BE 10：与杰克·林赛一起，在工作中达到英语最高水平

这是商务英语播客第十集。

This is a business English podcast episode 10.

和杰克·林赛一起，在职场中把英语水平提升到最高境界。

Reach your highest level of success in English at work with Jack Lindsay.

欢迎收听来自All Ears English的商务英语播客。

Welcome to the business English podcast from All Ears English.

掌握你需要的英语技能，在全球商务中实现你的梦想。

Get the English skills you need to achieve your dreams in global business.

无论是做演示、开会，还是参加办公室派对，这都是你最喜欢的美国主持人林赛和米歇尔带来的真实商务英语，她们分别来自美国纽约市和科罗拉多州。

For a presentation, a meeting, or your office party, this is Real Business English with your favorite American host, Lindsay and Michelle, coming to you from New York City and Colorado, USA.

流利不是说英语要说得完美无缺。

Fluency is not about speaking perfectly.

而是能够自如地交流。

It's about communicating comfortably.

能够毫无压力地分享你的想法。

Being able to share your ideas without stress.

在对话中自然地反应，用英语表达你的个性。

React naturally in conversations and express your personality in English.

如果英语仍然让你觉得需要小心应对，那你很可能离流利的下一阶段很近了。

If English still feels like something you have to manage carefully, you're probably very close to the next level of fluency.

但一旦你清楚自己的水平，进步就会快得多。

But progress becomes much faster once you know exactly where you stand.

参加我们免费的2分钟流利度测试，今天就能发现你的英语水平。

Take our free two minute fluency quiz and discover your English level today.

访问 allearsenglish.com/fluencyscore。

Go to allearsenglish.com/fluencyscore.

就是 allearsenglish.com/fluencyscore。

That's allearsenglish.com/fluencyscore.

嘿，杰克。

Hey, Jack.

欢迎来到 All Ears English。

Welcome to All Ears English.

你今天过得怎么样？

How are you doing today?

我过得很好。

I'm doing great.

谢谢你们邀请我来。

Thanks for having me on.

真的很荣幸。

It's a real pleasure.

我们很高兴你能来。

We're glad you're here.

我听说你来自美国，但现在住在巴西。

So I heard that you are from The States, but you're currently living in Brazil.

是这样吗？

Is that right?

没错。

That is correct.

太棒了。

Very cool.

你在巴西哪里？

Where in Brazil are you?

我在贝洛奥里藏特。

I am in Belo Horizonte.

好的。

Okay.

我觉得我们有很多听众其实来自那个城市。

And I think we have a lot of listeners actually from that city.

你现在在巴西那边是和商务人士合作吗？

And are you working with business professionals down there in Brazil right now?

是的。

I am.

有CEO、律师之类的。

CEOs and lawyers and things like that.

我和他们合作很多。

Do a lot of work with them.

哦，那很好。

Oh, good.

那你今天来真是太好了，因为你非常了解我们听众的需求，特别是那些来自巴西的商业人士。

Well, then I'm glad you're here today because you're really tuned in to the needs of our listeners if they're business professionals, especially from Brazil.

我们也有很多来自日本、中国和欧洲其他地区的听众。

We also have a lot of listeners from Japan and China and other parts of Europe.

那么，杰克，现在商业人士学英语、用英语做业务，最大的问题是什么？

So what is the biggest issue for business professionals learning English and trying to do business in English these days, Jack?

我觉得最大的问题就是如何弥合他们母语和英语之间的差距，他们需要跨越这个鸿沟。

I think that the biggest problem and issue is really trying to bridge the gap between the native language that they speak and the English that they're trying to cross over to.

好的。

Okay.

非常好。

Excellent.

太好了。

Excellent.

而且我还觉得，时间也是一个很大的问题，因为他们不仅要做到这些，而且还要在有限的时间内完成。

And I would also imagine that time is also a big issue because not only are they trying to do that, but they are also trying to do that in a limited amount of time.

对吧？

Is that right?

没错。

That is correct.

