まだ英語に未練ある人ならば必見。※ハリポタも驚く前置詞の「魔法」

Summary

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Takeaways

• 😀 Emphasizes the importance of understanding the 'skeleton' or structure of a language, rather than focusing solely on memorizing individual vocabulary words.
• 😀 Highlights that even if you don't understand every word in a sentence, understanding the general flow of a conversation can still help you communicate effectively.
• 😀 Points out that understanding language structure can help you navigate unfamiliar terms or phrases, just as it helps in your native language.
• 😀 Acknowledges that learning a language, such as English, doesn’t require knowing every single word but rather grasping the overall context and flow.
• 😀 Stresses the usefulness of context and surrounding words to guess the meaning of unfamiliar words, making the process of reading or listening easier.
• 😀 Encourages learners not to be discouraged by not knowing every single word, as language acquisition is a gradual process and context aids comprehension.
• 😀 Talks about how many English learners underestimate the power of understanding the 'bones' of a sentence (its structure), even if the vocabulary isn’t fully known.
• 😀 Suggests that even beginners can improve their understanding of a language by training themselves to recognize and apply the patterns of the language.
• 😀 Points out that focusing too much on perfect word-for-word translation can hinder learning. Understanding general meanings and connections between words is more important.
• 😀 Explains how learning vocabulary without context can lead to misunderstandings, and how it's more effective to learn through context and usage rather than just memorization.
• 😀 Concludes by emphasizing that even without full vocabulary knowledge, learners can progress significantly if they focus on understanding the structure and meaning of language overall.

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