41- Why the Biggest Losers Are the Most Successful When It Comes to Learning Eng |||losers||||achieving goals|||||| |||負け犬|||||||||| |||loser|||||||||| 41- لماذا أكبر الخاسرين هم الأكثر نجاحًا عندما يتعلق الأمر بتعلم م 41- Warum die größten Verlierer am erfolgreichsten sind, wenn es darum geht, Eng zu lernen 41- Por qué los grandes perdedores son los que más éxito tienen a la hora de aprender Eng 41- Pourquoi les plus grands perdants sont ceux qui réussissent le mieux lorsqu'il s'agit d'apprendre l'anglais 41- Perché i più grandi perdenti hanno più successo quando si tratta di imparare l'ing. 41- なぜ大負けした人が最も成功するのか？ 41- 학습에 있어 가장 큰 패자가 가장 성공적인 이유를 알아보세요. 41- Dlaczego najwięksi przegrani odnoszą największe sukcesy w nauce inż. 41- Porque é que os maiores perdedores são os mais bem sucedidos quando se trata de aprender Eng 41- Почему самые большие неудачники добиваются наибольшего успеха в изучении английского языка 41- Neden En Çok Kaybedenler Öğrenme Konusunda En Başarılı Olanlardır? 41-为什么在学习英语方面最大的失败者是最成功的 41-為什麼在學習英語方面最大的失敗者是最成功的 41-為什麼在學習英語方面最大的失敗者是最成功的

Lindsay:This is an All Ears English Podcast, Episode 41: Deep Thoughts Thursday, Lindsay：這是一個全耳英語播客，第 41 集：星期四的深思熟慮，

“Why the Biggest Losers Are the Most Successful When It Comes to Learning English.” |||失败者|||||||||| ||最大の||||||||||| “為什麼在學習英語方面最大的失敗者是最成功的。”

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Gabby: Welcome to the All Ears English Podcast, where you'll finally get real, native English conversation. Now here are your hosts, Lindsay McMahon, the ‘English Adventurer' and Gabby Wallace, the ‘Language Angel,' coming to you from Boston, Massachusetts, USA.

Lindsay: In today's episode, you'll learn why it's necessary or crucial to have a high failure rate as an English learner. ||||||||||至关重要||||||失败率|||| Lindsay：在今天的節目中，您將了解為什麼作為英語學習者，高失敗率是必要或至關重要的。

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Gabby: Over 100,000 downloads. ||ダウンロード数 Gabby：下載量超過 10 萬次。 Lindsay, can you believe it?

Lindsay: Seriously amazing. 林賽：真的太棒了。 So this podcast is, is just really rocking it. |||||||rocking| 所以這個播客真的很震撼。

Gabby: Yeah. And I am so happy. I'm looking at our reviews, (uh) ratings and ||||||评分| 我正在查看我們的評論、（呃）評級以及

reviews on iTunes and I see we have a, a several, several five star reviews ||||||||||||||评论 iTunes 上的評論，我看到我們有一個、幾個、幾個五星級評論

and I just wanna (want to) thank those of you who have taken the time to review our podcast because we really need these ratings and reviews to (uh) stay in iTunes and, and keep our podcasts going, so please, please, please, if you're listening and you enjoy the podcast or if you don't enjoy the podcast, still give us a review. 我只是想（想要）感謝那些花時間評論我們播客的人，因為我們真的需要這些評級和評論才能（呃）留在 iTunes 中，並讓我們的播客繼續發展，所以拜託，拜託，拜託，如果您正在收聽並且喜歡該播客，或者如果您不喜歡該播客，請仍然給我們評論。

