Acquire real English
Specializing in speaking
English conversation school
Ritz English School
by by Huro Academy
WE'RE THE ENGLISH GUIDE FOR YOU
Huro Universal Speaking Method
& Brain Storming Speaking Activity
How to solve "English troubles"?
HURO & RITZ The concept of "How can you speak English freely and smoothly?" "It is that it should be in the" English of life shall not forget "the fact that. In a normal school, when the level of English goes up, a business course is recommended, but more important than that is how to translate what you think into English as it is.
At RITZ, lessons are conducted using the "original method that was originally researched and developed" that is common to all lessons. It's all about helping students achieve their goal of "really speaking English ." Instead of "I want to be able to speak English", "I will be able to speak!" "It is!
In order to learn English for Japanese people, I thoroughly studied English from all fields, including linguistics. In conventional school education and English conversation schools, we investigated the cause of "why did you not learn English?", Discovered "the answer to" universal grammar "that is the essence of language" , and " learning English is optimal. We have developed a method that can be realized in the shortest time. There is a clear reason why Japanese people are not good at English, and the "solution" is in RITZ. If you learn English with "correct structure and theory", you will be able to learn and improve in a short period of time.
Another feature of this method is that you can acquire "Unforgettable English" by learning the basics of English through the "correct learning process". Even if you study abroad, if you forget English when you return to Japan, it is difficult to form the foundation of the English language field because you only learn English with phrases or unconsciously imitate it. In order to solve the fundamental problem, we will "systematize for speaking" with the structure and theory of true English, and learn to make sure that each one is firmly fixed in memory.
At RITZ, the more you speak, the more you will definitely learn English! !!
RITZでは喋れば喋る程、英語が必ず身に付きます！
RITZのレッスンでは『 自分のペース 』で英語が話せます。
（ネイティブの会話ペースが基準ではありません）
『 世界初のアクティブラーニング の進化版 』
近日中に無料で『 メソッド 』を公開します！！
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01 01 What is the way to be able to speak English?
First of all, to know "the mechanism of English" and "the solution to English".
Why are Japanese people so bad at English?
1. Difference in word order between English and Japanese
If you change your perspective, you won't have to worry about the English word order!
When you think about it, it's natural, but in Japanese, most people start speaking from the "object".
"I will go home." Even in a sentence like this, I don't think there are many people who start speaking from "I will go home." In Japanese. Most people start talking from the object, "I 'm going home," and often don't have the sense of "mood." This is a phrase peculiar to Japanese. On the contrary, in English, "subject and mood" is very important. There is a big difference between Japanese and English, where the close relationship between the two is often omitted and you start speaking from the object.
If you are worried about English, just knowing "the true role and usage of the mood" will greatly improve your English! At the school, those who couldn't keep the basic English wording were recognized by the natives just by taking the lesson of "auxiliary verbs", and were selected to "present in front of the natives overseas in two months". There are even some people.
2. Differences in feeling between English and Japanese
It may seem surprising, but the senses of Japanese and English are very close to each other as "language" and "how to use the language field (brain)". If you can overcome only the "alphabet" and the "difference in word order" in English, you will be able to speak English smoothly as if you were thinking of Japanese.
However, if you are not familiar with the "true sense of English" and leave the English as it is in the Japanese translation, it often does not make sense. If you get too caught up in "the sense of Japanese and what you have learned at school", it will take time to start understanding English. For example, it is written in textbooks and books,
When asked about the probability of the expression "maybe" by a Japanese English teacher, some people say "30% or 50%".
On the contrary, when I ask a native teacher, it says about "80%". What on earth is this deviation?
This is derived from the image of the word "maybe" translated directly into Japanese.
It's a big mistake. Furthermore, even if you ask a native teacher, you will end up saying "It's up tp you." Then, isn't it still unclear after all?
Learning "the true sense and theory of English" will change your English world!
3. Wrong English education in Japan and recognition of vague expressions
Considering that "you will really be able to speak English", the system of English education in Japan is fundamentally wrong. Because how many people will be able to speak English after taking English classes up to high school?
This does not mean that Japanese people are not good at English, but that there is no "method for becoming able to speak".
Little known, but "I am "Three major meanings" that are used in addition to the meaning of the present progressive tense in "the present progressive tense in Japanese" using "be ~ ing" such as "doing." And "He is coming." "there is. * It does not include gerunds or participatory syntax. * The main usage of "He is coming." Is not currently in progress.
Furthermore, even authentic linguists may not understand the essence of English. It is no exaggeration to say that it is the " biggest bottleneck in Japanese learning English." For example, suppose a native says "You will understand." It is often translated in Japanese grammar books as "you will understand." The definition of how to use this "will" is explained as "future" both overseas and in Japan. It's not a mistake (strictly speaking, it's a big mistake), but it's a very, very big "pitfall" . This is the reason why Japanese people are not good at English.
How to read English is important! Although it or not listed as "intention" if you look at the, such as other grammar books, so I think you can understand the "true sense of the nuance that you want this definition and the native is reportedly"?
What is important about these is that if you do not know even one of the " theories and definitions that are the basis of English", you will not be able to understand "how the natives really speak", and you will be able to "speak English" yourself. The anxiety of "how can I speak?" Is always left unresolved, and it becomes a factor that makes me reluctant to speak.
However, each of these expressions has a firm rule and an accurate explanation. It is a definition that any Japanese can definitely understand easily. There's nothing you can't understand with the RITZ method!
02 02 The important thing is "what is important and what is omitted?"
1. How to learn English for speaking
Actually, the English you learn in junior high school and high school is a study as knowledge, and you cannot speak it. Right now, it's gradually changing, but I have to say it's still incomplete.
English has a different word order from Japanese, so it's very difficult to get used to assembling documents in your head. Similarly, when listening, it is difficult to be able to instantly judge the unfamiliar word order.
It is not just a matter of mastering grammar from the basics, but it is necessary to convince yourself of each phrase and acquire it.
The most important thing in learning English is to understand and acquire each of these with the "correct expression method". The construction of English begins with applying this basic affirmative sentence to "negative form", "past tense", "question form", and so on. If you have a wrong sense of the basics, you will not be able to understand English as you wish.
For example, the expression that starts with "I would like to ~" is said to be "polite", but since the way it is used is different, if you think it is "polite" and use it in a hotel, etc. Sometimes it has the opposite effect.
The real usage is a conservative expression with a weakened "want to". Since "want to" is an expression used for "requests and desires" that you want to do, do you really need to say "modestly" when you have a problem with a hotel room and want to change it? Perhaps it may make it difficult to pass the request overseas.
2. Importance of forming the English language field
In English, each and every convincing sense leads to the establishment of a fundamental memory, and the accumulation of these leads to the formation of a language field. Memorizing words and phrases does not form a language field!
If you haven't applied the basics, you will need to convert from Japanese to English in your brain each time. The same applies when listening, and it is necessary to convert from "English to Japanese". Wouldn't it be a lot of work to think that you have to keep doing this when you speak English?
By the way, when you speak Japanese, you can speak Japanese smoothly without thinking deeply, right? If you can feel that feeling even a little in English, it is proof that you have "formed the language field of English".
The most important thing in learning English is to acquire the "correct expression method" of English with a different word order and apply it correctly to the "negative form", "past tense" and "question form". The result is the formation of an English language field, which enables immediate output (speaking) and input (listening) .