English transcription book for a better me than yesterday
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Book Introduction
The surest way to enjoy and immerse yourself in English is through transcription.
Every year, at the start of the new year, I make sure to include English study in my schedule.
I always resolve and plan, but why does studying English always feel difficult and often fail? Tyler, a so-called language prodigy, said, "The most important part of language is not learning, but acquiring."
The most effective way to acquire English is to frequently and repeatedly create an environment where you are naturally exposed to English, rather than approaching it through studying.
In that sense, reading, writing, and thinking about meaningful English sentences every day will be the most reliable and easiest way to acquire English.
This book is written for those who know that copying is a good method, but are hesitant to start because they have no idea which book to copy or how to do it.
It's not just a collection of easy-to-read and easy-to-write quotes, but also includes practical English study methods from 'Bookkit,' the Instagram-worthy book club that's causing a sensation.
We teach you how to build your English skills while enjoying it in your daily life using trendy books and media, as well as efficient transcription methods.
Every year, at the start of the new year, I make sure to include English study in my schedule.
I always resolve and plan, but why does studying English always feel difficult and often fail? Tyler, a so-called language prodigy, said, "The most important part of language is not learning, but acquiring."
The most effective way to acquire English is to frequently and repeatedly create an environment where you are naturally exposed to English, rather than approaching it through studying.
In that sense, reading, writing, and thinking about meaningful English sentences every day will be the most reliable and easiest way to acquire English.
This book is written for those who know that copying is a good method, but are hesitant to start because they have no idea which book to copy or how to do it.
It's not just a collection of easy-to-read and easy-to-write quotes, but also includes practical English study methods from 'Bookkit,' the Instagram-worthy book club that's causing a sensation.
We teach you how to build your English skills while enjoying it in your daily life using trendy books and media, as well as efficient transcription methods.
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PROLOGUE
A journey of self-love, learning English, and taking time for myself.
CHAPTER 1 Beginning_A small beginning called today
Start with one sentence, one word, rather than a grand plan.
001 JM
James Matthew Barrie, "Peter Pan"
002 Mark Twain
003 Confucius
004 Walt Whitman
005 Earl of Chesterfield, "Letters to His Son" Part One
006 Vincent van Gogh
007 Benjamin Franklin
008 George Eliot
009 Lewis Carroll, "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland"
010 Nikola Tesla
Just think in English
011 Albert Einstein
012 Alfred Mercier
013 Ralph Waldo Emerson
014 JM
James Matthew Barrie, "Peter Pan"
015 William Shakespeare
016 Heraclitus
017 Michel de Montaigne
018 Saint Augustine
019 Lewis Carroll, "Alice in Wonderland"
020 Victor Hugo, "Les Miserables" Victor Hugo, "Les Miserables"
CHAPTER 2 Flow_At your own pace, even if it's a little slow
Learning at your own rhythm
021 Arthur Schopenhauer
022 Samuel Smiles
023 Benjamin Franklin
024 William Butler Yeats
025 Robert Louis Stevenson
026 William Shakespeare, "Henry VIII" William Shakespeare, "Henry VIII"
027 Charles Dickens, "David Copperfield"
028 William James William James
029 Robert Collier
030 Charles Dickens, "The Old Curiosity Shop" Charles Dickens, "Oliver Twist"
The world of English discovered in everyday life
031 Marthe Troly-Curtin, "Phrynette Married"
032 Gyula Krudy, "Sunflower"
033 Dale Carnegie
034 William Blake, "Auguries of Innocence Poem" William Blake, "Auguries of Innocence Poem"
035 Jane Austen, "Pride and Prejudice"
036 Emily Dickinson
037 Henry David Thoreau
038 Benjamin Franklin
039 Jane Goodall
040 Winston Churchill
CHAPTER 3 Trust_It's okay to make mistakes, as long as you don't stop
How to Speak with Courage Instead of Perfection
041 Napoleon Hill, "Think and Grow Rich"
042 HG
Wells HG
Wells
043 Elbert Hubbard
044 Ralph Waldo Emerson
045 Napoleon Bonaparte
046 Henry Ford
047 Henry David Thoreau
048 Seneca, "Letters from a Stoic"
049 Ernest Hemingway, "The Old Man and the Sea"
050 Peter T.
McIntyre Peter T.
McIntyre
What Happens When You Write Your Mistakes Proudly
051 Herman Melville, "Moby Dick"
052 William Shakespeare, "Macbeth" William Shakespeare, "Macbeth"
053 William Shakespeare, "King Lear" William Shakespeare, "King Lear"
054 Herman Melville
055 Thomas Edison
056 William E.
Gladstone William E.
