

I’ve tried to memorize conversations from a book since this summer.
Actually, the book is aimed to help memorize English words,
which is called “Vocabulary book”, but it also includes conversations.
The number of the skits is 200! Of course, the sound is recorded on the enclosed CD.
I hate to memorize words because it is extremely dull and boring.
So I decided to memorize the conversation instead of words.
It must be more practical and it might be useful for leaning to speak.
I don’t know if I can say the project has been running smoothly,
but I've almost completed 50. I really enjoy learning new expressions.
However, I don’t know why it doesn’t make visible progress while making a conversation.
When I talk about random stuff with English native speaker,
it would be best if I could use the expressions I learned from the book.
If I can’t use the things I learned, it would end up being a exercise only for memorizing.
Maybe I shouldn’t be satisfied that I memorize the contents.
I realize that I should practice speaking
as if “I” am talking in there even though the conversation had been already made up.
The most important thing is how involved you are in the conversation when you practice speaking.
Although it is said that mimicking practice could make you a bit embarrassed.
However, this is not the case for me.
Nobody can hear me mimic as long as the window on my neighbor's side is closed.
I will enjoy mimicking, too.