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  • Hey everyone, have you ever felt like your brain just freezes up when you try to think in English?

    大家好,當你嘗試用英語思考問題時,你是否有過大腦 "凍結 "的感覺?

  • Like, you can't help but translate everything word by word?

    比如,你會情不自禁地逐字逐句翻譯所有內容?

  • Oh totally, it's so common.

    哦,完全正確,這太常見了。

  • But here's the good news, your brain can actually learn to think in English naturally.

    但好消息是,你的大腦其實可以自然而然地學會用英語思考。

  • We call it building an English brain.

    我們稱之為 "構建英語大腦"。

  • Yes, and just like working out grows muscles, using the right methods helps your brain grow new connections for English.

    是的,就像鍛鍊能長肌肉一樣,使用正確的方法能幫助你的大腦建立新的英語聯繫。

  • It's all about training.

    這一切都與訓練有關。

  • And today, we're sharing 5 tips to help you build your English brain.

    今天,我們將分享 5 個小竅門,幫助您構建自己的英語大腦。

  • And I promise, these aren't the same old tips you've heard before.

    我保證,這些技巧不是你以前聽過的老一套。

  • They're fun and super practical.

    它們既有趣又超級實用。

  • That's right.

    這就對了。

  • Oh, and we've also put together a free PDF with the 50 most common expressions native English speakers use every day.

    此外,我們還為您準備了一份免費的 PDF 文件,其中包含以英語為母語的人每天最常用的 50 種表達方式。

  • So stick with us.

    所以,請與我們同行。

  • By the end of this episode, you'll have some great tools to think in English without translating.

    本集結束時,您將掌握一些不用翻譯就能用英語思考的好工具。

  • Let's jump in.

    讓我們跳進去。

  • Create Thought Chains Alright, let's dive into our first tip, creating thought chains.

    創建思維鏈 好了,讓我們進入第一個技巧--創建思維鏈。

  • This one is super useful, but you might be wondering, what exactly is a thought chain?

    這一條超級有用,但你可能想知道,思維鏈到底是什麼?

  • Good question.

    問得好。

  • So, a thought chain is when you start with one word, and then let your mind naturally flow to the next word.

    是以,思維鏈就是從一個詞開始,然後讓思維自然地流向下一個詞。

  • For example, if I start with the word coffee, my mind might jump to Starbucks, then work, then deadlines, and finally weekend plans.

    例如,如果我從 "咖啡 "這個詞開始,我的思維可能會跳到星巴克,然後是工作,然後是截止日期,最後是週末計劃。

  • It's like a web of ideas all connected by one starting point.

    這就像一張創意之網,所有創意都由一個起點連接起來。

  • Oh, I see.

    哦,我明白了。

  • So, it's not about thinking too hard or trying to be perfect in English.

    所以,不要想得太多,也不要試圖讓自己的英語完美無缺。

  • It's just about letting your brain make those natural connections.

    這只是讓你的大腦建立自然的聯繫。

  • Right?

    對不對?

  • Exactly.

    沒錯。

  • The more you practice this, the easier it becomes to think in English.

    練習得越多,用英語思考就越容易。

  • It's like when native speakers talk, they don't stop to translate every word, they just jump from one thought to the next.

    就像母語人士說話時,他們不會停下來翻譯每一個單詞,而是從一個想法跳到下一個想法。

  • That makes sense.

    這就說得通了。

  • But, let's be real, it's not always easy, especially at the beginning.

    但實事求是地說,這並不總是那麼容易,尤其是在開始的時候。

  • It can be hard to get your thoughts flowing in English, right?

    用英語暢所欲言可能很難,對嗎?

  • Oh, for sure.

    哦,當然。

  • I mean, it's difficult at first because you're still training your brain to think in English.

    我的意思是,一開始很難,因為你還在訓練大腦用英語思考。

  • But here's the trick, don't worry about being perfect or getting stuck.

    但這裡有一個訣竅,那就是不要擔心自己不夠完美或卡殼。

  • Start by writing down one word, then think of as many related words as you can.

    先寫下一個詞,然後儘可能多地想相關的詞。

  • For example, if you write down weather, you might come up with rain, clouds, sunny, temperature, and so on.

    例如,如果你寫下天氣,你可能會想到雨、雲、晴、溫度等。

  • Yeah, and if you're feeling stuck, just write it down.

