After all, when you are on stage and your presentation is unexpectedly skipped, you need to have the English language skills to immediately say, âWait a minute, you skipped my presentation,â and no amount of preparation for your presentation can replace that skill!
When I unexpectedly had to improvise and introduce myself, I introduced myself as âtranslatorâ and then thought, âNo, the translator is Mr. Yamagata,â and tried to rephrase it as âthe leader of the Japanese translation team. I tried to change it to âleader of the Japanese translation team,â but it got mixed up.
Need to be able to communicate in English while thinking about what to do when some unexpected problem arises. How can this ability be developed? No, I donât think this is the same as English proficiency.
- Simple English to the extent of âsorry, you forgot my presentation
- I wish I could have said this immediately and at the right time when it came time to say, âWell, letâs do QA.
In that sense, Iâm not giving you a perfect score for being able to raise your hand after youâve gone into a QA session and say, âI got skipped over, but Iâll put it on YouTube later,â but is it âdoneâ to some extent?
What was missing was the ability to interrupt the situation in real time.
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How to train
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Mountain climbing, huh?
- After all, it means âboldness.â
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