Lindsay: Absolutely. And we wanna (want to) say “Thank you” specifically to dalong song, (uh), we wanna (want to) say “Thank you” to SemyonS, (uh), K-shan the Ajitam and AlameaGabby: Liwen Yang. ||||||||||ダロンさん|||||||||||セミョンS|||K-シャン||アジタム||アラメアギャビー|リウェン・ヤン|楊さん ||||||||||Dalong|||||||||||||||||||| 我們想（想）特別對大龍歌曲說“謝謝”，（呃），我們想（想）對SemyonS，（呃），K-shan the Ajitam 和 AlameaGabby：Liwen Yang 說“謝謝”。

Lindsay: Liwen Yang. 林賽：楊麗文。 Thanks so much. And…

Gabby: Asif Van |アシフ・ヴァン|

Lindsay: (Uh-huh). Froggy1947 and I also wanna (want to) say “Thank you” to HSu who's over on Stitcher. フロッギー1947|||||||||||HSuさん||||スティッチャー Froggy1947 和我也想對在 Stitcher 上的 HSu 說「謝謝」。 “Thank you so much for listening and thank you so much for that review over on Stitcher. 「非常感謝您的收聽，也非常感謝您對 Stitcher 的評論。 Really appreciate that.”Gabby: Fabian Boer. ||||ファビアン|ファビアン・ブーア 真的很感激。」蓋比：法比安波爾。

Lindsay: Mm-hm. So anyways, please guys, if you have a chance today, please go ahead, on over to iTunes or Stitcher and leave a review. |总之||||||||||||||||||||| |とにかく||||||||||||||||||||| 所以無論如何，各位，如果今天有機會，請繼續前往 iTunes 或 Stitcher 並留下評論。 It's only gonna (going to) take you a few minutes and you don't even know how helpful it will be for us. |||||||||||あなた||||どれほど|||||| 這只會花費您幾分鐘的時間，您甚至不知道這對我們有多大幫助。

Gabby: Yeah, we really appreciate it. 加比：是的，我們真的很感激。

Lindsay: Thank you.

Gabby: Thanks guys. All right so today for our, for Thursday, (um), we have a quote and we'd like to kind of play a guessing game with you guys, so we're gonna (going to) share the quote with you and we'd like you to think ‘who said it? Très bien donc aujourd'hui pour notre, pour jeudi, (euh), nous avons une citation et nous aimerions en quelque sorte jouer à un jeu de devinettes avec vous les gars, donc nous allons (allons) partager la citation avec vous et nous 'aimerais que vous pensiez 'qui l'a dit? 好吧，今天，星期四，（嗯），我們有一個報價，我們想和你們玩一個猜謎遊戲，所以我們將（將）與你們分享這個報價，我們希望你想想'這句話是誰說的？ 'Lindsay: Yeah.

Gabby: Who said it?

Right.

So let me start by reading the quote, “I've missed more than 9,000 shots in my career. 讓我先讀這句話：「在我的職業生涯中，我投丟了超過 9,000 次投籃。 I've lost almost 300 games, 26 times I've been trusted to take the game winning shot and missed. |||比赛||||被信任||||||投篮|| |||||||信頼された|||||||| J'ai perdu près de 300 matchs, 26 fois on m'a fait confiance pour prendre le coup gagnant et raté. 我已經輸掉了近 300 場比賽，其中有 26 場我被信任能夠投出致勝一球，但都錯失了。 I failed over and over and over again in my life.” Can you imagine what kind of loser this is? |||||||||||||||||失败者|| 我一生中一次又一次地失敗。”你能想像這是一個什麼樣的失敗者嗎？

Gabby: He's failed so many times. 蓋比：他失敗過很多次了。

Lindsay: He's a loser. 林賽：他是個失敗者。

Gabby: That's crazy. 蓋比：這太瘋狂了。 9,000 shots he's missed. 他有 9,000 次投籃不中。

Lindsay: But let me finish the quote. Lindsay：但是讓我把這句話說完。 The final line of the quote is “And that is why I succeed.”Gabby: Interesting. ||||||||||||成功する|| 引文的最後一行是「這就是我成功的原因。」蓋比：有趣。

Lindsay: So who is it?

