ENWelcome to Your English Toolbox, your slow English podcast where we train your ears step-by-step.
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Episode 67
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Martin: Welcome to Your English Toolbox, your slow English podcast where we train your ears step-by-step.
I am Martin.
Julia: And I am Julia.
Martin: Julia, what are we going to talk about today?
Today we are exploring five ancient Japanese techniques that will completely change how you learn English.
We are going to take the wisdom of martial arts, Zen philosophy, and traditional craftsmanship and apply it directly to your language studies.
If you feel stuck at the intermediate level, these five
Julia: millennial concepts will help you break through the plateau.
By listening to the end of this episode, you will get three huge benefits.
First, you will learn how to build automatic muscle memory so you stop translating in your head.
Second, you will discover why silent reading is hurting your speaking skills and how to fix it immediately.
Third, you will learn how to completely eliminate the stress of studying by changing your mindset.
This is a very special episode.
Martin: We are going to do things a little differently today.
For each of the five Japanese techniques, I will tell the traditional story to explain the philosophy.
Then we will explain exactly how to apply that philosophy to your English learning.
There will be no conversation during those sections.
Just pure focus, pure storytelling, and deep learning.
Let us begin with our first concept, kata, the power of patterns.
Hundreds of years ago, a young man traveled across Japan to
Julia: find the greatest sword master in the country.
He finally found the master, living in a quiet temple on a mountain.
The young man begged the master to teach him the secret techniques of the sword.
He wanted to learn how to fight multiple enemies.
He wanted to learn how to defend himself in complex battles.
The master handed the young man a heavy wooden sword.
He told the student to stand in the courtyard.
Then the master showed him
Martin: one simple basic downward strike.
He told the student to repeat that single strike until the sun went down.
The student was disappointed, but he obeyed.
The next day, the master told him to do the exact same strike again.
This continued for months.
The student became angry and frustrated.
He felt he was not learning anything new or advanced.
But after a year, something changed in the student's mind and body.
When he lifted the sword, he no longer
Julia: thought about his hands or his feet.
The movement happened before his brain could even process the thought.
The sword had become a natural extension of his arm.
This is the concept of kata.
In traditional Japanese arts, from martial arts to the tea ceremony, kata refers to a detailed pattern of movements.
The goal is not to think about the movement.
The goal is to repeat the form so many times that it bypasses the conscious brain.
It becomes
Martin: pure instant muscle memory.
You do not construct the action.
You simply execute the pattern.
Now, let us apply the concept of kata to your English learning.
The biggest problem for intermediate learners is cognitive overload.
When you try to speak, you usually try to build sentences from zero.
You search your brain for one isolated vocabulary word.
For example, you want to use the verb depend.
Then your brain has to painfully assemble the rest of the sentence word
Julia: by word.
You start asking yourself grammar questions in the middle of the conversation.
You think, is it depend in, is it depend at, is it depend on.
This mental translation drastically slows down your speech and makes you hesitate.
The fix is to stop memorizing single words.
You must start memorizing linguistic kata.
These are patterns or chunks of language.
Instead of learning the word depend, you memorize the entire structural form.
You learn the chunk.
It depends on
Martin: the weather.
You practice this exact phrase over and over again.
You write it down 10 times.
You say it out loud 20 times.
You treat it like a physical movement in martial arts.
When you learn a new vocabulary word, you instantly plug it into a kata.
By speaking this exact formula repeatedly, it becomes automatic.
Your brain stores it in your long term memory as one single item.
It no longer sees four separate words.
It sees one
Julia: fluent thought.
This method of chunking completely eliminates the need to translate in your head.
It drastically speeds up your vocabulary recall.
And best of all, it naturally hardwires correct grammar into your brain without studying rules.
Part 3 Ondoku Activating physical memory In the ancient temples of Kyoto, the monks do not study sacred texts in silence.
If you walk past a Buddhist monastery early in the morning, you will hear a deep rhythmic sound.
You will hear dozens
Martin: of voices chanting the sutras together.
For centuries, the Japanese have understood that knowledge cannot only live in the eyes.
It must live in the body.
When the monks chant, they feel the vibration of the words in their chests.
They feel the shape of the syllables in their mouths.
They control their breathing to match the rhythm of the sentences.
The text stops being ink on a piece of paper.
It becomes a physical experience.
If a monk forgets
Julia: a word during a ceremony, his eyes might panic and his mouth will often remember the next sound automatically.
The physical body remembers what the conscious mind forgets.
This ancient practice is deeply connected to the modern Japanese educational concept of ondoku.
Ondoku translates directly to reading aloud.
In Japanese schools, students do not just read text silently to comprehend it.
They are required to perform ondoku repetitively.
It is the deliberate practice of engaging the physical body to anchor
Martin: knowledge.
Here is how you must apply ondoku to your English practice.
Many of you listening right now have fantastic reading comprehension.
You can read a news article or an email in English perfectly.
But when you try to speak in a meeting, you freeze.
Your tongue feels heavy.
You stumble over your words.
This happens because you have only trained your visual memory.
You have completely ignored your auditory and motor memory.
English vocabulary should never exist just as
Julia: text on a page.
When you learn a new word or a sentence pattern, you must practice ondoku.
You must read the English text out loud repeatedly.
You are not just testing your memory.
You are literally going to the gym for your face.
You have muscles in your jaw, your lips, and your tongue.
These muscles are trained to speak your native language.
They are not used to the physical shapes required for English pronunciation.
By reading out loud,
Martin: you mimic the rhythm and intonation of native speakers.
You train the physical muscles of your mouth.
At the same time, you are training your auditory processing because you are hearing your own voice speak English.
This multi-sensory repetition is powerful.
When you combine sight, sound, and physical movement, the brain creates much stronger neural connections.
Recalling vocabulary becomes significantly faster than silent studying ever could be.
So, close the grammar book, open your mouth, and start making noise.
Part
Julia: 4 Kaizen Continuous Small Improvements There is a famous story about a master swordsmith in Japan.
This man made the sharpest, most beautiful katana blades in the world.
A foreigner visited his workshop to discover his secret.
The foreigner expected to see magic techniques or extreme physical feats.
Instead, he saw the master sit in quietly by the fire.
The master took a piece of hot steel.
He folded it.
He hammered it gently.
He put it back in the
Martin: fire.
He repeated this process.
He did not strike the metal with massive, violent force.
He used small, consistent, precise hits.
The foreigner asked the master how he achieved such perfection.
The master explained that the strength of the sword does not come from one giant hit.
It comes from folding the steel thousands of times.
Every single fold removes a tiny amount of weakness.
Every single day of work adds a microscopic layer of strength.
This is the philosophy
Julia: of Kaizen.
Kaizen translates roughly to change for the better.
It is the core philosophy behind Japan's greatest industries and arts.
Rather than attempting massive, sweeping transformations overnight, Kaizen focuses on something else.
It focuses on tiny, daily, incremental improvements.
Over time, these micro changes compound into massive results.
Applying Kaizen is the most important favor you can do for your English.
The biggest problem language learners face is burnout.
You get a sudden burst of motivation.
You decide you
Martin: are going to master English this year, so you sit down on a Sunday and study grammar for three hours straight.
You feel productive, but your brain is completely exhausted.
By Tuesday, you are too tired to open the book.
By Friday, you have abandoned the habit entirely.
Kaizen offers a much healthier and more effective solution.
We must encourage you to build an environment of micro-learning.
You should study for just 15 to 20 minutes every single day.
It
Julia: sounds too small to make a difference, but it is actually the secret to fluency.
You could learn just one new phrasal verb daily.
You could read exactly one page of an English book before bed.
You could listen to half of a podcast episode while drinking your morning coffee.
The human brain retains information much better through consistent, daily spaced repetition.
It does not absorb information well through infrequent binge studying.
When you practice Kaizen, English stops feeling like
Martin: a giant mountain you have to climb.
It becomes just one single step you take every day.
And before you know it, those tiny steps have carried you miles away from where you started.
Part 5 Shoushin – The Beginner's Mind During the Meiji era, a highly educated university professor visited a famous Zen master.
The professor wanted to learn about Zen philosophy.
However, as soon as he arrived, the professor started talking.
He talked about his own theories.
He
Julia: talked about all the books he had read. He tried to show the master how intelligent and advanced he was.
The Zen master listened patiently. Then the master began to serve tea.
He poured the hot tea into the professor's cup. The cup became full, but the master did not stop pouring.
The tea spilled over the edges of the cup and onto the table. The professor jumped up in shock.
He shouted that the cup was full and could
Martin: not hold anymore. The Zen master smiled calmly.
He said, You are exactly like this cup. You are full of your own opinions and ideas.
How can I show you Zen unless you first empty your cup? This beautiful story illustrates the concept of Shoushin.
Shoushin means the beginner's mind. It means approaching a subject with a completely open and eager mind.
You must do this even if you are already at an advanced level. It is about dropping your
Julia: ego and your preconceived notions. Shoushin is the exact mindset you need to break through the intermediate plateau.
Intermediate learners often hit a wall because they think they already know how English works. You have studied the grammar rules for years.
You have a solid vocabulary. Because of this, your ego gets in the way of your learning.
You start trying to force English to behave exactly like your native language. When you encounter a strange pronunciation, you get frustrated.
Martin: When an idiom makes no logical sense, you argue with it. You complain that English spelling is stupid.
You resist the language. To truly advance, you must empty your cup.
You must teach yourself to absorb English like a child. Children learn languages effortlessly because they have no ego.
They do not analyze why a word sounds a certain way. They just copy the sound.
If a pronunciation feels silly to you, do not fight it. If a grammar rule
Julia: seems completely illogical, do not overanalyze it or judge it. Accept it for what it is.
Shoushin allows you to absorb native accents and natural idioms without resistance. When you stop judging the language, your brain stops creating barriers.
You become like a sponge again, open to whatever the language wants to teach you. Part 6 Tadoku The Art of Extensive Reading Imagine a traveler who needs to cross a massive, dense bamboo forest.
This traveler wants to understand the
Martin: forest perfectly.
So, he stops at the very first bamboo tree.
He takes out a magnifying glass and examines every single leaf.
He writes down the exact dimensions of the tree trunk.
He spends an hour analyzing the roots.
Then, he takes one step forward and does the exact same thing to the next tree.
After three days, he is completely exhausted.
He has only moved ten meters into the forest.
He hates the forest now, and he gives up
Julia: and goes home. Now, imagine a second traveler.
This traveler walks quickly along the path. He looks at the sunlight shining through the leaves.
He feels the wind. If he sees a strange plant, he glances at it.
But he keeps walking. He flows through the environment.
By the end of the day, he has crossed the entire forest. He enjoyed the journey, and he has a true understanding of what the forest feels like.
The first traveler represents traditional,
Martin: intensive studying. The second traveler represents Tadoku.
Tadoku translates directly to reading a lot. It is a wildly popular language learning movement in Japan.
Unlike traditional studying, where you analyze every sentence, Tadoku is about volume and enjoyment. Let us look at how you can use Tadoku to revolutionize your reading skills.
When most English learners try to read, they attempt intensive reading. They pick up a complex novel or a complicated newspaper article.
They read one paragraph and stop
Julia: 15 times to look up words in the dictionary.
It becomes exhausting homework.
It breaks their flow state, and they usually quit after just one page.
We want you to use the Tadoku method instead.
Tadoku is governed by four strict golden rules.
Rule number one, start with very easy materials.
Rule number two, read without a dictionary.
Rule number three, skip over words you do not understand.
Rule number four, stop reading if it gets boring or too difficult,
Martin: and pick a new book. You should be reading graded readers, young adult fiction, or even comic books.
You should choose books where you already understand 90% of the words. By skipping the dictionary, you train your brain to guess the unknown words from context.
Because you are reading high volumes of easy English, you will encounter the most common vocabulary repeatedly. You will see the grammatical kata we talked about earlier over and over again.
This naturally hardwires the
Julia: vocabulary into your memory without ever using a single flashcard. You will start reading for pleasure, not for punishment.
We are back. Julia, these five concepts really change the entire perspective on language learning.
They absolutely do, Martin. We covered a lot of ground today, so let us do a quick recap for our friends listening.
First, we talked about kata. Stop memorizing single words and start learning language in chunks or patterns.
Second, we explored on doku. You have
Martin: to read out loud to train your physical muscles and build auditory memory. Third, we learned about kaizen.
Forget the three-hour weekend study sessions. Commit to 15 minutes of English every single day.
Fourth was shoshin, the beginner's mind. Let go of your ego, stop judging the language, and absorb it like a child.
And finally, we discussed tadoku. Read a massive amount of easy material, throw away the dictionary, and just enjoy the flow.
Martin, what I love most
Julia: about these techniques is that they are deeply human.
They respect how our brains and bodies actually work.
Exactly.
They remove the artificial stress of the classroom.
They remind us that learning English is not an academic test.
It is a physical habit, a mental mindset, and a lifelong journey.
Remember, you do not have to apply all five of these today.
Just pick one.
Maybe tomorrow morning you practice kaizen and just listen to English for 15 minutes.
Or
Martin: maybe you practice on doku and read your emails out loud.
Whatever you choose, approach it with shoshin.
Keep your mind open, keep your cup empty, and keep moving forward.
Thank you for spending your time with us today.
We will see you in the next episode.
Sayonara.
Line by line: one English sentence, then its Español translation —
clearly separated, each with its own lang markup.
ENWelcome to Your English Toolbox, your slow English podcast where we train your ears step-by-step.
EspañolBienvenidos a Your English Toolbox, su podcast de inglés lento donde entrenamos sus oídos paso a paso.
ENI am Martin.
EspañolYo soy Martín.
ENAnd I am Julia.
EspañolY yo soy Julia.
ENJulia, what are we going to talk about today?
EspañolJulia, ¿de qué vamos a hablar hoy?
ENToday we are exploring five ancient Japanese techniques that will completely change how you learn English.
EspañolHoy estamos explorando cinco técnicas japonesas antiguas que cambiarán completamente la forma en que aprendes inglés.
ENWe are going to take the wisdom of martial arts, Zen philosophy, and traditional craftsmanship and apply it directly to your language studies.
EspañolVamos a tomar la sabiduría de las artes marciales, la filosofía zen y la artesanía tradicional y aplicarla directamente a tus estudios de idiomas.
ENIf you feel stuck at the intermediate level, these five
EspañolSi te sientes estancado en el nivel intermedio, estos cinco
ENmillennial concepts will help you break through the plateau.
Españolconceptos milenarios te ayudarán a superar la meseta.
ENBy listening to the end of this episode, you will get three huge benefits.
EspañolAl escuchar hasta el final de este episodio, obtendrás tres enormes beneficios.
ENFirst, you will learn how to build automatic muscle memory so you stop translating in your head.
EspañolPrimero, aprenderás a construir memoria muscular automática para que dejes de traducir en tu cabeza.
ENSecond, you will discover why silent reading is hurting your speaking skills and how to fix it immediately.
EspañolSegundo, descubrirás por qué la lectura silenciosa está perjudicando tus habilidades de conversación y cómo solucionarlo de inmediato.
ENThird, you will learn how to completely eliminate the stress of studying by changing your mindset.
EspañolTercero, aprenderás a eliminar completamente el estrés de estudiar cambiando tu mentalidad.
ENThis is a very special episode.
EspañolEste es un episodio muy especial.
ENWe are going to do things a little differently today.
EspañolHoy vamos a hacer las cosas un poco diferentes.
ENFor each of the five Japanese techniques, I will tell the traditional story to explain the philosophy.
EspañolPara cada una de las cinco técnicas japonesas, contaré la historia tradicional para explicar la filosofía.
ENThen we will explain exactly how to apply that philosophy to your English learning.
EspañolLuego explicaremos exactamente cómo aplicar esa filosofía a tu aprendizaje del inglés.