Gladstone
057 Thomas Fuller
058 Anne Frank
059 Plutarch
060 Voltaire
CHAPTER 4 Restart_For Me to Rise Again
The moment I fell in love with English again
061 Ernest Shackleton
062 William James William James
063 William James William James
064 Woodrow Wilson
065 F.
Scott Fitzgerald, “The Great Gatsby” F.
Scott Fitzgerald, "The Great Gatsby"
066 Kahlil Gibran
067 Fridtjof Nansen
068 Ernest Hemingway, "A Farewell to Arms"
069 Mahatma Gandhi
070 Oscar Wilde, "The Picture of Dorian Gray"
The thrill of rediscovering English while traveling abroad
071 John A.
Shedd John A.
Shed
072 Emily Dickinson
073 Pablo Picasso
074 Walt Whitman, "Song of the Open Road"
075 Marcel Proust
076 Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr.
Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr.
077 Andre Gide
078 John Dewey
079 William Shakespeare, "Hamlet" William Shakespeare, "Hamlet"
080 Oscar Wilde, "The Importance of Being Earnest"
CHAPTER 5 Beyond_A New Beginning, Not the End
A bridge that opens up a wider world
081 John Muir
082 Charlotte Bronte, "Jane Eyre"
083 Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr.
Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr.
084 Gilbert K.
Chesterton Gilbert K.
Chesterton
085 Charlemagne
086 Ludwig Wittgenstein, "Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus"
087 Albert Camus, "The Stranger"
088 Benjamin Lee Whorf
089 Geoffrey Willans
090 Aristotle
Small moments of happiness that English brings
091 Ralph Waldo Emerson
092 Louisa May Alcott, "Little Women"
093 George Bernard Shaw
094 Edmund Burke
095 Socrates
096 Leo Tolstoy, "Anna Karenina" Leo Tolstoy, "Anna Karenina"
097 Dale Carnegie, "How to Stop Worrying and Start Living"
098 AA
Milne, “Winnie-the-Pooh” AA
Milne, "Winnie the Pooh"
099 Dalai Lama
100 Friedrich Nietzsche
supplement
How to learn English more enjoyably and familiarly
CHECK PAPER
Sentence Collection Notes
A journey of self-love, learning English, and taking time for myself.
CHAPTER 1 Beginning_A small beginning called today
Start with one sentence, one word, rather than a grand plan.
001 JM
James Matthew Barrie, "Peter Pan"
002 Mark Twain
003 Confucius
004 Walt Whitman
005 Earl of Chesterfield, "Letters to His Son" Part One
006 Vincent van Gogh
007 Benjamin Franklin
008 George Eliot
009 Lewis Carroll, "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland"
010 Nikola Tesla
Just think in English
011 Albert Einstein
012 Alfred Mercier
013 Ralph Waldo Emerson
014 JM
James Matthew Barrie, "Peter Pan"
015 William Shakespeare
016 Heraclitus
017 Michel de Montaigne
018 Saint Augustine
019 Lewis Carroll, "Alice in Wonderland"
020 Victor Hugo, "Les Miserables" Victor Hugo, "Les Miserables"
CHAPTER 2 Flow_At your own pace, even if it's a little slow
Learning at your own rhythm
021 Arthur Schopenhauer
022 Samuel Smiles
023 Benjamin Franklin
024 William Butler Yeats
025 Robert Louis Stevenson
026 William Shakespeare, "Henry VIII" William Shakespeare, "Henry VIII"
027 Charles Dickens, "David Copperfield"
028 William James William James
029 Robert Collier
030 Charles Dickens, "The Old Curiosity Shop" Charles Dickens, "Oliver Twist"
The world of English discovered in everyday life
031 Marthe Troly-Curtin, "Phrynette Married"
032 Gyula Krudy, "Sunflower"
033 Dale Carnegie
034 William Blake, "Auguries of Innocence Poem" William Blake, "Auguries of Innocence Poem"
035 Jane Austen, "Pride and Prejudice"
036 Emily Dickinson
037 Henry David Thoreau
038 Benjamin Franklin
039 Jane Goodall
040 Winston Churchill
CHAPTER 3 Trust_It's okay to make mistakes, as long as you don't stop
How to Speak with Courage Instead of Perfection
041 Napoleon Hill, "Think and Grow Rich"
042 HG
Wells HG
Wells
043 Elbert Hubbard
044 Ralph Waldo Emerson
045 Napoleon Bonaparte
046 Henry Ford
047 Henry David Thoreau
048 Seneca, "Letters from a Stoic"
049 Ernest Hemingway, "The Old Man and the Sea"
050 Peter T.
McIntyre Peter T.
