怎樣說英語更自信

　　講話沒底氣、想法太悲觀、做事總是疑心重重……各種不自信的感受有木有困擾你?英語里有這么幾個詞，如果你經(jīng)常把它們掛在嘴邊，現(xiàn)在可以考慮把它們統(tǒng)統(tǒng)甩掉啦!因為它們正悄悄地吞噬著你的自信心!下面就隨小編一起看看吧!

　　1. Might

　　I might take the college entrance test.

　　我或許會參加高考。

　　I might fail.

　　我可能考不上。

　　I might just forget about college.

　　上大學(xué)這件事兒我還是別想了。

　　工作計劃、學(xué)習(xí)安排、還有未來的打算，但凡跟might這個詞扯上關(guān)系，八成你是實現(xiàn)不了了。因為might正好透露了你沒目標(biāo)、沒方向，或者壓根就不在乎的小心思�？孔V一點的做法是直截了當(dāng)?shù)卣fYes或No。就算不太肯定，用maybe也行啊~ 只是別忘了給個最后期限，這樣才顯得自信有擔(dān)當(dāng)!

　　Might is an ambivalent word that shows a lack of intention and direction. Using might on your weekly planning, daily to-do lists, or in response to others’ requests could result in tasks left undone. That’s precisely because in your thoughts and speech, you don’t appear to care either way. Go for a YES or NO. If you are not sure about whether or not to do a task, think “maybe” but give it a deadline and convert soon to a YES or NO. It’s not about saying yes all the time; it’s about making a decision either way. You move from not confident to decisive.

　　2. Won’t

　　It won’t work.

　　這樣行不通。

　　I won’t be able to do that.

　　這個我做不來。

　　失敗主義者最愛won't這個詞。凡事還沒開始做，就先把過去的某些經(jīng)歷搬出來，認(rèn)為這回也一定不行。別總想著失敗啦!成功都是嘗試出來的!你可以說“That could work.(這個可能行。)” 或者 “Yes, I think I can do that. (是的，我想我可以。)” 要不了多久，你就會成為一個善于思考又自信的人。

　　Won’t is a defeatist word that assumes failure in a race even before the first step is taken. People who think and say this word often base their negative thinking on a couple of past experiences. When you conclude in your mind that a process, a project, or you will fail, that is exactly what will happen. Open your belief to the real probability of success with, “That could work” or, “Yes, I think I can do that.” As you become more optimistic, good results will start happening to move you from not confident to positive thinker.

　　3. Usually

　　This is usually the way we do it.

　　我們通常都是這樣做的。

　　I usually work better solo.

　　我通常喜歡單干。

　　Usually是保守派的口頭禪，它不僅能抹殺掉各種美好的可能，還可以為自己的懶惰找到合理的借口。別再躲避生活中的變化啦!你可以說：“We can try another way.(我們可以試試另一種方法。)” 或者“ I will take a chance working with this team.(我想試試和這個團(tuán)隊一起合作。)” 之后，你就等著被自己強大的適應(yīng)力和各種的新發(fā)現(xiàn)驚呆吧!

　　Usually is a status quo-type of word that accepts things as they are. Things are just that way, end of story. It’s a word that closes the door to finding newer, better ways of doing things. It’s sometimes used to justify laziness. Instead, think of alternatives, options, and new things. Be willing to think and say “We can try another way” or “I will take a chance working with this team,” and get ready to be surprised by your adaptability and other new discoveries. As new things become usual to you, your experience and expertise grows. And so does your confidence.

　　4. Suspect

　　I suspect there will be a company takeover.

　　我懷疑公司要被收購了。

　　I suspect there is a catch to their proposal offer.

　　我懷疑他們的提議另有隱情。

　　重重的疑慮只會讓人心生不安，還會影響到你的人際關(guān)系。快快把疑慮從你的言談中抹掉吧!勇敢接受你所看到的，好好想想怎樣交涉更有效。

　　Unlike the previous words, which mostly affects the speaker, suspect brings a shadow of suspicion on another person’s motive and sows intrigue and fear in others. Verbalizing your negative thinking contaminates those around you. It causes low morale and an air of distrust that affects relationships and productivity. Drop suspect altogether from your thoughts and speech. Stop judging, accept news and gestures at face value, and improve your interpersonal skills.

