ああ、実際に話してみるとありそうだな。他にも知っている単語なのに聞き取れないとか、動画のこの一部分だけ何度見てもわからないとかね。それもめっちゃありそう。あと簡単な文は作れても長くなるとつまるとかもありそう。そうだね。でもさ、ここまでほとんど文法とか単語帳の勉強してないよね。本当に大丈夫?そこが今回一番大事なところなんだ。英語に触れてきたからこそ今の自分に何が足りないのかが見えてきたでしょ?確かに。まあ、より具体的にわかる気がする。そう、最初からなんとなく全部勉強するより困ったことが出てきたらその部分を勉強する方がずっと効率
Ah, that seems likely when you actually try speaking. Also things like not catching words you know, or not understanding just this one part of a video no matter how many times you watch it. That totally happens too. And like being able to make simple sentences but getting stuck when they get longer. Right. But hey, up to this point we've barely studied grammar or vocabulary books. Is it really okay? That's the most important point this time. It's because you've been exposed to English that you can now see what's missing in you, right? True. Well, I feel like I understand it more concretely. Yes, rather than vaguely studying everything from the start, it's much more efficient to study the parts you have trouble with once problems come up.