    是的,如果你感到困惑,就把它寫下來。

  • Even if you're not holding a notebook, you can quickly write your thought chain in the comments section of our videos.

    即使你沒有筆記本,也可以在我們視頻的評論區快速寫下你的思維鏈。

  • It's a cool way to practice without feeling pressure.

    這是一種很酷的練習方式,沒有壓力。

  • That's a great idea.

    這是個好主意。

  • Plus, you might be surprised by how many words you can connect once you start.

    此外,一旦開始學習,您可能會驚訝地發現自己竟然能連接這麼多單詞。

  • It's like a mental workout for your brain.

    這就像是對大腦的智力鍛鍊。

  • And over time, this will help you think in English faster and more naturally.

    隨著時間的推移,這將幫助你更快、更自然地用英語思考。

  • Right, and the best part?

    沒錯,最棒的是什麼?

  • It's fun!

    這很有趣!

  • You get to see your own creativity at work as your mind jumps from one idea to the next.

    當你的思維從一個想法跳躍到下一個想法時,你會看到自己的創造力在發揮作用。

  • So, if you're listening, here's your challenge.

    所以,如果你在聽,這就是你的挑戰。

  • Start with the word food and create your own thought chain.

    從 "食物 "一詞開始,創建自己的思維鏈。

  • Share it with us in the comments.

    請在評論中與我們分享。

  • We can't wait to see what you come up with. So, remember, the goal is to let your thoughts flow without overthinking.

    我們迫不及待地想看到你的創意。 是以,請記住,我們的目標是讓您的想法暢所欲言,而不是過度思考。

  • The more you practice, the easier it gets.

    練習得越多,就越容易。

  • Keep those thought chains coming.

    請繼續保持這些思維鏈。

  • Build an English Autopilot.

    打造英語自動駕駛儀

  • So, tip number two, building an English Autopilot.

    是以,技巧二是建立一個英語自動駕駛儀。

  • This is all about getting your brain to automatically respond in English without getting stuck.

    這就是要讓你的大腦自動用英語做出反應,而不會卡殼。

  • Oh, I love this one.

    哦,我喜歡這個。

  • Do you ever find yourself in a conversation and, suddenly, you just can't think of anything to say?

    你是否曾經發現自己在談話中突然想不起來要說什麼?

  • You know, those moments when all you can say is, yeah, sure, or I don't know.

    你知道,那些你只能說 "是的,當然,或者我不知道 "的時刻。

  • I've definitely been there.

    我肯定經歷過。

  • It's frustrating, right?

    這很令人沮喪,對嗎?

  • But here's the cool part.

    但最酷的是

  • You can train your brain to automatically respond with useful phrases, like, that's interesting, or, let me think about it, without even thinking twice.

    你可以訓練自己的大腦自動用有用的短語做出反應,比如 "這很有趣",或者 "讓我考慮一下",而無需多想。

  • Exactly.

    沒錯。

  • By memorizing these default responses, your brain gets used to using them, and it starts to feel natural.

    記住這些默認反應後,你的大腦就會習慣使用它們,並開始感覺自然。

  • Over time, it's like you're building muscle memory for your English brain.

    隨著時間的推移,你就像在為你的英語大腦建立肌肉記憶。

  • Yeah, it's like when you're driving and you don't have to think about every move you make.

    是啊,就像你開車的時候,不用考慮你的一舉一動。

  • Your brain just knows what to do.

    你的大腦知道該怎麼做。

  • Same with English.

    英語也一樣。

  • And the best part is that native speakers actually use these phrases all the time.

    最棒的是,以英語為母語的人其實一直在使用這些短語。

  • Like, if someone says something surprising, you can just respond with, that's interesting.

    比如,如果有人說了一些令人驚訝的話,你可以直接回應說 "這很有趣"。

  • Or, if you don't understand something, what do you mean by that?

    或者,如果你不明白什麼,你是什麼意思?

  • They're simple, but super effective. And once those short responses are automatic, you can start memorizing longer sentence structures, like, can you give me a little more information?

    它們很簡單,但超級有效。 一旦這些簡短的回答成為自動化的,你就可以開始記憶更長的句子結構,比如,你能給我更多的資訊嗎?

  • Or, I'll have to check my schedule first.