Gabby: Michael Jordan.

Lindsay: Amazing.

Gabby: One of the greatest players ever. |||||球员| Gabby|||||| Gabby：有史以來最偉大的球員之一。

Lindsay: Yeah.

Absolutely.

This guy's a legend. |||传奇人物 這傢伙是個傳奇。 A legend in basketball. |||篮球界 籃球界的傳奇人物。

Gabby: And you know, we're talking about numbers. 加比：你知道，我們在談論數字。 I mean these are high numbers of failures and he has a significant number of successes, but, but why do you think these numbers are so big with the failures, because he's tried so many times. |||||||失败|||||显著的|||成功|||||||||||||||||||| |||||||||||||||成功例|||||||||||||||||||| 我的意思是，這些都是大量的失敗，而他也有大量的成功，但是，但是，為什麼你認為這些失敗的數字如此之大，因為他已經嘗試了很多次。 He's, he's tried to make that many shots, that he's actually missed 9,000. 他嘗試了那麼多投籃，但實際上卻投丟了 9,000 個。 (I mean) can you imagine how many he's made. （我的意思是）你能想像他賺了多少。

Lindsay: Exactly. He's been playing for so long, been trying for so long. 他玩了這麼久，試了這麼久。

Gabby: Right.

Right.

So this reminds me of, of another, just very short quote that, |これが|||||||||| 所以這讓我想起了另一段非常簡短的引言，

(you know), “Every ‘no' gets you closer to a ‘yes'.” (vous savez), "Chaque 'non' vous rapproche d'un 'oui'." （你知道），“每一個‘不’都會讓你更接近‘是’。”

Lindsay: Sure. Absolutely.

Gabby: Right.

Lindsay: And you can consider a mistake a ‘no' for example. ||||视为|||||| Lindsay：例如，你可以將錯誤視為「不」。

Gabby: Right.

Lindsay: Right? In your English, when it comes to English, so what we want you guys to remember is to just be constantly going out there, putting yourself on the line, taking chances and practicing. ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||机会|| 在你的英語中，當談到英語時，我們希望你們記住的是不斷地走出去，讓自己處於危險之中，抓住機會並練習。

Gabby: Today is a great day to make a mistake. 蓋比：今天是個犯錯的好日子。

Lindsay: I love that one too. 林賽：我也喜歡那個。

Gabby: Yeah. Great. Yeah so just remember, you guys are doing a great job whether it's a mistake or success. 是的，所以請記住，無論是錯誤還是成功，你們都做得很好。 Just keep getting out there and using your English. ただ|||||||| 只要繼續走出去並使用你的英語即可。

Lindsay: All right. Thanks guys.

Gabby: Thank you.

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Gabby: Hey Lindsay. So I've heard some of your students have been using the premium transcripts for this podcast. Tell me about that.

Lindsay: Yeah.

(You know) this podcast is just, is fantastic if you wanna (want to) have some fun and you wanna (want to) learn a little bit, you wanna (want to) get a little bit of motivation for your English. But (you know) my students are actually really, really serious about improving and I'm, I'm excited about that. That's why I'm working with them. And so, so for them, the way for them to actually really improve is to use the premium transcripts. So we've been using those in class together (um) and they've been able to learn a ton.

Gabby: Yeah. Actually my students, too, (uh) they read the transcripts. You can

read them out loud. You can do (um) some shadowing with the transcripts as well. You can look up vocabulary. You can do a lot of things. I don't want to go on and on, but the premium transcripts are super helpful and we want to encourage those of you who are serious about improving your English this New Year to try them out. |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||それらを試して| You can find them at allearsenglish.com/conversations.

All right. So please check it out. Thanks guys.

Gabby: Thank you.

Lindsay: Thanks for listening to the All Ears English Podcast. We're here to help you learn English and you can help us by leaving a five star review on iTunes. See you next time!