BÀI MẪU IELTS SPEAKING PART 2 + 3 CHỦ ĐỀ “DESCRIBE A LANGUAGE THAT YOU WANT TO LEARN”

Describe a language that you want to learn: – đề bài IELTS Speaking Part 2 + 3 thông dụng trong đề thi thực chiến. Đây sẽ là một trong những đề bài khó triển khai đối với thí sinh nếu như bạn không biết cách sắp xếp ý trong phòng thi thực chiến. Vì vậy, trau dồi cách phát triển, hệ thống ý tưởng cũng như nắm chắc trong tay từ vựng ăn điểm kiểu gì cũng xử đẹp được đề bài này. Tham khảo ngay bài viết VIET STAR CENTRE sưu tầm dưới đây để ôn luyện thi hiệu quả bạn nhé!

I. Bài mẫu IELTS Speaking Part 2: Describe a language that you want to learn
1. Đề bài

Describe a language that you want to learn: (not English)

• What it is
• How you would learn it
• Where you would learn it

And explain why you want to learn this language.

2. Dàn bài Part 2

2.1. Ý tưởng bài mẫu (tiếng Việt)
Để giải quyết đề bài Describe a language that you want to learn: là một chủ đề khá hay gặp tại kỳ thi tiếng anh Ielts tham khảo ngay bảng ý tưởng bài mẫu dưới đây bởi thầy cô giáo hạng A:

2.2. Take-note trong 1 phút (tiếng Anh)

3. Sample Speaking: Describe a language that you want to learn
Tham khảo ngay bài mẫu IELTS Speaking Part 2 chủ đề Describe a language that you want to learn: để ôn luyện thi IELTS Speaking hiệu quả tại nhà:

I consider myself quite a linguaphile, so I do want to get the hang of a myriad of foreign languages. Out of all of them, the one I would prioritize to learn first would definitely be Japanese.

I currently have a lot on my plate and to be honest, I prefer to go spontaneous and play it by ear, so making a concrete study plan is hard. But I have been giving it some thought, and have made a few bullet points as to what I would do to become fluent in Japanese.

First, while I wholeheartedly believe in the power of self-learning, I’d rather join an elementary Japanese course from a well-reputed center to establish a foundation that I can build off of. This would probably last for about 2 – 3 months, and shall equip me with basic greetings and conversational sentences, as well as the ability to grasp the three writing systems of Japanese, which are Kanji, Hiragana and Katakana.

Then, I would continue to study from textbooks and Japanese media, such as movies, songs or books for better vocabulary and grammar. I know this is when the honeymoon phase of learning tends to wear off, and I would need to sustain my fresh motivation and enthusiasm with Japanese. This is why I think learning naturally from contents that I actually enjoy would be more beneficial for me in the long run.

Why do I want to choose Japanese? The most important reason for me is the challenge that it would bring. Linguistically speaking, Japanese and English, or even Vietnamese, cannot be further apart. This means immense effort and hard work for me, but learning Japanese would also give me an opportunity to understand the depths of one of the biggest culture powerhouses in the world through the language that it uses.

Also, Japanese anime and manga were an integral part of my childhood, so I think learning Japanese could be a way to reminisce about those years.

Một số từ vựng ăn điểm đã được sử dụng trong bài mẫu IELTS Speaking Part 2 chủ đề Describe a language that you want to learn:

• Linguaphile (n): người yêu ngôn ngữ
• A myriad of (phr): rất nhiều
• Prioritise (v): ưu tiên
• Have a lot on my plate (phr): có nhiều việc cần hoàn thành
• Spontaneous (a): ngẫu hứng
• Play it by ear (phr): ứng phó linh động, vừa làm vừa tính
• Concrete (a): chắc chắn
• Give something some thought (phr): suy nghĩ cẩn thận về chuyện gì
• Wholeheartedly (adv): chân thành, từ tận đáy lòng
• Elementary (a): cơ bản
• Well-reputed (a): danh tiếng tốt
• Build off (phr): xây dựng, bồi đắp
• Equip (v): trang bị
• Greeting (n): các câu chào hỏi
• Grasp (v): nắm được, hiểu được
• Honeymoon phase (n): giai đoạn khởi đầu êm đềm
• Wear off (phr): biến mất
• Sustain (v): duy trì
• In the long run (phr): về lâu về dài
• Linguistically (adv): liên quan đến ngôn ngữ
• Cannot be further apart (phr): không thể khác biệt hơn
• Immense effort (n): nỗ lực rất lớn
• Culture powerhouse (phr): “ông lớn” về văn hóa
• Integral (a): không thể thiếu
• Reminisce (v): hồi tưởng

II. Câu trả lời mẫu IELTS Speaking Part 3: Language
1. Do you want to become a foreign language teacher in the future? Why?
Funnily enough, I am working as an ESL teacher. To be fair, this profession never crossed my mind when I was still young. I thought the teachers’ workload was crazy, and I also did not think I could master proper pedagogical skills to teach anyone. As a matter of fact, such negative assumptions continued to grow with me until I graduated highschool. I was inspired by many of my English teachers and lecturers, as they showed me how working as a foreign language teacher can be a bit of a minefield, but it is a job that’s intrinsically rewarding.

• Cross one’s mind (phr): nghĩ đến một cách lướt qua
• Workload (n): khối lượng công việc
• Pedagogical skill (phr): kĩ năng sư phạm
• As a matter of fact (adv): trên thực tế
• Assumption (n): nhận định
• To be a minefield (phr): tình huống khó khăn, không dễ dàng
• Intrinsically rewarding (a): tạo cảm giác thỏa mãn, tạo động lực từ bên trong

2. What kind of quality should a language teacher have?
It might take weeks to name all of the necessary qualities, but let me choose the top two. Hmmm, I always value expertise, no matter what field you work in, so an in-depth knowledge on language and learning is quintessential to me. Building rapport is also such an important aspect of the classroom, especially when it comes to language teaching, because I believe that a mutually trusting relationship between teachers and students really assists in the process of learning a new language.

• Expertise (n): chuyên môn
• In-depth (a): sâu rộng
• Quintessential (a): quan trọng
• Building rapport (phr): tạo thiện cảm
• Mutually trusting (phr): tin cậy lẫn nhau

3. Do you think grammar is important when you learn a foreign language? Why?
Well, I know grammar has a bad reputation among language learners as being abstract and overly complicated, so some people may argue that you don’t need to put a lot of emphasis on studying it. But for me, grammar is a system of how individual words work together to create meaning in our spoken and written language. It is there in our everyday conversations and academic or professional documents.

Hence, you might not need to become a grammar professor, but a lack of basic grammar awareness would hinder your ability to deliver effective messages to people abroad. So yes, it is, in short, extremely important.

• Reputation (n): danh tiếng
• Abstract (a): trừu tượng
• Put emphasis on (v): coi là quan trọng
• Hence (adv): do đó
• Hinder (v): cản trở, gây trở ngại

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