McIntyre
What Happens When You Write Your Mistakes Proudly
051 Herman Melville, "Moby Dick"
052 William Shakespeare, "Macbeth" William Shakespeare, "Macbeth"
053 William Shakespeare, "King Lear" William Shakespeare, "King Lear"
054 Herman Melville
055 Thomas Edison
056 William E.
Gladstone William E.
Gladstone
057 Thomas Fuller
058 Anne Frank
059 Plutarch
060 Voltaire
CHAPTER 4 Restart_For Me to Rise Again
The moment I fell in love with English again
061 Ernest Shackleton
062 William James William James
063 William James William James
064 Woodrow Wilson
065 F.
Scott Fitzgerald, “The Great Gatsby” F.
Scott Fitzgerald, "The Great Gatsby"
066 Kahlil Gibran
067 Fridtjof Nansen
068 Ernest Hemingway, "A Farewell to Arms"
069 Mahatma Gandhi
070 Oscar Wilde, "The Picture of Dorian Gray"
The thrill of rediscovering English while traveling abroad
071 John A.
Shedd John A.
Shed
072 Emily Dickinson
073 Pablo Picasso
074 Walt Whitman, "Song of the Open Road"
075 Marcel Proust
076 Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr.
Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr.
077 Andre Gide
078 John Dewey
079 William Shakespeare, "Hamlet" William Shakespeare, "Hamlet"
080 Oscar Wilde, "The Importance of Being Earnest"
CHAPTER 5 Beyond_A New Beginning, Not the End
A bridge that opens up a wider world
081 John Muir
082 Charlotte Bronte, "Jane Eyre"
083 Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr.
Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr.
084 Gilbert K.
Chesterton Gilbert K.
Chesterton
085 Charlemagne
086 Ludwig Wittgenstein, "Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus"
087 Albert Camus, "The Stranger"
088 Benjamin Lee Whorf
089 Geoffrey Willans
090 Aristotle
Small moments of happiness that English brings
091 Ralph Waldo Emerson
092 Louisa May Alcott, "Little Women"
093 George Bernard Shaw
094 Edmund Burke
095 Socrates
096 Leo Tolstoy, "Anna Karenina" Leo Tolstoy, "Anna Karenina"
097 Dale Carnegie, "How to Stop Worrying and Start Living"
098 AA
Milne, “Winnie-the-Pooh” AA
Milne, "Winnie the Pooh"
099 Dalai Lama
100 Friedrich Nietzsche
supplement
How to learn English more enjoyably and familiarly
CHECK PAPER
Sentence Collection Notes
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Into the book
The act of writing a sentence by hand is not simply a matter of transferring letters.
The magic of transcribing passages, where the meaning of the sentences seeps into your heart, unfamiliar words become familiar to your fingertips, and before you know it, even the complicated thoughts in your head are organized one by one.
Strangely enough, when I start my morning by writing out English sentences, my mind feels much lighter.
It's as if the positive messages and emotions in the sentences changed my attitude towards the day.
--- p.4
“Until we have begun to go without them, we fail to realize how unnecessary many things are.” (Seneca, 〈Letters from a Stoic〉)
We don't realize how unnecessary things are until we give them up.
--- p.138
Tip) Keeping your promises is an important way to build confidence and a sense of accomplishment.
When we keep even the smallest promises, we gain confidence in ourselves and the strength to move forward in a better direction.
--- p.140
Looking back, mistakes didn't make me smaller, but rather served as a stepping stone to help me gain greater courage.
Have you ever been afraid of making mistakes while studying English? If so, I recommend keeping a mistake notebook.
Learning and growing from mistakes is the most effective way to improve your English skills.
--- p.146
Bookit's Examples
“The first time I tried escargot in France, I was surprised by how much I liked it.”
I tried escargot for the first time in France and was surprised at how delicious it was.
“I tried snorkeling for the first time in Bali and will never forget floating above the colorful fish.”
I went snorkeling for the first time in Bali and I will never forget the moment I was floating above the colorful fish.
--- p.204
Today's Question
“What do you tell yourself when things don’t go as planned?”
What do you tell yourself when things don't go as planned?