ENThere will be no conversation during those sections.
EspañolNo habrá conversación durante esas secciones.
ENJust pure focus, pure storytelling, and deep learning.
EspañolSolo puro enfoque, pura narración y aprendizaje profundo.
ENLet us begin with our first concept, kata, the power of patterns.
EspañolComencemos con nuestro primer concepto, kata, el poder de los patrones.
ENHundreds of years ago, a young man traveled across Japan to
EspañolHace cientos de años, un joven viajó por Japón para
ENfind the greatest sword master in the country.
Españolencontrar al mejor maestro de espada del país.
ENHe finally found the master, living in a quiet temple on a mountain.
EspañolFinalmente encontró al maestro, viviendo en un templo tranquilo en una montaña.
ENThe young man begged the master to teach him the secret techniques of the sword.
EspañolEl joven suplicó al maestro que le enseñara las técnicas secretas de la espada.
ENHe wanted to learn how to fight multiple enemies.
EspañolQuería aprender a luchar contra múltiples enemigos.
ENHe wanted to learn how to defend himself in complex battles.
EspañolQuería aprender a defenderse en batallas complejas.
ENThe master handed the young man a heavy wooden sword.
EspañolEl maestro le entregó al joven una pesada espada de madera.
ENHe told the student to stand in the courtyard.
EspañolLe dijo al estudiante que se pusiera de pie en el patio.
ENThen the master showed him
EspañolLuego el maestro le mostró
ENone simple basic downward strike.
Españolun simple golpe descendente básico.
ENHe told the student to repeat that single strike until the sun went down.
EspañolLe dijo al estudiante que repitiera ese único golpe hasta que el sol se pusiera.
ENThe student was disappointed, but he obeyed.
EspañolEl estudiante se sintió decepcionado, pero obedeció.
ENThe next day, the master told him to do the exact same strike again.
EspañolAl día siguiente, el maestro le dijo que hiciera exactamente el mismo golpe nuevamente.
ENThis continued for months.
EspañolEsto continuó durante meses.
ENThe student became angry and frustrated.
EspañolEl estudiante se enojó y frustró.
ENHe felt he was not learning anything new or advanced.
EspañolSentía que no estaba aprendiendo nada nuevo o avanzado.
ENBut after a year, something changed in the student's mind and body.
EspañolPero después de un año, algo cambió en la mente y el cuerpo del estudiante.
ENWhen he lifted the sword, he no longer
EspañolCuando levantó la espada, ya no
ENthought about his hands or his feet.
Españolpensaba en sus manos o sus pies.
ENThe movement happened before his brain could even process the thought.
EspañolEl movimiento ocurrió antes de que su cerebro pudiera procesar el pensamiento.
ENThe sword had become a natural extension of his arm.
EspañolLa espada se había convertido en una extensión natural de su brazo.
ENThis is the concept of kata.
EspañolEste es el concepto de kata.
ENIn traditional Japanese arts, from martial arts to the tea ceremony, kata refers to a detailed pattern of movements.
EspañolEn las artes tradicionales japonesas, desde las artes marciales hasta la ceremonia del té, kata se refiere a un patrón detallado de movimientos.
ENThe goal is not to think about the movement.
EspañolEl objetivo no es pensar en el movimiento.
ENThe goal is to repeat the form so many times that it bypasses the conscious brain.
EspañolEl objetivo es repetir la forma tantas veces que el movimiento eluda el cerebro consciente.
ENIt becomes
EspañolSe convierte en
ENpure instant muscle memory.
Españolmemoria muscular instantánea pura.
ENYou do not construct the action.
EspañolNo construyes la acción.
ENYou simply execute the pattern.
EspañolSimplemente ejecutas el patrón.
ENNow, let us apply the concept of kata to your English learning.
EspañolAhora, apliquemos el concepto de kata a tu aprendizaje del inglés.
ENThe biggest problem for intermediate learners is cognitive overload.
EspañolEl mayor problema para los estudiantes intermedios es la sobrecarga cognitiva.
ENWhen you try to speak, you usually try to build sentences from zero.
EspañolCuando intentas hablar, generalmente intentas construir oraciones desde cero.
ENYou search your brain for one isolated vocabulary word.
EspañolBuscas en tu cerebro una palabra de vocabulario aislada.
ENFor example, you want to use the verb depend.
EspañolPor ejemplo, quieres usar el verbo depender.
ENThen your brain has to painfully assemble the rest of the sentence word
EspañolEntonces tu cerebro tiene que ensamblar dolorosamente el resto de la oración palabra
ENby word.
Españolpor palabra.
ENYou start asking yourself grammar questions in the middle of the conversation.
EspañolComienzas a hacerte preguntas gramaticales en medio de la conversación.
ENYou think, is it depend in, is it depend at, is it depend on.
EspañolPiensas, ¿es depender en, es depender de, es depender a?
ENThis mental translation drastically slows down your speech and makes you hesitate.
EspañolEsta traducción mental ralentiza drásticamente tu habla y te hace dudar.
ENThe fix is to stop memorizing single words.
EspañolLa solución es dejar de memorizar palabras individuales.
ENYou must start memorizing linguistic kata.
EspañolDebes comenzar a memorizar kata lingüísticos.
ENThese are patterns or chunks of language.
EspañolEstos son patrones o fragmentos de lenguaje.
ENInstead of learning the word depend, you memorize the entire structural form.
EspañolEn lugar de aprender la palabra depender, memorizas toda la forma estructural.
ENYou learn the chunk.
EspañolAprendes el fragmento.
ENIt depends on
EspañolDepende del
ENthe weather.
Españolclima.
ENYou practice this exact phrase over and over again.
EspañolPracticas esta frase exacta una y otra vez.
ENYou write it down 10 times.
EspañolLa escribes 10 veces.
ENYou say it out loud 20 times.
EspañolLa dices en voz alta 20 veces.
ENYou treat it like a physical movement in martial arts.
EspañolLa tratas como un movimiento físico en artes marciales.
ENWhen you learn a new vocabulary word, you instantly plug it into a kata.
EspañolCuando aprendes una nueva palabra de vocabulario, la conectas instantáneamente a un kata.
ENBy speaking this exact formula repeatedly, it becomes automatic.
EspañolAl hablar esta fórmula exacta repetidamente, se vuelve automática.
ENYour brain stores it in your long term memory as one single item.
EspañolTu cerebro la almacena en tu memoria a largo plazo como un solo elemento.
ENIt no longer sees four separate words.
EspañolYa no ve cuatro palabras separadas.
ENIt sees one
EspañolVe un
ENfluent thought.
Españolpensamiento fluido.
ENThis method of chunking completely eliminates the need to translate in your head.
EspañolEste método de fragmentación elimina completamente la necesidad de traducir en tu cabeza.
ENIt drastically speeds up your vocabulary recall.
EspañolAcelera drásticamente tu recuerdo de vocabulario.
ENAnd best of all, it naturally hardwires correct grammar into your brain without studying rules.
EspañolY lo mejor de todo, conecta naturalmente la gramática correcta en tu cerebro sin estudiar reglas.
ENPart 3 Ondoku Activating physical memory In the ancient temples of Kyoto, the monks do not study sacred texts in silence.
EspañolParte 3 Ondoku Activando la memoria física En los antiguos templos de Kioto, los monjes no estudian textos sagrados en silencio.
ENIf you walk past a Buddhist monastery early in the morning, you will hear a deep rhythmic sound.
EspañolSi pasas por un monasterio budista temprano en la mañana, escucharás un sonido rítmico profundo.
ENYou will hear dozens
EspañolEscucharás docenas
ENof voices chanting the sutras together.
Españolde voces cantando los sutras juntas.
ENFor centuries, the Japanese have understood that knowledge cannot only live in the eyes.
EspañolDurante siglos, los japoneses han entendido que el conocimiento no puede vivir solo en los ojos.
ENIt must live in the body.
EspañolDebe vivir en el cuerpo.
ENWhen the monks chant, they feel the vibration of the words in their chests.
EspañolCuando los monjes cantan, sienten la vibración de las palabras en sus pechos.
ENThey feel the shape of the syllables in their mouths.
EspañolSienten la forma de las sílabas en sus bocas.
ENThey control their breathing to match the rhythm of the sentences.
EspañolControlan su respiración para que coincida con el ritmo de las oraciones.
ENThe text stops being ink on a piece of paper.
EspañolEl texto deja de ser tinta en un trozo de papel.
ENIt becomes a physical experience.
EspañolSe convierte en una experiencia física.
ENIf a monk forgets
EspañolSi un monje olvida
ENa word during a ceremony, his eyes might panic and his mouth will often remember the next sound automatically.
Españoluna palabra durante una ceremonia, sus ojos pueden entrar en pánico y su boca a menudo recordará automáticamente el siguiente sonido.
ENThe physical body remembers what the conscious mind forgets.
EspañolEl cuerpo físico recuerda lo que la mente consciente olvida.
ENThis ancient practice is deeply connected to the modern Japanese educational concept of ondoku.
EspañolEsta antigua práctica está profundamente conectada con el concepto educativo japonés moderno de ondoku.
ENOndoku translates directly to reading aloud.
EspañolOndoku se traduce directamente como leer en voz alta.
ENIn Japanese schools, students do not just read text silently to comprehend it.
EspañolEn las escuelas japonesas, los estudiantes no solo leen el texto en silencio para comprenderlo.
ENThey are required to perform ondoku repetitively.
EspañolSe les requiere realizar ondoku repetidamente.
ENIt is the deliberate practice of engaging the physical body to anchor
EspañolEs la práctica deliberada de involucrar el cuerpo físico para anclar
ENknowledge.
Españolel conocimiento.
ENHere is how you must apply ondoku to your English practice.
EspañolAsí es como debes aplicar ondoku a tu práctica de inglés.
ENMany of you listening right now have fantastic reading comprehension.
EspañolMuchos de ustedes que escuchan ahora mismo tienen una comprensión lectora fantástica.
ENYou can read a news article or an email in English perfectly.
EspañolPueden leer un artículo de noticias o un correo electrónico en inglés perfectamente.
ENBut when you try to speak in a meeting, you freeze.
EspañolPero cuando intentan hablar en una reunión, se congelan.
ENYour tongue feels heavy.
EspañolTu lengua se siente pesada.
ENYou stumble over your words.
EspañolTe tropiezas con tus palabras.
ENThis happens because you have only trained your visual memory.
EspañolEsto sucede porque solo has entrenado tu memoria visual.
ENYou have completely ignored your auditory and motor memory.
EspañolHas ignorado completamente tu memoria auditiva y motora.
ENEnglish vocabulary should never exist just as
EspañolEl vocabulario en inglés nunca debería existir solo como
ENtext on a page.
Españoltexto en una página.
ENWhen you learn a new word or a sentence pattern, you must practice ondoku.
EspañolCuando aprendes una nueva palabra o un patrón de oración, debes practicar ondoku.
ENYou must read the English text out loud repeatedly.
EspañolDebes leer el texto en inglés en voz alta repetidamente.
ENYou are not just testing your memory.
EspañolNo solo estás probando tu memoria.
ENYou are literally going to the gym for your face.
EspañolLiteralmente estás yendo al gimnasio para tu cara.
ENYou have muscles in your jaw, your lips, and your tongue.
EspañolTienes músculos en tu mandíbula, tus labios y tu lengua.
ENThese muscles are trained to speak your native language.
EspañolEstos músculos están entrenados para hablar tu lengua materna.
ENThey are not used to the physical shapes required for English pronunciation.
EspañolNo están acostumbrados a las formas físicas requeridas para la pronunciación en inglés.
ENBy reading out loud,
EspañolAl leer en voz alta,
ENyou mimic the rhythm and intonation of native speakers.
Españolimitas el ritmo y la entonación de los hablantes nativos.
ENYou train the physical muscles of your mouth.
EspañolEntrenas los músculos físicos de tu boca.
ENAt the same time, you are training your auditory processing because you are hearing your own voice speak English.
EspañolAl mismo tiempo, estás entrenando tu procesamiento auditivo porque estás escuchando tu propia voz hablando inglés.
ENThis multi-sensory repetition is powerful.
EspañolEsta repetición multisensorial es poderosa.
ENWhen you combine sight, sound, and physical movement, the brain creates much stronger neural connections.
EspañolCuando combinas la vista, el sonido y el movimiento físico, el cerebro crea conexiones neuronales mucho más fuertes.
ENRecalling vocabulary becomes significantly faster than silent studying ever could be.
EspañolRecordar vocabulario se vuelve significativamente más rápido que el estudio silencioso jamás podría ser.
ENSo, close the grammar book, open your mouth, and start making noise.
EspañolAsí que, cierra el libro de gramática, abre la boca y comienza a hacer ruido.
ENPart
EspañolParte
EN4 Kaizen Continuous Small Improvements There is a famous story about a master swordsmith in Japan.
Español4 Kaizen Mejoras Continuas Pequeñas Hay una historia famosa sobre un maestro espadero en Japón.
ENThis man made the sharpest, most beautiful katana blades in the world.
EspañolEste hombre fabricaba las hojas de katana más afiladas y hermosas del mundo.
ENA foreigner visited his workshop to discover his secret.
EspañolUn extranjero visitó su taller para descubrir su secreto.
ENThe foreigner expected to see magic techniques or extreme physical feats.
EspañolEl extranjero esperaba ver técnicas mágicas o hazañas físicas extremas.
ENInstead, he saw the master sit in quietly by the fire.
EspañolEn cambio, vio al maestro sentado en silencio junto al fuego.
ENThe master took a piece of hot steel.
EspañolEl maestro tomó un trozo de acero caliente.
ENHe folded it.
EspañolLo dobló.
ENHe hammered it gently.
EspañolLo martilló suavemente.
ENHe put it back in the
EspañolLo volvió a poner en el
ENfire.
Españolfuego.
ENHe repeated this process.
EspañolRepitió este proceso.
ENHe did not strike the metal with massive, violent force.
EspañolNo golpeó el metal con una fuerza masiva y violenta.
ENHe used small, consistent, precise hits.
EspañolUsó golpes pequeños, consistentes y precisos.
ENThe foreigner asked the master how he achieved such perfection.
EspañolEl extranjero le preguntó al maestro cómo logró tal perfección.
ENThe master explained that the strength of the sword does not come from one giant hit.
EspañolEl maestro explicó que la fuerza de la espada no proviene de un solo golpe gigante.
ENIt comes from folding the steel thousands of times.
EspañolProviene de doblar el acero miles de veces.
ENEvery single fold removes a tiny amount of weakness.
EspañolCada pliegue elimina una pequeña cantidad de debilidad.
ENEvery single day of work adds a microscopic layer of strength.
EspañolCada día de trabajo agrega una capa microscópica de fuerza.
ENThis is the philosophy
EspañolEsta es la filosofía
ENof Kaizen.
Españolde Kaizen.
ENKaizen translates roughly to change for the better.
EspañolKaizen se traduce aproximadamente como cambio para mejor.
ENIt is the core philosophy behind Japan's greatest industries and arts.
EspañolEs la filosofía central detrás de las mayores industrias y artes de Japón.
ENRather than attempting massive, sweeping transformations overnight, Kaizen focuses on something else.
EspañolEn lugar de intentar transformaciones masivas de la noche a la mañana, Kaizen se enfoca en algo diferente.
ENIt focuses on tiny, daily, incremental improvements.
EspañolSe enfoca en mejoras pequeñas, diarias e incrementales.
ENOver time, these micro changes compound into massive results.
EspañolCon el tiempo, estos pequeños cambios se acumulan en resultados masivos.
ENApplying Kaizen is the most important favor you can do for your English.
EspañolAplicar Kaizen es el mayor favor que puedes hacerte a ti mismo para tu inglés.
