Why would she confine herself to specific, comprehensible claims?

为什么要把自己局限于具体的、可理解的主张？

And here's the thing. It wasn't exciting at all. It wasn't actually altogether comprehensible.

结果发现，本书毫不激动人心。实际上，它不是包罗万象的。

So you have a comprehensible input environment that's safe.

所以你就有个可理解式输入的环境，是安全的。

All of the information she shares is clear and comprehensible for the examiner.

分享的所有信息对考官来说都是清晰易懂的。

And yes, it has to be comprehensible.

当然些“输入”必须是可理解的内容。

All of the words that she uses are clear and comprehensible.

使用的所有词语都清晰易懂。

Large masses of data must generally undergo a process of summarization or reduction before they are comprehensible.

数量庞大的数据通常必须经过概括或删减的程序才能为人所理解。

On the other hand, what's necessary for acquisition is sufficient comprehensible input.

另一方面，习得所需要的是足够的可理解输入。

So, how do you make yourself comprehensible?

那么，如何让自己变得易于理解呢？

From body language you can understand a lot of communication, therefore, you're understanding, you're acquiring through comprehensible input.

你可以从肢体语当中了解很多的对话，所以，你理解，你用可理解式输入的方式学习。

As long as the stories are comprehensible, graded to the student's level, you can write about whatever you want.

只要故事易于理解，符合学生的水平， 你就可以随心所欲地编写。

The reason we want to stay in the target language is to get as much comprehensible input as possible.

我们希望保持使用目标语的原因是尽可能多地获得可理解的输入。

It's true that he has quite a thick accent, but most of his words are comprehensible for an English speaker.

他的口确实很重，但他说的大部分话对于说英语的人来说是可以理解的。

Still, like all siblings, they share childhood experiences no one else can grasp, even if some are comprehensible only much later.

不过，就像所有的兄弟姐妹一样，他们有着别人无法理解的共同的童年经历，即使有些经历只有在很久以后才能理解。

In a previous episode of the podcast How to Learn a Language, I explained Stephen Krashen's theory of comprehensible input.

在播客《如何学习语》的前一集中，我讲解了斯蒂芬·克拉申的可理解输入理论。

Because we should all start with comprehensible input.

因为我们大家都应从易于理解的信息输入开始。

Saying something in different ways can help ideas become more comprehensible and noteworthy.

用不同的方式表达同一个想法可以帮助它变得更易理解且更引人注目。

Strategy number five, get comprehensible input with a twist.

策略五，以独特的方式获取可理解的输入。

Does anybody have any questions that could even make this comprehensible?

有人有任何问题能让变得更易理解吗？

How many hours of comprehensible input should you have before starting speaking?

在开始口语练习之前，你应该积累多少小的可理解输入？