李蒙Lemonレモンさん

Former banker | Finance, AI & Business Analysis 📊
Multilingual learner 🌍 | 中文 · 日本語 · English

[李蒙Lemonレモンさん @Lemonfnc]

分享一个我正在用的练习英语的方法：
1.选择你喜欢的播客节目
2.反复的听
3.找到播客的官网把文本复制下来
4.去type下载导入打字的模版
5.把文本和模版丢给chatgpt让它按照模版做一个json文件，提示它这是练习打字用的把文本中的名字去掉，仅留对话部分。
6.上传到type上，这样就可以边听边打字，边记单词和句子的使用。

这样做的原因：你可以选择你喜欢的播客内容，比起托福雅思gre的阅读真的有趣太多；播客最接近与人与人的对话，有日常用语也有谈论话题的深度词汇；将单词融入句子中理解用法，如果考托福写作部分是需要快速打字的；最后反复听才是语言学习的关键。

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@HarriesSteele 哈哈哈，我的macbook也是最后的intel芯片，一直都是吃灰，偶尔拿来会议用

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统计专业竟然不知到p值的来源。

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@0xphoenix00 @Oliviaooxxoox 可，你好

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@0xphoenix00 先把欠大家的台妹还了再说

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@Wearereds285 甘すぎじあない？

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@Ryu13_SQ wwww

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@Pengchenop 能呀，蠢不蠢问两个自己熟悉领域的问题就体现出来了

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@HarriesSteele 6666

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@0xphoenix00 そですね

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@CoinImpulse 政治家

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@btcmos @grok 这个问题…那些叫嚣着打仗的这几天被交社保的电话催得无处可逃

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中文区不好玩，现在都不卷AI了，都在水发帖

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@kitesrox @grok 怀疑它看了答案

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@pengchujin 我就问这41%怎么来的

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@nippon20230925 心情不好

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Why I Use Reddit to Learn English

I want to share something that's been really helpful for my English learning: Reddit.

Here's how I'd recommend getting started:

1.Sign up for Reddit. It's free.

2.Find some communities (subreddits) you're interested in. There are tons of them.

3.Browse posts about things you actually care about.

4.Most importantly, read the comments. Seriously, that's where the good stuff is. You get to see how native speakers actually talk to each other, how they joke, argue, explain things, and share their experiences.

5.If you're new to Reddit, here's my advice: Don't rush into posting or commenting. Read at least 50 posts and go through the comment sections first. Get a feel for how people communicate.

So why Reddit?
For me, it's pretty simple.
When you're learning English from textbooks, you're usually reading conversations that someone made up for you. They're useful, sure, but they're not always how people talk in real life.

Reddit is different.
People are talking about pretty much everything here. Their jobs, relationships, money, technology, politics, or just random things that happened to them today.
And the comments are often more interesting than the
posts themselves.

Of course, Reddit has its fair share of bots, spam, and nonsense. But there's still a lot of genuine conversation happening here, and that's what I love about it.
The best part is that you can actually join in.

Once you feel comfortable, try leaving a comment or asking a question. Someone might reply, disagree with you, correct you, or share a completely different perspective.

That's real communication. You're not just memorizing English anymore. You're actually using it.
And you don't have to talk about boring textbook topics, either.

If you like finance, talk about finance. If you're into AI, find people who are into AI. Whatever you're interested in, there's probably a community for it.

You might even make some friends along the way.
I think that's something a lot of language-learning methods miss. You need a reason to use the language, not just a reason to study it.

I don't want to spend hours memorizing sentences like "Where is the nearest post office?" when I could be reading interesting discussions and talking to people from around the world.

For me, learning English shouldn't feel like homework or some kind of punishment.

I want to use English to do things I already enjoy doing.
And that's why I like Reddit.