ENThe biggest problem language learners face is burnout.
EspañolEl mayor problema al que se enfrentan los estudiantes de idiomas es el agotamiento.
ENYou get a sudden burst of motivation.
EspañolDe repente sientes un impulso de motivación.
ENYou decide you
EspañolDecides que
ENare going to master English this year, so you sit down on a Sunday and study grammar for three hours straight.
Españolvas a dominar el inglés este año, así que te sientas un domingo y estudias gramática durante tres horas seguidas.
ENYou feel productive, but your brain is completely exhausted.
EspañolTe sientes productivo, pero tu cerebro está completamente agotado.
ENBy Tuesday, you are too tired to open the book.
EspañolPara el martes, estás demasiado cansado para abrir el libro.
ENBy Friday, you have abandoned the habit entirely.
EspañolPara el viernes, has abandonado el hábito por completo.
ENKaizen offers a much healthier and more effective solution.
EspañolKaizen ofrece una solución mucho más saludable y efectiva.
ENWe must encourage you to build an environment of micro-learning.
EspañolDebemos animarte a construir un entorno de micro-aprendizaje.
ENYou should study for just 15 to 20 minutes every single day.
EspañolDebes estudiar tan solo de 15 a 20 minutos cada día.
ENIt
EspañolSuena
ENsounds too small to make a difference, but it is actually the secret to fluency.
Españoldemasiado pequeño para marcar la diferencia, pero en realidad es el secreto de la fluidez.
ENYou could learn just one new phrasal verb daily.
EspañolPodrías aprender solo un nuevo verbo frasal al día.
ENYou could read exactly one page of an English book before bed.
EspañolPodrías leer exactamente una página de un libro en inglés antes de dormir.
ENYou could listen to half of a podcast episode while drinking your morning coffee.
EspañolPodrías escuchar la mitad de un episodio de podcast mientras tomas tu café mañanero.
ENThe human brain retains information much better through consistent, daily spaced repetition.
EspañolEl cerebro humano retiene la información mucho mejor mediante la repetición espaciada constante y diaria.
ENIt does not absorb information well through infrequent binge studying.
EspañolNo absorbe bien la información a través de estudios intensivos esporádicos.
ENWhen you practice Kaizen, English stops feeling like
EspañolCuando practicas Kaizen, el inglés deja de sentirse como
ENa giant mountain you have to climb.
Españoluna montaña gigante que tienes que escalar.
ENIt becomes just one single step you take every day.
EspañolSe convierte en un solo paso que das cada día.
ENAnd before you know it, those tiny steps have carried you miles away from where you started.
EspañolY antes de que te des cuenta, esos pequeños pasos te han llevado kilómetros lejos de donde empezaste.
ENPart 5 Shoushin – The Beginner's Mind During the Meiji era, a highly educated university professor visited a famous Zen master.
EspañolParte 5 Shoushin – La Mente del Principiante. Durante la era Meiji, un profesor universitario muy culto visitó a un famoso maestro Zen.
ENThe professor wanted to learn about Zen philosophy.
EspañolEl profesor quería aprender sobre filosofía Zen.
ENHowever, as soon as he arrived, the professor started talking.
EspañolSin embargo, tan pronto como llegó, el profesor comenzó a hablar.
ENHe talked about his own theories.
EspañolHabló sobre sus propias teorías.
ENHe
EspañolÉl
ENtalked about all the books he had read. He tried to show the master how intelligent and advanced he was.
Españolhabló sobre todos los libros que había leído. Intentó mostrarle al maestro lo inteligente y avanzado que era.
ENThe Zen master listened patiently. Then the master began to serve tea.
EspañolEl maestro Zen escuchó pacientemente. Luego el maestro comenzó a servir té.
ENHe poured the hot tea into the professor's cup. The cup became full, but the master did not stop pouring.
EspañolVertió el té caliente en la taza del profesor. La taza se llenó, pero el maestro no dejó de verter.
ENThe tea spilled over the edges of the cup and onto the table. The professor jumped up in shock.
EspañolEl té se derramó por los bordes de la taza y sobre la mesa. El profesor se levantó de un salto, sorprendido.
ENHe shouted that the cup was full and could
EspañolGritó que la taza estaba llena y no podía
ENnot hold anymore. The Zen master smiled calmly.
Españolaguantar más. El maestro Zen sonrió con calma.
ENHe said, You are exactly like this cup. You are full of your own opinions and ideas.
EspañolDijo: Eres exactamente como esta taza. Estás lleno de tus propias opiniones e ideas.
ENHow can I show you Zen unless you first empty your cup? This beautiful story illustrates the concept of Shoushin.
Español¿Cómo puedo mostrarte el Zen si primero no vacías tu taza? Esta hermosa historia ilustra el concepto de Shoushin.
ENShoushin means the beginner's mind. It means approaching a subject with a completely open and eager mind.
EspañolShoushin significa la mente del principiante. Significa abordar un tema con una mente completamente abierta y entusiasta.
ENYou must do this even if you are already at an advanced level. It is about dropping your
EspañolDebes hacer esto incluso si ya estás en un nivel avanzado. Se trata de soltar tu
ENego and your preconceived notions. Shoushin is the exact mindset you need to break through the intermediate plateau.
Españolego y tus nociones preconcebidas. Shoushin es exactamente la mentalidad que necesitas para superar el estancamiento intermedio.
ENIntermediate learners often hit a wall because they think they already know how English works. You have studied the grammar rules for years.
EspañolLos estudiantes de nivel intermedio a menudo chocan contra un muro porque creen que ya saben cómo funciona el inglés. Has estudiado las reglas gramaticales durante años.
ENYou have a solid vocabulary. Because of this, your ego gets in the way of your learning.
EspañolTienes un vocabulario sólido. Por eso, tu ego se interpone en tu aprendizaje.
ENYou start trying to force English to behave exactly like your native language. When you encounter a strange pronunciation, you get frustrated.
EspañolEmpiezas a intentar que el inglés se comporte exactamente como tu lengua materna. Cuando encuentras una pronunciación extraña, te frustras.
ENWhen an idiom makes no logical sense, you argue with it. You complain that English spelling is stupid.
EspañolCuando un modismo no tiene ningún sentido lógico, discutes con él. Te quejas de que la ortografía del inglés es estúpida.
ENYou resist the language. To truly advance, you must empty your cup.
EspañolResistes el idioma. Para avanzar de verdad, debes vaciar tu taza.
ENYou must teach yourself to absorb English like a child. Children learn languages effortlessly because they have no ego.
EspañolDebes enseñarte a absorber el inglés como un niño. Los niños aprenden idiomas sin esfuerzo porque no tienen ego.
ENThey do not analyze why a word sounds a certain way. They just copy the sound.
EspañolNo analizan por qué una palabra suena de cierta manera. Solo copian el sonido.
ENIf a pronunciation feels silly to you, do not fight it. If a grammar rule
EspañolSi una pronunciación te parece ridícula, no la rechaces. Si una regla gramatical
ENseems completely illogical, do not overanalyze it or judge it. Accept it for what it is.
Españolparece completamente ilógica, no la sobreanálices ni la juzgues. Acéptala tal como es.
ENShoushin allows you to absorb native accents and natural idioms without resistance. When you stop judging the language, your brain stops creating barriers.
EspañolShoushin te permite absorber acentos nativos y modismos naturales sin resistencia. Cuando dejas de juzgar el idioma, tu cerebro deja de crear barreras.
ENYou become like a sponge again, open to whatever the language wants to teach you. Part 6 Tadoku The Art of Extensive Reading Imagine a traveler who needs to cross a massive, dense bamboo forest.
EspañolTe vuelves como una esponja de nuevo, abierto a lo que el idioma quiera enseñarte. Parte 6 Tadoku — El Arte de la Lectura Extensiva. Imagina a un viajero que necesita cruzar un inmenso y denso bosque de bambú.
ENThis traveler wants to understand the
EspañolEste viajero quiere entender el
ENforest perfectly.
Españolbosque a la perfección.
ENSo, he stops at the very first bamboo tree.
EspañolAsí que se detiene en el primer árbol de bambú.
ENHe takes out a magnifying glass and examines every single leaf.
EspañolSaca una lupa y examina cada hoja.
ENHe writes down the exact dimensions of the tree trunk.
EspañolAnota las dimensiones exactas del tronco del árbol.
ENHe spends an hour analyzing the roots.
EspañolPasa una hora analizando las raíces.
ENThen, he takes one step forward and does the exact same thing to the next tree.
EspañolLuego da un paso adelante y hace exactamente lo mismo con el siguiente árbol.
ENAfter three days, he is completely exhausted.
EspañolDespués de tres días, está completamente agotado.
ENHe has only moved ten meters into the forest.
EspañolSolo ha avanzado diez metros dentro del bosque.
ENHe hates the forest now, and he gives up
EspañolAhora odia el bosque y se rinde
ENand goes home. Now, imagine a second traveler.
Españoly se va a casa. Ahora, imagina a un segundo viajero.
ENThis traveler walks quickly along the path. He looks at the sunlight shining through the leaves.
EspañolEste viajero camina rápido por el camino. Observa la luz del sol filtrándose a través de las hojas.
ENHe feels the wind. If he sees a strange plant, he glances at it.
EspañolSiente el viento. Si ve una planta extraña, le echa un vistazo.
ENBut he keeps walking. He flows through the environment.
EspañolPero sigue caminando. Fluye a través del entorno.
ENBy the end of the day, he has crossed the entire forest. He enjoyed the journey, and he has a true understanding of what the forest feels like.
EspañolAl final del día, ha cruzado todo el bosque. Disfrutó del viaje y tiene una comprensión real de cómo se siente el bosque.
ENThe first traveler represents traditional,
EspañolEl primer viajero representa el estudio
ENintensive studying. The second traveler represents Tadoku.
Españolintensivo y tradicional. El segundo viajero representa Tadoku.
ENTadoku translates directly to reading a lot. It is a wildly popular language learning movement in Japan.
EspañolTadoku se traduce directamente como leer mucho. Es un movimiento de aprendizaje de idiomas muy popular en Japón.
ENUnlike traditional studying, where you analyze every sentence, Tadoku is about volume and enjoyment. Let us look at how you can use Tadoku to revolutionize your reading skills.
EspañolA diferencia del estudio tradicional, donde analizas cada oración, Tadoku se trata de volumen y disfrute. Veamos cómo puedes usar Tadoku para revolucionar tus habilidades de lectura.
ENWhen most English learners try to read, they attempt intensive reading. They pick up a complex novel or a complicated newspaper article.
EspañolCuando la mayoría de los estudiantes de inglés intentan leer, practican la lectura intensiva. Toman una novela compleja o un artículo de periódico complicado.
ENThey read one paragraph and stop
EspañolLeen un párrafo y se detienen
EN15 times to look up words in the dictionary.
Español15 veces para buscar palabras en el diccionario.
ENIt becomes exhausting homework.
EspañolSe convierte en una tarea agotadora.
ENIt breaks their flow state, and they usually quit after just one page.
EspañolRompe su estado de flujo y suelen abandonar después de solo una página.
ENWe want you to use the Tadoku method instead.
EspañolQueremos que uses el método Tadoku en su lugar.
ENTadoku is governed by four strict golden rules.
EspañolTadoku se rige por cuatro reglas de oro estrictas.
ENRule number one, start with very easy materials.
EspañolRegla número uno, empieza con materiales muy fáciles.
ENRule number two, read without a dictionary.
EspañolRegla número dos, lee sin diccionario.
ENRule number three, skip over words you do not understand.
EspañolRegla número tres, salta las palabras que no entiendes.
ENRule number four, stop reading if it gets boring or too difficult,
EspañolRegla número cuatro, deja de leer si se vuelve aburrido o demasiado difícil,
ENand pick a new book. You should be reading graded readers, young adult fiction, or even comic books.
Españoly elige un nuevo libro. Debes leer lecturas graduadas, ficción juvenil o incluso cómics.
ENYou should choose books where you already understand 90% of the words. By skipping the dictionary, you train your brain to guess the unknown words from context.
EspañolDebes elegir libros donde ya entiendas el 90% de las palabras. Al saltarte el diccionario, entrenas tu cerebro para adivinar las palabras desconocidas por el contexto.
ENBecause you are reading high volumes of easy English, you will encounter the most common vocabulary repeatedly. You will see the grammatical kata we talked about earlier over and over again.
EspañolComo estás leyendo grandes volúmenes de inglés fácil, te encontrarás repetidamente con el vocabulario más común. Verás los katas gramaticales de los que hablamos antes una y otra vez.
ENThis naturally hardwires the
EspañolEsto integra de forma natural el
ENvocabulary into your memory without ever using a single flashcard. You will start reading for pleasure, not for punishment.
Españolvocabulario en tu memoria sin usar nunca una sola tarjeta de memoria. Empezarás a leer por placer, no como castigo.
ENWe are back. Julia, these five concepts really change the entire perspective on language learning.
EspañolHemos vuelto. Julia, estos cinco conceptos realmente cambian toda la perspectiva sobre el aprendizaje de idiomas.
ENThey absolutely do, Martin. We covered a lot of ground today, so let us do a quick recap for our friends listening.
EspañolAbsolutamente, Martín. Hemos cubierto mucho terreno hoy, así que hagamos un repaso rápido para nuestros amigos que escuchan.
ENFirst, we talked about kata. Stop memorizing single words and start learning language in chunks or patterns.
EspañolPrimero, hablamos sobre kata. Deja de memorizar palabras sueltas y empieza a aprender el idioma en bloques o patrones.
ENSecond, we explored on doku. You have
EspañolSegundo, exploramos ondoku. Tienes que
ENto read out loud to train your physical muscles and build auditory memory. Third, we learned about kaizen.
Españolleer en voz alta para entrenar tus músculos físicos y desarrollar la memoria auditiva. Tercero, aprendimos sobre kaizen.
ENForget the three-hour weekend study sessions. Commit to 15 minutes of English every single day.
EspañolOlvida las sesiones de estudio de tres horas los fines de semana. Comprométete con 15 minutos de inglés cada día.
ENFourth was shoshin, the beginner's mind. Let go of your ego, stop judging the language, and absorb it like a child.
EspañolCuarto fue shoshin, la mente del principiante. Suelta tu ego, deja de juzgar el idioma y abórbelo como un niño.
ENAnd finally, we discussed tadoku. Read a massive amount of easy material, throw away the dictionary, and just enjoy the flow.
EspañolY finalmente, hablamos de tadoku: lee una enorme cantidad de material fácil, tira el diccionario y simplemente disfruta del flujo.
ENMartin, what I love most
EspañolMartin, lo que más me encanta
ENabout these techniques is that they are deeply human.
Españolde estas técnicas es que son profundamente humanas.
ENThey respect how our brains and bodies actually work.
EspañolRespetan cómo funcionan realmente nuestros cerebros y cuerpos.
ENExactly.
EspañolExactamente.
ENThey remove the artificial stress of the classroom.
EspañolEliminan el estrés artificial del aula.
ENThey remind us that learning English is not an academic test.
EspañolNos recuerdan que aprender inglés no es un examen académico.
ENIt is a physical habit, a mental mindset, and a lifelong journey.
EspañolEs un hábito físico, una mentalidad y un viaje de por vida.
ENRemember, you do not have to apply all five of these today.
EspañolRecuerda: no tienes que aplicar las cinco técnicas hoy.
ENJust pick one.
EspañolElige una.
ENMaybe tomorrow morning you practice kaizen and just listen to English for 15 minutes.
EspañolQuizás mañana por la mañana practicas kaizen y simplemente escuchas inglés durante 15 minutos.
ENOr
EspañolO
ENmaybe you practice on doku and read your emails out loud.
Españolquizás practicas on doku y lees tus correos en voz alta.