　　5. Impossible

　　That’s impossible; it has never been done.

　　這不可能，這事兒沒人干成過。

　　It’s impossible for me to work with [fill in person, task, or department].

　　讓我(跟某人或某個部門合作)、(完成某件工作)，那不可能!

　　當(dāng)你奮不顧身地提高了嗓門大喊一聲“Impossible”時，一扇通往成功的大門砰地一聲關(guān)上了。Impossible這個詞集悲觀與守舊兩種負(fù)能量于一身，時時刻刻幫你繞開各種可能。想改變自己的小伙伴們，不如讓你的話里多些possible，從“not possible”開始，到“could be possible(或許行)”，再到“Yes, it can be done!(是的，這可以做到!)” 你將會有不同的感受。

　　Impossible combines the defeatism of won’t and the status quo of usually to firmly lock the door to new successes. The danger is in the passion you use when you say the word, often with a raised voice and a strong hand gesture. The stronger the feeling that is attached to a word, the surer and sooner it will manifest. As you continue to use impossible in your thoughts and words, you will notice less positive things happening in your life. From not confident, you could drop to outright fearful. Throw out impossible from your vocabulary. Shift to “not possible” and then to “could be possible” and finally to “Yes, it can be done!”

　　6. Worried

　　I’m worried about my presentation.

　　我擔(dān)心我的演講。

　　I’m worried the client will not be satisfied.

　　我怕客戶不滿意。

　　很多的擔(dān)心害怕都來自不自信。擔(dān)心中間出狀況，害怕結(jié)果不理想——這些只能讓你的精力都集中在負(fù)面的假設(shè)中，而無暇顧及當(dāng)下的事情。如果你無法往好的地方想，那么就全力以赴做好手頭的事情吧!

　　Worried is the reason people are not confident. Being worried comes from imagining a bad or worst case scenario. Its two components are (1) thinking ahead and (2) fearing a negative outcome. When you find yourself thinking ahead to the day of your presentation or project submission, summon a positive image of a supportive audience and an impressed client. Smile, hear the audience applauding, and feel the firm handshake of your happy client. If you are unable to imagine a positive image, then focus only on the present moment as you complete the project and prepare for the presentation.

　　7. Confused

　　I’m confused about my team leader’s work expectations.

　　我搞不懂領(lǐng)導(dǎo)想做什么。

　　I’m confused if he wants to seriously continue this relationship.

　　我就納了悶兒了，他到底想不想認(rèn)真地繼續(xù)這段關(guān)系?

　　模棱兩可的狀況和不戰(zhàn)而敗的態(tài)度總會讓人困惑不已。不明確工作目標(biāo)，你如何知道下一步該做什么?不清楚自己在一段關(guān)系中位置，又怎能知道內(nèi)心是否堅定?逃避掉種種問題，最后就只剩下一聲confused。最好的辦法就是先搞清狀況，之后自信滿滿地做你該做的事。

　　Sometimes, a confusing situation is to be blamed for the ambivalence of might and the defeatist attitude of won’t. If you don’t know what your work objective is, you won’t be able to take steps to get there. If you don’t know how you stand in a relationship, you won’t know how committed you can be. Get yourself out of the confusion to a place of clear understanding by speaking to your team leader or your significant other. Ask clear, direct questions. Explain you want to understand their expectations so you can act accordingly, from not confident to sure of yourself.

　　8. Need

　　I need to buy expensive suits before I go to any job interview.

　　去面試前，我得買件貴點兒的西裝。

　　I need to be sure there is no risk of getting turned down before I ask her out.

　　約她出來前，我得確保她不會拒絕我。

　　Need這個詞就是夢想的終結(jié)者，它只會讓人不斷拖延想做的事，并且為失敗尋找借口。失敗了還可以繼續(xù)再戰(zhàn)，何必考慮那許多沒用的條件?有時過程比結(jié)果更重要。當(dāng)你不再糾結(jié)于結(jié)果時，你會發(fā)現(xiàn)其實你并不需要那么多的條件。

　　Need acts like a stalling tactic and a justification for failing. It’s also a dream stopper. It’s you setting up conditions—which are often unnecessary—for you to succeed. It’s better to try and fail, than to fail to try. The experience of engaging in an action or a relationship is far more important than the result. When you are not too attached to the results, you actually don’t need much to start.

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