    或者,我得先看看我的日程安排。

  • The more you practice, the quicker your brain will react.

    練習得越多,大腦反應就越快。

  • And here's a little bonus for you guys.

    這裡還有一個小獎勵送給你們。

  • We've actually made a free PDF with the top 50 default responses that native speakers use every day.

    實際上,我們已經制作了一份免費的 PDF 文件,其中包含母語使用者每天使用的前 50 個默認回答。

  • You can download it from the link below and start practicing these phrases right away.

    您可以從下面的鏈接下載,並立即開始練習這些短語。

  • Yeah, it's a great resource to keep with you and practice anytime.

    是的,這是一個很好的資源,可以隨身攜帶,隨時練習。

  • And don't forget to hit that subscribe button.

    別忘了點擊訂閱按鈕。

  • We've got more helpful tips and resources coming your way.

    我們將為您提供更多有用的建議和資源。

  • So, start using these responses in your daily conversations and watch how much faster your English thinking becomes.

    是以,開始在日常對話中使用這些回答吧,看看你的英語思維會變得多麼敏捷。

  • All right, let's move on to tip number three, speaking in metaphors or analogies.

    好了,讓我們來看看第三條建議,用比喻或類比的方式說話。

  • This one is super fun and can really help you level up your English.

    這個遊戲超級有趣,能真正幫助你提高英語水平。

  • Oh, this is one of my favorites.

    哦,這是我的最愛之一。

  • So, when we talk in metaphors or analogies, we're not just describing things directly.

    是以,當我們用隱喻或類比說話時,我們並不只是在直接描述事物。

  • We're using comparisons to help explain something in a more creative, interesting way.

    我們用比較來幫助以更有創意、更有趣的方式解釋某些事情。

  • Exactly.

    沒錯。

  • For example, instead of just saying, it's hot, you can say, it feels like I'm in a sauna.

    例如,不要只說 "好熱",你可以說 "感覺像在桑拿房裡"。

  • It paints a much clearer picture, right?

    這樣就更清楚了,不是嗎?

  • Yeah, it adds so much more depth to what you're saying.

    是啊,這讓你說的話更有深度了。

  • It makes your message stronger and more engaging.

    它能讓你的資訊更有力、更吸引人。

  • And when you do this, you're actually training your brain to think in bigger ideas, not just individual words.

    當你這樣做的時候,實際上是在訓練你的大腦以更大的想法來思考,而不僅僅是單個的詞語。

  • Oh, I get it.

    哦,我明白了。

  • It's like when you say, I'm busy.

    就像你說,我很忙。

  • Instead of just that, you could say, I'm juggling ten things at once.

    你可以說,我正在同時處理十件事情,而不是僅僅這樣。

  • That not only tells someone you're busy, but it gives them a whole picture of what your day feels like.

    這不僅能告訴別人你很忙,還能讓他們全面瞭解你一天的感受。

  • Exactly.

    沒錯。

  • And that's how native speakers think.

    這就是母語使用者的思維方式。

  • They don't just focus on words.

    他們不僅僅關注文字。

  • They focus on ideas and concepts.

    他們注重思想和概念。

  • By practicing metaphors, you're expanding your vocabulary and your imagination.

    通過練習隱喻,你可以擴大詞彙量和想象力。

  • And the cool thing is, it makes you sound way more fluent.

    最酷的是,它能讓你聽起來更流利。

  • If you can describe things in different ways, you'll respond faster and more naturally the next time you talk about similar topics.

    如果你能用不同的方式描述事物,那麼下次談論類似話題時,你的反應就會更快、更自然。

  • So, here's your challenge for this tip.

    所以,這個小竅門就是你的挑戰。

  • Try describing something in your day using a metaphor.

    試著用比喻來描述你一天中的某件事情。

  • For example, instead of saying, I'm tired, you could say, I'm running on empty.

    例如,與其說 "我累了",不如說 "我沒力氣了"。

  • Get creative with it.

    發揮創意。

  • Yep.

    是的。

  • And remember, the more you use metaphors, the more natural they'll become.

    記住,你使用的比喻越多,它們就會變得越自然。

  • It's a great way to add color to your English and express yourself more clearly.

    這是為你的英語增添色彩、更清晰地表達自己的好方法。

  • And don't be afraid to get a little imaginative.