我们有很多企业真的告诉他们的员工，听着，你们只有三个月的时间学会用英语销售，或者学会跟即将来访的首席执行官交流。

We have a lot of businesses that really tell their their employees that, look, you've got three months to learn how to sell in English or how to speak with the CEO that's coming over.

你们得负责接待他们。

You have to take care of them.

所以时间确实是个大问题。

So time really presses a big problem.

哇，真的吗。

Oh, wow.

哦，哇。

Oh, wow.

那你在巴西和这些商务人士一起工作多久了？

And how long have you been working down there with these business professionals in Brazil?

大概七个月了。

About seven months now.

我有几个来自Valley的客户，我相信很多听众都知道这家公司。

I've got a few clients from Valley, which I'm sure a lot of listeners know of.

这里的一家大公司。

A huge company here.

所以，

So

好的。

Okay.

所以你其实……

So you really...

听起来你确实理解得很透彻。

It sounds like you really have a good understanding.

那我们就深入聊聊吧。

So let's dive into it.

杰克，我记得你说过今天要给我们三个建议，帮助那些商务人士听众真正跨越从母语到英语的鸿沟，对吧？

I think, Jack, you said that you were gonna offer us three tips today on how our listeners who are business professionals can actually bridge that gap, right, from their native language into English.

最终，他们怎么才能在职场中真正用好英语呢？

And in the end, how can they really succeed using English at work?

因为这才是关键所在。

Because that's what it comes down to.

没错。

That is correct.

好的。

Alright.

那我们该怎么做呢？

So what can we do then?

我们从哪里开始呢？

Where where should we start?

帮帮我们吧。

Help us out.

好的。

Alright.

那么，首先，我真的想说，要学一些有用的东西。

So to start off, I'd really like to say study something beneficial.

你真的真的不想浪费时间，尤其是当你只有三个月的时间去学某件事的时候。

You really, really don't wanna waste your time, especially when you've got three months to learn how to do something.

好的。

Okay.

那什么算是有用的东西呢？

So what's an example of something beneficial?

你是指针对我们工作中需要做的事情吗？

Do you mean something targeted to what we need to do at work?

对。

Exactly.

你不想做股票工作却去学销售，反过来也一样。

You don't want to be someone working with stocks and learning how to sell and vice versa.

你不想当销售员却去学股票。

You don't wanna be a salesman learning about stocks.

明白了。

I see.

明白了。

I see.

你觉得典型的商务英语课是不是有点强迫学生学他们不需要的东西？

Do you feel like typical business English classes kind of force students into things that they don't need, into learning things that they don't need?

很多时候，有些商务课比较敷衍，就是过一遍教材。

Well, a lot of the times you get a business class that's a little bit lazy with what they do and they run through a book.

而且我

And I

我觉得当你跟某个特定的客户合作时，你需要专注于那个客户在做什么，并且给课程增加一种定制化的效果。

think when you're working with a particular client, you need to be focused in on what that client's doing and add a customized kind of effect to the class.

不是。

No.

这就是你在课堂上做的吗，Ajax？

Is that what you do in your classes that I talk, Ajax?

你通常是为每个学生定制课程吗？

Do you generally customize the curriculum for each student?

是的。

I do.

我教的每一节课都不一样。

There is not a single class that I teach that is the same.

好的。

Okay.

那太好了。

That's great.

而且我觉得，跟你上过课的学生，很可能因为这种定制化的教学而看到了效果。

And I feel like the students who have worked with you have probably been able to see results due to that customization.

是的。

Yes.

我也这么认为。

I would agree.

太棒了。

Awesome.

那在你的课堂上，你主要关注哪些重要方面？比如那些有益或针对性的主题。

So what are some of the big things that you focus on in your classes with this, the beneficial or targeted topics?

好的。

Okay.

很多时候，我们会从TED演讲或《经济学人》里挑文章。

A lot of the times, we pull articles out from, like, TED Talks or The Economist.

