1压码心念听力学习法1-3压码注音学习法《压码注音》学习体会

            今天注音两课。


LESSON 3 CAN THEY WORK TOGETHER, MIKE?    

Linda: I can't find the scripts for the show on Tuesday.     icn(t)fn番(d)tscrptsfrtsontsd
  Mike: They're always in your briefcase.     trwsnybrfcs
Linda: No, they aren't there.     ntan（t）tr
  Mike: Oh.     o
Linda: We have a rehearsal today at 3: 00     whv（我）rhr喝sltdttr
           Susan, Jake, and John need their scripts.     ssn,jk,andjnntrscrpts
          Jake, is that the script for the show on Tuesday?     jkisttscrpfrtsontsd
  Jake: No, it's my idea for the weekend report.     nitsmdftwknrpr
           Take a look.     tkl
Linda: I don't like the story.     idnltstr
    Not baseball again.     nbsblgn
Susan: Hello, Linda.     hllnd
           This is an idea for the weekend report.     tssndfrtwknrprt
Jake: I have a story on baseball.    ihvstronbsbl
    Linda doesn't like it.     lnddsntlkt
Susan: Really? The Stamford team is in first place.     rltstmfrtmisnfrsplc
  Jake: I can practice with them.     icnprctwtm
Linda: OK. Why don't you take Susan with you?     ok,wdntytssnwty
  Jake: I want to do this alone.     iwntddtsln
           The weekend report is my idea.     twknrprtsmid
           Sorry, Susan, but I don't need help.     srssn,btidnnhlp
Linda: Listen, we all work together here.     lstnwalwrktgtrhr
           It isn't Susan's show.     itsntssnss
           It isn't your show.     itsntys
           It's our show.     itsors
           You look good together.     ylgtgtr
Susan: I'm very busy right now, Linda.     imvrbsrnlnd
  Jake: And I need to do the story this weekend.     andintdtstrtwkn
Linda: OK, Jake, you can do it alone this time,     ok,jk,ycndtn(读图昂）tstm
           but next time do it with Susan.     btnxtmdwtssn
Susan: Linda, read my scripts first please.     lnd,rmscrptsfrstpls
Linda: I like to read scripts on weekends.     ilktrscrptsinwknds
Susan: Here it is.     hrts
  Mike: I told you so. . .     itldys
           What's the matter, Linda?     wtstmtrlnd
Linda: Can they work together, Mike?     cntwrktgtr,mk
  Mike: Yes, they can work together very well.     ystcnwrktgtrvrwl
           Don't worry.     dtwr
Linda: I need them.     indtm
  Mike: Come on.     cmon
           I have a new videotape.     ihvnvdtp
           Do you want to see it?     dywntst

Linda: Wow! That’s great.     w.ttsgr
  Mike: Neat, huh?     nthh
Linda: Really? Can we use the pictures?     rlcnwustpctrs
  Mike: Yes. They're my pictures.     ystrmpctrs
Linda: Oh.     oh
  Mike: Who does the story?     wdststr
Linda: Who can kayak?     wcnkyk
  Mike: John can.     jncn
Linda: No, he can't.     nhcnt
  Mike: Yes, he can.    yhcn
            He can kayak very well.     hcnkykvrwl
Linda: OK. John does the story.     oh,jndststr
           Good job, Mike.     gdjbmk
           Thanks.    tnks

          今天的第四课的读音HAVE A (威）。昨天的第三课读音HAVE  A（我）。

LESSON 4 WHY DO YOU HAVE A HEADACHE?    

