تدريب Shadowing: POV: Você Entrou no BOPE para Combater o Crime e Virou Miliciano - تعلم التحدث بالإنجليزية عبر الفيديو

Level 1.

Juramento You have 22 years and already killed 3 people before completing the first year of BOP.

It's not the number that keeps you up, it's the facilitation.

The first time you fell, the second time you didn't fell.

The third time you were already thinking about the report that would be done later.

Your instructor said that it was like, that the course exists just for this, to transform the reflex of hesitating into the act.

You believe?

Believe.

The problem is that nobody told you what happens when the hesitation goes away from the time.

But this is more late.

First, how did you get here?

You were born in Campo Grande, the west of the river.

It's not a favela, it's not asfalto rich.

It's the middle term that the Brazilian Brazilian people know well.

Rua com buraco, escola sem professor, posto de saúde com fila de 4 horas.

E, do outro lado da avenida, o tráfico funcionando como relógio suíço.

Sem buraco, sem fila, sem espera.

Seu pai era cabo da PM.

Morreu numa abordagem de rotina quando você tinha 11 anos.

Tiroteio em Bangu.

Nome no muro do batalhão.

Foto pequena no corredor que ninguém olha.

Sua mãe ficou com você e sua irmã mais nova and with a pension that didn't pay the whole rent.

So she was going to clean the house in Barra da Tijuca three times per week.

You grew up knowing that you were a police officer.

Not by pride, but by logic.

It was the only universe that you understood.

Fada, hierarchy, the idea that there was a right side and that your father died.

Aos 18, you entered for PM.

Aos 23, you got a job in CO and SP.

De 84 candidates, 11 came to the end.

You were one of them.

Level 2.

A fada preta.

Your mother was in the school.

She cried before you put a boina.

Not of pride, but of fear.

She knew what that meant.

She saw your father's uniform on a box.

You said that it was different.

That the BOP was another thing.

That you were more prepared.

That the training was the best of the country.

She didn't believe in anything.

You believed for her.

Your first year as a operator was exactly what the course promised.

Operations in the Complex of the Aleman, in Jacarezinho, in the City of Deus.

You entered in Beco, which normal car didn't enter.

You took a shot with a gun in a third of the afternoon, as if it was expedient.

You went to the battle, you had the report, you slept four hours, you started again.

The salary was 4.200 reais, less than half of the traffic manager you helped learn in two days.

You knew that because he said during the driving process.

He said it was not a professional, but the number was in the head.

Level 3.

What the system does.

Two years of BOP.

You already had seen the pattern.

You got information of intelligence.

Operating.

Autorized.

You and your team were planning three days planning the entrance, routes, contingencies.

They were in the right place, doing everything right.

They were in the right place, they were in the right place, they were in the right place.

In the following week, half of the prison was in the street.

Not for a fuga, but for judicial decision.

Audit of custody, flagrant with technical technical, a car car that the trafficked could pay and the state didn't able to rebate.

You learned to not complain.

Reclamar alto was to be transferred to the administrative, which was a way to be buried alive in the institution.

But something was getting clear with the time.

Not only the judges.

Not only the judicial judicial system.

There was something bad inside the entire operation.

Information was running before the team entered.

Alvo that was going to be 48 hours before the operation.

Carga que evaporava no meio da rota quando a escolta era de outros batalhões.

Você começou a observar.

Era o tipo de coisa que o BOPE te ensina.

Padrão de comportamento.

Anomalia.

O que não bate.

3 meses observando.

Você chegou numa conclusão que não queria chegar.

O vazamento vinha de dentro.

Você levou para o seu comandante.

Ele te ouviu, anotou, falou que ia investigar.

6 weeks later, the subtenant you suspected was transferred to Barra da Tijuca.

The guy won the promo.

It was the first time you really understood what your father never had chance to teach you.

The institution protects the institution.

You are a piece.

When a piece is involved, she is moved.

When you insist on it, she is involved.

You are quiet. For now.

4. The price of honestness.

You have 31 years and you've already lost 4 friends.

Not 4 friends.

4 friends of the real.

Those who know your name of war.

Those who have taken your flanches without you needing to ask.

100

Those who you call at 2 in the morning when your head doesn't stop and they attend without complaining.

101

4. 4.

102

4. 4.

103

I'm talking about sacrifice and honor.

104

Four viúvas that you looked at the eye without saying anything that would be worth anything.

105

The fifth partner didn't die.

106

He left.