《经济学人》有很多不同的板块，我们几乎可以从任何商业领域里找内容。

And The Economist has many different categories that we can we can grab stuff from almost any business aspect.

就像我之前说的，如果我们的学生是股票经纪人，需要跟美国客户打交道，我们就会找各种股票相关的文章，把词汇和基本语法过一遍，因为那完全是另一个领域。

So like I said before, if we've got someone who's a stockbroker and he's having to deal with an American client, we'll grab all kinds of stock articles and just run through the vocab and kind of the general syntax because it's a whole different world.

这太重要了。

That's huge.

这太重要了。

That's huge.

而且我知道现在美国银行业有很多巴西人。

And I know that now in The United States, there are a lot of Brazilian people from Brazil in the banking world.

我在纽约跟几个来自圣保罗的银行业人士合作过。

I've worked with a couple of people in New York from the banking world from Sao Paulo.

所以我觉得巴西和美国之间在投资银行领域有很多交流。

So I think there's a lot of exchange going on between Brazil and The US in terms of, the investment banking world.

所以这真的很重要，杰克。

So that's really important, Jack.

所以你的第一个建议就是使用有针对性的材料，用英语做你真正关心的事情。

So your first tip then is to use targeted material and do something that you care about in English.

就是说，别去学那些没用的东西。

Like, don't go off and learn things that don't matter.

完全正确。

That's exactly right.

我很喜欢这个建议。

I love it.

杰克，你的第二个建议是什么？

What would be your second tip, Jack?

设置休息课程或休息时间。

Set break classes or sessions.

有时候你太专注于学习特定的目标内容，结果日常英语反而没学好。

Sometimes you get really excited about learning your specific target, and you never really learn everyday English.

我遇到过一些客户，他们在别的地方上了两年的商务课，然后他们开始跟我聊天。

I've had clients come in that have had, you know, two years of business classes somewhere else, and they'll they'll start talking to me.

我发现，如果不聊股票或商务，他们就完全不知道该怎么说了。

And I realize if you're not talking about stocks or business, they're completely lost.

我喜欢这个。

I like this.

所以第一条建议是要有针对性，但第二条建议是不要太有针对性。

So the first tip is to be targeted, but the second tip is don't be too targeted.

我们确实需要那种平衡。

We do need to have kind of that balance.

关键是要找到一个真正健康的平衡点，而这正是老师发挥作用的地方。

It's about making a really kind of a healthy balance, which is kind of where the teacher comes in.

好的。

Okay.

我不是说要把课堂五五开，因为像Valley这样的大公司的CEO不会关心在街上买冰淇淋的事。

Now I'm not saying split the class fifty fifty because the CEO of a huge company like Valley doesn't care about buying ice cream on the street.

这是个好例子。

It's a good example.

你觉得有哪些大的...

What what do you think are some of the big...

比如说，我们在英语里需要讨论哪些话题或者完成哪些语言任务，是比较日常的那种？

Like, what are we talking about here in terms of topics or language tasks that we need to do that are kind of more of an everyday type thing in English?

那当然，最重要的绝对是天气。

Well, for sure, the most important by far is weather.

你一进门，你的商业伙伴就会问，哦，你觉得今天天气怎么样？

I mean, the first thing you do when you walk in is, you know, your business partner's gonna go, oh, well, what do you think about the weather today?

对，没错。

And Right.

你都不知道该怎么回答。

You have no idea how to respond to that.

这某种程度上会让你显得有点弱。

It it kind of makes you look weak in a way.

挺有意思的，这个话题居然这么常见。

It's kind of funny that that topic is so common.

我发现即使在美国，我的一些朋友或熟人也会提起这个话题。

You know, I find myself even here in The States with some friends or acquaintances bringing that topic up.

然后我一提起这个话题，我就想，天哪。

And then as soon as I bring it up, I think, oh my god.

这个话题太无聊了。

This topic is boring.

但这是打开对话的一种方式，所以是必要的。

But it's a way to open a conversation, so it's necessary.

没错。

Exactly.