ENWhatever you choose, approach it with shoshin.
EspañolSea lo que sea que elijas, abórdalo con shoshin.
ENKeep your mind open, keep your cup empty, and keep moving forward.
EspañolMantén tu mente abierta, mantén tu copa vacía y sigue avanzando.
ENThank you for spending your time with us today.
EspañolGracias por pasar tu tiempo con nosotros hoy.
ENWe will see you in the next episode.
EspañolNos veremos en el próximo episodio.
ENSayonara.
EspañolSayonara.
Line by line: one English sentence, then its Deutsch translation —
clearly separated, each with its own lang markup.
ENWelcome to Your English Toolbox, your slow English podcast where we train your ears step-by-step.
DeutschWillkommen zu deinem Englisch-Toolbox-Podcast, deinem langsamen Englisch-Podcast, in dem wir deine Ohren Schritt für Schritt trainieren.
ENI am Martin.
DeutschIch bin Martin.
ENAnd I am Julia.
DeutschUnd ich bin Julia.
ENJulia, what are we going to talk about today?
DeutschJulia, worüber werden wir heute sprechen?
ENToday we are exploring five ancient Japanese techniques that will completely change how you learn English.
DeutschHeute erkunden wir fünf alte japanische Techniken, die deine Art, Englisch zu lernen, völlig verändern werden.
ENWe are going to take the wisdom of martial arts, Zen philosophy, and traditional craftsmanship and apply it directly to your language studies.
DeutschWir werden die Weisheit der Kampfkünste, der Zen-Philosophie und des traditionellen Handwerks direkt auf dein Sprachenlernen anwenden.
ENIf you feel stuck at the intermediate level, these five
DeutschWenn du dich auf dem mittleren Niveau festgefahren fühlst, werden dir diese fünf
ENmillennial concepts will help you break through the plateau.
DeutschMillennial-Konzepte helfen, das Plateau zu durchbrechen.
ENBy listening to the end of this episode, you will get three huge benefits.
DeutschWenn du bis zum Ende dieser Episode zuhörst, wirst du drei große Vorteile erhalten.
ENFirst, you will learn how to build automatic muscle memory so you stop translating in your head.
DeutschErstens wirst du lernen, wie du automatische Muskelgedächtnis aufbaust, sodass du nicht mehr in deinem Kopf übersetzen musst.
ENSecond, you will discover why silent reading is hurting your speaking skills and how to fix it immediately.
DeutschZweitens wirst du entdecken, warum stilles Lesen deine Sprechfähigkeiten schadet und wie du das sofort beheben kannst.
ENThird, you will learn how to completely eliminate the stress of studying by changing your mindset.
DeutschDrittens wirst du lernen, wie du den Stress des Lernens vollständig eliminierst, indem du deine Denkweise änderst.
ENThis is a very special episode.
DeutschDies ist eine ganz besondere Episode.
ENWe are going to do things a little differently today.
DeutschHeute werden wir die Dinge ein wenig anders machen.
ENFor each of the five Japanese techniques, I will tell the traditional story to explain the philosophy.
DeutschFür jede der fünf japanischen Techniken werde ich die traditionelle Geschichte erzählen, um die Philosophie zu erklären.
ENThen we will explain exactly how to apply that philosophy to your English learning.
DeutschDann werden wir genau erklären, wie man diese Philosophie auf dein Englischlernen anwendet.
ENThere will be no conversation during those sections.
DeutschIn diesen Abschnitten wird es kein Gespräch geben.
ENJust pure focus, pure storytelling, and deep learning.
DeutschNur reiner Fokus, pure Erzählung und tiefes Lernen.
ENLet us begin with our first concept, kata, the power of patterns.
DeutschLass uns mit unserem ersten Konzept beginnen, kata, die Kraft der Muster.
ENHundreds of years ago, a young man traveled across Japan to
DeutschVor Hunderten von Jahren reiste ein junger Mann durch Japan, um
ENfind the greatest sword master in the country.
Deutschden größten Schwertmeister des Landes zu finden.
ENHe finally found the master, living in a quiet temple on a mountain.
DeutschEr fand schließlich den Meister, der in einem ruhigen Tempel auf einem Berg lebte.
ENThe young man begged the master to teach him the secret techniques of the sword.
DeutschDer junge Mann bat den Meister, ihm die geheimen Techniken des Schwertes beizubringen.
ENHe wanted to learn how to fight multiple enemies.
DeutschEr wollte lernen, wie man gegen mehrere Feinde kämpft.
ENHe wanted to learn how to defend himself in complex battles.
DeutschEr wollte lernen, wie man sich in komplexen Kämpfen verteidigt.
ENThe master handed the young man a heavy wooden sword.
DeutschDer Meister gab dem jungen Mann ein schweres Holzschwert.
ENHe told the student to stand in the courtyard.
DeutschEr sagte dem Schüler, er solle im Innenhof stehen.
ENThen the master showed him
DeutschDann zeigte der Meister ihm
ENone simple basic downward strike.
Deutscheinen einfachen, grundlegenden Abwärtsstich.
ENHe told the student to repeat that single strike until the sun went down.
DeutschEr sagte dem Schüler, dass er diesen einzelnen Stich wiederholen solle, bis die Sonne untergeht.
ENThe student was disappointed, but he obeyed.
DeutschDer Schüler war enttäuscht, aber er gehorchte.
ENThe next day, the master told him to do the exact same strike again.
DeutschAm nächsten Tag sagte der Meister ihm, er solle genau den gleichen Stich wiederholen.
ENThis continued for months.
DeutschDas ging monatelang so weiter.
ENThe student became angry and frustrated.
DeutschDer Schüler wurde wütend und frustriert.
ENHe felt he was not learning anything new or advanced.
DeutschEr hatte das Gefühl, nichts Neues oder Fortgeschrittenes zu lernen.
ENBut after a year, something changed in the student's mind and body.
DeutschAber nach einem Jahr änderte sich etwas im Geist und Körper des Schülers.
ENWhen he lifted the sword, he no longer
DeutschAls er das Schwert hob, dachte er nicht mehr
ENthought about his hands or his feet.
Deutschan seine Hände oder Füße.
ENThe movement happened before his brain could even process the thought.
DeutschDie Bewegung geschah, bevor sein Gehirn den Gedanken verarbeiten konnte.
ENThe sword had become a natural extension of his arm.
DeutschDas Schwert war zu einer natürlichen Erweiterung seines Arms geworden.
ENThis is the concept of kata.
DeutschDies ist das Konzept von kata.
ENIn traditional Japanese arts, from martial arts to the tea ceremony, kata refers to a detailed pattern of movements.
DeutschIn den traditionellen japanischen Künsten, von den Kampfkünsten bis zur Teezeremonie, bezieht sich kata auf ein detailliertes Muster von Bewegungen.
ENThe goal is not to think about the movement.
DeutschDas Ziel ist nicht, über die Bewegung nachzudenken.
ENThe goal is to repeat the form so many times that it bypasses the conscious brain.
DeutschDas Ziel ist, die Form so oft zu wiederholen, dass sie das bewusste Gehirn umgeht.
ENIt becomes
DeutschEs wird
ENpure instant muscle memory.
Deutschreines, sofortiges Muskelgedächtnis.
ENYou do not construct the action.
DeutschDu konstruierst die Handlung nicht.
ENYou simply execute the pattern.
DeutschDu führst einfach das Muster aus.
ENNow, let us apply the concept of kata to your English learning.
DeutschJetzt lass uns das Konzept von kata auf dein Englischlernen anwenden.
ENThe biggest problem for intermediate learners is cognitive overload.
DeutschDas größte Problem für Lernende auf mittlerem Niveau ist die kognitive Überlastung.
ENWhen you try to speak, you usually try to build sentences from zero.
DeutschWenn du versuchst zu sprechen, versuchst du normalerweise, Sätze von Grund auf neu zu bilden.
ENYou search your brain for one isolated vocabulary word.
DeutschDu suchst in deinem Gehirn nach einem isolierten Wort.
ENFor example, you want to use the verb depend.
DeutschZum Beispiel möchtest du das Verb depend verwenden.
ENThen your brain has to painfully assemble the rest of the sentence word
DeutschDann muss dein Gehirn schmerzhaft den Rest des Satzes Wort
ENby word.
Deutschfür Wort zusammensetzen.
ENYou start asking yourself grammar questions in the middle of the conversation.
DeutschDu beginnst, dir während des Gesprächs Grammatikfragen zu stellen.
ENYou think, is it depend in, is it depend at, is it depend on.
DeutschDu denkst, ist es depend in, ist es depend at, ist es depend on.
ENThis mental translation drastically slows down your speech and makes you hesitate.
DeutschDiese mentale Übersetzung verlangsamt dein Sprechen drastisch und lässt dich zögern.
ENThe fix is to stop memorizing single words.
DeutschDie Lösung ist, aufzuhören, einzelne Wörter zu lernen.
ENYou must start memorizing linguistic kata.
DeutschDu musst anfangen, linguistische kata zu lernen.
ENThese are patterns or chunks of language.
DeutschDas sind Muster oder Sprachchunks.
ENInstead of learning the word depend, you memorize the entire structural form.
DeutschAnstatt das Wort depend zu lernen, merkst du dir die gesamte strukturelle Form.
ENYou learn the chunk.
DeutschDu lernst den Chunk.
ENIt depends on
DeutschEs hängt von
ENthe weather.
Deutschdem Wetter ab.
ENYou practice this exact phrase over and over again.
DeutschDu übst diesen genauen Satz immer wieder.
ENYou write it down 10 times.
DeutschDu schreibst ihn 10 Mal auf.
ENYou say it out loud 20 times.
DeutschDu sagst ihn 20 Mal laut.
ENYou treat it like a physical movement in martial arts.
DeutschDu behandelst es wie eine körperliche Bewegung in den Kampfkünsten.
ENWhen you learn a new vocabulary word, you instantly plug it into a kata.
DeutschWenn du ein neues Vokabelwort lernst, steckst du es sofort in ein kata.
ENBy speaking this exact formula repeatedly, it becomes automatic.
DeutschIndem du diese exakte Formel wiederholt sprichst, wird es automatisch.
ENYour brain stores it in your long term memory as one single item.
DeutschDein Gehirn speichert es als einen einzigen Punkt in deinem Langzeitgedächtnis.
ENIt no longer sees four separate words.
DeutschEs sieht nicht mehr vier separate Wörter.
ENIt sees one
DeutschEs sieht einen
ENfluent thought.
Deutschflüssigen Gedanken.
ENThis method of chunking completely eliminates the need to translate in your head.
DeutschDiese Methode des Chunking eliminiert vollständig die Notwendigkeit, in deinem Kopf zu übersetzen.
ENIt drastically speeds up your vocabulary recall.
DeutschSie beschleunigt dein Vokabelabruf drastisch.
ENAnd best of all, it naturally hardwires correct grammar into your brain without studying rules.
DeutschUnd das Beste ist, sie verankert die korrekte Grammatik auf natürliche Weise in deinem Gehirn, ohne Regeln zu lernen.
ENPart 3 Ondoku Activating physical memory In the ancient temples of Kyoto, the monks do not study sacred texts in silence.
DeutschTeil 3 Ondoku Aktivierung des physischen Gedächtnisses In den alten Tempeln von Kyoto studieren die Mönche heilige Texte nicht in Stille.
ENIf you walk past a Buddhist monastery early in the morning, you will hear a deep rhythmic sound.
DeutschWenn du früh am Morgen an einem buddhistischen Kloster vorbeigehst, hörst du einen tiefen rhythmischen Klang.
ENYou will hear dozens
DeutschDu hörst Dutzende
ENof voices chanting the sutras together. For centuries, the Japanese have understood that knowledge cannot only live in the eyes.
Deutschvon Stimmen, die gemeinsam die Sutras singen. Seit Jahrhunderten haben die Japaner verstanden, dass Wissen nicht nur in den Augen leben kann. Es muss im Körper leben.
ENIt must live in the body.
DeutschEs muss im Körper leben.
ENWhen the monks chant, they feel the vibration of the words in their chests.
DeutschWenn die Mönche singen, fühlen sie die Vibration der Wörter in ihren Brustkörben.
ENThey feel the shape of the syllables in their mouths. They control their breathing to match the rhythm of the sentences.
DeutschSie spüren die Form der Silben in ihren Mündern. Sie kontrollieren ihre Atmung, um dem Rhythmus der Sätze zu folgen.
ENThe text stops being ink on a piece of paper. It becomes a physical experience.
DeutschDer Text hört auf, Tinte auf einem Stück Papier zu sein. Er wird zu einer körperlichen Erfahrung.
ENIf a monk forgets
DeutschWenn ein Mönch
ENa word during a ceremony, his eyes might panic and his mouth will often remember the next sound automatically. The physical body remembers what the conscious mind forgets.
Deutschein Wort während einer Zeremonie vergisst, werden seine Augen vielleicht in Panik geraten, aber sein Mund erinnert sich oft automatisch an den nächsten Laut. Der physische Körper erinnert sich an das, was der bewusste Verstand vergisst.
ENThis ancient practice is deeply connected to the modern Japanese educational concept of ondoku. Ondoku translates directly to reading aloud.
DeutschDiese alte Praxis ist eng mit dem modernen japanischen Bildungskonzept des Ondoku verbunden. Ondoku bedeutet wörtlich laut lesen.
ENIn Japanese schools, students do not just read text silently to comprehend it. They are required to perform ondoku repetitively.
DeutschIn japanischen Schulen lesen Schüler Texte nicht einfach still, um sie zu verstehen. Sie müssen Ondoku wiederholt durchführen.
ENIt is the deliberate practice of engaging the physical body to anchor
DeutschEs ist die bewusste Praxis, den physischen Körper einzusetzen, um
ENknowledge. Here is how you must apply ondoku to your English practice.
DeutschWissen zu verankern. So musst du Ondoku auf deine englische Praxis anwenden.
ENMany of you listening right now have fantastic reading comprehension. You can read a news article or an email in English perfectly.
DeutschViele von euch, die jetzt zuhören, haben ein fantastisches Leseverständnis. Ihr könnt einen Nachrichtenartikel oder eine E-Mail auf Englisch perfekt lesen.
ENBut when you try to speak in a meeting, you freeze. Your tongue feels heavy.
DeutschAber wenn ihr versucht, in einem Meeting zu sprechen, friert ihr ein. Eure Zunge fühlt sich schwer an.
ENYou stumble over your words. This happens because you have only trained your visual memory.
DeutschIhr stolpert über eure Worte. Das passiert, weil ihr nur euer visuelles Gedächtnis trainiert habt.
ENYou have completely ignored your auditory and motor memory. English vocabulary should never exist just as
DeutschIhr habt euer auditives und motorisches Gedächtnis völlig vernachlässigt. Englisches Vokabular sollte niemals nur als
ENtext on a page. When you learn a new word or a sentence pattern, you must practice ondoku.
DeutschText auf einer Seite existieren. Wenn ihr ein neues Wort oder ein Satzmuster lernt, müsst ihr Ondoku üben.
ENYou must read the English text out loud repeatedly. You are not just testing your memory.
DeutschIhr müsst den englischen Text wiederholt laut lesen. Ihr testet nicht nur euer Gedächtnis.
ENYou are literally going to the gym for your face. You have muscles in your jaw, your lips, and your tongue.
DeutschIhr geht buchstäblich ins Fitnessstudio für euer Gesicht. Ihr habt Muskeln in eurem Kiefer, euren Lippen und eurer Zunge.
ENThese muscles are trained to speak your native language. They are not used to the physical shapes required for English pronunciation.
DeutschDiese Muskeln sind darauf trainiert, eure Muttersprache zu sprechen. Sie sind nicht an die körperlichen Formen gewöhnt, die für die englische Aussprache erforderlich sind.