John: You look terrible!     yltrbl
    What's wrong?     wtrn
Susan: I have a headache.     ihv（威）hdac
  John: I'm sorry to hear that.     isrthrtt
           Do you want some aspirin?     dywnwmasp(波)rn
Susan: OK. Can you get two aspirin for me?     ok,cnygtwapprnfrm
  John: Yes, and how about some water?     ysanh(欧）bs（申）mwtr
Susan: Thanks.     tnks
  John: Why do you have a headache?     wdyhv（威）hdac
Susan: Because I have to work with Jake!     bcs（Z爱）hvtwrwtjk
           Linda thinks we look good together.     lndtnkswlgtgtr
  John: What about the sailboat race?     wtbtslbrc
Susan: It's a great idea.     it(衣申)gr(t)id
           I hope Linda likes it.     ih(p)lndlkst
  John: Here's your aspirin and your water.     hsy索 asprnandyrwtr
Susan: Thank you.     tnky
           Enough about me.     e(n英)ngb(t)m
           How are you?     hay
  John: I'm great.    imgr(t)
           I'm happy.     imhp
Susan: Why? Because you're with me?     w? bcs yrwtm
  John: Yes.     ys
Susan: And?     and
  John: I have a new job offer.     ihv(N蚊)njb（波）fr
Susan: What? Where is the job?     wtwr（s）tj（b）
  John: In Denver.     indnvr
           KDEN, Denver.     kden,dnv(味)
Susan: Is it a good job?     is（谁）t（得）gj（b）
  John: I don't know.     idn（t）kn
           They need a new host.     tnd（N）nhst
Susan: Do you want to leave?     idnwntlv
  John: I don't want to leave you,     idnwntlvy
           but I don't like it here.     btidlk(K)hr
Susan: Why not?     wn
  John: Because I don't like Jake,     bcsidnljk
           I don't like stories about weekends,     idntlstrsbtwknds
           I want to do real news.     iwntdrlns
Susan: Does Denver have all that?     dsdnvhv altt
  John: Maybe.     mb
Susan: Oh. Now I really have a headache.     oh,nirlhvhdac
  Jake: Who's this, Rita?     w(s)tsr(锐）t（达）
  Rita: My friend Chris.     mfrn(d)crs
  Jake: She's pretty.     s(s)prt
           She has brown eyes and blond hair?     ssbrn（奶）sn（申）blnhr
  Rita: Yes.     ys
  Jake: I like that.     il（k）tt
           How tall is she?     htliss
  Rita: She's tall--about five eight.     sst-ab(t)fvet
  Jake: You sound awful.     ysn（d） afl
           What's the matter?     wtstmt
  Rita: I have a cold.     ihv(我)cld
           My whole body aches.     mwlb（巴）dacs
  Jake: That's too bad.    ttstbd
          I can rub your back.     icnr（b）ybc
  Rita: Thanks. That helps.     tnksthlps
  Jake: So your friend . . . blond hair.     syrfrn（d）blnhr
           She's pretty.     ssprt
           What does she do?     wdssd
  Rita: She teaches sailing.     stcssl
  Jake: I can't go near boats.     icgnrbts
           I get seasick.     ig(t)ssc
  Rita: What happens?     w(t)hpns
  Jake: I get dizzy. . .      ig(t)dz
         So, what about Susan?     swtb(t)ssn
  Rita: She likes John.    slksjn
           I think it's serious.     itnkitsrs
  Jake: No, I mean about the weekend report.     n,imnbtwkrprt
           She has an idea.     shsnd
           What is it?     wts
  Rita: I don't know.     idnkn
         What's your idea?     wtsyrd
Jake: Baseball.     bsbl
         It's a good story.     itgstr
  Rita: Thank you for the back rub.     tnkyfrtb(c)rb
Jake: Any time.     antm
         See ya.     sy

Susan: Hi, Rita.     h,rt锐达
           Who's that?     w（s）t
  Rita: My friend Chris.     mfndcrs
Susan: She's pretty.     ssprt
  Rita: I want to introduce her to Jake.     iwnt intrd（c）htj（k）
Susan: she likes sounds nice！    slksndsnc
  Rita: He doesn't want to meet her.     hdsnwntm（t）hr
Susan: Why not?     wnt
  Rita: Because she's a sailing teacher.     bcss赛sltc
Susan: So?     so
  Rita: Jake gets seasick on boats.     j（k）gtsssconbts
Susan: Really? That's very funny.     rl？ttsvrfn
  Rita: Why?     w
Susan: Because my weekend report is on sailing.     bcsmwknrpr(t)isn(昂)sl
  Rita: Oh, I love it.     o,ilv
           That is funny!    ttsfn

         用慢速20%注音，只管如何注音，不管理解。
         用中速50%跟读，边跟读边理解，更为有效。
         因为跟读时有空闲时间，可以前面的句子多读几遍，加深理解。

LESSON 5 BUT I WANT YOU TO DO IT WITH JAKE.    