在我这辈子学过的四种语言里，每个国家都会把天气当作闲聊的话题。

And in the four languages that I've learned throughout my life, every single country talks about weather as a small talk kind of conversation.

杰克，你还有哪些闲聊话题是你喜欢和商务人士一起练习的，好让课程内容更均衡？

What's another example of a small talk conversation that you, Jack, that you like to focus on with your business professionals to balance out the classes really nicely?

这取决于他们打算去哪里。

Depends on where they are planning on going.

如果你要去英国，我建议你重点关注名人这个话题。

So if you're going to England, I would recommend you zeroing in on kind of the celebrity.

我不是说流行明星，而是指那些你应该知道的知名人物。

I don't mean pop stars, but I mean anyone who is famous that you should know of.

所以，无论是谁教你，或者你自己学，都要好好研究一下你要去的地方的历史，因为这真的很重要……

So it's important for whoever's teaching you or if you're teaching yourself to really do some research on where you're going and kind of the history because it really makes a...

如果你了解对方国家的一些历史或名人，会给未来的商业伙伴留下很深的印象。

It leaves a big mark on your prospective business partner if you know some of the history or some of the famous people from their country.

好的。

Okay.

所以，了解一些历史和名人，不一定是明星，而是当前文化中正在发生的事情。

So understanding a bit of the history and the famous people, not so much celebrities, but kind of just what's going on in the culture currently.

你差不多是这个意思吧？

Is that what you would say, pretty much?

对。

Exactly.

就是当下最热门的话题。

Whatever's kind of the hip thing at the moment.

好的。

Okay.

我喜欢这个。

I like that.

那你会教怎么在社交活动上和人交流吗？

Do you do anything with how to communicate in a networking event, for example?

比如说下班后那种欢乐时光聚会之类的？

Like if you go out in a kind of a after work type happy hour kind of thing?

当然会。

Of course.

这其实也跟刚才说的那些名人常识有关，因为下班后你不会聊明星，但我说的是那些大家都知道的名人轶事。

And that kind of falls into the, I guess, kind of the celebrity thing because after work, you're not talking about celebrities, but what I mean by celebrity is stuff that is common knowledge, the famous things.

所以下班后你可能会聊，比如今晚有个派对。

So after work, you may be talking about, oh, there's a gang going on tonight.

如果你在美国，他们可能不会聊足球，或者

You need to know if you're in The United States, they're probably not talking about soccer or

足球。

football.

他们说的是另一种运动，而在英国是板球之类的。

They're talking about a different sport, and England is cricket, things like that.

这倒是个好观点。

That's a good point, actually.

足球在美国确实没有在世界其他地方那么流行。

I mean, soccer's not as big here in The US as it as it is in other parts of the world.

但如果你在这里……

But if you're here in...

夏天任何时候，你都会想了解棒球。

Anytime in the summer, you would wanna know about baseball.

怎么聊棒球。

You know, how to talk about baseball.

我住在波士顿，这里的人超爱棒球。

I live in Boston, and people love baseball here.

红袜队非常受欢迎。

The red sox are huge.

没错。

Exactly.

好的。

Okay.

非常棒。

Very cool.

那么，杰克，我喜欢你的第二个建议。

So, Jack, I like your second tip.

第一个建议是，在学习内容上要有针对性，对吧。

So so the first one is to be targeted, right, in what we're learning.

但同时，要找一个能把课堂内容拆分、平衡各项技能的老师。

But then at the same time, work with a teacher who breaks up the class and gives you that balance of skill.

这样你就能进行闲聊，也能在商务对话开始时更社交化一些。

So you can have small talk, and you can start off a business conversation on a more social level.

听懂英语和参与英语对话之间有很大的区别。

There's a big difference between understanding English and participating in English.

听懂意味着你能跟上对话。

Understanding means you follow the conversation.

参与则是通过加入你的想法、自然地回应，并让对话继续下去。

You participate by adding your ideas, reacting naturally, and keeping the conversation moving.

