жыл бұрын
語言學習細節以及個人經驗分享都讓我感同身受,立馬收藏影片做筆記練習!
@jeanliou6322 жыл бұрын
Dr. J 的學生又來報到了🤣 失敗為成功之母 其實不只是語言學習 你做任何事都能從失敗學習經驗 It makes you think better, and learn things from different angles. Then you can adapt it as you own asset!
@kuch45082 жыл бұрын
老師好強啊!!! 天生的語言學習天才+侵略性的學習!!! 佩服~~~
@wei31wei2 жыл бұрын
我認同在錯誤中學習這件事喔! 印象會超深刻
@es96912 жыл бұрын
This is so interesting!!! Thank you for sharing these valuable experiences!! Dr J's examples make it easier for me to understand how to practice English next time! Besides, it inspires me to look at learning English from a different perspective. I hope to see your collaborative videos again. To become an active learner, I try to write my remarks in English. It doesn't matter if I write some mistakes because I try to stop being shy.
@ReneeYuanJuiHsia2 жыл бұрын
好棒 很有熱忱的Dr
@Sandra-rf5jl2 жыл бұрын
老師很棒的心態--將困難踩在腳下,就是墊腳石🥰! 心態決定成就,讚!🤩🤸
@miramh31522 жыл бұрын
4:31 你每賽阿捏共 超級好笑
@liupoocy70112 жыл бұрын
it is very useful video for me.thanks a lot. i can get the weakness of my english learning. i will try to take the oral diary tonight.