I am sure that your presentation is very useful to the students. No one ever told me all that stuff when I was younger. Luckily, I am following a not-too-common route so far. :-)
hey budy November 22, 2005 06:45 AM
喜欢挑其他中国人的英语里面毛病的中国人其实不止一个两个
What's wrong with that? I thought you were mature enough to learn from your own mistakes.
"think loudly"可以在很多美国人的文章中看到。一个例子是在白宫的网站(http://www.whitehouse.gov/infocus/iraq/part8.html)。这个web page中有一段文字是这样的：“Artists are free to display their works and poets are free to write. As one poet said: "For decades, we were used to watching ourselves. Now you can think with words. But to talk loudly and to think loudly takes time. Freedom needs practice, and it takes practice to be free." -- Mohammed Thamer, The Washington Post, April 22, 2003. "
我不是很确切“think out loud”和"think loudly"有什么细致的差别，但很坦白说，我认为"think loudly"用在这里是恰当的。
演讲还不忘给Blog做广告,哈哈
不过我现在还不知道kijiji是什么
求这个PPT的模版的下载，如果不违反任何版权协议的话。
我喜欢你这种slide,还有专门的backup slides,厉害，
Slides很帅。。。
哈哈正想问为什么用英文做PPT，如果不是用英文做presentation的话。怪怪的。
还有个问题，为什么不要cover letter呢？我们这里貌似没有cover letter就没人看你的简历噢。
很好的Slides，演讲应该更精采吧。
看了Slides有收获。
不错，经验之谈，听的人比较幸运。
挑个人名的刺吧,steve job --> steve jobs
我也发现了，写完就发现了，想想还是不高兴改了 :(
我蛮喜欢这个Tip: does your mom know it?
貌似最后一句话是针对fangzhiyuan的？
并非针对具体的谁。喜欢挑其他中国人的英语里面毛病的中国人其实不止一个两个。
模版哈灵:)
请问有没有演讲的录音可以下载？谢谢。
I am sure that your presentation is very useful to the students. No one ever told me all that stuff when I was younger. Luckily, I am following a not-too-common route so far. :-)
喜欢挑其他中国人的英语里面毛病的中国人其实不止一个两个
What's wrong with that? I thought you were mature enough to learn from your own mistakes.
楼上的，虚心听取意见是一回事儿，讨厌个别人过度的指手画脚是另一回事儿，尤其是那些对同胞的英语特别横挑鼻子竖挑眼的人。sorry, 不打算过多地谈论这个问题。
do you mean 'think out loud' when you say 'think loudly'? I'm sure you've already realised it.
The slides look really interesting! wish I was there!
@no offence,
说了，不希望围绕英文的词汇以及语法作讨论。坦白说，我很反感此类讨论。
事实上，“think loudly”这个用法当然是有的，而且是纯正的美国人的说法，我最初是在usability testing这块看到这个用法的，指的就是“想出声来，边想边把想的东西自言自语出来”的意思。
"think loudly"可以在很多美国人的文章中看到。一个例子是在白宫的网站(http://www.whitehouse.gov/infocus/iraq/part8.html)。这个web page中有一段文字是这样的：“Artists are free to display their works and poets are free to write. As one poet said: "For decades, we were used to watching ourselves. Now you can think with words. But to talk loudly and to think loudly takes time. Freedom needs practice, and it takes practice to be free." -- Mohammed Thamer, The Washington Post, April 22, 2003. "
我不是很确切“think out loud”和"think loudly"有什么细致的差别，但很坦白说，我认为"think loudly"用在这里是恰当的。