ENBy reading out loud,
DeutschIndem ihr laut lest,
ENyou mimic the rhythm and intonation of native speakers. You train the physical muscles of your mouth.
Deutschahmt ihr den Rhythmus und die Intonation von Muttersprachlern nach. Ihr trainiert die physischen Muskeln eures Mundes.
ENAt the same time, you are training your auditory processing because you are hearing your own voice speak English. This multi-sensory repetition is powerful.
DeutschGleichzeitig trainiert ihr eure auditive Verarbeitung, weil ihr eure eigene Stimme Englisch sprechen hört. Diese multisensorische Wiederholung ist mächtig.
ENWhen you combine sight, sound, and physical movement, the brain creates much stronger neural connections. Recalling vocabulary becomes significantly faster than silent studying ever could be.
DeutschWenn ihr Sicht, Klang und körperliche Bewegung kombiniert, schafft das Gehirn viel stärkere neuronale Verbindungen. Das Abrufen von Vokabular wird deutlich schneller als stilles Lernen es je sein könnte.
ENSo, close the grammar book, open your mouth, and start making noise. Part
DeutschAlso, schließt das Grammatikbuch, öffnet euren Mund und fangt an, Lärm zu machen. Teil
EN4 Kaizen Continuous Small Improvements There is a famous story about a master swordsmith in Japan. This man made the sharpest, most beautiful katana blades in the world.
Deutsch4 Kaizen – Kontinuierliche kleine Verbesserungen. Es gibt eine berühmte Geschichte über einen meisterhaften Schwertschmied in Japan. Dieser Mann fertigte die schärfsten und schönsten Katanaklingen der Welt.
ENA foreigner visited his workshop to discover his secret. The foreigner expected to see magic techniques or extreme physical feats.
DeutschEin Ausländer besuchte seine Werkstatt, um sein Geheimnis zu entdecken. Der Ausländer erwartete, magische Techniken oder extreme körperliche Leistungen zu sehen.
ENInstead, he saw the master sit in quietly by the fire. The master took a piece of hot steel.
DeutschStattdessen sah er den Meister ruhig am Feuer sitzen. Der Meister nahm ein Stück heißen Stahl.
ENHe folded it. He hammered it gently.
DeutschEr faltete es. Er hämmerte es sanft.
ENHe put it back in the
DeutschEr legte es wieder ins
ENfire. He repeated this process.
DeutschFeuer. Er wiederholte diesen Prozess.
ENHe did not strike the metal with massive, violent force.
DeutschEr schlug nicht mit massiver, gewaltiger Kraft auf das Metall ein.
ENHe used small, consistent, precise hits.
DeutschEr benutzte kleine, gleichmäßige, präzise Schläge.
ENThe foreigner asked the master how he achieved such perfection. The master explained that the strength of the sword does not come from one giant hit.
DeutschDer Ausländer fragte den Meister, wie er solche Perfektion erreichte. Der Meister erklärte, dass die Stärke des Schwertes nicht von einem einzigen großen Schlag kommt.
ENIt comes from folding the steel thousands of times.
DeutschSie kommt vom tausendfachen Falten des Stahls.
ENEvery single fold removes a tiny amount of weakness.
DeutschJede einzelne Faltung beseitigt eine winzige Menge Schwäche.
ENEvery single day of work adds a microscopic layer of strength. This is the philosophy
DeutschJeder einzelne Arbeitstag fügt eine mikroskopische Schicht Stärke hinzu. Dies ist die Philosophie
ENof Kaizen. Kaizen translates roughly to change for the better.
Deutschdes Kaizen. Kaizen bedeutet übersetzt ungefähr Veränderung zum Besseren.
ENIt is the core philosophy behind Japan's greatest industries and arts. Rather than attempting massive, sweeping transformations overnight, Kaizen focuses on something else.
DeutschEs ist die Kernphilosophie hinter Japans größten Industrien und Künsten. Anstatt massive, weitreichende Transformationen über Nacht zu versuchen, konzentriert sich Kaizen auf etwas anderes.
ENIt focuses on tiny, daily, incremental improvements. Over time, these micro changes compound into massive results.
DeutschEs konzentriert sich auf winzige, tägliche, schrittweise Verbesserungen. Im Laufe der Zeit summieren sich diese Mikro-Veränderungen zu massiven Ergebnissen.
ENApplying Kaizen is the most important favor you can do for your English. The biggest problem language learners face is burnout.
DeutschKaizen anzuwenden ist der wichtigste Gefallen, den ihr euch für euer Englisch tun könnt. Das größte Problem, mit dem Sprachlernende konfrontiert sind, ist Burnout.
ENYou get a sudden burst of motivation. You decide you
DeutschIhr bekommt einen plötzlichen Motivationsschub. Ihr entscheidet euch,
ENare going to master English this year, so you sit down on a Sunday and study grammar for three hours straight.
DeutschEnglisch dieses Jahr zu beherrschen, also setzt ihr euch an einem Sonntag hin und lernt drei Stunden lang Grammatik am Stück.
ENYou feel productive, but your brain is completely exhausted.
DeutschIhr fühlt euch produktiv, aber euer Gehirn ist völlig erschöpft.
ENBy Tuesday, you are too tired to open the book.
DeutschBis Dienstag seid ihr zu müde, um das Buch zu öffnen.
ENBy Friday, you have abandoned the habit entirely.
DeutschBis Freitag habt ihr die Gewohnheit ganz aufgegeben.
ENKaizen offers a much healthier and more effective solution.
DeutschKaizen bietet eine viel gesündere und effektivere Lösung.
ENWe must encourage you to build an environment of micro-learning.
DeutschWir müssen euch ermutigen, ein Umfeld des Mikro-Lernens aufzubauen.
ENYou should study for just 15 to 20 minutes every single day.
DeutschIhr solltet jeden Tag nur 15 bis 20 Minuten lernen.
ENIt
DeutschDas
ENsounds too small to make a difference, but it is actually the secret to fluency.
Deutschklingt zu klein, um einen Unterschied zu machen, aber es ist tatsächlich das Geheimnis der Sprachflüssigkeit.
ENYou could learn just one new phrasal verb daily.
DeutschIhr könntet täglich nur ein neues Phrasal Verb lernen.
ENYou could read exactly one page of an English book before bed.
DeutschIhr könntet vor dem Schlafengehen genau eine Seite eines englischen Buches lesen.
ENYou could listen to half of a podcast episode while drinking your morning coffee.
DeutschIhr könntet beim Morgenkaffee die Hälfte einer Podcast-Episode hören.
ENThe human brain retains information much better through consistent, daily spaced repetition.
DeutschDas menschliche Gehirn behält Informationen viel besser durch konsequente, tägliche verteilte Wiederholung.
ENIt does not absorb information well through infrequent binge studying.
DeutschEs nimmt Informationen nicht gut auf durch seltenes intensives Lernen.
ENWhen you practice Kaizen, English stops feeling like
DeutschWenn ihr Kaizen praktiziert, hört Englisch auf, sich wie
ENa giant mountain you have to climb. It becomes just one single step you take every day.
Deutschein riesiger Berg anzufühlen, den ihr erklimmen müsst. Es wird zu einem einzigen Schritt, den ihr jeden Tag macht.
ENAnd before you know it, those tiny steps have carried you miles away from where you started. Part 5 Shoushin – The Beginner's Mind During the Meiji era, a highly educated university professor visited a famous Zen master.
DeutschUnd bevor ihr es wisst, haben euch diese kleinen Schritte Kilometer weit von eurem Ausgangspunkt getragen. Teil 5 Shoushin – Der Geist des Anfängers. Während der Meiji-Ära besuchte ein hochgebildeter Universitätsprofessor einen berühmten Zen-Meister.
ENThe professor wanted to learn about Zen philosophy. However, as soon as he arrived, the professor started talking.
DeutschDer Professor wollte über Zen-Philosophie lernen. Sobald er jedoch ankam, begann der Professor zu reden.
ENHe talked about his own theories. He
DeutschEr sprach über seine eigenen Theorien. Er
ENtalked about all the books he had read.
Deutschsprach über all die Bücher, die er gelesen hatte.
ENHe tried to show the master how intelligent and advanced he was.
DeutschEr versuchte, dem Meister zu zeigen, wie intelligent und fortgeschritten er war.
ENThe Zen master listened patiently.
DeutschDer Zen-Meister hörte geduldig zu.
ENThen the master began to serve tea.
DeutschDann begann der Meister, Tee zu servieren.
ENHe poured the hot tea into the professor's cup.
DeutschEr goss den heißen Tee in die Tasse des Professors.
ENThe cup became full, but the master did not stop pouring.
DeutschDie Tasse wurde voll, aber der Meister hörte nicht auf zu gießen.
ENThe tea spilled over the edges of the cup and onto the table.
DeutschDer Tee lief über die Ränder der Tasse auf den Tisch.
ENThe professor jumped up in shock.
DeutschDer Professor sprang erschrocken auf.
ENHe shouted that the cup was full and could
DeutschEr rief, dass die Tasse voll sei und
ENnot hold anymore. The Zen master smiled calmly.
Deutschnichts mehr aufnehmen könne. Der Zen-Meister lächelte ruhig.
ENHe said, You are exactly like this cup. You are full of your own opinions and ideas.
DeutschEr sagte: Du bist genau wie diese Tasse. Du bist voller deiner eigenen Meinungen und Ideen.
ENHow can I show you Zen unless you first empty your cup? This beautiful story illustrates the concept of Shoushin.
DeutschWie kann ich dir Zen zeigen, wenn du nicht zuerst deine Tasse leerst? Diese schöne Geschichte veranschaulicht das Konzept des Shoushin.
ENShoushin means the beginner's mind. It means approaching a subject with a completely open and eager mind.
DeutschShoushin bedeutet der Geist des Anfängers. Es bedeutet, ein Thema mit einem völlig offenen und wissbegierigen Verstand anzugehen.
ENYou must do this even if you are already at an advanced level. It is about dropping your
DeutschIhr müsst dies tun, auch wenn ihr bereits auf einem fortgeschrittenen Niveau seid. Es geht darum, euer
ENego and your preconceived notions.
DeutschEgo und eure vorgefassten Meinungen loszulassen.
ENShoushin is the exact mindset you need to break through the intermediate plateau.
DeutschShoushin ist genau die Einstellung, die ihr braucht, um das Mittelstufenplateau zu durchbrechen.
ENIntermediate learners often hit a wall because they think they already know how English works.
DeutschFortgeschrittene Anfänger stoßen oft gegen eine Wand, weil sie denken, sie wüssten bereits, wie Englisch funktioniert.
ENYou have studied the grammar rules for years.
DeutschIhr habt die Grammatikregeln jahrelang gelernt.
ENYou have a solid vocabulary.
DeutschIhr habt einen soliden Wortschatz.
ENBecause of this, your ego gets in the way of your learning.
DeutschDeshalb stellt sich euer Ego eurem Lernen in den Weg.
ENYou start trying to force English to behave exactly like your native language.
DeutschIhr fangt an zu versuchen, Englisch dazu zu bringen, sich genau wie eure Muttersprache zu verhalten.
ENWhen you encounter a strange pronunciation, you get frustrated.
DeutschWenn ihr auf eine seltsame Aussprache stoßt, werdet ihr frustriert.
ENWhen an idiom makes no logical sense, you argue with it. You complain that English spelling is stupid.
DeutschWenn ein Idiom keinen logischen Sinn ergibt, streitet ihr mit ihm. Ihr beschwert euch, dass die englische Rechtschreibung dumm ist.
ENYou resist the language. To truly advance, you must empty your cup.
DeutschIhr widersteht der Sprache. Um wirklich voranzukommen, müsst ihr eure Tasse leeren.
ENYou must teach yourself to absorb English like a child. Children learn languages effortlessly because they have no ego.
DeutschIhr müsst euch beibringen, Englisch wie ein Kind aufzunehmen. Kinder lernen Sprachen mühelos, weil sie kein Ego haben.
ENThey do not analyze why a word sounds a certain way. They just copy the sound.
DeutschSie analysieren nicht, warum ein Wort auf eine bestimmte Weise klingt. Sie kopieren einfach den Klang.
ENIf a pronunciation feels silly to you, do not fight it. If a grammar rule
DeutschWenn euch eine Aussprache albern vorkommt, kämpft nicht dagegen an. Wenn eine Grammatikregel
ENseems completely illogical, do not overanalyze it or judge it. Accept it for what it is.
Deutschvöllig unlogisch erscheint, überanalysiert sie nicht und urteilt nicht darüber. Nehmt sie so an, wie sie ist.
ENShoushin allows you to absorb native accents and natural idioms without resistance. When you stop judging the language, your brain stops creating barriers.
DeutschShoushin erlaubt euch, einheimische Akzente und natürliche Idiome ohne Widerstand aufzunehmen. Wenn ihr aufhört, die Sprache zu beurteilen, hört euer Gehirn auf, Barrieren zu schaffen.
ENYou become like a sponge again, open to whatever the language wants to teach you. Part 6 Tadoku The Art of Extensive Reading Imagine a traveler who needs to cross a massive, dense bamboo forest.
DeutschIhr werdet wieder wie ein Schwamm, offen für alles, was die Sprache euch lehren möchte. Teil 6 Tadoku – Die Kunst des extensiven Lesens. Stellt euch einen Reisenden vor, der einen riesigen, dichten Bambuswald durchqueren muss.
ENThis traveler wants to understand the
DeutschDieser Reisende möchte den
ENforest perfectly. So, he stops at the very first bamboo tree.
DeutschWald vollkommen verstehen. Also hält er am allerersten Bambusbaum an.
ENHe takes out a magnifying glass and examines every single leaf. He writes down the exact dimensions of the tree trunk.
DeutschEr nimmt eine Lupe heraus und untersucht jedes einzelne Blatt. Er notiert die genauen Abmessungen des Baumstamms.
ENHe spends an hour analyzing the roots. Then, he takes one step forward and does the exact same thing to the next tree.
DeutschEr verbringt eine Stunde damit, die Wurzeln zu analysieren. Dann macht er einen Schritt nach vorne und macht genau dasselbe mit dem nächsten Baum.
ENAfter three days, he is completely exhausted. He has only moved ten meters into the forest.
DeutschNach drei Tagen ist er völlig erschöpft. Er hat sich nur zehn Meter in den Wald vorgearbeitet.
ENHe hates the forest now, and he gives up
DeutschEr hasst den Wald jetzt und gibt auf
ENand goes home.
Deutschund geht nach Hause.
ENNow, imagine a second traveler.
DeutschStell dir jetzt einen zweiten Reisenden vor.
ENThis traveler walks quickly along the path.
DeutschDieser Reisende geht schnell auf dem Weg entlang.
ENHe looks at the sunlight shining through the leaves.
DeutschEr beobachtet das Sonnenlicht, das durch die Blätter scheint.
ENHe feels the wind.
DeutschEr spürt den Wind.
ENIf he sees a strange plant, he glances at it.
DeutschWenn er eine seltsame Pflanze sieht, wirft er einen kurzen Blick darauf.
ENBut he keeps walking.
DeutschAber er geht weiter.
ENHe flows through the environment.
DeutschEr fließt durch die Umgebung.
ENBy the end of the day, he has crossed the entire forest.
DeutschAm Ende des Tages hat er den gesamten Wald durchquert.
ENHe enjoyed the journey, and he has a true understanding of what the forest feels like.
DeutschEr genoss die Reise und hat ein echtes Gefühl dafür, wie sich der Wald anfühlt.
ENThe first traveler represents traditional,
DeutschDer erste Reisende stellt das traditionelle,
ENintensive studying.
Deutschintensive Lernen dar.
ENThe second traveler represents Tadoku.
DeutschDer zweite Reisende stellt Tadoku dar.