Susan: Carol, are you ok?     crl,ayok
  Carol: Yes, I'm fine. Thanks.     ysi(沙）fn.tnks
Susan: How are you and Jake?     hay an j（K)
  Carol: I don't want to talk about him.     idnwn (t) tlkbtm(特姆）
Susan: You don't see him?     ydnshm
  Carol: No. He's dating someone else.     hnhsdtsmo nls(脑丝）
Susan: Who?     w
  Carol: I don't know her.     idnknw(我)
Susan: Are they serious?     atsrs
  Carol: I-I don't want to talk about them.     iidnwntbtm
Susan: Oh, no!     o,n
  Carol: What's the matter?     wtstmtr
Susan: Is that John across the street?     istjnCRSTSTRt
  Carol: Where?     WR
Susan: Over there.     OVT
  Carol: Yes. He's with a woman.     YSHSWTWMN
Susan: Who is she?     WIS
  Carol: I don't know her.     idnknw(我)
Susan: I can't see her.     ICNSH
            I don't have my contact lenses in.     IDNHVMCNTCTLNSSN
            And I don't want John to see me.    and带dnwnjn tsm
            What does she look like?     wtd达slklk
  Carol: She has short brown hair.     shsstbrnh
Susan: How tall is she?     htl累s
  Carol: She's medium height.    ssmd底mh海
    She's about five six.     ssbfvsx
Susan: How old is she?     h ods
  Carol: About fifty?     abfft
Susan: What's she wearing?     wtswr
  Carol: She's wearing a black suit and a green scarf.     sswr a blc s(t) andgrnscf
    She's carrying a briefcase.     sscrbrfcs
Susan: What are they doing?     wttdi
  Carol: Talking.     tk
            She's talking to him,     stkthm
            and he's talking to her. . .     andhstkth
            Are you upset?     ay(u)st
Susan: No. I know who she is.     n,inws is
  Carol: Really? Are you angry?     rlay angr
Susan: No. I'm not upset,     n,imntpst
           and I'm not angry.     andmntangr
           I'm disappointed.     imdspitd
  Carol: Oh, Susan,     o,ssn
            I'm sorry.     imsr
           Who is she?     wiss
Susan: She's from KDEN,     wsfrmkden
            Denver.     dnv
  Carol: What?     wt
            Denver?     dnv
   
Susan: OK. l can report on the  sport of sailing.     ok,icnrptontsptfsl
            Lots of people in Stamford sail.     ltsfpplinstmfsl
  Linda: It's a good idea.     itsgd id
   Mike: I like it.     ilkt
Susan: Thanks, Mike.     tnks,mk
            Ready?     rd
   Mike: Yes.     ys
Susan: The sailboats are sailing.     tslbtsasl
  Linda: They're beautiful.     trb-tfl
Susan: I begin the show:    ibgnts
            "Hello, I'm Susan Webster at the Stamford Marina.     hlimssnwbstatstmfmrn
            You're watching people sail.     yrwtipplsl
            "Wait. Here's a good picture.     wthsgpct
  Mike: The wind is blowing.     twndsblw
           We can't hear him     wcnhhm
Susan: That's OK.     ttsok
            I can talk to him later.     icntlthmlt
  Mike: That's great.     ttsgr
Susan: Look.     lk
           The wind is blowing now,     twndsblwi n
           but he can't turn.     bhcntn
  Mike: He isn't turning.     hisntni
Linda: This is interesting.     tssitsti
Susan: Look. Now the boat's turning.     lk.ntbtstni
           We can show the pictures and I can talk about sailing.     wcnstpctsandcntlkbsli
   Mike: Yes. I like it.     yslkt
  Linda: The race is this weekend, isn't it?     trcstswkndisnt
Susan: Yes, it is.     ysits
            There are two on Saturday and one on Sunday afternoon.     tatonstdandonnsndaftnn
Linda: Thank you, Susan.     tnkyssn
Susan: That's it?     ttsit
            Can I do the story?     cnidtstr
Linda: Yes. Good job.     ysgjb
           But I want you to do it with Jake.     biwttdtwtjk
Susan: Linda, he can't sail.     lndhcntsl
Linda: He can learn.     hcnln
           Susan, Jake is our star.     ssn,jksost
           The viewers love him.     tvwslvhm
Susan: I know. And he looks great on a boat.     inwanhlksgrtonbt
Linda: Thanks. I need your help.     tnks,indyhlp
Mike: We're late.     wrlt
    The fashion show is in five minutes.    tfsnsisnfvmnts

            语音学得像，就得随时模仿。这样，我想刚开始学习时，跟读是十分关键的练习。没有语音，就不读。这样，严格训练，等语音基本固定，然后再自行朗读。对于洪恩英语，可以都进行模仿，再单独去朗读，这样的声音就十分接近原音。                


LESSON 6 EVERYONE'S WEARING PURPLE.    

