이보영 - 영어를 공부하게 된 계기, 우리 아이 영어 교육, 영어잡담 시작하는 방
24 Dec 2019 · 2 min
Lee Bo Young, an English teacher and author, talks about why she started learning English, how to teach your kids the language, and how to get better at casual English conversation. She shares practical advice for parents and tips for improving small talk skills.
Hey, everyone, it's Josh here. And today's guest is Lee Bo Young. She's been on EBS, lots of TV, radio programs, and she's published more than 180 books. Wow, that's a lot of books. And we had a really fun conversation. We talked for about 30 minutes, and I don't think she shared this anywhere else. I think it would be really interesting for you to find out what motivated her to learn English in the first place. And we also shared some advice for parents, parents who want to teach English to their children. I hope you enjoyed this conversation as much as I did. And here I present you, Lee Bo Young. So she's. She was on ebs. She's been a very influential English teacher. Oh, my God. So she is a phenomenal, phenomenal teacher. And I'm very honored to have her here.
There. Believe it or not, I used to be the shyest kid ever. Really? I like. I am. I am Korean. I am a koi. I am a student. I am 10 years old. I am your fan. I like. I like you more. I like your family. I like your country. I like your songs. Fan club. This is a book. Is this. Yes, it is. Is this your school? Yes, this is my school. Thank you. Those were the days. That was quite a meaningful experience for me.
Yeah. Yeah. And I mean, like, it all came by, I guess you could say, a happy accident.
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You won't believe what happened to Dan. He finally got a job at abc. He finally got a job. Like you won't believe what happened to Dan.
But you heard about Daniel, right? You won't believe it. What would you like to have? I'd like to have toast. What would you like to have? Do you want some toast or cereal? Do you want A or B?
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This is a very good start speaking. I love how positive she is. She pleases everyone. He's so kind. I love how positive she is.
She's so positive. She is positive. I find her so positive. I love it when she's around there.
Today. In my experience, it's your experience or in my opinion, corn tortillas are bad. Corn tortilla is a bad flour tortilla. Corn tortilla. Flour tortillas are terrible. So I love how positive she is. Okay. And the third sentence. I need to get going. I have some errands to run. I love this one. I need to get going. Okay. I need to get going. I have some errands to run. Some errands.
I need to get going. I need to get going.
Well, anyway, so if you want to get better at small talks, grab this book, small Talk. Thank you so much for coming to our Splash English show today. Last advice for people who are watching this video.
So then you're in the wrong business. Hepaya.
I'm gonna add something to that. Of course. You know, like continuous self improvement. Right? I love that.
I love that.
Thank you so much.
Pleasure is all mine, really.
Okay.