107

Cabo Silveira, eight years old, the best shooter of your team.

108

On a Sunday morning, he arrived at the battle, gave the gun, gave the gun,

109

gave the gun, signed the transfer to the administrative and went home without explaining anything to anyone.

110

Three weeks later, you discovered why.

111

He was devendo 28 mil reais of financing to a apartment in Cosmos.

112

That he got when the wife was married to the second son, and the salary didn't close the month.

113

Then the apartment suffered a lagamento.

114

The bank didn't negotiate, the parcel went up and someone offered a exit.

115

It was not traffic.

116

It was police.

117

They didn't ask much.

118

Just to be able to get a call when the operation was marked for the West.

119

One call.

120

Sometimes, it's not that.

121

Just silence at the right time.

122

The Silverman was three months in this agreement before not to stop.

123

But you didn't call him.

124

You wanted to julgar, but you didn't.

125

Because you knew exactly how much cost that apartment cost.

126

You knew exactly what was 4.200 reais trying to pay parcela, supermarket, school of children, and a mother-in-law.

127

The math didn't close for anyone who was honest.

128

And for the first time, you got this question in mind in a way that you couldn't push for a contest.

129

Honest to whom?

130

To a system that promoted the guy that sold information?

131

To a court that was in 48 hours whom you risked life to find?

132

To a institution that paid 4.200 reais for you to enter in a vehicle with a gun

133

while the manager of a vehicle earned this value in a turn?

134

The question was not a good answer.

135

Only answers that were different.

136

Level 5.

137

O primeiro contato.

138

Foi numa operação na Zona Oeste que você conheceu o Major Adriano.

139

Não era o nome verdadeiro.

140

Ninguém chamava pelo nome verdadeiro.

141

Mas todo mundo sabia quem era.

142

Ex-Bop.

143

12 anos de tropa.

144

Tinha saído na época em que você ainda era soldado.

145

Na rua, comandava um esquema de milícia que controlava gás, TV a cabo clandestina e transporte alternativo em quatro bairros de Campo Grande.

146

A operação não era contra ele.

147

It was against a traffic cell that had tried to expand to the area.

148

You were called as a reforcer because the intelligence was a heavy gun.

149

Adriano appeared in the end, not armed, not a mess.

150

He got a mineral water gel in a 30 degrees in the street

151

and offered to you while you were waiting for the IML to arrive.

152

You accepted.

153

He was with a pain.

154

It was just water.

155

He didn't ask anything.

156

He didn't ask anything.

157

He talked about the operation, about the traffic in the area, about how his police kept his community in order in a way that the police never managed.

158

He spoke with the naturalness of those who think he's doing something obvious.

159

You heard more than you planned to hear.

160

He said something before going to go, that was simple, without a dramatic weight.

161

You still believe it will change something into a hole with a gun?

162

You didn't answer.

163

But the question was already there.

164

Two weeks later, he sent a message in a number that you didn't know he had.

165

You just didn't respond.

166

You didn't block.

167

You got a number saved.

168

Level 6.

169

A line.

170

You have 34 years when you cross.

171

You don't have a dramatic moment.

172

You don't have a night where you sit and decide to become a criminal.

173

It doesn't work like that.

174

It works in small schools that each one seems reasonable.

175

The first one was information.

176

A operation marked for Campo Grande, area of Adriano.

177

You didn't tell him.

178

Just not told the team that there was a informant in the area that could compromise the abordage.

179

Technically, you preserved a font.

180

Technically.

181

The second step was omission.

182

The routine.

183

Carro with two men from the scheme of...

184

Adriano.

185

$15.000 in specie in the port-a-malas.

186

You checked the documents, found everything right, and sent to follow.

187

No one asked what was on the port-a-malas.

188

Why did you not asked?

189

The third step was money.

190

$8000,00 in a envelope that appeared in your arm's pocket.

191

No billet, no name.

192

You looked at that envelope for 40 minutes.

193

Then you guard it.

194

Each one had a justification, that if you were talking in loud voice, it was almost reasonable.

195

You didn't get anyone in the real world.

196

You were navigating in a system that was already gone before you arrived.

197

You were receiving what you always deserved and never received.

198

You were doing what Silveira did, just with more control.

199

But Silveira stopped.

200

You didn't stopped.

201

Your mother rang that month asking where the money came to deposit in her account.

202

You said that she had made a special security security in an event.

203

She didn't.

204

She didn't believe in you and fing to believe.

205

The first was in the BOP.

206

Level 7.