  Jake: Welcome back to "Hello America. "    wlcmb t-hlamrc
           Today's guest is Donna Hess.     tdsgs(t) isdnhs
Donna is here to tell us about fashion. Susan?     dnishttlsbfsnssn
Susan: Thanks, Jake. Welcome to WEFL, Donna.     tnksjkwlcmtwefldn
Donna: I'm glad to be here, Susan.     imgltbhssn
Susan: Donna, what's "in" this season?     dmwtsintssn
Donna: Well, skirts are short.     wlsktsast
           Let's take a look.     ltstkalk
Donna: This is Sandra.     tssndr
           She's wearing a long red jacket with a short black skirt.     swrlrhkt wtsblcskt
           She's also wearing a white blouse.     ssaswrwbls
Susan: Red is "in" this year, isn't it?     rdsintsyisnt
Donna: Yes. It's a big color this season.     ysitsbgcltssn
           People are wearing red shirts, pants, skirts ,and dresses.     pplawrrstspntssktsdrss
Susan: Is black in style also?     isblcinstls
Donna: Yes. But the big surprise this season is purple.     ysbtbgsprstssnsppl
Susan: Purple?     pplawrrstspntssktsdrss
Donna: Everyone’s wearing purple.     evronwrppl
           Purple hats, purple pants, purple skirts. . .     pplhtspplpntspplskts
Susan: It's hard color to wear, isn't it?     itshcltwisnt
Donna: Not at all.     nttl
           Purple can go with all most any color.     pplcngwtamstcl
            You can wear it with green, yellow, pink.     ycnwwgrnylpnk
           Purple is the color of the season.     pplistclftssn
Susan: Can you wear purple with black?     cnywpplwtblc
Donna: Of course you can.     ofcsycn
           It's wonderful with black.     itswndfwtblc
Susan: What are we looking at now, Donna?     wtawlktatndn
Donna: Evening wear.     evnw
           This is Karen.     tskrn
           She's wearing a short silk dress.     sswrn stsl手kdrs
           It's elegant, isn't it?     itegntisnt
Susan: It's purple too.     itpplt
Donna: Right. It's the "in" color.     rtitstincl
Susan: Uh-huh.     u,h
Donna: Look at this beautiful dress.     lktb-tfldrs
            It's very elegant.     itvrelgnt
Susan: But don't you have to be tall and thin to wear that dress?     btdntyhvtbtanttwtdrs
Donna: No. Karen is five six,     nkrnisfvsx
           and she looks wonderful,     ansolkswndfl
           doesn't she?     dsns
Susan: Yes, she does.     yshds
           Donna, what is the one important thing to buy this season?     dnwtstonimptnttbtssn
Donna: A short purple skirt,     astpplskt
  of course.     ofcs
Susan: Purple is a very important color.    pplisvrimptntcl
          And short skirts are "in" .     anstsktsainttstfsnnwfrmdn hs
          That's the fashion news from Donna Hess.     ttstfsnnwsfrmdnhs
           Thank you, Donna. Back to you, Jake.     tnky,dn.bctyjk
  Jake: Thank you, Susan.     tnyssn
           Stay tuned for more of "Hello America."     sttndfmrfhlamrc

  Carol: Good interview.     gdintv
  Jake: I have to run.     ihvtrn
  Carol: Where?     w
  Jake: Do you know Rita's friend Chris?     dynrtsfrncrs
  Carol: The one with blond hair?     tonwtblnh
  Jake: And brown eyes?     anbrneys
  Carol: She teaches sailing.     stcssl
  Jake: I'm taking sailing lessons from her.     imtksllsnsfrmh
  Carol: You get seasick, don't you?     ygtsscdnty
  Jake: Yes.     ys
  Carol: Good luck.     gdlc
  Jake: Welcome back to "Hello America. "     wcmbcthlamrc
  Jake: Welcome to "The weekend Report",     wlcmttwknrprt
           I'm Jake Seltzer.     imjksltz
Linda: I don't like this tennis story, Mike.     idntlktstnstrmk
           Who's the cameraman?     wstcmrmn
  Mike: He's new.     hsn
           His name is Bob.     hsnmsbb
Linda: Jake looks very uncomfortable. Why?     jklksvruncmftlw
  Mike: Because he is trying to be a star.     bcshstritb a st
           It doesn't work outside the studio.     itdsntwkotsdtsud
Linda: I want him working with Susan.     iwnhmwkwtssn
          He's good with Susan.     hsgwtssn
  Mike: Are the ratings up?     atrtsp
Linda: Not yet.    ntyt

          注音就是想办法，让自己的读音和原音一模一样。这里的体会是T,D,K,G,S,等音，是位置到了，但不出声音。这样的字母，我现在都把它们体现出来。原来是用（）放在其中。因为我们中国人在发这些音时，因为舌头没有放在相应的位置，所以是可以发出这些音来的，故写出来，就会提醒自己放对位置。
     
   
LESSON 7 HOW DO I GET TO LANG'S DRUGSTORE?    
   
