All Ears English Podcast AEE 1147: I Get That - How to Identify with Someone Who Is Struggling in English
Apr 30, 2019
Empathy takes center stage as hosts discuss the crucial role it plays in communicating with those struggling in English. They share personal experiences and invite listener questions, making interaction a highlight. The importance of relatable phrases like 'I hear you' is explored, showcasing how they can deepen connections. Stories and role play illustrate language barriers and the supportive power of understanding. The discussion also promotes an upcoming event in Tokyo, emphasizing communal learning and shared experiences.
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Showing Empathy
- Use phrases like "I can identify with you" to show empathy.
- Share similar experiences to connect with someone struggling.
Identifying vs. Agreeing
- "I can identify with you" expresses empathy, not necessarily agreement.
- It shows understanding of similar experiences or feelings, not intellectual agreement.
Expressing Empathy
- Vary your empathy phrases; "I can relate to you" or "I hear you" work well.
- You can even identify with a situation or thing someone describes.