很多英语学习者听力很好，但开口时却很犹豫。

Many English learners are strong listeners, but hesitant speakers.

一旦你知道了自己目前的流利程度，缩小这个差距就容易多了。

Once you know your current fluency level, it becomes much easier to close that gap.

来做个免费的2分钟小测验，了解你的水平以及接下来该重点提升什么。

Take our free two minute quiz to discover your level and what to focus on next.

访问 allearsenglish.com/fluencyscore。

Go to allearsenglish.com/fluencyscore.

网址是 allearsenglish.com/fluencyscore。

That's allearsenglish.com/fluencyscore.

那么，杰克，对于我们的商务英语听众，你的第三个建议会是什么呢？

So, Jack, what would be your third tip then for our business English listeners here?

好的。

Alright.

那么，第三个建议就是，真的要在家多下功夫。

So for the third tip, would say really put your time in at home.

即使你每周和世界上最好的老师学五个小时，也没用。

It does not matter if you're spending five hours a week with the best teacher in the world.

你真的需要自己努力，投入时间和精力。

You're really gonna have to to work on this and put your time and dedication.

任何学过另一门语言的人都会发现，光靠上课和做练习，语言能力是不会凭空提升的。

And anyone that's learned another language has discovered this, that it doesn't just magically happen by showing up in class and doing the exercises.

你真的要把学英语变成一种热爱。

You really have to turn learning English into a passion.

这一点非常重要。

That's huge.

那你一般会给学生布置什么样的作业，让他们课后去练呢？

What kind of things do you assign to your students to go home to take home after your classes to work on that?

其实很多时候，上课的时候你会给学生布置写作作业，因为总不能坐在教室里看着学生写吧。

Well, a lot of the times with the classes, you send someone home with writing assignments because you don't wanna sit in class and watch your student write.

那样的话，时间就利用得不太好了。

You're not Oh, using your time wisely.

很多写作，很多阅读。

A lot of writing, a lot of reading.

因为课堂上主要是练口语和听力。

Because in class is when you get your speaking and listening in most.

好的。

Okay.

那在你的课堂上，学生是不是有80%到90%的时间都在说话？

And so in your classes, are the students talking like 80, 90% of the time?

我猜他们应该说了很多话吧？

They're doing a lot of speaking, I'm guessing?

哦，是的。

Oh, yeah.

你……

You...

如果……

If...

基本上，如果你作为学员来上课，整节课都在说英语，那我就算完成任务了。

Basically, if you come in as a client and you speak the entire class, I've done my job correctly.

我需要你尽可能多地练习。

I need you to get as much practice in as possible.

我喜欢这个。

I like that.

那你是立刻纠正别人的错误，还是等到课结束再纠正？

And do you correct people's mistakes immediately, or do you correct them at the end of the lesson?

看情况。

It depends.

对于水平较高的学生，我通常会在他们犯错时立即纠正，因为像介词这类问题，他们其实知道区别。

For a more advanced student, I usually jump in right as they make the mistake because it's things like prepositions and things

对，没错。

that Right.

知道。

Know.

他们写下来的时候是知道区别的。

They know the difference if they write it.

只是说的时候容易出错。

They're just having trouble speaking.

对于水平较低的学生，我会让他们先说完，然后我记下来，写在白板上，我们一起过一遍。

For a less advanced student, I'll let them say what they're gonna say, and then I'll remember it, write it down on a whiteboard, and we'll kinda go through it together.

不错。

Cool.

不错。

Cool.

那你一般让学生写什么样的写作作业？

And so what kind of writing assignments do you generally have people do?

比如，他们是回家读《经济学人》然后写读后感，还是写邮件来练习，还是做别的什么？你的学生们都在做什么？

Like, are they going home and reading The Economist and then writing about what they read, or are they writing emails to practice, or what are they doing, your students?

嗯，通常来说，我们在课堂上讲的内容，每节课大概会包含二十到二十五个新单词。

Well, typically, whatever we go over in class, it's usually gonna have something between twenty and twenty five new vocab words per class.