  Rita: Do you have a date?     dyhvd(t)
Jake: No, I have a sailing lesson.     n,ihvs(l)l lsn
           Where can I buy some medicine?    wrcnbsmdcn
           I get seasick.     igssc
  Rita: Go to Lang's Drugstore.     gtlngsdrgstr
Jake: How do I get to Lang's Drugstore?     hdigtlngsdrgst
  Rita: Do you have a map?     dyhvamp
Jake: No.     n
  Rita: OK. I can draw it.     ok,icndrt
          Go two blocks and turn left.     gtblcs an tn（特饿）lft
Jake: Pardon?     pdn
          Do I turn left at the bank?     ditnlft at bnk
  Rita: No, don't turn left at the bank.     n,dntnlft a tbnk
  Turn left at the post office.     tnlfttpstfc
Jake: At the post office?     atpstfc
  Rita: Yes. There.     ys,tr
  Turn left there.     tnlfttr
Jake: Then what?     tnwt
  Rita: Go through the park and around the circle.     gtrtprkandrndtcrcl
          Then go straight on Main Street to the coffee shop.     tgstrtmnstrrrcfsp
Jake: How far is that?     hfristt
  Rita: About two miles.     abtmls
          Don't go more than two miles.     dtgmtntmls
Jake: And then am I there?     antmmt
  Rita: No, there's a big sign:     n,tsbgsn
          Lang's Drugstore.     lngsdrgst
          Turn right at the sign.     tnrttsn
          Then you're there.     tyrt
          Park your car and go up the steps.     pkycanguptstps
Jake: OK. Thanks for the directions, Rita.     ok,tnksftdrctsrt
   
Jake: Chris, I don't like this.     crs idn lk ts
Chris: You're doing fine.     yrdnfn
          Don't be afraid.     dn bfrd
Jake: I'm not afraid.     imntfrd
          I'm dizzy.     imdz
          Help me get out.     hlmgtt
Chris: You're doing fine.     yrdnfn
          You're sailing!     yrsl
Jake: How do I get out?     hdigtt
Chris: OK,OK.     ok.ok
          First, put your feet here.     fstptyrfh
          Then, sit on the side of the boat.    tn,sttnsdftbt
          Now, sit on the dock.     nstntdc
          Don't stand up!     dnstndp
Jake: I can't get out.     icngtt
          Can you repeat that?     cnyrp t
Chris: Yes. First, put your feet here.     ys,fs,ptyf h
          Second, sit on the side of the boat,     scn, stmtsdftbt
          and third, sit on the dock.     antdsttdc
Jake: Oh, I see.     oh,is
Chris: And, Jake,     and jk
          don't stand up in the boat.     dnstndpintbt
          Never stand up in a small boat.     nvstndpinasmlbt
Jake: Why not?     wn
Chris: You can fall in the water.     ycnflintwt
Jake: Oh.     oh
Chris: Are you OK?     ayok.
Jake: Is the lesson over?     I tlsnov
Chris: Yes.     y(s)
Jake: Then I'm OK.    tnimok

       简单的说，就是把你听到的声音，用字母写下来，一般只写辅音字母。就像我们用汉字注音，一样的道理。这样做的好处，在于能够全身心，去吸收每个句子的发音。对我来说，听英语的语音时候，耳朵抓不住声音。抓住还是没有抓住检验的标准，很简单，就是能否原汁原味地说出来。我感觉就就像要抓住一块水中的肥皂，总是滑走拿不住。用注音可以解决这个问题。使得声声入耳，句句入心。


LESSON 8 SAY, WOULD YOU LIKE TO HAVE DINNER WITH ME TONIGHT?    

Chris: How are you?     hay
  Jake: My body aches.     Imb(8)d acs
           I'd like to take a long, hot bath.     ilt轻得tklnhbt
Chris: That always happens the first time.     ttal涛wshpnstfstm
            Don’t worry about it.     dtwr abt
  Jake: You're very nice.     yr(油饿）vrnc
           Say, would you like to have dinner with me tonight?     swldylt重得hdnwmtn(t)
  Chris: I'm sorry.     imsr
            I'd like to,     ilkt
            but I can't.     bticnt
            I have another lesson.     ihvntlsn
  Jake: Would you like to have dinner with me tomorrow night?     wldylthvdnwtmtnrn
  Chris: That would be nice.     twldbnc
            You can come back here for another lesson,     ycncmbkh（k）fantlsn
            and then we can have dinner.     atwcnhvd爱n
  Jake: Another lesson?     antlsn
  Chris: Yes. Would you like to take another lesson?     ys.wldylttntlsn
  Jake: Another lesson?     antlsn
           Tomorrow?     tmr
Chris: Yes.     ys
  Jake: Um. I can't tomorrow.    um.icn砍特tmr
           I have an appointment.     ihvnpintmnt
           But I'd like to have dinner.    btilthvdn
          Would you like to meet me after work?     wldyltmtmaftwk
  Chris: I really think you need another lesson.     irltnkyndntlsn
   Jake: Talk to me about it at dinner.     ttmbtatdn
  Chris: OK. See you tomorrow night, Jake.     ok.sytmrntj
  Jake: Great. See you then.     grtsytn
   