207

You have 38 years and still use a fard.

208

This is the part that people outside don't understand.

209

You didn't leave the PM.

210

You didn't ask for a loan, didn't become civil, didn't open office.

211

You continued entering the battle every day.

212

Continuou fazendo operação.

213

Continuou sendo o Major Carvalho.

214

Referência de tropa.

215

Homem de confiança.

216

Aquele que os recrutas mais novos observam de longe querendo ser.

217

A farda virou cobertura.

218

A melhor cobertura possível.

219

Enquanto você operava pelo estado de manhã, de tarde você operava pelo esquema.

220

Não diretamente.

221

Nunca diretamente.

222

You had learned with Adriano that the mouth is a mouth exposition.

223

You were the brain, not the mouth.

224

You had people to hand.

225

The scheme in Campo Grande grew.

226

It started with gas and TV clandestine.

227

Then came internet.

228

Then transport.

229

Then taxa of security for local commerce.

230

300 reais per month for every establishment.

231

And nobody refused.

232

Because everyone knew what happened with who refused.

233

You didn't talk to anyone.

234

You never talked directly to anyone.

235

There were people to do it.

236

Your salary of PM continued to be 4.200 reais.

237

In the declaration of income, you were a major endivided like all others.

238

In fact, you were moving 180.000 reais per month outside.

239

The house in recreation was the name of your cousin.

240

The apartment in Itangangá was in a holding that a driver had sold.

241

The car was financed by a CPF of a cousin who never knew that the car existed.

242

You learned this architecture with time.

243

You learned that money is empty, has to circulate before you stop.

244

That a property is better than a bank.

245

That the error of the amateurs is to ostent it fast.

246

You didn't ostent it.

247

You continued taking conduit when you were not in service.

248

You continued eating at the restaurant near the bar.

249

You continued eating the same phone for 2 years.

250

The discipline of BOP taught you to be invisible when you needed.

251

Now you used this for something else.

252

In a sexta night, you went to a soldier of your team.

253

26 years old, in an operation in the complex of Penha.

254

Three shots of a gun.

255

You left a woman and a girl of eight months.

256

You stayed one hour, put the hand of the wife, said the words right, and left.

257

In the car, in a meeting with two of your staff members, you didn't think about the soldier.

258

You thought about the meeting.

259

There was a price in Senador Vasconcelos that was atrasated on the payment for the third month following.

260

You didn't think about the soldado.

261

This was the moment you understood that he had crossed out of the way.

262

Not when you took the first envelope.

263

Not when you omit the first abordage.

264

It was there, in the car, on the next night, when a young man of 26 years old died in your command

265

and his head had gone to another meeting.

266

8. The cerco.

267

You have 42 years when the federal police appears.

268

You didn't know the total risk.

269

You knew that the risk existed.

270

You knew that the PF had a specialization in military since 2019.

271

You knew that two schemes of the West had fallen in the last 18 months.

272

You had taken precaution.

273

You had cut contact directly with Adriano for two years.

274

You had changed the coordinators.

275

You had increased the gap between you and anything.

276

It was not enough.

277

Two agents of the PF appeared in a bar near the battle in a 5th of the afternoon and they were presented.

278

They didn't get them, they didn't get them, they didn't make a scene.

279

They just said they wanted to talk, they had some questions about activities in the West, which would be better you cooperate now than later.

280

You know that you had the same abordage.

281

You even had used it in suspects.

282

It was the abordage of who already had enough to get you.

283

but you prefer to see if you give someone else before.

284

You asked to talk to your lawyer.

285

They smiled and said that it was your right.

286

That night, you went to your mother's house for the first time in three weeks.

287

She had 67 years old.

288

Problem of pressure, arthritis on the two legs.

289

You arrived with fruit and with a ready excuse about why she had gone.

290

She She didn't ask a excuse.

291

She looked at the door, looked at the eyes for 5 seconds and said something just.

292

You are okay?

293

It was a question of health.

294

It was a question of her to you, the truth.

295

That she had been waiting for years because she had afraid of the answer.

296

You said she was okay.

297

She sent you.

298

She let you go.

299

She took off food that didn't need to be washed out, because she had done that day.

300

waiting for you to appear.

301

You ate in silence.

302

She was in the chair, without eating, just looking.

303

Not with a madness, with a sad sad feeling of who understood something that she didn't want to have understood.

304

You went to leave with the fruit still on the floor, and the feeling of that was the last time she looked like this.