    不要害怕有點想象力。

  • English is full of fun expressions, and you can make it even more fun by thinking outside the box.

    英語中充滿了有趣的表達方式,您可以通過發散思維讓英語變得更加有趣。

  • Reframe your emotions in English Let's jump into our next tip, reframing your emotions in English.

    用英語重塑你的情緒 讓我們進入下一個技巧,用英語重塑你的情緒。

  • This one is really interesting because it connects your feelings directly to the language.

    這一條非常有趣,因為它將你的感受與語言直接聯繫起來。

  • Yeah, exactly.

    是的,沒錯。

  • Our emotions are closely linked to the way our brains work.

    我們的情緒與大腦的工作方式密切相關。

  • By processing those emotions in English, you're helping your brain build stronger connections with the language.

    通過用英語處理這些情緒,可以幫助大腦與語言建立更緊密的聯繫。

  • So, whenever you feel something, whether it's happiness, frustration, or even sadness, describe those feelings in English.

    是以,每當你感受到什麼的時候,無論是快樂、沮喪,甚至是悲傷,都要用英語來描述這些感受。

  • For example, instead of just feeling frustrated, say, I'm frustrated because I can't find my keys.

    例如,不要只是感到沮喪,而是說,我因為找不到鑰匙而感到沮喪。

  • And when you do that, you're not just practicing vocabulary, but also training your brain to think in English.

    這樣做時,你不僅在練習詞彙,還在訓練你的大腦用英語思考。

  • The more you do it, the more natural it will become.

    做得越多,就越自然。

  • Exactly.

    沒錯。

  • It's like you're tricking your brain into switching to English mode.

    就好像你在欺騙自己的大腦切換到英語模式。

  • If you want to keep that habit going, try writing or saying affirmations in English, too.

    如果你想保持這種習慣,也可以嘗試用英語寫或說肯定句。

  • Something like, I can improve my English every day, can really help strengthen that connection.

    諸如 "我每天都能提高英語水平 "之類的話,確實有助於加強這種聯繫。

  • That's a great point.

    說得好

  • Affirmations don't just build your confidence.

    肯定不僅能建立你的自信。

  • They also train your brain to switch into English automatically.

    它們還能訓練你的大腦自動轉換成英語。

  • It's like creating a mental shortcut that helps you think in English faster.

    這就像創造了一條思維捷徑,幫助你更快地用英語思考。

  • Yes.

    是的。

  • The more you practice thinking in English during emotional moments, the easier it will be to think in the language all the time.

    在情緒激動時多練習用英語思考,就會更容易一直用英語思考。

  • You'll start feeling like English is your default way of thinking, not just something you have to force.

    你會開始覺得英語是你默認的思維方式,而不是你必須強迫自己去做的事情。

  • And this method works even for small moments.

    這種方法甚至對微小的瞬間也有效。

  • Let's say you're feeling happy because you finished a project.

    比方說,你因為完成了一個項目而感到高興。

  • Instead of just saying, I'm happy, you could say, I feel so proud because I just finished my work.

    與其說 "我很高興",不如說 "我感到非常自豪,因為我剛剛完成了我的工作"。

  • It's a simple switch, but it helps.

    這是一個簡單的開關,但卻很有幫助。

  • Absolutely.

    當然。

  • So next time you're feeling something strong, whether it's joy, stress, or frustration, try to describe it in English.

    是以,下次當你感受到強烈的情緒時,無論是喜悅、壓力還是沮喪,都試著用英語來描述它。

  • Your brain will thank you for it in the long run.

    從長遠來看,你的大腦會為此感謝你的。

  • Simulate English-only situations.

    模擬純英語環境。

  • And now let's talk about our final tip, simulating English-only situations.

    現在讓我們來談談最後一個小竅門,即模擬純英語環境。

  • This one is all about putting yourself in real-life scenarios, but in English, of course.

    這本書的主要內容是將自己置身於真實的生活場景中,當然是用英語。

  • Right.

  • It's like creating a little English world for yourself.

    這就像是為自己創造了一個小小的英語世界。

  • By role-playing different situations, you can practice reacting quickly and naturally in English, just like you would in your own language.

    通過角色扮演不同的情境,您可以練習用英語快速自然地做出反應,就像用自己的語言一樣。

  • Yes.