Voice: You're late.    ylt
           Hurry up.     hrp
  Jake: Give me a minute.     gvm am迈nt
Voice: Are you ready?     ayrd
  John: Yeah.     y.
Susan: Uh-huh.     u-h.
  Jake: Go ahead.     ghd
Voice: Stand by.     stnb
           Fade to black.     ftblc
           Up from black.     upfmblc
           Three, two, one. . .     trton
  Jake: What would you like to do on the weekend?     w窝wldyltdontwkn
           Would you like to go kayaking?     wyltgkyk（King)
           Would you like to go skiing?     wyltgsk
Susan: Would you like to go sailing?    
  John: Would you like to have more fun on weekends?     wldylthvmfnn那wknds
  Jake: Who wouldn't?     wwldnt
  John: WEFL can tell you about all these sports.     weflcnt台lybt altssprts
           Just in time for your weekend.     jstn钉tm frywkn
Susan: This Friday, our first report is on sailing.     tsfrdo欧我frstrptisnsl
  Jake: Join us every Friday for "The Weekend Report" with the WEFL news team.     jin(英）nus(那） vrfrdftwknrptwt（the重读）weflnstm
Voice: Fade to black.     fdtblc
           OK. Try it again. . .     ok,ttgn
           Up from black.     upfrmblc
           Stand by.     stndb
           Three, two, one. . .     trton
  Jake: What would you like to do on the weekend?     wtwldyltdontwkn
           Would you like to go kayaking?    wldltgkyk
           Would you like to go skiing?     wlkyltgsk
Susan: Would you like to go sailing?     wldyltgsl
  John: Would you like to have more fun on weekends?     wylthvmfnonwknds
  Jake: Who wouldn't?     wwlknt
  John: WEFL can tell you about all these sports.     weflcntlybtatsspts
           Just in time for you weekend.     jstintmfrywkn
Susan: This Friday,     tsfrd
            our first report is on sailing.     orfstrptisonsl
  Jake: Join us ever Friday for" The Weekend Report" with the WEFL news team.     jnusevrfrdftwknrptwttweflnstm
Voice: Fade to black.    fdtblc

    　最后一句 Linda: That's what I want to hear.    ttswtwnth。不知她如何发what i 。
　　慢慢感觉，有一些音开始熟悉。虽然在听的时候，许多句子不去想，也许是不知道在说什么，但听声音是很好听，愿意一遍遍去重复说。刚开始学习英语时，是不愿意多重压码，第一遍就满绕口，说不出来，就算说了，也是很难听，故不想说。随着注音，学习语音在不断进步，有几个句子就好像学得有鼻子有眼，自己也就喜欢读一读，说一说了。我想说多重压码的练习，也是需要一定的时间，才会做到。孙老师在第一次课，就把他的好办法，毫无保留全部都告诉了我们。我们每天可能都会去试一试这一种，再试一试那一种。这很好。但不要着急。不行，就停下来，放一放。每种方法的应用，还是需要一定的基础训练做条件。过些时日，再试。自然而然就会用了。


LESSON 9 WOULD YOU LIKE TO GO TO SCOTTO'S?    
   
Susan: Are you going to take the job in Denver?     aygitttjbindnv
  John: I don't know.     idntn
Susan: Don't go.     dntg
  John: I can't decide.     icndcd
           First I want to go.     frstiwntg
           Then I don't.     tnidnt
Susan: You look sad.     ylksd
  John: I don't want to leave you,     idntwntlvy
           but I want the job.     btwnt(the)jb
           I'm unhappy at WEFL, Susan.     imnhpatweflssn
Susan: You're nervous.     yrnvs
  John: Yes. This is making me very nervous.     ystssmkmvrnvs
Susan: Please don't smoke, John.     plsdsmjn
            It's bad for you.     itsbfry
  John: I'd like to go out tonight.     idltgotnt
           Would you like to go out with me?     wlkyltgowtm
Susan: I'd love to.     idlvt
          Where would you like to go?     wwyltg
  John: I don't know.     idnn
           I don't want to stay home tonight.     idnwntsthmtnt
Susan: Don't be angry.     dbangr
  John: I'm not angry.     imntangr
  I'm tired.     imtd
Susan: Then stay home.     tnsthm
  John: I don't want to stay home.    idnwtsthm
           I'd like to go out.     iltgot
Susan: I'm sorry.     imsr
  John: I'm sorry too.     imsrt
           Go. Don't go.     gdntg
            I can't decide. . .     icndcd
          What would you really like to do?     wwldyrlktd
Susan: I'd like to go with you, John.    iltgwtyjn
           And I'd like to stop at WEFL on the way.     andltstptweflontw
  John: Don't work tonight.     dtwktnt
Susan: I won't.     wwnt
            I left my purse in Rita's room.     wlfypsnrtsrm
  John: Would you like to have dinner with me first and then get your purse?     wldylthvdnwtmfsttngtyps
Susan: I'd like to have dinner.     ilthvdn
           But first I'd like to find my purse.     btfstiltfnmyps
           I'll meet you.     ilmty
  John: Great. What kind of food would you like?     grwkndfdwldylk
Susan: I'd like Italian food.     ilkitlnfd
  John: OK. I know a great Italian restaurant.     ok.ingritlnrstrnt
           Would you like to go to Scotto's?     wldyltgtscts
Susan: OK. How do I get there?     ok,hdigt
  John: When you leave the station,     wnylvtst
           go to the third traffic light and then make a right on Gilpin.     gt突t重读tdtrfcltntmkrtonglpn
Susan: How do you spell that?     hdysplt
  John: G-i-l-p-i-n.     gilpin
           Then follow the sings to the Stamford Mall.     tnfltsnsttstmfdml
Susan: How far is it?     hfis
John: It's two miles from the station.     itstmlsfrmtstt
Susan: OK. Thanks.     ok,tnks
  John: Great.     gr
Susan: See you later.     sylt
           And don't smoke.     andnsk(科）
  John: Right.     rt
   