ENTadoku translates directly to reading a lot.
DeutschTadoku bedeutet direkt übersetzt: viel lesen.
ENIt is a wildly popular language learning movement in Japan.
DeutschEs ist eine äußerst beliebte Sprachlernbewegung in Japan.
ENUnlike traditional studying, where you analyze every sentence, Tadoku is about volume and enjoyment.
DeutschIm Gegensatz zum traditionellen Lernen, bei dem jeder Satz analysiert wird, dreht sich bei Tadoku alles um Volumen und Freude.
ENLet us look at how you can use Tadoku to revolutionize your reading skills.
DeutschSchauen wir uns an, wie du Tadoku einsetzen kannst, um deine Lesefähigkeiten zu revolutionieren.
ENWhen most English learners try to read, they attempt intensive reading.
DeutschWenn die meisten Englischlernenden versuchen zu lesen, betreiben sie intensives Lesen.
ENThey pick up a complex novel or a complicated newspaper article.
DeutschSie nehmen einen komplexen Roman oder einen komplizierten Zeitungsartikel zur Hand.
ENThey read one paragraph and stop
DeutschSie lesen einen Absatz und halten
EN15 times to look up words in the dictionary.
Deutsch15 Mal an, um Wörter im Wörterbuch nachzuschlagen.
ENIt becomes exhausting homework.
DeutschEs wird zu erschöpfenden Hausaufgaben.
ENIt breaks their flow state, and they usually quit after just one page.
DeutschEs unterbricht ihren Flusszustand, und sie hören meistens nach nur einer Seite auf.
ENWe want you to use the Tadoku method instead.
DeutschWir möchten, dass du stattdessen die Tadoku-Methode verwendest.
ENTadoku is governed by four strict golden rules.
DeutschTadoku wird von vier strengen goldenen Regeln geleitet.
ENRule number one, start with very easy materials.
DeutschRegel eins: Beginne mit sehr einfachem Material.
ENRule number two, read without a dictionary.
DeutschRegel zwei: Lies ohne Wörterbuch.
ENRule number three, skip over words you do not understand.
DeutschRegel drei: Überspringe Wörter, die du nicht verstehst.
ENRule number four, stop reading if it gets boring or too difficult,
DeutschRegel vier: Hör auf zu lesen, wenn es langweilig oder zu schwierig wird,
ENand pick a new book.
Deutschund wähle ein neues Buch.
ENYou should be reading graded readers, young adult fiction, or even comic books.
DeutschDu solltest gestufte Lesebücher, Jugendliteratur oder sogar Comics lesen.
ENYou should choose books where you already understand 90% of the words.
DeutschWähle Bücher, bei denen du bereits 90% der Wörter verstehst.
ENBy skipping the dictionary, you train your brain to guess the unknown words from context.
DeutschIndem du das Wörterbuch weglässt, trainierst du dein Gehirn, unbekannte Wörter aus dem Kontext zu erraten.
ENBecause you are reading high volumes of easy English, you will encounter the most common vocabulary repeatedly.
DeutschWeil du große Mengen leichtes Englisch liest, wirst du dem häufigsten Wortschatz immer wieder begegnen.
ENYou will see the grammatical kata we talked about earlier over and over again.
DeutschDu wirst die grammatikalischen Kata, über die wir früher gesprochen haben, immer wieder sehen.
ENThis naturally hardwires the
DeutschDies verdrahtet den
ENvocabulary into your memory without ever using a single flashcard. You will start reading for pleasure, not for punishment.
DeutschWortschatz natürlich in deinem Gedächtnis, ohne jemals eine einzige Lernkarte zu benutzen. Du wirst anfangen, zum Vergnügen zu lesen, nicht als Strafe.
ENWe are back. Julia, these five concepts really change the entire perspective on language learning.
DeutschWir sind zurück. Julia, diese fünf Konzepte ändern wirklich die gesamte Perspektive auf das Sprachenlernen.
ENThey absolutely do, Martin. We covered a lot of ground today, so let us do a quick recap for our friends listening.
DeutschAbsolut, Martin.
ENFirst, we talked about kata. Stop memorizing single words and start learning language in chunks or patterns.
DeutschWir haben heute viel abgedeckt, also lass uns eine kurze Zusammenfassung für unsere Freunde machen. Erstens haben wir über Kata gesprochen: Hör auf, einzelne Wörter auswendig zu lernen, und fang an, Sprache in Chunks oder Mustern zu lernen.
ENSecond, we explored on doku. You have
DeutschZweitens haben wir On Doku erkundet. Du hast
ENto read out loud to train your physical muscles and build auditory memory. Third, we learned about kaizen.
Deutschlaut lesen müssen, um deine körperlichen Muskeln zu trainieren und das auditorische Gedächtnis aufzubauen.
ENForget the three-hour weekend study sessions. Commit to 15 minutes of English every single day.
DeutschDrittens lernten wir über Kaizen: Vergiss die dreistündigen Wochenend-Lernsitzungen; verpflichte dich zu 15 Minuten Englisch jeden Tag.
ENFourth was shoshin, the beginner's mind. Let go of your ego, stop judging the language, and absorb it like a child.
DeutschViertens war Shoshin, der Geist des Anfängers: Lass dein Ego los, hör auf, die Sprache zu beurteilen, und absorbiere sie wie ein Kind.
ENAnd finally, we discussed tadoku. Read a massive amount of easy material, throw away the dictionary, and just enjoy the flow.
DeutschUnd schließlich haben wir Tadoku besprochen: Lies eine riesige Menge leichtes Material, wirf das Wörterbuch weg und genieße einfach den Fluss.
ENMartin, what I love most
DeutschMartin, was mir an diesen Techniken am meisten gefällt,
ENabout these techniques is that they are deeply human.
Deutschist, dass sie zutiefst menschlich sind.
ENThey respect how our brains and bodies actually work.
DeutschSie respektieren, wie unsere Gehirne und Körper tatsächlich funktionieren.
ENExactly.
DeutschGenau.
ENThey remove the artificial stress of the classroom.
DeutschSie beseitigen den künstlichen Stress des Klassenzimmers.
ENThey remind us that learning English is not an academic test.
DeutschSie erinnern uns daran, dass Englischlernen kein akademischer Test ist.
ENIt is a physical habit, a mental mindset, and a lifelong journey.
DeutschEs ist eine körperliche Gewohnheit, eine geistige Einstellung und eine lebenslange Reise.
ENRemember, you do not have to apply all five of these today.
DeutschDenk daran: Du musst heute nicht alle fünf Techniken anwenden.
ENJust pick one.
DeutschWähle eine aus.
ENMaybe tomorrow morning you practice kaizen and just listen to English for 15 minutes.
DeutschVielleicht übst du morgen früh Kaizen und hörst einfach 15 Minuten lang Englisch.
ENOr
DeutschOder
ENmaybe you practice on doku and read your emails out loud.
Deutschvielleicht übst du On Doku und liest deine E-Mails laut vor.
ENWhatever you choose, approach it with shoshin.
DeutschWas auch immer du wählst, gehe es mit Shoshin an.
ENKeep your mind open, keep your cup empty, and keep moving forward.
DeutschHalte deinen Geist offen, halte deine Tasse leer und mach weiter vorwärts.
ENThank you for spending your time with us today.
DeutschDanke, dass du heute deine Zeit mit uns verbracht hast.
ENWe will see you in the next episode.
DeutschWir werden uns in der nächsten Episode sehen.
ENSayonara.
DeutschSayonara.
Line by line: one English sentence, then its فارسی translation —
clearly separated, each with its own lang markup.
ENWelcome to Your English Toolbox, your slow English podcast where we train your ears step-by-step.
فارسیبه جعبه ابزار انگلیسی خود خوش آمدید، پادکست انگلیسی آرام شما که در آن به تدریج گوشهای شما را آموزش میدهیم.
ENI am Martin.
فارسیمن مارتین هستم.
ENAnd I am Julia.
فارسیو من جولیا هستم.
ENJulia, what are we going to talk about today?
فارسیجولیا، امروز درباره چه چیزی صحبت خواهیم کرد؟
ENToday we are exploring five ancient Japanese techniques that will completely change how you learn English.
فارسیامروز پنج تکنیک باستانی ژاپنی را بررسی میکنیم که به طور کامل نحوه یادگیری زبان انگلیسی شما را تغییر خواهد داد.
ENWe are going to take the wisdom of martial arts, Zen philosophy, and traditional craftsmanship and apply it directly to your language studies.
فارسیما حکمت هنرهای رزمی، فلسفه زِن و صنایع دستی سنتی را گرفته و مستقیماً به مطالعات زبانی شما اعمال خواهیم کرد.
ENIf you feel stuck at the intermediate level, these five
فارسیاگر در سطح متوسط احساس گیر افتادن میکنید، این پنج مفهوم نسل هزاره به شما کمک میکند تا از این حالت خارج شوید.
ENmillennial concepts will help you break through the plateau. By listening to the end of this episode, you will get three huge benefits.
فارسیبا گوش دادن به پایان این قسمت، سه مزیت بزرگ خواهید گرفت. اول، یاد خواهید گرفت چگونه حافظه عضلانی خودکار بسازید تا دیگر در ذهنتان ترجمه نکنید.
ENFirst, you will learn how to build automatic muscle memory so you stop translating in your head. Second, you will discover why silent reading is hurting your speaking skills and how to fix it immediately.
فارسیدوم، کشف خواهید کرد که چرا خواندن ساکت به مهارتهای گفتاری شما آسیب میزند و چگونه میتوانید آن را فوراً اصلاح کنید.
ENThird, you will learn how to completely eliminate the stress of studying by changing your mindset. This is a very special episode.
فارسیسوم، یاد خواهید گرفت چگونه استرس مطالعه را به طور کامل با تغییر ذهنیت خود از بین ببرید. این یک قسمت بسیار ویژه است.
ENWe are going to do things a little differently today.
فارسیامروز میخواهیم کمی متفاوت عمل کنیم.
ENFor each of the five Japanese techniques, I will tell the traditional story to explain the philosophy.
فارسیبرای هر یک از پنج تکنیک ژاپنی، من داستان سنتی را برای توضیح فلسفه بیان میکنم.
ENThen we will explain exactly how to apply that philosophy to your English learning.
فارسیسپس دقیقاً توضیح خواهیم داد که چگونه میتوانید آن فلسفه را به یادگیری زبان انگلیسی خود اعمال کنید.
ENThere will be no conversation during those sections.
فارسیدر این بخشها هیچ گفتگویی نخواهد بود.
ENJust pure focus, pure storytelling, and deep learning.
فارسیفقط تمرکز خالص، داستانگویی خالص و یادگیری عمیق.
ENLet us begin with our first concept, kata, the power of patterns.
فارسیبیایید با مفهوم اول خود، کاتا، قدرت الگوها شروع کنیم.
ENHundreds of years ago, a young man traveled across Japan to
فارسیصدها سال پیش، یک جوان در ژاپن سفر کرد تا
ENfind the greatest sword master in the country.
فارسیبهترین استاد شمشیر را در کشور پیدا کند.
ENHe finally found the master, living in a quiet temple on a mountain.
فارسیاو سرانجام استاد را در یک معبد آرام در کوه پیدا کرد.
ENThe young man begged the master to teach him the secret techniques of the sword.
فارسیجوان از استاد خواست تا تکنیکهای مخفی شمشیر را به او بیاموزد.
ENHe wanted to learn how to fight multiple enemies.
فارسیاو میخواست یاد بگیرد چگونه با چندین دشمن بجنگد.
ENHe wanted to learn how to defend himself in complex battles.
فارسیاو میخواست یاد بگیرد چگونه در نبردهای پیچیده از خود دفاع کند.
ENThe master handed the young man a heavy wooden sword.
فارسیاستاد به جوان یک شمشیر چوبی سنگین داد.
ENHe told the student to stand in the courtyard.
فارسیاو به دانشآموز گفت که در حیاط بایستد.
ENThen the master showed him
فارسیسپس استاد به او نشان داد
ENone simple basic downward strike.
فارسییک ضربه ساده و پایهای به سمت پایین.
ENHe told the student to repeat that single strike until the sun went down.
فارسیاو به دانشآموز گفت که آن ضربه را تا غروب خورشید تکرار کند.
ENThe student was disappointed, but he obeyed.
فارسیدانشآموز ناامید شد، اما اطاعت کرد.
ENThe next day, the master told him to do the exact same strike again.
فارسیروز بعد، استاد به او گفت که همان ضربه را دوباره انجام دهد.
ENThis continued for months.
فارسیاین کار برای ماهها ادامه داشت.
ENThe student became angry and frustrated.
فارسیدانشآموز عصبانی و ناامید شد.
ENHe felt he was not learning anything new or advanced.
فارسیاو احساس کرد که هیچ چیز جدید یا پیشرفتهای یاد نمیگیرد.
ENBut after a year, something changed in the student's mind and body.
فارسیاما پس از یک سال، چیزی در ذهن و بدن دانشآموز تغییر کرد.
ENWhen he lifted the sword, he no longer
فارسیوقتی او شمشیر را بلند کرد، دیگر
ENthought about his hands or his feet.
فارسیبه دستان یا پاهایش فکر نمیکرد.
ENThe movement happened before his brain could even process the thought.
فارسیحرکت قبل از اینکه مغزش بتواند فکر کند، انجام میشد.
ENThe sword had become a natural extension of his arm.
فارسیشمشیر به یک امتداد طبیعی از بازوی او تبدیل شده بود.
ENThis is the concept of kata.
فارسیاین مفهوم کاتا است.
ENIn traditional Japanese arts, from martial arts to the tea ceremony, kata refers to a detailed pattern of movements.
فارسیدر هنرهای سنتی ژاپنی، از هنرهای رزمی گرفته تا مراسم چای، کاتا به یک الگوی دقیق از حرکات اشاره دارد.
ENThe goal is not to think about the movement.
فارسیهدف این است که به حرکت فکر نکنید.
ENThe goal is to repeat the form so many times that it bypasses the conscious brain.
فارسیهدف این است که فرم را آنقدر تکرار کنید که از مغز آگاه عبور کند.
ENIt becomes
فارسیاین تبدیل میشود به
ENpure instant muscle memory.
فارسیحافظه عضلانی خالص و آنی.
ENYou do not construct the action.
فارسیشما عمل را نمیسازید.
ENYou simply execute the pattern.
فارسیشما فقط الگو را اجرا میکنید.
ENNow, let us apply the concept of kata to your English learning.
فارسیحالا بیایید مفهوم کاتا را به یادگیری زبان انگلیسی شما اعمال کنیم.
ENThe biggest problem for intermediate learners is cognitive overload.
فارسیبزرگترین مشکل برای یادگیرندگان متوسط، بار شناختی است.
ENWhen you try to speak, you usually try to build sentences from zero.
فارسیوقتی سعی میکنید صحبت کنید، معمولاً سعی میکنید جملات را از صفر بسازید.
ENYou search your brain for one isolated vocabulary word.
فارسیشما در مغزتان به دنبال یک کلمه واژگان جداگانه میگردید.
ENFor example, you want to use the verb depend.
فارسیبه عنوان مثال، میخواهید از فعل وابسته استفاده کنید.
ENThen your brain has to painfully assemble the rest of the sentence word
فارسیسپس مغز شما باید به سختی بقیه جمله را کلمه به کلمه جمع کند.
ENby word. You start asking yourself grammar questions in the middle of the conversation.
فارسیشما در وسط گفتگو شروع به پرسیدن سوالات گرامری از خود میکنید. شما فکر میکنید، آیا وابسته به، آیا وابسته در، آیا وابسته به.
ENYou think, is it depend in, is it depend at, is it depend on. This mental translation drastically slows down your speech and makes you hesitate.
