저는 이 30개 문장을 죽어라 팠더니, 어학연수 한 번없이통역사가 됐어요 [무료자료제공], 평범한 30대가 영어뇌 만들 수 있는 현실적인 방법 | 국내파통역사의 영어회화공부법
만다블_국내파통역사의 영어공부법
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The average English learning period for Koreans is 10 years.
Even after studying for 10 years, it is still incredibly difficult for us to speak a single word properly.
I have spent a long time studying and learning to find the fundamental reason for this and have discovered a method.
I believe this will definitely solve the most efficient and fundamental English input and output problems for ordinary Koreans like myself.
In today's video, I will explain in detail the '30 sentences' that you can properly learn and practice—just one sentence a day—to build an 'English brain' through the 'English-style thinking' I have mentioned so far.
The reason we cannot properly use words and expressions we already know when actually speaking is that we are still trapped in 'Korean-style thinking.'
I sincerely hope that looking at these 30 sentences one by one will be the first step in changing your thought process when you actually speak English and listen to native speakers.
The method I shared today is a self-study method that anyone can do on their own. If you invest just 15 minutes a day in your daily routine to study English, your life a month from now and a year from now will be completely different.
As always, I sincerely hope that you will be freed from studying English this year, and I am cheering for your English studies today as well. :)
👉 30 Sentences for ‘English-Style Thinking’ [Click the link below]
https://bit.ly/4g8fVZo
⏰ Timeline
00:00 The reason why we can't use even simple words properly
01:16 Training for ‘English-Style Thinking’ (1)
12:38 Training for ‘English-Style Thinking’ (2)
23:12 Training for ‘English-Style Thinking’ (3)
33:20 The essence of ‘English-Style Thinking’ that is more important than memorization
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더 많은 표현, 예문 알려주시면,
정말감사하겠네요, 부탁드립니다👍
한가지 의견 드리자면, 영작이 너무 짧게 나와서 기억 못한채 설명 페이지로 넘어가고 있어 따라가기 힘들었습니다. ㅎㅎ 영작을 설명 시에도 띄어주시면 어떨까 싶습니다.
들었던 말 중에
'저널리스트' 또는 '작가'라고 하길래
저는 으례 언론인 또는 프로 작가를 떠올렸는데 나중에 알고 보니
저널리즘 전공했지 현재 직업도 아니며
작가 지망생이며 습작 단계이지 진짜 책을 낸 작가도 아니더군요.
보통 우리는 '직업적으로' 공인된 걸 자기 소개할 때 말하지 지망생 정도로 그 직업명을 말하진 않잖아요.
그래서 궁금했습니다.
그렇게 문화차이인지 아니면 개인 차이인지.
저는 이 30개 문장을 죽어라 팠더니, 어학연수 한 번없이통역사가 됐어요 [무료자료제공], 평범한 30대가 영어뇌 만들 수 있는 현실적인 방법 | 국내파통역사의 영어회화공부법
만다블_국내파통역사의 영어공부법
54,168 views
#EnglishConversationStudyMethod #EnglishSpeaking #EnglishStudyMethod
The average English learning period for Koreans is 10 years.
Even after studying for 10 years, it is still incredibly difficult for us to speak a single word properly.
I have spent a long time studying and learning to find the fundamental reason for this and have discovered a method.
I believe this will definitely solve the most efficient and fundamental English input and output problems for ordinary Koreans like myself.
In today's video, I will explain in detail the '30 sentences' that you can properly learn and practice—just one sentence a day—to build an 'English brain' through the 'English-style thinking' I have mentioned so far.
The reason we cannot properly use words and expressions we already know when actually speaking is that we are still trapped in 'Korean-style thinking.'
I sincerely hope that looking at these 30 sentences one by one will be the first step in changing your thought process when you actually speak English and listen to native speakers.
The method I shared today is a self-study method that anyone can do on their own. If you invest just 15 minutes a day in your daily routine to study English, your life a month from now and a year from now will be completely different.
As always, I sincerely hope that you will be freed from studying English this year, and I am cheering for your English studies today as well. :)
👉 30 Sentences for ‘English-Style Thinking’ [Click the link below]
https://bit.ly/4g8fVZo
⏰ Timeline
00:00 The reason why we can't use even simple words properly
01:16 Training for ‘English-Style Thinking’ (1)
12:38 Training for ‘English-Style Thinking’ (2)
23:12 Training for ‘English-Style Thinking’ (3)
33:20 The essence of ‘English-Style Thinking’ that is more important than memorization
bit.ly/4cjLMWB