  Mike: Linda. What's happening?     lnd,wtshpn
  Linda: I'm nervous about the advertising for the show.     imnvsbt（zi 重读）advts（认）fts
           I hope it works.     ihpitwks
  Mike: Come in.     cmn
           Would you like to sit down?     wlyltsdn
  Linda: No. I have a lot to do.     n.ihvlt突d
  Mike: Linda. Sit down.     lndsdn
           Would you like to talk about it?     wlylttkbt
  Linda: No. OK.     n,ok
           I'm nervous about "The Weekend Report. "     imnvsbttwkndrpt
  Mike: Don't worry.     dnwr
           You have a good show.     yhvgs
  Linda: Do you think so?     dytks
  Mike: "The Weekend Report" is great.     twkndrpt--isgr
  Linda: That's what I want to hear.    ttswtwnth

        今天监考，思考着学习英语的语境问题。对比学习法我认为是一个不错的方法。不知是不是早有这个提法，而我孤陋寡闻。我的设计是：
        第一步：把英语的课文原文，复制到EXCEL中。压码注音。这样就会朗读，起码可以跟读。 
        第二步：把英语的课文原文，复制到EXCEL中。中文写作。这里需要说明什么是中文写作，不是翻译英文。而想着英语的场景，把中国人在这个场景下，说的话写出来。以第十课为例。


第一步：压码注音。

        （1）用20%左右的速度，边听边注音。
        （2）用50%左右的速度，边听边更正。
        （3）用80%左右的速度，边听边跟读。
        
LESSON 10  YOU AND JAKE HAVE TO WORK TOGETHER.     下面的注音只进行了第一道。

Susan: Hi, Linda.     h,lnd
              What are you doing?     wtaydi
Linda: I can't find my lipstick.    icnfnmlpstc
              I'm looking for some lipstick.     imlkfsmlpstc
Susan: I have to find my purse.     ihvtfndmprs
               Where's Rita?     wrsrt
  Linda: Rita's sick.     rtsc
              She has the flu.     shstfl
Susan: I'm sorry to hear that.     imsrthtt
  Linda: Yes, it's too bad, isn't it?     ysitsthdisntt
              Her doctor says she has to rest and take medicine twice a day.     hdctssshstrstandtkmdcntwcd
Susan: Does she have to stay in bed?     dsshvtstinbd
  Linda: Yes. And she has to drink a lot of water.     ysanshstdrnkltfwt
Susan: When can she come back to work?     wncnscmbctwk
  Linda: She has to see her doctor first.     shstshdctfrst

第二步：中文写作。这是两个人谈RITA生病的事情的一段话。中国人和外国人的说法大不相同，现在就来比较一下。这样想着中文写作的内容，就会说英语了。

LESSON 10  YOU AND JAKE HAVE TO WORK TOGETHER.   
   
Susan: Hi, Linda.    你好
              What are you doing?    你在做什么？
Linda: I can't find my lipstick.    （中国人可能不说这句话）
              I'm looking for some lipstick.    我在找脚本。
Susan: I have to find my purse.    我要找钱包。
              Where's Rita?    RITA那里去了？
  Linda: Rita's sick.    （中国人可能不说这句话）
              She has the flu.    她感冒了。
Susan: I'm sorry to hear that.    （中国人可能不说这句话）
  Linda: Yes, it's too bad, isn't it?    （中国人可能不说这句话）
              Her doctor says she has to rest and take medicine twice a day.    （中国人可能不说这句话）
Susan: Does she have to stay in bed?    她休息了？
  Linda: Yes. And she has to drink a lot of water.    （中国人可能不说这句话）
Susan: When can she come back to work?    她哪天来上班？
  Linda: She has to see her doctor first.    她请假三天。（医院一次只开三天）

