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英語で考える脳を作る究極の英語学習法を提供。いくら勉強しても日本語で考えているうちは英語は使える様にはなりません。あなたの日本語を頭から消し去り少しずづ英語で考え、表現できるようになる脳開発をします。年齢に関係なく出来るトレーニングで、読む力、話す力、聞く力を伸ばしていきましょう!

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Skype Exercise 1 Power up vocabularies

Skype Exercise 1 : Power up your vocabularies 

In this section, you will learn how to increase your English vocabularies in an effective way. Many of you learned English vocabularies with Japanese description, and you have memorized the meaning of English vocabularies by Japanese. I personally do not deny this approach, however, it is questionable that you could use those memorized words and idioms in a second when you really need. We knew for the fact that you know them, but you would not be able to use them.

Why? Stop reading the text and spend a few minutes to think why you would not be able to use them when you really need during a meeting, a telephone conversation or a socializing situation.

The answer is quite simple. It is because you did not learn them in English. Imagine the data stored in files in your laptop machine. You would probably to put frequently used files on desktop or in any folder which has a short cut, where you can easily access from. And you will store old unnecessary data files in different folders which is less frequently used, or otherwise you delete the file itself.

The human brain works exactly same way when you memorize something. Once your English has been studied in Japanese, your brain put them in the file which is not frequently used. It requires the extra time to find the information, and it is quite simple that you can imagine this is the direct cause that you would not be able to catch up with the speed of English conversation when you converse with foreigners. In order to use English terms and idioms in a timely manner, you need to relocate your folder which stored words memorized in Japanese into desktop screen and rewrite by English.

I will introduce the special and unique training named “Power Image Training” in order to connect your synapses and build vocabulary powers in English, not Japanese. For instance, think about the case that you see the term “deteriorate” in your tango-cho, and you want to memorize it. Your tango-cho indicates the Japanese meaning. That is fine. But, before you go on to the next words, I wants to suggest you to do following mental exercise with me.

a. Think of any ENGLISH words which is linked or imagined from the verb “deteriorate”. Try to think of any terms at least above fifteen. e.g., decay, relationship, economy, Japanese education, Japanese politics, global environment, customer relationship, ability, the checking function, finance, budget, plan, digestive function, malfunction, recession, deflation, ED, sexual desire, my schedule, structure, strategies, business plan…etc

This exercise will help you to put the term deteriorate onto the folder which is located in your desktop screen of your brain. Why?  Because those imaged terms are already on desktop. In other words, you can imagine some words, which automatically and successfully put new words on the desktop-you can use them anytime thereafter.

b. Next, you will use the term deteriorate and do sentence creation. e.g., The economy of Japan is now deteriorating. My liver function is now deteriorating due to excessive alcohol consumption. Our business relationship is deteriorated because of misunderstanding.

c. I let you to do this exercise for 20 words at once, and do roll plays to check whether or not those terms are really stored in the “frequently used” folders in your brain.


The empirical evidence shows that this exercise is very powerful and you can build up your English skills drastically during a very short period of time. The most essential part of this training is to practice with me who can teach you how to pronounce them. Through the training a to c, the I will give you hint how to pronounce them accurately.
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