Pretender to be tough easily shifts to be weak I know one pretender to be tough. The person shifted to be weak after he/she lost own bluff. I thought about the difference between real confidence and bluff. Real confidence stands by our sides, but bluff is put on own faces. Real confidence makes us stronger. Bluff can make us both of stronger and weaker. In other words, real confidence is asset, but bluff is risk. The result of bluff will be better or worse than without bluff. (I don’t like such risk, so that I try not to use bluff.) I thought about below matrix. Result With Real confidence Without Real confidence With Bluff Middle Risk and High Return High Risk and Middle Return Without Bluff Low Risk and Middle Return Middle Risk and Low Return I don’t know this matrix is true, but not so far from true. Then I thought about another things, “Are there perfect method?” If I have real confidence and don’t use bluff, there ar...
2019/3/20. English vs Japanese language
Listening English is like reading Japanese, because both of them needs batch processing in brain.
Batch processing in brain is sequential process.
Listening English needs serving 1 words or 1 phrase in working memory.
Reading Japanese needs same things, too. And listening Japanese needs different skill, Japanese language is consisting from 1 sound, and 1 word is from some sounds.
Japanese characters has special shapes, not sounding only.
Brain Process
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English
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Japanese
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Reading
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Sequence/Parallel
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Batch
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Listening
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I prefer reading Japanese rather than listening it. It may means I am good at listening English.
And learning English by Japanese is difficult by this point. Japanese people who prefer reading Japanese, also prefer reading English. And they want to study by reading English. But it will be difficult for them because of the difference between reading Japanese and English.
The studying English method is listening for readers in Japanese language, and reading for listeners in Japanese language.
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