　　孙老师说，他怎样说，你就怎样说。鹦鹉学舌，就是最好的学习方法。三十年的旧习难改。今天才开始不管三七二十一，只管听音，学音。达到这样的境界，还不是件容易的事。管好自己的心太不易。太固执。

　　这两天家里来亲戚，只有早起一会儿。因为练习注音，这段时间发现，舌头开始找位置。首先是对这几个演员的名字的模仿，体会到为什么要使用这几个，因为他们的发音是需要关注的。如果这几个名字念准了，就可以把舌头训练到位。因为中国人说话时是不费力。读SUSAN，就感到舌头不听话，很硬不灵活，多说几遍就感到舌头根部痛。只要走路有空，就默读这几个人的名字。这几天没有交作业，要抓紧。这几天到处都是三十年回顾。国家发生了很大的变化，但我的英语三十年没有大的改观。
　　几天重点是练习发音。
　　今天听welcome to，直接在上面写了一个”肯”，接着听下面的。
　　原来不是这样的。让我写写我的学习这个单词是如何进行的。
　　
　　勤奋起个大早，看篇英语文章。
　　看到welcome to这个词，就对自己说：
　　这个词不认识。这个词不会读。
　　接下来就问十万个为什么。
　　二万五千里长征开始。
　　
　　拼写应该是什么？
　　拼写不规则是为什么？
　　读音应该是什么？
　　读音不规则是为什么？
　　？？？？？？？？
　　
　　问号堆成山，
　　赶快行动起来，　
　　英语学习立马全泡汤！
        为何这样说？
        看看下面进程就明了。
        　　
　　为几个字母，
　　查查字典，看看语法书，翻翻笔记。
　　中饭时间到。
　　不能午休，接着努力学。
　　
　　再为几个字母，
　　再查查字典，再看看语法书，再翻翻笔记。
　　太阳落山了。
　　吃罢晚饭，接着加紧学。
　　
　　又为几个字母，
　　再查查字典，再看看语法书，再翻翻笔记。
　　休息一下，展望未来，学好了英语，如何如何？
　　子时来到了。
　　很累时间很晚，还得坚持学。　
　　
        还为几个字母，
        再查查字典，再看看语法书，再翻翻笔记。
　　回顾往事，学习英语，三十年没进步。
　　丑时临近了。
　　无论如何都到了非得休息的时刻。
　　
　　学习英语真不容易！！！　
　　学会了多少英语？？
　　不知道！　
　　
　　
　　看到一段话，人生三个阶段：

　　一是人和物的关系；
　　二是人和人的关系；
　　三是人和心的关系。

　　另外，现在的耳机的音效非常好，立体声有时可能听起来，有个别地方听不清，就把耳机前后偏一个小角度。

　　喝茶就是喝茶！

        别，别，别，别这样！别在开始为了偷懒就不按照要求练习，压码法要压码，要连续不停地进行压码码，形成条件反射，记住语音、文本和意思。别为了一时的痛快，按暂停，按复读，那样是传统不压码的方法，没有压住码，注音文本不是真实的压码实际能力，对提高压码能力没有好处。
        压码注音为什么厉害，我的听觉为什么这么灵敏，你想过原因没有？如果暂停可以起到效果的话，无论任何一位学员一个句子一个句子反复听都不知比我认真多少倍了，有用么？我的所有的压码法都是连续不停进行的，不给任何人单个句子不压码练习的余地。
        压码注音最大的好处就是可以像钟表一样按个发条就一直不停地，按照程序转下去，不会有任何偏离，不会是一些学员因为开始还按着要求练习，练习一年了，原来做到的反而做不到了，或者从来都没有一次按照去做，根本就不想按照我的方法去做，自己另立一套，就是注音程序简单，程序死板，没有你们发挥的余地，也就没有任何偏离的几乎了，就能严格按照程序不会出现任何偏差地走下去，想翻译好了，随便你翻译、想拼写了、随便你拼写，想瞌睡了随便你瞌睡，恐怕你都无法出现，当你一旦按上播放键，就像上好的发条一样一直走到结束，想不压码也由不了你，想不条件反射也由不了你，想不记住语音，想不记住文本，想不理解也由不了你。

注：这段文字，是孙老师正在（Posted: 2008-12-20 05:13 | 3 楼）给九嶷山回贴。写着写着，紧急被送医院，抢救6个小时，脱离危险，又进行了手术。现在孙老师需要卧床休息，不能工作。请大家努力自学。

九嶷山：当时是我在写这个帖子的时候，突然心脏病发作到医院抢救6个小时脱离危险，昨天手术很成功，今天回来看原来的帖子，以为只写了三行字，原来在不能打字以后打了一段字，看到两位学员都坚持下来了。