    是的。

  • For example, you can practice ordering food at a restaurant, arguing with a friend, or explaining your job to someone.

    例如,您可以練習在餐廳點菜、與朋友爭論或向別人解釋自己的工作。

  • These are everyday situations that we all experience, and practicing them in English makes it feel more natural.

    這些都是我們每個人都會遇到的日常情況,用英語進行練習會讓人感覺更自然。

  • Oh, I love that.

    哦,我喜歡。

  • And don't just stop at conversations you expect.

    不要只停留在你所期待的對話上。

  • Try recording yourself responding to fake emergencies like, my phone isn't working, or I need directions to the airport.

    試著錄下自己對假冒緊急情況的迴應,比如 "我的手機打不通了,或者我需要去機場的路線"。

  • It's a fun way to build your skills and get better at thinking in English on the spot.

    這是一種培養技能和提高現場英語思維能力的有趣方式。

  • That's true.

    沒錯。

  • You can simulate anything you want.

    你可以模擬任何你想要的東西。

  • If you're practicing a situation and you don't know how to react, that's a great moment to look it up.

    如果你在練習中遇到不知道如何應對的情況,這時候就可以查一查。

  • You're building real-life skills that you can use when the situation happens for real.

    你正在培養現實生活中的技能,當真實情況發生時,你就可以使用這些技能。

  • And here's a cool hack.

    這裡有一個很酷的黑客。

  • If you ever feel stuck and don't know what to simulate, here's something you can do.

    如果你感到束手無策,不知道該模擬什麼,那麼你可以這樣做。

  • When you're scrolling through TikTok or watching short videos, pause it.

    滾動瀏覽 TikTok 或觀看短視頻時,請暫停。

  • Imagine if you were the one in the video.

    想象一下,如果你是視頻中的那個人。

  • How would you react?

    你會有什麼反應?

  • What would you say?

    你會怎麼說?

  • That's such a great idea.

    這真是個好主意。

  • It's like you're practicing English without even realizing it.

    這就像你在不知不覺中練習英語。

  • Plus, it helps you stay focused and save time on your phone.

    此外,它還能幫助你保持注意力集中,節省打電話的時間。

  • And the more you do this, the quicker your brain will get at responding in English.

    這樣做得越多,你的大腦就會越快地做出英語反應。

  • It's like preparing for real-life situations, but without the pressure.

    這就像為現實生活做準備,但沒有壓力。

  • So, if you want to improve your English, start simulating situations every day.

    是以,如果你想提高英語水平,就從每天模擬情景開始吧。

  • Your brain will get used to reacting in English, and you'll feel more confident in real conversations.

    你的大腦會習慣於用英語做出反應,在實際對話中也會更加自信。

  • And that's a wrap for today's episode.

    今天的節目到此結束。

  • We've shared some simple yet powerful tips to help you build your very own English brain.

    我們分享了一些簡單而有力的技巧,幫助您打造自己的英語大腦。

  • Don't forget, we've created a free PDF with the top 50 default responses that native speakers use every day.

    別忘了,我們還製作了一份免費的 PDF 文件,其中包含母語人士每天使用的前 50 個默認回答。

  • You can download it through the link in the description below.

    您可以通過下面描述中的鏈接下載。

  • And if you loved the free PDF of default responses, stay tuned.

    如果您喜歡默認回覆的免費 PDF 文件,請繼續關注。

  • We'll be sharing even more PDF to boost your English learning.

    我們將分享更多 PDF 文件,以促進您的英語學習。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • Subscribing is the best way to make sure you don't miss out on any of them.

    訂閱是確保您不會錯過其中任何內容的最佳方式。

  • And it supports our channel, too.

    它還支持我們的頻道。

  • So, hit subscribe, leave us a comment, and remember, building an English brain is a journey, not a race.

    所以,點擊訂閱,給我們留言,記住,打造英語大腦是一段旅程,而不是一場競賽。

  • Keep practicing, and we'll catch you in the next episode.

    繼續練習,下集見。

  • Bye for now.

    再見。

  • Keep practicing your English brain.

    繼續練習你的英語大腦。

Hey everyone, have you ever felt like your brain just freezes up when you try to think in English?

大家好,當你嘗試用英語思考問題時,你是否有過大腦 "凍結 "的感覺?

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