فارسیاین ترجمه ذهنی به شدت سرعت گفتار شما را کاهش میدهد و باعث تردید شما میشود. راه حل این است که از حفظ کردن کلمات جداگانه دست بردارید.
ENThe fix is to stop memorizing single words. You must start memorizing linguistic kata.
فارسیشما باید شروع به حفظ کاتاهای زبانی کنید.
ENThese are patterns or chunks of language. Instead of learning the word depend, you memorize the entire structural form.
فارسیاینها الگوها یا تکههای زبان هستند. به جای یادگیری کلمه وابسته، شما کل فرم ساختاری را حفظ میکنید.
ENYou learn the chunk. It depends on
فارسیشما تکه را یاد میگیرید. وابسته به
ENthe weather.
فارسیآب و هواست.
ENYou practice this exact phrase over and over again.
فارسیشما این عبارت دقیق را بارها و بارها تمرین میکنید.
ENYou write it down 10 times.
فارسیشما آن را 10 بار مینویسید.
ENYou say it out loud 20 times.
فارسیشما آن را 20 بار با صدای بلند میگویید.
ENYou treat it like a physical movement in martial arts.
فارسیشما به آن مانند یک حرکت فیزیکی در هنرهای رزمی نگاه میکنید.
ENWhen you learn a new vocabulary word, you instantly plug it into a kata.
فارسیوقتی یک کلمه واژگان جدید یاد میگیرید، بلافاصله آن را در یک کاتا قرار میدهید.
ENBy speaking this exact formula repeatedly, it becomes automatic.
فارسیبا تکرار این فرمول دقیق، این عمل خودکار میشود.
ENYour brain stores it in your long term memory as one single item.
فارسیمغز شما آن را به عنوان یک مورد واحد در حافظه بلندمدت شما ذخیره میکند.
ENIt no longer sees four separate words.
فارسیدیگر چهار کلمه جداگانه نمیبیند.
ENIt sees one
فارسیاو یک
ENfluent thought.
فارسیفکر روان را میبیند.
ENThis method of chunking completely eliminates the need to translate in your head.
فارسیاین روش تکهسازی به طور کامل نیاز به ترجمه در ذهنتان را از بین میبرد.
ENIt drastically speeds up your vocabulary recall.
فارسیاین به شدت سرعت یادآوری واژگان شما را افزایش میدهد.
ENAnd best of all, it naturally hardwires correct grammar into your brain without studying rules.
فارسیو بهترین قسمت این است که به طور طبیعی گرامر صحیح را بدون مطالعه قوانین در مغز شما سختافزاری میکند.
ENPart 3 Ondoku Activating physical memory In the ancient temples of Kyoto, the monks do not study sacred texts in silence.
فارسیبخش 3 اوندکو فعالسازی حافظه فیزیکی در معابد باستانی کیوتو، راهبان متون مقدس را در سکوت مطالعه نمیکنند.
ENIf you walk past a Buddhist monastery early in the morning, you will hear a deep rhythmic sound.
فارسیاگر صبح زود از کنار یک صومعه بودایی عبور کنید، صدای عمیق و ریتمیک را خواهید شنید.
ENYou will hear dozens
فارسیشما صدها
ENof voices chanting the sutras together. For centuries, the Japanese have understood that knowledge cannot only live in the eyes.
فارسیصدا را خواهید شنید که با هم سوتراها را میخوانند. برای قرنها، ژاپنیها درک کردهاند که دانش نمیتواند فقط در چشمها زندگی کند.
ENIt must live in the body. When the monks chant, they feel the vibration of the words in their chests.
فارسیباید در بدن زندگی کند. وقتی راهبان دعا میخوانند، ارتعاش کلمات را در سینههای خود احساس میکنند.
ENThey feel the shape of the syllables in their mouths. They control their breathing to match the rhythm of the sentences.
فارسیآنها شکل هجاها را در دهان خود حس میکنند.
ENThe text stops being ink on a piece of paper. It becomes a physical experience.
فارسیآنها تنفس خود را کنترل میکنند تا با ریتم جملات هماهنگ شوند. متن دیگر جوهر روی یک تکه کاغذ نیست.
ENIf a monk forgets
فارسیاین یک تجربه فیزیکی میشود.
ENa word during a ceremony, his eyes might panic and his mouth will often remember the next sound automatically.
فارسیاگر یک راهب در طول یک مراسم یک کلمه را فراموش کند، چشمانش ممکن است دچار وحشت شوند و دهانش معمولاً به طور خودکار صدای بعدی را به یاد میآورد.
ENThe physical body remembers what the conscious mind forgets.
فارسیبدن فیزیکی آنچه را که ذهن آگاه فراموش کرده به یاد میآورد.
ENThis ancient practice is deeply connected to the modern Japanese educational concept of ondoku.
فارسیاین عمل باستانی به شدت با مفهوم آموزشی مدرن ژاپنی اوندکو مرتبط است.
ENOndoku translates directly to reading aloud.
فارسیاوندکو به طور مستقیم به خواندن با صدای بلند ترجمه میشود.
ENIn Japanese schools, students do not just read text silently to comprehend it.
فارسیدر مدارس ژاپنی، دانشآموزان فقط متن را به طور ساکت نمیخوانند تا آن را درک کنند.
ENThey are required to perform ondoku repetitively.
فارسیآنها ملزم به انجام اوندکو به طور مکرر هستند.
ENIt is the deliberate practice of engaging the physical body to anchor
فارسیاین تمرین عمدی برای درگیر کردن بدن فیزیکی به منظور تثبیت
ENknowledge.
فارسیدانش است.
ENHere is how you must apply ondoku to your English practice.
فارسیاینگونه باید اوندکو را به تمرین انگلیسی خود اعمال کنید.
ENMany of you listening right now have fantastic reading comprehension.
فارسیبسیاری از شما که همین حالا گوش میدهید، درک خواندن فوقالعادهای دارید.
ENYou can read a news article or an email in English perfectly.
فارسیشما میتوانید یک مقاله خبری یا یک ایمیل را به طور کامل به زبان انگلیسی بخوانید.
ENBut when you try to speak in a meeting, you freeze.
فارسیاما وقتی سعی میکنید در یک جلسه صحبت کنید، یخ میزنید.
ENYour tongue feels heavy.
فارسیزبان شما سنگین میشود.
ENYou stumble over your words.
فارسیشما بر روی کلمات خود تلو تلو میزنید.
ENThis happens because you have only trained your visual memory.
فارسیاین اتفاق میافتد زیرا شما فقط حافظه بصری خود را آموزش دادهاید.
ENYou have completely ignored your auditory and motor memory.
فارسیشما به طور کامل حافظه شنوایی و حرکتی خود را نادیده گرفتهاید.
ENEnglish vocabulary should never exist just as
فارسیواژگان انگلیسی هرگز نباید فقط به عنوان
ENtext on a page.
فارسیمتن روی یک صفحه وجود داشته باشد.
ENWhen you learn a new word or a sentence pattern, you must practice ondoku.
فارسیوقتی یک کلمه جدید یا یک الگوی جمله یاد میگیرید، باید اوندکو را تمرین کنید.
ENYou must read the English text out loud repeatedly.
فارسیشما باید متن انگلیسی را بارها و بارها با صدای بلند بخوانید.
ENYou are not just testing your memory.
فارسیشما فقط در حال آزمایش حافظه خود نیستید.
ENYou are literally going to the gym for your face.
فارسیشما به طور واقعی به باشگاه صورت خود میروید.
ENYou have muscles in your jaw, your lips, and your tongue.
فارسیشما عضلاتی در فک، لبها و زبان خود دارید.
ENThese muscles are trained to speak your native language.
فارسیاین عضلات برای صحبت کردن به زبان مادری شما آموزش دیدهاند.
ENThey are not used to the physical shapes required for English pronunciation.
فارسیآنها به اشکال فیزیکی لازم برای تلفظ انگلیسی عادت نکردهاند.
ENBy reading out loud,
فارسیبا خواندن با صدای بلند،
ENyou mimic the rhythm and intonation of native speakers.
فارسیشما ریتم و لحن گویندگان بومی را تقلید میکنید.
ENYou train the physical muscles of your mouth.
فارسیشما عضلات فیزیکی دهان خود را آموزش میدهید.
ENAt the same time, you are training your auditory processing because you are hearing your own voice speak English.
فارسیدر عین حال، شما در حال آموزش پردازش شنوایی خود هستید زیرا صدای خود را در حال صحبت کردن به زبان انگلیسی میشنوید.
ENThis multi-sensory repetition is powerful.
فارسیاین تکرار چند حسی بسیار قدرتمند است.
ENWhen you combine sight, sound, and physical movement, the brain creates much stronger neural connections.
فارسیوقتی بینایی، صدا و حرکت فیزیکی را ترکیب میکنید، مغز ارتباطات عصبی بسیار قویتری ایجاد میکند.
ENRecalling vocabulary becomes significantly faster than silent studying ever could be.
فارسییادآوری واژگان به طور قابل توجهی سریعتر از مطالعه ساکت خواهد بود.
ENSo, close the grammar book, open your mouth, and start making noise.
فارسیبنابراین، کتاب گرامر را ببندید، دهان خود را باز کنید و شروع به ایجاد صدا کنید.
ENPart
فارسیبخش
EN4 Kaizen Continuous Small Improvements There is a famous story about a master swordsmith in Japan. This man made the sharpest, most beautiful katana blades in the world.
فارسی4 کایزن بهبودهای کوچک و مداوم داستان معروفی درباره یک استاد شمشیرساز در ژاپن وجود دارد.
ENA foreigner visited his workshop to discover his secret. The foreigner expected to see magic techniques or extreme physical feats.
فارسییک خارجی به کارگاه او رفت تا رازش را کشف کند. خارجی انتظار داشت که تکنیکهای جادویی یا کارهای فیزیکی شگفتانگیز ببیند.
ENInstead, he saw the master sit in quietly by the fire. The master took a piece of hot steel.
فارسیدر عوض، او دید که استاد آرام در کنار آتش نشسته است. استاد یک تکه فولاد داغ برداشت.
ENHe folded it. He hammered it gently.
فارسیآن را تا کرد. آن را به آرامی چکش زد.
ENHe put it back in the
فارسیآن را دوباره در
ENfire. He repeated this process.
فارسیآتش گذاشت. این فرآیند را تکرار کرد.
ENHe did not strike the metal with massive, violent force. He used small, consistent, precise hits.
فارسیاو با نیروی زیاد و خشن به فلز ضربه نمیزد. از ضربههای کوچک، مداوم و دقیق استفاده میکرد.
ENThe foreigner asked the master how he achieved such perfection. The master explained that the strength of the sword does not come from one giant hit.
فارسیخارجی از استاد پرسید چگونه به چنین کمالی دست یافته است. استاد توضیح داد که قدرت شمشیر از یک ضربه بزرگ نمیآید.
ENIt comes from folding the steel thousands of times. Every single fold removes a tiny amount of weakness.
فارسیبلکه از تا کردن هزار باره فولاد به دست میآید. هر تا کردن مقدار کمی از ضعف را از بین میبرد.
ENEvery single day of work adds a microscopic layer of strength. This is the philosophy
فارسیهر روز کار یک لایه میکروسکوپی از قدرت اضافه میکند. این فلسفه
ENof Kaizen.
فارسیکایزن است.
ENKaizen translates roughly to change for the better.
فارسیکایزن به طور تقریبی به تغییر به سمت بهتر ترجمه میشود.
ENIt is the core philosophy behind Japan's greatest industries and arts.
فارسیاین فلسفه اصلی پشت بزرگترین صنایع و هنرهای ژاپن است.
ENRather than attempting massive, sweeping transformations overnight, Kaizen focuses on something else.
فارسیبه جای تلاش برای تغییرات بزرگ و ناگهانی در یک شب، کایزن بر روی چیز دیگری تمرکز میکند.
ENIt focuses on tiny, daily, incremental improvements.
فارسیاین بر روی بهبودهای کوچک، روزانه و تدریجی تمرکز میکند.
ENOver time, these micro changes compound into massive results.
فارسیبا گذشت زمان، این تغییرات میکرو به نتایج بزرگ تبدیل میشوند.
ENApplying Kaizen is the most important favor you can do for your English.
فارسیاعمال کایزن مهمترین لطفی است که میتوانید برای زبان انگلیسی خود انجام دهید.
ENThe biggest problem language learners face is burnout.
فارسیبزرگترین مشکل زبانآموزان، خستگی است.
ENYou get a sudden burst of motivation.
فارسیشما یک انفجار ناگهانی از انگیزه دریافت میکنید.
ENYou decide you
فارسیشما تصمیم میگیرید که
ENare going to master English this year, so you sit down on a Sunday and study grammar for three hours straight.
فارسیامسال زبان انگلیسی را تسلط پیدا کنید، بنابراین در یک روز یکشنبه مینشینید و سه ساعت تمام گرامر را مطالعه میکنید.
ENYou feel productive, but your brain is completely exhausted.
فارسیشما احساس میکنید که تولیدی هستید، اما مغز شما کاملاً خسته است.
ENBy Tuesday, you are too tired to open the book.
فارسیتا روز سهشنبه، شما خیلی خسته هستید که کتاب را باز کنید.
ENBy Friday, you have abandoned the habit entirely.
فارسیتا روز جمعه، شما کاملاً عادت را رها کردهاید.
ENKaizen offers a much healthier and more effective solution.
فارسیکایزن یک راه حل بسیار سالمتر و مؤثرتر ارائه میدهد.
ENWe must encourage you to build an environment of micro-learning.
فارسیما باید شما را تشویق کنیم تا محیطی از یادگیری میکرو بسازید.
ENYou should study for just 15 to 20 minutes every single day.
فارسیشما باید هر روز فقط 15 تا 20 دقیقه مطالعه کنید.
ENIt
فارسیاین
ENsounds too small to make a difference, but it is actually the secret to fluency.
فارسیبه نظر خیلی کوچک میآید که تفاوتی ایجاد کند، اما در واقع راز تسلط است.
ENYou could learn just one new phrasal verb daily.
فارسیشما میتوانید فقط یک فعل حرکتی جدید روزانه یاد بگیرید.
ENYou could read exactly one page of an English book before bed.
فارسیشما میتوانید دقیقاً یک صفحه از یک کتاب انگلیسی قبل از خواب بخوانید.
ENYou could listen to half of a podcast episode while drinking your morning coffee.
فارسیشما میتوانید نیمهای از یک قسمت پادکست را در حین نوشیدن قهوه صبحگاهی خود گوش دهید.
ENThe human brain retains information much better through consistent, daily spaced repetition.
فارسیمغز انسان اطلاعات را از طریق تکرار مداوم و روزانه بسیار بهتر حفظ میکند.
ENIt does not absorb information well through infrequent binge studying.
فارسیاو اطلاعات را از طریق مطالعه نادر و ناگهانی به خوبی جذب نمیکند.
ENWhen you practice Kaizen, English stops feeling like
فارسیوقتی شما کایزن را تمرین میکنید، زبان انگلیسی
ENa giant mountain you have to climb. It becomes just one single step you take every day.
فارسیدیگر مانند یک کوه بزرگ که باید بالا بروید احساس نمیشود.
ENAnd before you know it, those tiny steps have carried you miles away from where you started. Part 5 Shoushin – The Beginner's Mind During the Meiji era, a highly educated university professor visited a famous Zen master.
فارسیو قبل از اینکه متوجه شوید، آن قدمهای کوچک شما را کیلومترها از جایی که شروع کردید دور کردهاند. بخش ۵ شوشین – ذهن مبتدی. در دوران میجی، یک استاد دانشگاه بسیار تحصیلکرده از یک استاد معروف زِن دیدن کرد.
