Magical English Transcription 1 - A Time of Comfort

Day 001 Peace of Mind - Maha Ghosananda & Dalai Lama
Day 002 Mistakes are proof that you've tried - James Joyce & Konrad Adenauer
Day 003 The Price of Love - Erich Fromm & Elizabeth II
Day 004 The Power of Praise - Ralph Waldo Emerson & Mark Twain
Day 005 Emotions are like waves - Aristotle & Jonathan Mortensson
Day 006: Giving Wings to Stress - Hans Seyeh & Terry Guillemetz
Day 007: Constant Change - Winston Churchill & Buddha
Day 008 Unplugging for a Moment - Anne Lamott & Robin Sharma
Day 009 Music Takes Us to the Higher Worlds - Billy Joel & Olive Sax
Day 010 The Pleasure of a Certain Amount of Pain - Friedrich Nietzsche & Marcel Proust
Day 011 Emotions Are Sometimes Unreliable - Dalai Lama & Franz Kafka
Day 012 In Search of a Mentor - Sean Hitchcock & Amy Poyler
Day 013 A Word of Kindness - Mother Teresa & Oprah Winfrey
Day 014 Rather than reacting immediately - Viktor Frankl & Blaise Pascal
Day 015 The Smile Effect - Leonard Nimoy & William Anderson
Day 016 Enjoy the Moment - John Lennon & Vivienne Green
Day 017 If I Had... - Mark Twain & Lewis Carroll
Day 018: Believe in Myself - Eleanor Roosevelt & Wayne Dyer
Day 019 When the Desire to Consume Swells - Benjamin Disraeli & Benjamin Franklin
Day 020 Happiness is like a puppy - Charles Schulz & Albert Schweitzer
Day 021: When You're Upset, You Need Something to Eat - Thomas Jefferson & Francesca Annis
Day 022 Life is a Bicycle Ride - Albert Einstein & Benjamin Franklin
Day 023: How to Manage Anger - Billy Graham & Elizabeth Kenney
Day 024 To Distinguish Truth from Lies - James Howell & James A.
Garfield
Day 025 Growing Pains of Puberty - Maya Angelou & Lance Armstrong

Magical English Transcription 2 - Moments of Self-Esteem

Day 026 What Poverty Gives - Mahatma Gandhi & Barack Obama
Day 027 When Your Confidence Is Low - Norman Vincent Peale & Zendaya
Day 028: Not Compromising Myself - Janis Joplin & Ralph Waldo Emerson
Day 029 Meritocracy is an Illusion - John Wooden & Lou Holtz
Day 030 A Man Who Knows His Duty - Warren Buffett & Andrew Carnegie
Day 031 Self-Care - Oprah Winfrey & Eleanor Brown
Day 032 Certainty and Uncertainty - Dale Carnegie & Elder Pliny
Day 033 Let's Go Our Own Way - Rumi & Dante Alighieri
Day 034: To Go Beyond the Limits - Bruce Lee & Franklin Roosevelt
Day 035 Between the Subconscious and Fear - Joseph Murphy & Babe Ruth
Day 036: When to Follow Your Intuition - Steve Jobs & Alfred Adler
Day 037: Organize Your Closet First - Marie Kondo & Edward Herman
Day 038 What Actions Indicate - William James & Arabian Proverbs
Day 039 Competition and Evolution - Louis Pasteur & Charles Darwin
Day 040: The Self-Directed Life - Carl Rogers & William Butler Yeats
Day 041: The Beginning of Truth and Wisdom - Galileo Galilei & Aristotle
Day 042 The Pace of Nature - Ralph Waldo Emerson & Sidney J.
Harris
Day 043 What Architecture Gives Us - Winston Churchill & Ayn Rand
Day 044 Intuition and Insight - Carl Jung & Dean Koontz
Day 045 Life Lessons - Mother Teresa & Friedrich Nietzsche
Day 046 Survival Skills - Viktor Frankl & Bear Grylls
Day 047 The Usefulness of Art - Pablo Picasso & Claude Monet
Day 048 The Brain Changes Even in Old Age - Marcus Tullius Cicero & Mark Twain
Day 049 Between Black and White - George Bernard Shaw & Scott Fitzgerald
Day 050 We See What We See - David Simon & Anais Nin

