Name: 比背單字有用！英文表達力提升的兩個核心技巧，快學起來吧！（ (2 Methods for "Actual" Language Fluency (work for any language))
Uploaded: 2025-12-25T21:01:20.000Z
Duration: 3 min 45 s

情態助動詞 A2

Have you ever wondered why some people can take any topic and make it fascinating

你是否曾經好奇，為什麼有些人可以把任何話題講得引人入勝，

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while others struggle to say anything interesting at all?

而有些人卻連一句有趣的話都說不出來？

Here's something nobody tells you before.

有件事，其實沒有人事先告訴你。

Actually, being articulate has almost nothing to do with how many words you know.

事實上，口條好不好，幾乎跟你會多少單字沒有關係。

Advanced words, I mean, or very little relevance.

我是指那些進階單字，其實影響非常小。

But there are two trainable skills that articulate people use unconsciously.

真正善於表達的人，其實無意識地運用了兩個可以訓練的技巧。

But once you know what they are, you can practice them deliberately by yourself.

而一旦你知道這兩個技巧是什麼，就可以有意識地自己練習。

Whether you're learning English, any other language,

不管你是在學英文、其他語言，

or just want to stop feeling like you have nothing to say when you're presenting yourself, this video is for you.

或只是想在自我介紹或表達時，不再覺得自己沒話可說，這支影片都是為你而拍的。

And as someone who has worked as an interpreter [and] creates English-relevant content,

而身為一位曾經當過口譯、也製作英語相關內容的人，

I can tell you these two skills have changed everything for me.

我可以很肯定地告訴你，這兩個技巧徹底改變了我。

讓我示範給你看它是怎麼運作的。

The first one is the ability to go deep and get really specific with your ideas.

第一個技巧，是能夠把想法說得深入而且非常具體。

And number two, the ability to take complex thoughts and condense them into one clear, powerful statement.

第二個技巧，是把複雜的想法濃縮成一句清楚、有力的話。

This is actually a super effective approach for those of you who always feel like you have nothing to say.

對於那些總覺得自己沒話可說的人來說，這是一個超級有效的方法。

What I mean by saying this concept is that sometimes we might say vague things.

所謂具體化，是指我們有時候會說一些很模糊的話。

Some things just sound better in English than Chinese.

有些事情用英文說起來就是比中文好聽。

It's a little bit awkward to say something in Chinese.

Okay, so you say something, something, something.

好，你講了一堆「某些、什麼什麼」。

Just ask yourself, "What exactly do I mean by saying that?"

只要問自己：「我說這句話到底是什麼意思？」

「我有沒有一個具體的例子？」

And then you just expand it into something like this.

When we say "thank you," "I love you," or "I miss you" in English, it feels completely natural.

當我們用英文說「謝謝」、「我愛你」、「我想你」時，感覺非常自然。

But saying "I love you" in Chinese, there's this weird shyness that kicks in.

但用中文說「我愛你」，卻會突然冒出一種奇怪的害羞感。

It feels way more intense than casually saying "love you" in English.

感覺比英文隨口說一句「love you」要強烈得多。

You went from a boring statement to something your audience can actually feel.

你從一句無聊的陳述，變成了觀眾能真正感受到的內容。

That's the power of examples and explanations.

Every time you make a statement, just ask yourself, what's a specific story or example that proves this?

每次你提出一個觀點時，問自己：有沒有一個故事或例子能證明它？

Don't just settle for vague ideas and answers.

不要只停留在模糊的想法和回答。

This is actually the opposite one of the first one, specification.

這其實正好跟第一個「具體化」相反。

Because sometimes we explain things and we just go on and on and on.

因為有時候我們解釋事情會講個沒完。

And honestly, it gets a bit annoying when someone has too much to say.

老實說，一個人話太多真的會讓人有點煩。

Imagine someone say, people don't really want to socialize anymore.

想像有人說，現在的人不太想社交了。

They eat alone, live alone, travel alone.

一個人吃飯、一個人生活、一個人旅行。

When they go to parties, they feel uncomfortable.

I'll say too many words for one simple idea.

為了一個簡單的概念，用了太多句子。

People gain energy from within, not from connecting with others in the modern society.

在現代社會，人們是從內在獲得能量，而不是透過與他人連結。

After explaining something in detail, like specify something, force yourself to capture it in one sentence.

當你已經詳細說明一件事之後，強迫自己把它濃縮成一句話。

It's a little bit hard, but this is what makes you sound sharp and articulate.

這有點困難，但這正是讓你聽起來清楚、有條理的關鍵。

So these two skills, knowing when to go deep and when to be concise.

這兩個技巧：知道什麼時候該深入，什麼時候該簡潔。

This is what makes you someone people actually want to listen to.

這正是讓人真正想聽你說話的原因。

You're like communicator instead of just normal speaker.

你不只是說話的人，而是真正的溝通者。

So let me know in the comment, are you better at being specific or at summarizing?

歡迎在留言告訴我，你比較擅長具體化，還是總結？

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如果你喜歡這支影片，請按讚並訂閱我的頻道。