86 — Story: letters arriving one at a time

show puts a whole line on screen at once. When you are telling a story, letters arriving one at a time read better. say slowly does that.

#Steps

1. Make story.nme:

   say slowly The door opened slowly.
   

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   The letters arrive one by one. Korean is the same:

   천천히 말해줘 문이 천천히 열렸습니다.
   

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2. For something slower still, add very:

   say very slowly Nobody was there.
   

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   Korean is 아주 천천히 말해줘 아무도 없었습니다.

3. You can set the speed yourself:

   say slowly every 0.2 seconds One. Two. Three.
   

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   Korean is 0.2초씩 천천히 말해줘 하나. 둘. 셋.

4. A story is usually several lines. wait between them lets it breathe:

   say slowly The night was late.
   wait 1 second
   say slowly Then someone knocked.
   

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5. Mix in a question and a condition, and the reader chooses the story:

   say slowly Do you open the door?
   ask answer yes or no
   if answer equals yes
       say slowly Outside, snow was falling.
   else
       say slowly The footsteps faded away.
   end
   

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#Try it

Write a three-line story: the first line at normal speed, the middle line slowly, the last line very slowly.

show It was a winter night
say slowly Something moved outside the window.
say very slowly It had waited a very long time.

#What you learned

• say slowly … sends the letters out one at a time.
• say very slowly … does the same, slower.
• say slowly every 0.2 seconds … sets the speed yourself.
• Korean is 천천히 말해줘, 아주 천천히 말해줘, 0.2초씩 천천히 말해줘.
• wait 1 second between lines lets a story breathe.