#21 page 23-24 chatGPTに音読を認識してもらい要約😅

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音読配信開始して３週目。
今日は勉強と家事と用事との合間に収録。
継続記録のためです😂きっと配信していなかったら、まぁいいかと取り掛かっていなかったと思います。

今日は音読しながら、Chat GPTの音声入力をして、
そのあと、簡単な英語で要約してもらいました。

その英語をのせますね。
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On page 24-25 of "When Breath Becomes Air," the author describes a peculiar belief or "country fact." According to this belief, if you were to kill a rattlesnake on your doorstep, The offspring would come and build a permanent nest there. The author recalls a situation involving a rattlesnake on their doorstep and how they, along with younger brother, managed to handle the situation.

Using a dinner shovel, thick gardening clothes, and a pillowcase, they carefully captured the snake. With a comical dance and the strength of an Olympic hammer thrower, they threw the snake-filled pillowcase into the desert. They planned to retrieve the pillowcase later that afternoon to avoid getting into trouble with their mother.

The author reflects on their childhood and mentions a mystery about why their father brought the family to Kingman, Arizona. Their parents had an interfaith marriage that was met with disapproval and caused rifts in the family. The author's mother had a deep fear of snakes, even harmless ones, and would retreat indoors and arm herself with gardening tools whenever she encountered them.

Overall, these pages highlight a specific incident involving a rattlesnake, the author's childhood memories, and the challenges their family faced due to cultural and religious differences.

⭐️４週目　この本に関する今週の関連動画⭐️
（１週間に1回、この本の著者のポールや妻のLucyに関する動画を紹介予定です）
④Jeevan Kalanithi @ 5x15 - When Breath Becomes Air
https://youtu.be/VOnO136CYIM

Jeevan Kalanithi is a technologist, entrepreneur and younger brother of Paul Kalanithi, whose posthumous memoir 'When Breath Becomes Air' is shortlisted for the Wellcome Book Prize 2017.





#英語音読
#Whenbreathbecomesair
#いま、希望を語ろう〜　「生きる意味」早川書房
📕When breath becomes airの本📕
https://www.kinokuniya.co.jp/f/dsg-02-9781784701994

When Breath Becomes Air https://amzn.asia/d/drGuE2B

 

📘わたしが去年医学英語検定に向けて学び、
今年から読書を習慣目標に、洋書も読み出すようになりました。
そして、この本では、以前学んだ単語にもたくさん出会えたこと、
医療現場と患者家族の苦悩もイメージができたこと、
それが完読につながりました。

この本を音読２回目で、
録音、発信を挑戦中です。




📘私が音読の配信を始めるきっかけは
#1の放送でお話しています。

継続して、緊張感は少しもちつつ、
配信のプレッシャー感じながら
英語に毎日触れるためです。

1人言のように話しています。
ふと我に返り、録音していることを
思い出し、等身大の私です。

事前準備なく衝動的に発信開始し、
#3の音読から、
事前に意味と単語調べるようにしました。

わたしにとったら、
少し継続のハードル上がったかもしれませんが、いい学びです📝

さぁ、いつまで、継続できるか
チャレンジ中です💪

【自己紹介】はご興味あれば、
プロフィール欄に記載しています。

よろしくお願いします🙇‍♀️
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https://stand.fm/channels/62d3519f1459d9dde088d99f

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みなさんこんにちは、いかがお過ごしですか。看護師のまりぃです。

この放送は、英語学習を継続したいと思って始めた、今は音読と私の雑談をする放送になっています。

今読んでいる本が、神経絵画医のポール・カラニシさんが書いた、When Breath Becomes Airという本になります。

概要欄に本のリンクだったりとか、あと関連する動画を載せていますので、ご興味ある方は読んでください。

今日は3週間、継続できたことになりました。

よく習慣は、とりあえず3週間、その後は3ヶ月とか、あと半年とか、継続できたらいいなと思って、今のところはとりあえず継続しています。

今日のところは24ページ、When Breath Becomes Airのポール・カラニシさんの本の24ページ、ペーパーバッグの本を読んでいます。

今日は午前と午後から予定があって、その間に急いで撮っているような感じです。

勉強というか、久しぶりに臨床に戻っていまして、覚えることがいっぱいあって、時間がかかるんですよね。容量悪いんですけど、仕方ないですね。

で、英語、はい、音読です。戻ります。3行目かなります。何の話だったか読みながらやってみます。その間に、チャットGPTの音声の音読している間に拾えるか試しでやってみます。

It was another country fact that if you killed a rattlesnake on your doorstep, its mate and offspring would come and make a permanent nest there, like Grendel's mother seeking her revenge.

So Jeevan and I drew straws. Jeevanというのは弟です。2歳下のポールさんの弟です。

I drew straws. The lucky one grabbed a shovel. The unlucky one, a pair of thick gardening gloves, and a pillowcase, and through a silly comic dance, we managed to get the snake into the pillowcase.

03:20

Then, like an Olympic hammer thrower, I hurled the hoe out into the desert, with plans to retrieve the pillowcase later that afternoon, so as not to get in trouble with our mother.

Over many childhood mysteries, chief among them was not why our father decided to bring his family to the desert town of Kingman, Arizona, which we grew to cherish, but how he ever convinced my mother to join him there.

They had eloped in love across the world, from southern India to New York City. He is a Christian, she a Hindu. Their marriage was condemned on both sides and led to years of familial rifts.

My mother never acknowledged my name, Paul, instead insisting I be called by Miro name, sued her to Arizona, where my mother was forced to comfort an intractable moral fear of snakes.

Even the smallest, cuttest, most harmless red racer would send her screaming into the house, where she'd lock the doors and arm herself with the nearest large sharp implement, rake, cleaver, axe.

My mother never acknowledged my name, Paul, instead insisting I be called by Miro name, sued her to Arizona, where my mother was forced to comfort an intractable moral fear of snakes.

My mother never acknowledged my name, Paul, instead insisting I be called by Miro name, sued her to Arizona, where my mother was forced to comfort an intractable moral fear of snakes.

My mother never acknowledged my name, Paul, instead insisting I be called by Miro name, sued her to Arizona, where my mother was forced to comfort an intractable moral fear of snakes.

06:19

My mother never acknowledged my name, Paul, instead insisting I be called by Miro name, sued her to Arizona, where my mother was forced to comfort an intractable moral fear of snakes.

My mother never acknowledged my name, Paul, instead insisting I be called by Miro name, sued her to Arizona, where my mother was forced to comfort an intractable moral fear of snakes.