ENThe professor wanted to learn about Zen philosophy. However, as soon as he arrived, the professor started talking.
فارسیاستاد میخواست درباره فلسفه زِن یاد بگیرد. اما به محض اینکه رسید، استاد شروع به صحبت کرد.
ENHe talked about his own theories. He
فارسیاو درباره نظریههای خودش صحبت کرد. او
ENtalked about all the books he had read. He tried to show the master how intelligent and advanced he was.
فارسیدرباره تمام کتابهایی که خوانده بود صحبت کرد. سعی کرد به استاد نشان دهد که چقدر باهوش و پیشرفته است.
ENThe Zen master listened patiently. Then the master began to serve tea.
فارسیاستاد زِن با صبر گوش داد. سپس استاد شروع به سرو چای کرد.
ENHe poured the hot tea into the professor's cup. The cup became full, but the master did not stop pouring.
فارسیچای داغ را در فنجان استاد ریخت. فنجان پر شد، اما استاد دست نکشید.
ENThe tea spilled over the edges of the cup and onto the table. The professor jumped up in shock.
فارسیچای از لبههای فنجان روی میز ریخت. استاد از شوک از جا پرید.
ENHe shouted that the cup was full and could
فارسیفریاد زد که فنجان پر است و
ENnot hold anymore. The Zen master smiled calmly.
فارسیدیگر جا ندارد. استاد زِن آرام لبخند زد.
ENHe said, You are exactly like this cup. You are full of your own opinions and ideas.
فارسیگفت: تو دقیقاً مثل این فنجان هستی. پر از نظرات و ایدههای خودت هستی.
ENHow can I show you Zen unless you first empty your cup? This beautiful story illustrates the concept of Shoushin.
فارسیچطور میتوانم زِن را به تو نشان دهم مگر اینکه اول فنجانت را خالی کنی؟ این داستان زیبا مفهوم شوشین را نشان میدهد.
ENShoushin means the beginner's mind. It means approaching a subject with a completely open and eager mind.
فارسیشوشین به معنای ذهن مبتدی است. یعنی با ذهنی کاملاً باز و مشتاق به موضوعی نزدیک شوی.
ENYou must do this even if you are already at an advanced level. It is about dropping your
فارسیباید این کار را انجام دهی حتی اگر قبلاً در سطح پیشرفتهای باشی. موضوع رها کردن
ENego and your preconceived notions. Shoushin is the exact mindset you need to break through the intermediate plateau.
فارسیغرور و پیشفرضهایت است. شوشین دقیقاً همان ذهنیتی است که برای عبور از مرحله میانی به آن نیاز داری.
ENIntermediate learners often hit a wall because they think they already know how English works. You have studied the grammar rules for years.
فارسیزبانآموزان سطح متوسط اغلب به دیوار میخورند چون فکر میکنند قبلاً میدانند انگلیسی چگونه کار میکند. سالهاست قوانین گرامر را مطالعه کردهای.
ENYou have a solid vocabulary. Because of this, your ego gets in the way of your learning.
فارسیواژگان محکمی داری. به همین دلیل، غرورت مانع یادگیریات میشود.
ENYou start trying to force English to behave exactly like your native language. When you encounter a strange pronunciation, you get frustrated.
فارسیشروع میکنی تلاش کنی انگلیسی را مجبور کنی دقیقاً مثل زبان مادریات رفتار کند. وقتی با تلفظ عجیبی روبرو میشوی، ناامید میشوی.
ENWhen an idiom makes no logical sense, you argue with it. You complain that English spelling is stupid.
فارسیوقتی یک اصطلاح هیچ منطقی ندارد، با آن بحث میکنی. شکایت میکنی که املای انگلیسی احمقانه است.
ENYou resist the language. To truly advance, you must empty your cup.
فارسیدر برابر زبان مقاومت میکنی. برای پیشرفت واقعی، باید فنجانت را خالی کنی.
ENYou must teach yourself to absorb English like a child. Children learn languages effortlessly because they have no ego.
فارسیباید به خودت یاد بدهی که انگلیسی را مثل یک کودک جذب کنی. کودکان زبانها را بدون زحمت یاد میگیرند چون غروری ندارند.
ENThey do not analyze why a word sounds a certain way. They just copy the sound.
فارسیآنها تحلیل نمیکنند که چرا یک کلمه به شکل خاصی به نظر میرسد. فقط صدا را کپی میکنند.
ENIf a pronunciation feels silly to you, do not fight it. If a grammar rule
فارسیاگر تلفظی برایت احمقانه به نظر میرسد، با آن مخالفت نکن. اگر یک قانون گرامری
ENseems completely illogical, do not overanalyze it or judge it. Accept it for what it is.
فارسیکاملاً غیرمنطقی به نظر میرسد، آن را بیش از حد تحلیل نکن یا قضاوت نکن. آن را آنطور که هست بپذیر.
ENShoushin allows you to absorb native accents and natural idioms without resistance. When you stop judging the language, your brain stops creating barriers.
فارسیشوشین به تو اجازه میدهد که بدون مقاومت لهجههای بومی و اصطلاحات طبیعی را جذب کنی. وقتی از قضاوت زبان دست برداری، مغزت از ایجاد موانع باز میماند.
ENYou become like a sponge again, open to whatever the language wants to teach you. Part 6 Tadoku The Art of Extensive Reading Imagine a traveler who needs to cross a massive, dense bamboo forest.
فارسیدوباره مثل یک اسفنج میشوی، باز به آنچه زبان میخواهد به تو یاد دهد. بخش ۶ تادوکو – هنر مطالعه گسترده. تصور کن یک مسافر که باید از یک جنگل انبوه و بزرگ بامبو عبور کند.
ENThis traveler wants to understand the
فارسیاین مسافر میخواهد
ENforest perfectly. So, he stops at the very first bamboo tree.
فارسیجنگل را کاملاً بفهمد. بنابراین در اولین درخت بامبو توقف میکند.
ENHe takes out a magnifying glass and examines every single leaf. He writes down the exact dimensions of the tree trunk.
فارسیذرهبینی درمیآورد و هر برگ را بررسی میکند. ابعاد دقیق تنه درخت را یادداشت میکند.
ENHe spends an hour analyzing the roots. Then, he takes one step forward and does the exact same thing to the next tree.
فارسییک ساعت صرف تحلیل ریشهها میکند. سپس یک قدم به جلو برمیدارد و دقیقاً همین کار را با درخت بعدی میکند.
ENAfter three days, he is completely exhausted. He has only moved ten meters into the forest.
فارسیبعد از سه روز، کاملاً خسته است. تنها ده متر داخل جنگل رفته است.
ENHe hates the forest now, and he gives up
فارسیحالا از جنگل متنفر است و تسلیم میشود
ENand goes home.
فارسیو به خانه برمیگردد.
ENNow, imagine a second traveler.
فارسیحالا یک مسافر دوم را تصور کن.
ENThis traveler walks quickly along the path.
فارسیاین مسافر به سرعت در مسیر راه میرود.
ENHe looks at the sunlight shining through the leaves.
فارسینور خورشیدی که از میان برگها میتابد را نگاه میکند.
ENHe feels the wind.
فارسیباد را حس میکند.
ENIf he sees a strange plant, he glances at it.
فارسیاگر گیاه عجیبی ببیند، نگاهی به آن میاندازد.
ENBut he keeps walking.
فارسیاما به راه رفتن ادامه میدهد.
ENHe flows through the environment.
فارسیدر محیط جاری میشود.
ENBy the end of the day, he has crossed the entire forest.
فارسیتا پایان روز، کل جنگل را عبور کرده است.
ENHe enjoyed the journey, and he has a true understanding of what the forest feels like.
فارسیاز سفر لذت برد و درک واقعی از احساس جنگل دارد.
ENThe first traveler represents traditional,
فارسیمسافر اول نمایانگر
ENintensive studying. The second traveler represents Tadoku.
فارسیمطالعه سنتی و فشرده است. مسافر دوم نمایانگر تادوکو است.
ENTadoku translates directly to reading a lot. It is a wildly popular language learning movement in Japan.
فارسیتادوکو مستقیماً به معنای خواندن بسیار است. این یک جنبش یادگیری زبان بسیار محبوب در ژاپن است.
ENUnlike traditional studying, where you analyze every sentence, Tadoku is about volume and enjoyment. Let us look at how you can use Tadoku to revolutionize your reading skills.
فارسیبرخلاف مطالعه سنتی که در آن هر جمله را تحلیل میکنی، تادوکو درباره حجم و لذت است. بیایید ببینیم چگونه میتوانی از تادوکو برای انقلاب در مهارتهای خواندنت استفاده کنی.
ENWhen most English learners try to read, they attempt intensive reading. They pick up a complex novel or a complicated newspaper article.
فارسیوقتی اکثر زبانآموزان انگلیسی سعی میکنند بخوانند، مطالعه فشرده را امتحان میکنند. یک رمان پیچیده یا یک مقاله روزنامه پیچیده برمیدارند.
ENThey read one paragraph and stop
فارسییک پاراگراف میخوانند و
EN15 times to look up words in the dictionary.
فارسی۱۵ بار برای جستجوی کلمات در فرهنگ لغت توقف میکنند.
ENIt becomes exhausting homework.
فارسیتبدیل به تکلیف خستهکننده میشود.
ENIt breaks their flow state, and they usually quit after just one page.
فارسیحالت جریان آنها را میشکند و معمولاً بعد از یک صفحه کنار میگذارند.
ENWe want you to use the Tadoku method instead.
فارسیمیخواهیم از روش تادوکو به جای آن استفاده کنی.
ENTadoku is governed by four strict golden rules.
فارسیتادوکو تحت چهار قانون طلایی سختگیرانه قرار دارد.
ENRule number one, start with very easy materials.
فارسیقانون شماره یک، با مطالب بسیار آسان شروع کن.
ENRule number two, read without a dictionary.
فارسیقانون شماره دو، بدون فرهنگ لغت بخوان.
ENRule number three, skip over words you do not understand.
فارسیقانون شماره سه، از کلماتی که نمیفهمی بگذر.
ENRule number four, stop reading if it gets boring or too difficult,
فارسیقانون شماره چهار، اگر خستهکننده یا خیلی دشوار شد، خواندن را متوقف کن
ENand pick a new book.
فارسیو کتاب جدیدی انتخاب کن.
ENYou should be reading graded readers, young adult fiction, or even comic books.
فارسیباید کتابهای درجهبندیشده، داستانهای نوجوانانه یا حتی کتابهای کمیک بخوانی.
ENYou should choose books where you already understand 90% of the words.
فارسیباید کتابهایی انتخاب کنی که قبلاً ۹۰٪ از کلمات آنها را میفهمی.
ENBy skipping the dictionary, you train your brain to guess the unknown words from context.
فارسیبا رد شدن از فرهنگ لغت، مغزت را تمرین میدهی که کلمات ناشناخته را از متن حدس بزند.
ENBecause you are reading high volumes of easy English, you will encounter the most common vocabulary repeatedly.
فارسیچون حجم زیادی از انگلیسی آسان میخوانی، بهطور مکرر با رایجترین واژگان مواجه میشوی.
ENYou will see the grammatical kata we talked about earlier over and over again.
فارسیکاتاهای گرامری که قبلاً دربارهشان صحبت کردیم را بارها و بارها خواهی دید.
ENThis naturally hardwires the
فارسیاین بهطور طبیعی
ENvocabulary into your memory without ever using a single flashcard. You will start reading for pleasure, not for punishment.
فارسیواژگان را بدون استفاده از یک کارت حافظه در ذهنت تثبیت میکند. شروع میکنی برای لذت بخوانی، نه بهعنوان مجازات.
ENWe are back. Julia, these five concepts really change the entire perspective on language learning.
فارسیبرگشتیم. جولیا، این پنج مفهوم واقعاً کل دیدگاه نسبت به یادگیری زبان را تغییر میدهند.
ENThey absolutely do, Martin. We covered a lot of ground today, so let us do a quick recap for our friends listening.
فارسیکاملاً درست است، مارتین. امروز زمین زیادی را پوشش دادیم، پس بیایید یک خلاصه سریع برای دوستانی که گوش میدهند انجام دهیم.
ENFirst, we talked about kata. Stop memorizing single words and start learning language in chunks or patterns.
فارسیاول، درباره کاتا صحبت کردیم. از حفظ کردن کلمات منفرد دست بردار و شروع کن به یادگیری زبان به صورت تکهها یا الگوها.
ENSecond, we explored on doku. You have
فارسیدوم، اوندوکو را بررسی کردیم. باید
ENto read out loud to train your physical muscles and build auditory memory. Third, we learned about kaizen.
فارسیبا صدای بلند بخوانی تا عضلات فیزیکیات را تمرین دهی و حافظه شنیداری بسازی. سوم، درباره کایزن یاد گرفتیم.
ENForget the three-hour weekend study sessions.
فارسیجلسات مطالعه سهساعته آخر هفته را فراموش کن.
ENCommit to 15 minutes of English every single day.
فارسیمتعهد شو هر روز ۱۵ دقیقه انگلیسی بخوانی.
ENFourth was shoshin, the beginner's mind. Let go of your ego, stop judging the language, and absorb it like a child.
فارسیچهارم شوشین بود، ذهن مبتدی. غرورت را رها کن، از قضاوت زبان دست بردار و آن را مثل یک کودک جذب کن.
ENAnd finally, we discussed tadoku. Read a massive amount of easy material, throw away the dictionary, and just enjoy the flow.
فارسیو در نهایت، درباره تادوکو صحبت کردیم. مقدار زیادی مطالب آسان بخوان، فرهنگ لغت را دور بینداز و فقط از جریان لذت ببر.
ENMartin, what I love most
فارسیمارتین، آنچه بیشتر
ENabout these techniques is that they are deeply human.
فارسیمارتین، آنچه بیشتر درباره این تکنیکها دوست دارم این است که آنها به شدت انسانی هستند.
ENThey respect how our brains and bodies actually work.
فارسیآنها به نحوه کار مغز و بدن ما احترام میگذارند.
ENExactly.
فارسیدقیقاً.
ENThey remove the artificial stress of the classroom.
فارسیآنها استرس مصنوعی کلاس را از بین میبرند.
ENThey remind us that learning English is not an academic test.
فارسیآنها به ما یادآوری میکنند که یادگیری زبان انگلیسی یک آزمون دانشگاهی نیست.
ENIt is a physical habit, a mental mindset, and a lifelong journey.
فارسیاین یک عادت فیزیکی، یک ذهنیت ذهنی و یک سفر مادامالعمر است.
ENRemember, you do not have to apply all five of these today.
فارسیبه یاد داشته باشید، شما نیازی به اعمال همه پنج اینها امروز ندارید.
ENJust pick one.
فارسیفقط یکی را انتخاب کنید.
ENMaybe tomorrow morning you practice kaizen and just listen to English for 15 minutes.
فارسیشاید فردا صبح شما کایزن را تمرین کنید و فقط به مدت 15 دقیقه به زبان انگلیسی گوش دهید.
ENOr
فارسییا
ENmaybe you practice on doku and read your emails out loud.
فارسیشاید شما اوندکو را تمرین کنید و ایمیلهای خود را با صدای بلند بخوانید.
ENWhatever you choose, approach it with shoshin.
فارسیهر چه که انتخاب کنید، با شوشین به آن نزدیک شوید.
ENKeep your mind open, keep your cup empty, and keep moving forward.
فارسیذهن خود را باز نگه دارید، فنجان خود را خالی نگه دارید و به جلو حرکت کنید.
ENThank you for spending your time with us today.
فارسیاز اینکه امروز وقت خود را با ما گذراندید، متشکریم.
ENWe will see you in the next episode.
فارسیما شما را در قسمت بعدی خواهیم دید.
ENSayonara.
فارسیسایونارا.
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