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发表于 2016-7-10 18:23:58
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Our voice is the main instrument we possess forcommunicating with people,
we're all sound sensitive. So invest in a taperecorder, practise your speech by
speaking it into the microphone then listen to it. You can even have others join
in the evaluation of your strong points and your weaknesses or faults as
well.
我们的声音是我们与人交流的主要工具,我们都对声音敏感。所以,买部录音机对着麦克风说话,练习自己的发言,然后再听听自己的话。你甚至可以让别人也来评价一下你的优点、不足或者是缺点。
Remember that Demosthenes and WinstonChurchill both used pebbles in their
mouths while practising their speaking.I've done the same thing and I can
promise you that even if you use jelly beans instead of pebbles you can quickly
develop excellent pronunciation. Simply reading out loud can help you improve
your voice and develop a personal style.Read the newspaper or a magazine out
loud or read stories to your children, any kind of practice will help improve
your emphasis, pausing, pace and pitch and even increase your resonance.
记得德摩斯梯尼和温斯顿·丘吉尔两人练习演讲时都是嘴里含着几颗小石块的。我也曾这样做过,而我可以保证就算你用软心豆粒糖而不是石块,你也可以迅速练就一流的发音。单纯大声朗读有助于改善你的声音并且能够发展你的个人风格。大声读报、读杂志或者读故事给你的孩子听——各种各样的练习都有助你改善语言中的强调、停顿、语速、语调,甚至增加你说话的响亮度。
Demosthenes [di'mɔsθəni:z] n. 德摩斯梯尼(古代希腊的雄辩家)
Winston Churchill 温斯顿·丘吉尔(英国政治家及作家)
emphasis ['emfəsɪs] n. 重点;强调;加强语气
pitch [pɪtʃ] vi. 倾斜;投掷;搭帐篷;坠落
Psychologists tell us that most individualsdon't use above ten percent of
their in herent capacity for memory, that's comparable to trying to run a car on
one cylinder. Why do most people use solittle of their power of memory? Because
they don't practise the fundamental sof remembering.
心理学家告诉我们,绝大多数人实际记忆的能力不足其固有能力的十分之一,那就无异于只用一个汽缸来驱动一辆小汽车。为何多数人只用了那么点记忆能力呢?那是因为他们没有锻炼好用于识记的基本素质。
First and most important, it's necessary to havea burning desire to
remember, it's difficult to recall anything without wanting to do so. Step
number two is concentration. Our success depends greatly on ourability to
concentrate. Henry Ward Beecher once observed, one hour of intense concentration
can accomplish more than years of dreaming.
首先,并且最重要的是必须有记忆的强烈欲望。毫无记忆热忱却要将东西记住谈何容易。第二步就是专心致志。我们的成功很大程度上取决于我们的专注能力。亨利·沃德·比彻曾说过,一小时忘我的专注投入所得到的收获胜过多年的空想。
The next principle is repetition, we learn edmany things in school by rote
by repetition, when you hear a name for the first time repeat it, spell it,
write it down, review it, you'll soon know it by heart. All the brain needs is a
clue. In remembering, names, for instance, arhyme association works wonders.
另一个关键是重复。我们在学校里通过死记硬背和重复就记住了好些东西。首次听说一个名字时,就复述一下,拼一下,写一下,复习一下,这样你便可以很快记上心。大脑需要的是引子。对于记忆,比方说记名字,押韵联想的作用非凡。
I met a man named Tony Goal who works for the phone company, I quickly came
up with the rhyme, Tony's Goal is a telephone pole. Every time I see him I
immediately know his name and remember that he works for the phone company. The
more associations you make, the easier it becomes, keep them short and simple,
the more ludicrous the association, the easier it’ll be tore call.
我曾遇到过一个叫托尼·戈尔的人,他供职于一家电话公司。我一下子就想到了一个押韵句:托尼的目标是电话线杆。每次见到他,我便立即会记起他的名字并且记得他供职于电话公司。联想得越多,记起来就越容易。联想力求简短,联想的事物越滑稽怪诞,回想起来就越容易。
cylinder ['sɪlɪndə] n. 圆筒;汽缸
ludicrous ['luːdɪkrəs;'ljuː-] adj. 滑稽的;荒唐的
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