Ep.18 高級 advanced level | running
Hello, and welcome back to the podcast.Today’s episode is an advanced level Q&A all about running. Following on from episode 17 were we heard about how the marathon distance was created. 所以如果你對跑步有興趣還是要聽到高級的英文課歡迎來收聽QuestionsHow did you get into running?What’s the most challenging thing about running in Taiwan?Ｗhat keeps you coming back and signing up for more races and joining more training plans?What is your go-to meal before a big race?What happens when you ‘hit the wall’? words and phrases to listen out for;backstoryturns out to get into somethingdripping with sweatenergizedlook into somethingtrail runningcheck out something / check something outthat was the key hit the wallAs this is a natural discussion style I speak at a faster pace than usual, as I would when speaking to native English speakers, you can also hear lots of filler sounds (for example; like, erm, um, so…) when I am thinking about what to say. There is also more repetition and errors that I self correct, I left all of these in the episode so you can hear how this adds an extra layer of confusion when listening to native speakers. Hope you find the episode helpful, leave a comment if you have any questions about it or if you have any suggests. Cheers 💕Press play. Practise. Speak better English.按下播放鍵，一起練習，把英文說出口。Ep.18 高級 Advanced Level｜Running 跑步Hello，歡迎回到節目！今天這一集是高級程度的 Q&A 討論，主題是「跑步」。延續上一集 Episode 17，我們聊到馬拉松距離是怎麼來的。如果你對跑步有興趣，或是想挑戰比較進階的英文聽力內容，歡迎收聽這一集！本集討論問題：• 妳是怎麼開始跑步的？• 在台灣跑步最具挑戰性的事情是什麼？• 是什麼讓妳一直持續報名比賽、參加訓練計畫？• 比賽前妳最常吃的早餐是什麼？• 跑步時「撞牆期（hit the wall）」是什麼感覺？因為這一集是比較自然的聊天討論形式，我的語速會比平常快一些，就像和母語人士聊天時一樣。你也會聽到很多思考時的語助詞，例如：like, erm, um, so…另外在對話中也會出現一些重複、停頓，或是我自己修正說法的地方。我刻意保留了這些內容，因為在真實情況下，母語人士說話時也常常會這樣，而這些元素也會讓聽力理解變得更有挑戰。希望這一集對你的英文學習有幫助！如果有任何問題，或是有想聽的主題，歡迎留言告訴我。Cheers! 💕Leave a comment and share your thoughts: Powered by Firstory Hosting
