English Narration
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Too much input, too little output.
It’s hard to see your path.
Your learning doesn’t get any easier.
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Empatheme can help you practice what you learn.
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It helps you output what you input, input what you output, continuously and constantly.
Learning is making connections through the interactions.
You can maximize your interactions with 2-second voices.
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Here’s a statistic of the spoken word frequencies in a million-word corpus.
The first 100 words account for 65%, while half a million words occur once.
How many times you use a word is hugely disproportionate.
The essence of language is connection.
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Here’s a conversation from a movie.
（How big is the universe?）（Infinite.）
（How do you know for sure?）
（I don’t. I just believe it.）
（It’s the same with love, I guess.）
Most speeches in a conversation are shorter than 2 seconds.
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Learning is making connections through the interactions.
You connect the sounds, the words, the images to yourself.
You connect yourself with others you interact with.
You can maximize your interactions with two-second voices.
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Empatheme guides your practice every day.
A Seed is a unit of practice.
It’s an expression you can say in a breath or two seconds, the visualized line of sounds made for dialogue.
Native English speakers give you a sample of each seed.
(What have you been up to?) (Native Speaker R)
(What have you been up to?) (Practitioner K)
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(What have you been up to?) (Practitioner K)
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(What have you been up to?) (Practitioner K)
(What have you been up to?) (Tutor M)
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Empatheme accompanies you all the way with feedback and personalized advice.
So you can consistently grow the number of connections, output what you inputs, every day.
Join Empatheme and maximize your practice!