拿起笔还是放下

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To write or not to write
拿起笔还是放下
! ?  @) [+ A; T6 V5 M/ BWriting is not easy. I do it everyday.
写作非常不容易。我每天都在写作。
And I can tell you, it's quite a challenge.
8 H4 t  z- T3 S我可以告诉你，这是一个相当大的挑战。
But, the more I do it, the easier I get to just write.
5 d" y1 }! v2 m, b  ^但是，我写作的越多，我就越会容易的感觉下笔如有神。
3 U  x: @5 i4 E; ?* aSometimes, that's the most difficult part starting.
有时候，最困难的部分是开始。
: |( y2 t+ z: {5 n) nWhen people ask me about writing-how they can write-I often suggest they brainstorm first.
当人们问我关于写作——他们如何写作——我通常建议他们先作头脑风暴。
Writing the main ideas collected to a topic, usually produces some great things.
6 T5 X$ `8 w4 ^9 j写出收集到一个话题的主要思想，这个话题通常会产生一些伟大的东西。
If the things get organized, perhaps through an outline,
如果条理化，也许会产生一份提纲，
you can write something really great.
你就可以写出一些非常棒的东西。
Most of the writings I do with spontaneous, I just start writing.
: u  U/ A$ r3 ]大部分的作品我都是自然而然写出，我才刚开始写作。
I just stopped and done.
7 e- a8 h0 X) [9 O我只是停下来做而已。
1 j6 @2 G0 [1 CBut I always go over what I wrote at least two times.
但我总是至少两次重温自己所写的。
The first time I go over my writing is spell-check the word,
第一次我检查写作中的词语拼写，
It's unacceptable to deliver a piece of writing with misspelling in it.
, ]7 K2 u. C% e% C( m( V7 m我不能接受一篇文章里有拼写差错的问题出现。
7 r* A. Y+ o& p: w2 v. Q9 C, g5 VThe second time, I actually read what I wrote aloud,
第二次，我大声读出我所写的，
and add things that may I missed,
  f% h& x% J. F! ~3 y1 h并添加可能我错过的东西，
( f) e3 d- g8 zit could be a idea that seems incomplete or something else.
$ [5 |) s! |' t. B8 u它可能是一个似乎不完整或别的什么东西。
If you have the time, it's good to put your writing down for a little while,
如果你有时间，最好让你的写作停下来一会儿，
, B8 O0 P8 z4 L: R0 U0 Y% x2 u8 z3 jand read it again later, and to see how you like it.
再读一遍，看看你有多喜欢它。
You may have something you wish to add or subtract.
你可能有一些想增加或者删减的东西。
If you have a serious paper to write,
如果你想写些非常严肃的东西，
and you have completed all of the things I talked about,
那你一定要按照我刚才谈到的所有的东西去做，
the best thing to do-before you return your paper-is to have someone to read what you wrote and make comments on it.
; H  r& }0 t6 V0 J& B# u在你回到这篇文章前最好的事情就是有人读你写的东西并发表看法。
$ m  i0 V2 ]5 \& @. j7 TThere is no doubt that practice makes perfect.
毫无疑问，熟能生巧。
8 [3 N8 i- U$ eor at least better, so, if you want to be a better writer in Korean or English,
6 w0 X3 B+ C: ~* M至少会更好，所以，如果你想成为一位更好的韩语或英语作家，
I recommend that you write as much as you can.
我建议你写的越多越好。