Tip) Life is not a perfect straight line, but a journey of finding direction, and sometimes, unexpected paths lead to greater growth.
The magic of transcribing passages, where the meaning of the sentences seeps into your heart, unfamiliar words become familiar to your fingertips, and before you know it, even the complicated thoughts in your head are organized one by one.
Strangely enough, when I start my morning by writing out English sentences, my mind feels much lighter.
It's as if the positive messages and emotions in the sentences changed my attitude towards the day.
--- p.4
“Until we have begun to go without them, we fail to realize how unnecessary many things are.” (Seneca, 〈Letters from a Stoic〉)
We don't realize how unnecessary things are until we give them up.
--- p.138
Tip) Keeping your promises is an important way to build confidence and a sense of accomplishment.
When we keep even the smallest promises, we gain confidence in ourselves and the strength to move forward in a better direction.
--- p.140
Looking back, mistakes didn't make me smaller, but rather served as a stepping stone to help me gain greater courage.
Have you ever been afraid of making mistakes while studying English? If so, I recommend keeping a mistake notebook.
Learning and growing from mistakes is the most effective way to improve your English skills.
--- p.146
Bookit's Examples
“The first time I tried escargot in France, I was surprised by how much I liked it.”
I tried escargot for the first time in France and was surprised at how delicious it was.
“I tried snorkeling for the first time in Bali and will never forget floating above the colorful fish.”
I went snorkeling for the first time in Bali and I will never forget the moment I was floating above the colorful fish.
--- p.204
Today's Question
“What do you tell yourself when things don’t go as planned?”
What do you tell yourself when things don't go as planned?
Tip) Life is not a perfect straight line, but a journey of finding direction, and sometimes, unexpected paths lead to greater growth.
--- p.232
Publisher's Review
English transcription is not just copying.
This book introduces transcription as a method to awaken English sense through the process of reading, writing, asking questions, and answering, rather than simply copying English sentences.
Invest just 5-10 minutes a day to read and follow along with the 'Sentence of the Day'.
By repeating this process, your vocabulary will naturally improve and you will develop a sense of sentence structure.
Additionally, the process of writing down answers in the 'Question of the Day' corner becomes an important point in internalizing the sentences.
The moment you put it into practice is small and trivial, but if you accumulate it, it can bring about a huge change in your English skills.
Peace of mind with an English routine you can practice anytime, anywhere.
Transcription is a natural way to learn English without a set time or place.
Use your notebook as a morning journal, like writing your morning pages, or as a quick way to organize your day before bed. Simply skimming through the "Question of the Day" and "Sample Answers from the Bookkit" at the top of each page will help you organize your thoughts and feelings, creating peace of mind.
100 Sentences That Will Make Your Life Stronger
The book contains 100 sentences selected from various fields such as literature, essays, and philosophy.
Rather than just simple sentences, it is composed of sentences that contain life insights and comfort, so that you can have time to reflect on your life beyond learning English while transcribing.
By transcribing one sentence a day, you will have the opportunity to discover life sentences along with English.
This book introduces transcription as a method to awaken English sense through the process of reading, writing, asking questions, and answering, rather than simply copying English sentences.
Invest just 5-10 minutes a day to read and follow along with the 'Sentence of the Day'.
By repeating this process, your vocabulary will naturally improve and you will develop a sense of sentence structure.
Additionally, the process of writing down answers in the 'Question of the Day' corner becomes an important point in internalizing the sentences.
The moment you put it into practice is small and trivial, but if you accumulate it, it can bring about a huge change in your English skills.
Peace of mind with an English routine you can practice anytime, anywhere.
Transcription is a natural way to learn English without a set time or place.
Use your notebook as a morning journal, like writing your morning pages, or as a quick way to organize your day before bed. Simply skimming through the "Question of the Day" and "Sample Answers from the Bookkit" at the top of each page will help you organize your thoughts and feelings, creating peace of mind.
100 Sentences That Will Make Your Life Stronger
The book contains 100 sentences selected from various fields such as literature, essays, and philosophy.
Rather than just simple sentences, it is composed of sentences that contain life insights and comfort, so that you can have time to reflect on your life beyond learning English while transcribing.
By transcribing one sentence a day, you will have the opportunity to discover life sentences along with English.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: April 8, 2025
- Format: Hardcover book binding method guide
- Page count, weight, size: 296 pages | 588g | 156*218*22mm
- ISBN13: 9791160322477
- ISBN10: 1160322473
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