305

Eight months later, she died of a fever, while you were formally being indicated in a room in the Superintendency of the PF in the Praça Mauá.

306

You were aware of the phone of your lawyer at the time of the appointment.

307

You asked for the end of that day.

308

They left.

309

You went out.

310

You sat in the room in a room near the room.

311

You looked at the floor for 40 minutes.

312

You didn't cry.

313

You had to cry in some moment between the BOP and what was coming after.

314

You didn't know exactly when.

315

This also cost you.

316

Level 9.

317

The cycle.

318

You have 44 years.

319

A fada was returned.

320

The process goes on the federal court.

321

Your lawyer speaks in accordance with the agreement, speaks in collaboration, speaks in reduction of pen.

322

You hear and not hear.

323

You live in an apartment in Sulacap, long of everything, of purpose.

324

The formal bens were blocked.

325

The informal, those who were in the name of other people, are being...

326

...desmontated by who took the scheme after you fell.

327

It was fast.

328

Not in a week.

329

The same scheme that you built, worked against you with the same efficiency as you built.

330

You knew it would be like this.

331

You had done the same thing when Adriano went to leave.

332

One afternoon, you went to Campo Grande, by the way, without car, without a seat, for the first time in years.

333

Just walk.

334

You walk by the street where you grew.

335

The hole that you had on the asphalt when you were a child is still there.

336

The biggest bar that you closed when you were 15 years old is now a venda of gas, those with letters of adhesive on the wall.

337

You turn to a side and stop.

338

At the end of the street, there is a block.

339

Two cars atravessados, four men, one with a radio in the hand.

340

You know the block.

341

You put the block like this, hundreds of times.

342

But these are not the PM.

343

And then you see the boy, 18, maybe 19, a black car, a gun, a gun, a gun, a gun, a posture of who ended.

344

He is in the entrance of the street, looking at the block with a expression that you recognize of core.

345

Determination.

346

A determination limpa of who will still believe that it will make a difference.

347

The same look that you had.

348

He is on the side of the street, looking at the gun, not a gun, checking.

349

You lift the gun, showing that he is not a gun, saying that he is just passing.

350

He looks like a quick ride.

351

He looks like a quick ride.

352

He looks like a guy trying to understand what he sees.

353

He looks like he needs to say something.

354

He goes three square feet without stopping.

355

He stops in a empty car and looks at the ground.

356

He's entered in the BOP to be what this guy is now.

357

He's in a voice-out with a head-out

358

and a photo of your father in the back of the bag that it would be the front.

359

The guy that impede the man to get to the wrong side wrong side.

360

And you turned the wrong side.

361

Not once, in small, so small, that each one seemed reasonable.

362

Until one day you were on the other side, without having any line that seemed big enough enough to mark the road.

363

This is the danger that nobody tells you.

364

It's not the corruption-scancarated, the guy that comes in the first day wanting propina.

365

It's the erosión.

366

It's the system that pays 4.200 reais for you to risk your life

367

and you can't get in 48 hours who you've got.

368

It's the colleague who earned promo for vazar information.

369

It's the envelope that appears in the bag and stays there 40 minutes while you decide.

370

It's the amount of 40 minutes like this.

371

The bus comes.

372

You enter.

373

You sit in the last bank.

374

The window.

375

Like I was when I was sold out

376

and I was back from the table and I was hiding behind the table for not to be executed in transport.

377

You look at the window while the camp is big.

378

There, on the street, the girl from the black man continues on the block with that clean eye.

379

You wait for him to stay like this.

380

You know that he probably won't.

381

And the cycle continues.

ما هي تقنية التظليل الصوتي؟

التظليل الصوتي (Shadowing) تقنية تعلم لغة مدعومة علمياً، طُورت أصلاً لتدريب المترجمين الفوريين المحترفين. الطريقة بسيطة لكنها قوية: تستمع لصوت إنجليزي أصلي وتكرره فوراً بصوت عالٍ — كظل يتبع المتحدث بتأخير 1-2 ثانية. تُظهر الأبحاث تحسناً كبيراً في دقة النطق والتنغيم والإيقاع وربط الأصوات والاستماع والطلاقة.

تدريب Shadowing: POV: Você Entrou no BOPE para Combater o Crime e Virou Miliciano - تعلم التحدث بالإنجليزية عبر الفيديو

السياق والخلفية

أفضل 5 عبارات للتواصل اليومي

دليل خطوة بخطوة للتظليل

ما هي تقنية التظليل الصوتي؟