哇。

Wow.

他们的作业就是回家用这些单词，想办法把它们写进一段话里。

And their assignment will be to go home and just take those words and try and get them into a paragraph somehow.

你给一个人十个单词，让他们写一个五句话的段落，这很难。

I mean, you know, you give someone 10 words and tell them to fit it into a five sentence paragraph, it's hard.

对母语者来说都很难。

It's hard for a native speaker.

所以这真的会改变人们对英语的看法，开始意识到哪里不对劲，靠的是听感而不是背后的语法规则。

So it really, really changes how people see the English language and start to kinda realize what's wrong just by what sounds wrong rather than knowing the rules behind it.

就像母语者学英语那样。

Kinda like natives learn English.

我真的很喜欢这个。

I really like that.

而且我觉得……

And I think...

我也喜欢这个作业的点子，因为接触新词汇或语言，多几次接触点很重要。

I like this homework idea too because it's important to have a number of touch points with a new vocabulary word or with the language.

在课堂上跟你一起，我们说话、听讲、得到反馈和纠正，然后回家再写这些词。

When we're in class with you, we're speaking, we're listening, we're getting feedback, getting corrections, then we're going home, and we're writing those words again.

所以有这么多不同的接触点，能调动我们的各种感官。

So it's all these different touch points so we can get our senses involved.

非常棒。

Very cool.

所以我们想跟听众们说，朋友们，如果你的老师没布置这种作业，那就主动要求吧。

So we wanna recommend to our listeners, guys, if you have a teacher who's not giving you this homework, then ask for it.

因为就像杰克今天告诉我们的，这是提升到高级水平并在工作中真正能用英语的关键。

Because as Jack is telling us today, this is a key piece of moving yourself up to that advanced level and being able to really function at work in English.

而这正是我们都想要的。

And that's what we all want.

我们想建立那些商业关系。

We wanna build those business relationships.

我们想获得晋升，也想在经济上做得更好来养家糊口。

We want to get those promotions, and we wanna do better financially to support our families.

说到底，这才是最终的目的。

I mean, that's really what it comes down to in the end.

归根结底就是这样。

That's what it boils down to.

我喜欢这个。

I love it.

我喜欢这个。

I love it.

那么，杰克，你的日程里有没有空档给那些想提升商务技能、在工作中取得成功的优秀听众们？

So, Jack, do you have any room in your schedule for some of our awesome listeners who wanna build their business skills and succeed at work?

我的日程里总是有空档，而且很多时候，如果没有的话，我会专门安排时间。

I've always got room in my schedule, and a lot of the times, if I don't, I'll set custom times.

我非常投入于满足学生的需求。

I am very dedicated to whatever my students need.

太棒了。

Very cool.

所以你在italki上提供一对一课程。

So you teach one on one lessons on italki.

如果有人报名，他们可以来找你，告诉你，哦，我下周有个会议。

So if someone signs up, they can come in and they can tell you, oh, I have a meeting coming up next week.

我真的需要这方面的帮助。

I really need help with this.

这有可能吗？

Would that be a possibility?

那当然有可能。

That is always a possibility.

这通常是在非正式辅导部分，但课程也很有帮助，因为一次课你确实能学到一些技巧和窍门。

That's typically in the informal tutoring section, but the classes are a lot of a lot of good help too because, you know, one time class, sure, you'll learn a few tips and tricks here and there.

但要真正提高英语水平并看到变化，你需要有固定的课程安排。

But to really improve and see a difference in your English, you need to have a steady session.

完全同意。

Absolutely.

你建议每周上几次课？

How many times a week do you recommend?

嗯，这取决于你的需求。

Well, it depends on what you want.

如果你不住在英语母语国家，每周一次课就足够保持水平了。

I mean, one time a week is great for keeping up if you're not living in a native speaking country.

每周两次，你就能开始看到进步了。

Two times a week, you're gonna start seeing a difference.

一周四次就有点过了。

To four is a bit excessive.

