Giving a PresentationThuyết trình
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#1
Good morning, everyone.
Chào buổi sáng mọi người.
#2
Thank you for being here today.
Cảm ơn mọi người đã có mặt ở đây hôm nay.
#3
I want to talk about something that many people find difficult.
Tôi muốn nói về một điều mà nhiều người cảm thấy khó khăn.
#4
Giving a presentation can feel scary, even if you have prepared well.
Ngay cả khi bạn đã chuẩn bị kỹ lưỡng, việc thuyết trình vẫn có thể khiến bạn cảm thấy sợ hãi.
#5
However, I believe that anyone can become a confident speaker with practice.
Tuy nhiên, tôi tin rằng bất kỳ ai cũng có thể trở thành một người thuyết trình tự tin nếu luyện tập.
#6
Today, I will share some useful tips that have helped me over the years.
今天，我將分享一些多年來對我很有幫助的實用技巧。
#7
The first step is to plan your presentation carefully.
第一步是仔細規劃你的簡報。
#8
You should decide on one key point that you want the audience to remember.
你應該決定一個你想要聽眾記住的關鍵重點。
#9
Many beginners make the mistake of putting too much information on their slides.
許多初學者會犯下在投影片中放入過多資訊的錯誤。
#10
Instead, keep your slides simple and clear.
相反地，保持你的投影片簡單且清晰。
#11
Each slide should support your main idea, not replace your words.
每張投影片都應該支持你的主旨，而不是取代你的話語。
#12
I have seen many presentations that failed because the slides were too crowded.
我見過許多失敗的簡報，原因在於投影片內容過於擁擠。
#13
Next, let me explain how to structure your talk.
接下來，讓我解釋如何架構你的演講。
#14
A good presentation is divided into three parts.
一場好的簡報被分為三個部分。
#15
First, you introduce your topic and explain why it matters.
首先，你介紹你的主題並解釋為什麼它很重要。
#16
Then, you present your main ideas with examples and evidence.
接著，你用例子和證據來呈現你的主要觀點。
#17
Finally, you give a strong conclusion that summarizes everything.
最後，你給出一個總結一切的強力結論。
#18
Your conclusion is very important because it is the last thing people will hear.
你的結論非常重要，因為它是人們最後會聽到的內容。
#19
Now, I want to address something that worries many speakers.
現在，我想探討一件讓許多講者感到擔憂的事情。
#20
The question and answer session can be the most stressful part.
問答環節可能是最令人感到壓力的一部分。
#21
When someone asks a question, take a moment to think before you answer.
當有人提問時，在回答之前先花點時間思考。
#22
If you do not know the answer, it is perfectly fine to say so.
如果你不知道答案，直接這麼說也是完全沒問題的。
#23
You could say something like, "That is a great question, and I will look into it."
你可以說類似這樣的話：「那是一個很好的問題，我會去查一下。」
#24
Remember that questions show the audience is interested in your topic.
請記住，提問顯示出聽眾對你的主題感興趣。
#25
To wrap up, I want to leave you with one final thought.
最後，我想留給各位一個最終的想法。
#26
Every great speaker was once a nervous beginner.
每一位偉大的演講者都曾經是個緊張的初學者。
#27
The more you practice, the more confident you will become.
你練習得越多，就會變得越有自信。
#28
Do not be afraid to make mistakes, because they help you grow.
不要害怕犯錯，因為它們能幫助你成長。
#29
I hope that these tips will be useful when you give your next presentation.
我希望這些建議在你下次做簡報時會有所幫助。
#30
Thank you for listening, and I am happy to take any questions now.
Cảm ơn mọi người đã lắng nghe, bây giờ tôi rất sẵn lòng trả lời bất kỳ câu hỏi nào.