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I try to explain the game but I’ve never played this game. So I’m confused and acknowledged my mistake (topics)

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I want to talk Smoothly at the start of the podcast.

If you wanna study English with Netflix, I would like to suggest a movie that is called “The Intern”.

Without Engilish Script

Today I would like to speak without an English script.

1. thinking in English 2. 5W1H

# I took the TOEIC Listening and Reading in late February. The result was 380 points for Listening and 300 points for Reading, for a total of 680 points. I am a little disappointed because I was aiming for 700 points, but I am relieved that the score shows the results of my study since the previous score was in the 500s. The reason I took the TOEIC was to prove that my English skills would be useful when I was looking for a new job, and although I am not satisfied with my current score of less than 700, I will continue to study English and hope to be able to speak English in daily conversation. The area I focused on the most during this examination was grammar. I had heard that grammar leads to the highest score. In fact, it was not effective, and I realized that there is still room for further study. On the other hand, my listening score was above average, which I thought was satisfaction for me. I would like to improve my grammar, speed reading skills while maintaining the current level of listening. I will continue to do my best.

Hi it’s Lawrence from Lawrence’s English Podcast. This program is brought you by Anchor that you can easily distribute podcasts for free. I was born and raised in Tokyo. I'm in charge of computer lease contracts and maintenance and work at The accounting department. In my free time, I like watching a movies on Netflix and I publish contents such as newsletters and podcasts on topics related to blockchain and web3. At Discord, I run a community dedicated to learning about crypto, NFTs, and other technologies, and we hold monthly study sessions. Today I’m gonna talk about Speaking to yourself in English. Also, as usual, I studied about English Speaking to yourself on YouTube. The person making the video is called atsueigo. He is Japanese, but after studying at an Australian graduate school, he worked as an accountant in Australia. He is currently posting content on YouTube and other sites related to English language learning, which I find very helpful. What I found useful in this video is to learn English conversation as a template.

Hello, It's Lawrence from Lawrence’s crypto English Podcast. I was born and raised in Tokyo. I’m an office worker that is in charge of outsourced PC maintenance and lease contracts and belongs to the accounting department. In my free time, I publish content such as newsletters and podcasts on topics related to blockchain and web3. At Discord, I run a community dedicated to learning about crypto, NFT, and other technologies, and we hold monthly study sessions. I study English because I want to develop my own business in crypto and Web3. I am very excited about this industry and have great respect for Japanese people who are active in the world. I am studying English so that I can be one of them and give a little courage to the Japanese people. Today I’m gonna talk about what I learned about the reasons why I cannot speak English. I watched a movie on YouTube. this movie said that the reason you don't speak English is that you don't have many opportunities to speak English.  this is a very simple reason. but I think the reason why many Japanese cannot speak English is because of the lack of English speaking in Japanese school education. so I decided to distribute the podcast in English and started “hitorigoto”. When you speak to yourself in English, you can speak freely what you want to say without worrying about the other person's reaction. Even if you did not speak well, you can say it again. By continuing in this way, I think you will be able to say what you want to say naturally even when you are in a conversation with other people. ok, That’s all for today. thanks for listening. bye bye

It has been a while. Today I would like to give you a status report. This past Monday, I was happily approached by the owner of a web3startup that I respect and admire, and I was able to conduct an interview that lasted about two hours. I hope you will check stand.fm and my blog for more detailed information. I never thought I would be able to talk to a startup manager, so it was a very valuable experience for me. From now on, I would like to hone my skills and be more proactive. I will continue to do my best.