那通常是在考试临近的时候，比如一个月内每周上三到四次课。

That's usually if a test is coming up, like you do three to four classes a week for a month.

但我不建议一直这样，因为那样会把你对学英语的热情全耗光。

But I wouldn't recommend that all the time because that's that's just gonna kill every bit of enthusiasm you have about learning English.

好的。

Okay.

所以我觉得，对于职场人士来说，每周至少两次是个不错的平衡点。

So at least going for that twice a week is a nice kind of sweet spot right there, I think, for business professionals.

我们很多听众都真的准备好要在英语上取得成功。

You know, a lot of our listeners are really ready to succeed in English.

我们想把英语从课本里拿出来——那些我们上学时不得不用的课本——放到真实的工作场景中，去争取升职，做得更好，也更有自信。

We wanna take it away, you know, out of the textbooks that we we had to work with when we were in school and move it into a real life situation at work to really get that promotion or to do better, to feel more confident too.

走进办公室却感觉状态不好，那种感觉是不是很糟糕？

Isn't it a horrible feeling walking into work and you don't feel good?

你有没有过这种经历？

Have you ever had that experience?

有。

Yes.

当然有。

Of course.

那感觉太糟糕了。

It's terrible.

然后你走进办公室，某一天觉得自己什么都懂，第二天又觉得自己连这门语言都不会说。

And then you walk in, and one day you feel like you know everything, and the next day you feel like you don't even speak the language.

哦。

Oh.

或者，就那么一次交流就能把你的信心彻底打垮。

Or or that one interaction could really kill your confidence.

所以我们不希望我们的听众有这种感觉，朋友们。

So we don't want our listeners to feel that, guys.

所以，各位，如果想预约Jack的课程，让自己更有信心，就去Jack的主页看看吧。

So, guys, to book a lesson with Jack so that you can start to feel more confident, go to Jack's profile.

Jack，我们在italki上怎么找到你的主页呢？

Jack, where can we find your profile at italki?

嗯，我……

Well, I...

在italki.com/teacher后面输入一个特定的数字就行。

There is a specific number that you type in after italki.com/teacher.

好的。

Okay.

那个数字是多少？

What's that number?

我的数字是290-7190。

My number is 290-7190.

好的。

Okay.

所以是 italki.com/teacher。

So it's italki.com/teacher.

你能再把剩下的数字说一遍吗？

And can you say the rest of the number the number one more time?

抱歉。

Sorry.

好的。

Yes.

再一个斜杠，290-7190。

It's another forward 290-7190.

好的。

Okay.

你能再把完整的网址说一遍，确保我们记对了吗？

Can you say the full URL just one more time to make sure we've got it?

好的。

Yes.

是 www.italki.com/teacher/290719零。

It is www.italki.com/teacher/290719zero.

太棒了，杰克。

Perfect, Jack.

非常好。

Excellent.

各位，我想鼓励大家去看看杰克的课程，因为听起来，杰克，你在和这些高层商务人士和CEO合作方面经验很丰富，我觉得你在那边有很多东西可以分享。

Guys, I wanna encourage you to go over and check out Jack's Jack's classes because it sounds like, Jack, you have a lot of experience working with these high level business professionals and CEOs, and I think that you have a few things to share over there.

所以，各位，我们鼓励大家去那边预约杰克的课。

So, guys, we wanna encourage you to go on over there and book a lesson with Jack.

杰克，非常感谢你来做客。

Jack, thank you so much for coming on.

这真的很棒。

This has been cool.

也恭喜你在巴西的教学工作。

And congratulations on your teaching down in Brazil.

听起来你在那边干得很不错。

It sounds like you're doing a great job down there.

非常感谢，也谢谢你邀请我上节目。

Thank you very much, and thank you for having me on the show.

当然。

Absolutely.

我们希望你很快能再来。

We hope to have you back soon.

非常感谢。

Thanks so much.

好的。

Alright.

谢谢。

Thank you.

再见。

Bye bye.

再见。

Bye.

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