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Six Common Conversational Mistakes 2007-05-19 04:55:00 Lời chú:Được sự cho phép của tiến sĩ Loren Ekroth - chuyên gia về đàm thoại, người Mỹ - tôi sẽ đưa lên loạt bài giới thiệu KỸ NĂNG ĐÀM THOẠI dành cho tất cả mọi người. Mong rằng những kinh nghiệm của chuyên gia bản ngữ này sẽ giúp các bạn cũng như tôi nắm được các kỹ năng cần thiết hữu ích trong học tập ngoại ngữ, công việc cũng như cuộc sống hàng ngày. Chúc các bạn gặt hái nhiều thành công! http://giangdaytructuyen.blogspot.com và http://www.giangdaytructuyen.co.nr luôn đi cùng ước mơ học tập của bạn.It’s always easier to be aware of another’s conversational mistakes than our own. Our own mistakes are so habitual, so well-intentioned, they easily escape our notice. We are just being ourselves, right? Nonetheless, others making mistakes can be our teachers, if only by serving as negative examples.These mistakes apply to most social and much Read more:Common
Impro-versation: Improvising in Conversation 2007-05-18 05:05:00 Lời chú: Được sự cho phép của tiến sĩ Loren Ekroth - chuyên gia về đàm thoại, người Mỹ - tôi sẽ đưa lên loạt bài giới thiệu KỸ NĂNG ĐÀM THOẠI dành cho tất cả mọi người. Mong rằng những kinh nghiệm của chuyên gia bản ngữ này sẽ giúp các bạn cũng như tôi nắm được các kỹ năng cần thiết hữu ích trong học ngoại ngữ, công việc cũng như cuộc sống hàng ngày. Chúc các bạn gặt hái nhiều thành công! http://giangdaytructuyen.blogspot.com và http://www.giangdaytructuyen.co.nr luôn đi cùng ước mơ học tập của bạn. “Impro-versation”One of the main concerns of the conversationally-impaired is how to continue a conversation once it’s started. These folks dread the possibility that a conversation will bog down and sink into awkward silence. I am hereby proposing a nearly fail-safe rule for these folks: “Don’t deny what the other person says. Read more:Conversation
Four Secrets of Learning Masterful Conversation 2007-05-17 05:13:00 Lời chú: Được sự cho phép của tiến sĩ Loren Ekroth - chuyên gia về đàm thoại, người Mỹ - tôi sẽ đưa lên loạt bài giới thiệu KỸ NĂNG ĐÀM THOẠI dành cho tất cả mọi người. Mong rằng những kinh nghiệm của chuyên gia bản ngữ này sẽ giúp các bạn cũng như tôi nắm được các kỹ năng cần thiết hữu ích trong học ngoại ngữ, công việc cũng như cuộc sống hàng ngày. Chúc các bạn gặt hái nhiều thành công! http://giangdaytructuyen.blogspot.com và http://www.giangdaytructuyen.co.nr luôn đi cùng ước mơ học tập của bạn. We all learn conversation through active oral practice beginning in early childhood. During those years we are learning through an apprenticeship of observation with our ears and eyes and our practice through mimicry of the speakers around us. Virtually no one fails to learn to speak their native language and develop a basic vocabulary and manner Read more:Conversation
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Father and son 2007-05-04 19:45:00 Son: Is it true, Dad, I heard that in some parts of Africa a man doesn't know his wife until he marries her? Dad: That happens in every country, son. Read more:Father
Today's Joke (May 04, 2007) 2007-05-04 03:40:00 Be a better psychiatrist and the world will beat a psychopath to your door. Read more:Today
Show 364 Wednesday 2 May 2007-05-02 03:51:00 Hi, I’m Sarah. Welcome to The Daily English Show.On Friday, in Show 359, I talked about the sentence The Watchman has spoken. And I explained the grammar, and talked about the present perfect.Thanks to the people who left comments about that too – it’s always helpful when people add their explanations. Thaevilpimp left a useful explanation and he also said:When the watchman says "the watchman has spoken" that to me (oops I read his quote a different way) sounds as if his word is very important and everyone was only waiting for his final say.Yeah, I think so too.And today I thought I’d talk a bit about the meaning of saying someone “has spoken”.I think it can be used to announce a verdict or conclusion after some kind of trial or election. And it implies that the person or people who said that have authority and their statement perhaps shouldn’t be questioned, and their decision is final.In 2004 George Bush got elected again as the Present of the United States and in part Read more:Wednesday