Magical English Transcription 3 - The Warmth of Relationships

Day 051 Together - Euripides & Charles Darwin
Day 052 Children Learn by Watching Their Parents - Carlos Castaneda & Barbara Johnson
Day 053 Life is a Continuous Negotiation - Margaret Thatcher & John F.
Kennedy
Day 054 Just Being Together - Martin Luther King Jr. & Benjamin Franklin
Day 055: Listen Twice as Much - Dale Carnegie & Epictetus
Day 056: Each Person's Uniqueness - Martha Gray & Eleanor Roosevelt
Day 057 What We Can Gain from Different Cultures - John Ruskin & Pablo Picasso
Day 058: A Different Perspective, A Different Story - Mark Twain & Paulo Coelho
Day 059 Without Prejudice - Albert Einstein & Bertrand Russell
Day 060 The Courage to Say No - Zig Ziglar & Claudia Black
Day 061 Unexpected Kindness - Eleanor Roosevelt & Diana Spencer
Day 062 Like Our Faces - Eckhart Tolle & Charles Horton Cooley
Day 063 We Are All Connected - Brené Brown & Neil deGrasse Tyson
Day 064: Under Authoritarian Parents - Lawrence Steinberg & Chinese Proverbs
Day 065: What You See Isn't Everything - Maria Angelou & The Little Prince
Day 066 Delusions of Paranoia - Arthur D.
Hlavati & John Flagg
Day 067 Traditions are important - John F.
Kennedy & Alex Ferguson
Day 068 True Synergy - Stephen Covey & African Proverbs
Day 069 The Limits of Language - Ludwig Wittgenstein & Edward Said
Day 070 Life can change with a single wave - Leo Buscaglia & Carl Rogers
Day 071 Learning from Free Play - Friedrich Froebel & Ronald Reagan
Day 072 Friends Are Like Each Other - Jim Rohn & Emmerich Kafka
Day 073 The Ends of the World - Ezra Klein & Nelson Mandela
Day 074 People I Want to Be Like - Oprah Winfrey & Socrates
Day 075 True Repentance - John Milton & John Gerstner


Magical English Transcription 4 - A Pledge to Grow

Day 076 Meaningful Work - Aristotle & Viktor Frankl
Day 077 There is no substitute for hard work - Stephen King & Thomas Edison
Day 078: When Is a Painting Finished? - Paul Gardner & Vincent van Gogh
Day 079: Innovating - Steve Jobs & Elon Musk
Day 080: How to Manage Your Time - Peter Drucker & Sam Levenson
Day 081 Good Idea - Thomas Edison & Linus Pauling
Day 082 How to Write Well - Anne Lamotte & Gustave Flaubert
Day 083: Unleashing Your Potential - Thomas Edison & Helen Keller
Day 084 No matter how slow it goes - Confucius & Buddha
Day 085: The Powerful Driving Force of Curiosity - Walt Disney & William Arthur Ward
Day 086 The Power of Habit - Charles C.
Noble & William James
Day 087 We Are More Than Meaning Seekers - Michael Jordan & Bob Proctor
Day 088: Condition Management is the Best Self-Care - Annette Boudia & Jim Rohn
Day 089: Get Enough Sleep - Thomas Dekker & Irish Proverbs
Day 090 More Detailed and Vivid - Henry Ford & Anton Chekhov
Day 091 Hard times may bring you down - Joel Austin & Helen Keller
Day 092 Saving for the Future - Benjamin Franklin & Warren Buffett
Day 093: Immersion, That Perfect Moment - Cal Newport & Alexander Graham Bell
Day 094: Self-Control - Aristotle & Abraham Lincoln
Day 095: Building Healthy Habits - Jack Lawrence & Carol Welch
Day 096 Before You Hit the Send Button - British Proverbs & Marcus Aurelius
Day 097: If You Get 1% Better Every Day - Henry David Thoreau & John Maxwell
Day 098: To Make Your Dreams Come True - Joni Mitchell & Christina Baldwin
Day 099 Understanding Creativity - Kevin Ashton & Dr. Seuss
Day 100: Taking Risks - Mark Zuckerberg & TS
Elliot

"If only sentences like this appeared on the test, I'd get 100 points."
“Even though I’m studying English, it’s healing.”
“Comfort, self-esteem, relationships, growth—I really like the themes.”

The CSAT text covers a variety of fields, including science, technology, society, arts, and humanities.
The author selected four topics (comfort, self-esteem, relationships, and growth) that would be helpful to students, collected texts centered around English words that frequently appear on the CSAT, and encouraged students to write for 10 minutes a day.
Even the simplest sentences are often difficult to interpret if you don't know the context.
So, I looked for and organized background information such as word etymology, latest trends, issues, and people.
Children who were forced to study rigid test sentences began to discover the fun and vitality of English.


Includes inspiring quotes from Socrates, Nietzsche, Kafka, and more.
Full of topics in humanities, philosophy, science, and art that will help you improve your reading comprehension!

Students who participated in the English transcription challenge said that they looked forward to the transcription time, saying that it was healing for them while studying English.
There were also students who expressed confidence, saying that if only sentences like this appeared on the test, they could get 100 points.
Children who relieve stress by playing games and YouTube said that when they write, their minds become calm and they learn wisdom about life and humanity through good sentences.


Above all, it had a great impact on parents.
He was happy that it not only helped with the entrance exams, but also made the children interested in English.
Some parents even participated in an English transcription challenge to connect with their children.

Build lifelong English habits with just 10 minutes of spare time a day!
Digital detox comes with a bonus: stress reduction and healing!

As the number of people who wanted to continue copying famous English sentences even after the CSAT increased, and the demand for a copying book grew, I published "100 Days of Magical English Copying."


By writing down sentences that stay in my head for a while and then disappear, I can make them my own and meet myself.
If you take just 10 minutes a day, you can see good sentences with your eyes and write them down with your hands to imprint them in your mind.


Students these days are digital natives and are familiar with videos.
But it is difficult to make it yours just by seeing it with your own eyes.
Writing by hand strengthens the neural circuits in the brain and converts the learning content into long-term memory for a long-term retention.
There are no shortcuts to any study.
If you haven't developed study habits yet, try making copying a routine.
As if by magic, you will gain self-control and begin to see the fruits of your labor.