Show 363 Tuesday 1 May 2007-05-01 03:49:00 Hi, I’m Sarah. Welcome to The Daily English Show.It’s the first of May today and thanks to you I achieved my dream of being the number one video podcast at Podcast Alley in April.53 people voted for me – actually 52 because I voted for myself once.So thank you very much that’s very cool and you’re all going to get As this semester.I printed out the list see ... The Daily English Show is number one oooh yeah! And let’s see who isn’t number one. Hmmmm. Number 14, French Maid TV. Number 25, Tiki Bar TV. Number 30, Rocketboom ... loser!Some people left some very nice comments too, like this one:This is the greatest language show ever created in the history of the universe.STICK NEWSKia ora in Stick News today, a woman in New Zealand got an automatic telling off after a computer objected to her name.Telecom New Zealand is a telephone company. It is New Zealand's second largest mobile operator and the largest company by value on the New Zealand Exchange.Recently, a woman email Read more:Tuesday
Show 362 Monday 30 April 2007-04-30 03:47:00 DownloadHi, I’m Sarah. Welcome to The Daily English Show.Today’s guest is Toshi.Toshi went to New Zealand in 1997. And he spent 6 months studying English in Christchurch and then he spent 6 months working in Wanaka.Then he went to Canada for a year and worked in Whistler.Then he went to the United States for two years and he worked for a travel company in Las Vegas for a year and then he went to Los Angeles and worked for the same company.And in 2002 he came back to Japan.Why did you want to go to New Zealand?First of all, I really want to, wanted to go to ah, abroad. And I know the special visa and the name is ah, working holiday visa. And I know working holiday visa have three choice. One is Australia, Canada and New Zealand. And Australia is hard because Australia have a limit of the ages. And I have a choice, Canada and New Zealand. And first I applied Canada. But Canada have a limit of the number. So I couldn’t get the visa in Canada. Yes, I applied but I couldn’t. So, tha Read more:Monday
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How to Start Conversations and Connect with Others : A Second Chance to Make a First Impression 2007-05-22 00:48:00 “For nearly 20 years, the cliché phrase “You never get a second chance to make a first impression” has become virtually an axiom. Its clear implication: If you mess up the first time, you'll never be able to overcome the poor impression you've made.That's nonsense. We all have experience revising the impressions we have of people we meet, sometimes very dramatically. “I had the wrong idea about George. He's really a nice guy once you get to know him.”In a sense, the moment of first contact is an audition. What we say, how we say it, how we move and act – all these factors and many more contribute to the first impression we give off. In cases such as selection job interviews, a salesperson's cold-call, and formal auditions for performers, one may not get more than one chance to make a winning impression.However, in most cases, we get many opportunities to create a lasting impression. As impression-receivers, we are constantly revising the sense we have of other persons Read more:Start
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Today's Joke (May 07, 2007) 2007-05-07 03:19:00 Kid joke“Why does your husband always call you his Fair Lady when you’re a brunet?”“He is a bus conductor” Read more:Today
How to Start Conversations and Connect with Others : What Do I Say Next? 2007-05-07 00:44:00 Sometimes we find ourselves at a loss for words and don'tknow what to say next.A reader wrote me asking me to make some suggestionsfor this problem. What to do? What to say? How to act?The causes of being speechless are many.--You feel shy and awkward, perhaps due to an unfamiliar situation--You lack knowledge of the topic being discussed--You are awestruck in the presence of a V.I.P or celebrity--You scare yourself with negative self-talk (“I'll sound stupid”)--You don't have an adequate vocabulary to express ideas--Your conversational partner is withdrawn and non-communicativeSuggestions for getting unstuck:1. Instead of relying solely on being spontaneous, take sometime to prepare some remarks in advance. If you tend to be shy,you probably hesitate to talk about yourself, even though you willoften be expected to because people will ask you about your workand your personal life. Collecting your thoughts in advance willprovide you with something to say.2. Focus more on being in Read more:Start
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Today's Joke (May 06, 2007) 2007-05-06 03:08:00 A clever doctorMary: I saw the doctor again today about my loss of memory. Helen: what did he do then? Mary: He asked me to pay him in advance. Read more:Today
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