Shadowing-Übung: 74 - Englisch Sprechen Lernen mit Video

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I want to challenge you.
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Close your eyes and see if you can understand what I'm saying.
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Hi lovely students!
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My name is Bo and this is Bo's Slow English.
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Today we're going to do some tongue twisters.
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I would consider this video to be advanced.
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If you need to watch this video several times to improve your pronunciation, it's always here for you.
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Please like, subscribe, and share this video with your friends
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and check out my new youtube channel it's for kids families
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and super beginner english learners
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if you can pronounce all these sentences really well i am
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very happy for you some of these words you'll hear me
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say are a little bit challenging even for me first i'll
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read the sentence slowly then i'll read it a little faster
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then i would like you to join me where we'll read
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it twice first slowly then quickly i want to challenge you close your eyes and see
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if you can understand what i'm saying the sophisticated strategist scrutinized
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several suspicious shifts in public sentiment now i'm going to read
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it a little faster the sophisticated strategist scrutinized several suspicious shifts in public sentiment don't worry about what these words mean.
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This video is purely about pronunciation.
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Let's read the sentence together slowly.
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The sophisticated strategist scrutinized several suspicious shifts in public sentiment.
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The sophisticated strategist scrutinized several suspicious shifts in public sentiment.
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Now let's read it a little faster.
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The sophisticated strategist scrutinized several suspicious shifts in public sentiment.
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The sophisticated strategist scrutinized several suspicious shifts in public sentiment.
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When I said the word scrutinized a little bit faster, I did not say the letter t very clearly.
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I said scrutinized, scrutinized.
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It's kind of like how Americans say mountain instead of mountain or button instead of button.
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Let's move on to the next sentence.
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Close your eyes.
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See if you can understand me.
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The wealthy philanthropist thoughtfully thanked the theoretical physicist.
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And now a little faster.
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The wealthy philanthropist thoughtfully thanked the theoretical physicist.
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Are you ready to join me?
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Let's read it together slowly, twice, and then quickly, twice.
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The wealthy philanthropist thoughtfully thanked the theoretical physicist.
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Again, the wealthy philanthropist thoughtfully thanked the theoretical physicist.
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And now a little faster.
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The wealthy philanthropist thoughtfully thanked the theoretical Again,
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the wealthy philanthropist thoughtfully thanked the theoretical physicist.
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I know for some of you pronouncing the letters TH together can be challenging.
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What I encourage you to do
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when you're practicing this sound is start by putting your tongue in between your teeth to start.
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So when you're starting the word already have your tongue in between your teeth.
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For example the word thank'd.
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Start by putting your tongue in between your teeth, thank'd.
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And make sure you're blowing out a lot of air when you're doing that.
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Thank'd, thank'd.
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And I want you to really exaggerate the th sound, which will not feel natural and it's not going to look natural,
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but it will eventually.
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Thanked, thanked.
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See how far out my tongue is when I say that?
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Thanked.
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When I'm speaking it in my normal speed, I would normally say thanked, thanked, thanked.
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I was turning my head so you could see how far out my tongue was.
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Let's move on to the next sentence.
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Go ahead and Close your eyes and I will read it.
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The rural literary lecturer reluctantly revised her elaborate allegory. And a little faster.
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The rural literary lecturer reluctantly revised her elaborate allegory.
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Ready to join?
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Let's read it slowly, twice, then quickly, twice. And again,
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the rural literary lecturer reluctantly revised her elaborate allegory. And faster.
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The rural literary lecturer reluctantly revised her elaborate allegory. And one more time.
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The rural literary lecturer reluctantly revised her elaborate allegory.
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The letter R requires a lot of effort for the tongue muscle, so if this is tricky for you, don't worry.
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You will eventually get it, but you do have to practice.
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Next sentence.
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Close your eyes.
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Victor vividly evaluated whether vulnerable villages were economically viable.
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Let's try it together. And faster.
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viable.
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Victor vividly evaluated whether vulnerable villages were economically viable.
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There is a big difference between the V sound and the W sound.
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When you pronounce V, you want to lightly touch your two front teeth to the skin behind your lower lip.
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So when you just make that V sound, the sound from your throat and the teeth touching the skin will vibrate
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and it actually tickles a little bit when you hold it there.
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So let's try that together.
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Are you making the same sound as me?
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Now let's try to say the word victor.
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Now say the word weather.
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Notice how the shape of my mouth is round.
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So this is a very different sound compared to the V sound we did.
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So you can practice that back and forth.
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Moving on to the next sentence.
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Go ahead and close your eyes.
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The judicial journalist challenged the chief justice's generous judgment. And now faster.
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The judicial journalist challenged the chief justice's generous judgment.
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What's tricky about some of these words here is the J sound and the G sound have similarities.
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Judicial generous.
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Are you ready to join me?
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Next sentence- and close your eyes.
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The cryptographic specialist deciphered deceptively subtle discrepancies.
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The cryptographic specialist deciphered deceptively subtle discrepancias.
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Let's read it together.
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The cryptographic specialist deciphered deceptively subtle discrepancies.
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The cryptographic specialist deciphered deceptively subtle discrepancies.
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And a little faster.
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The cryptographic specialist deciphered deceptively subtle discrepancies.
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The cryptographic specialist deciphered deceptively subtle discrepancies.
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I'm not going to lie.
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I had to practice this sentence multiple times because I kept messing up.
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Okay, moving on to the next one.
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The ambitious biologist verified every variable before publishing the controversial study.
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The ambitious biologist verified every variable before publishing the controversial study.
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Okay?
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Ready?
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The ambitious biologist verified every variable before publishing the controversial study.
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Ready?
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The ambitious biologist verified every variable before publishing the controversial study and faster...
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The next one...
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Several scholarly specialists shared shocking suggestions during the strategic session. And together!
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Several Scholarly Specialists Shared Shocking Suggestions During the Strategic Session Several scholarly specialists Shared Shocking Suggestions During the Strategic Session And a little faster
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Several scholarly specialists Shared Shocking Suggestions During the Strategic Sessions Several scholarly specialists Shared Shocking Suggestions During the Strategic Session Whoo!
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There's a big difference between the pronunciation of the letter S by itself and SH.
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So think of S as a snake.
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And S is going to be like you're telling someone to be quiet.
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shh.
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If these sounds are challenging for you, then go back and forth practicing it.
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S, shh, s, shh.
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And the last one, the jurisdictional adjudicator judiciously justified judicial generalizations.
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The jurisdictional adjudicator judiciously justified judicial generalizations.
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That one is tricky for me.
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Let's say it together.
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the jurisdictional adjudicator judiciously justified judicial generalizations,
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judiciously justified judicial generalizations, and a little faster,
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the jurisdictional adjudicator judiciously justified judicial generalizations, The jurisdictional adjudicator judiciously justified judicial generalizations.
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That felt like a lot of effort for my brain, for my mouth, for my tongue.
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I hope this was a fun challenge for you.
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Keep practicing it and I will be posting more tongue twister videos.
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Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share, and check out my new YouTube channel.
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Oh, and finally Nari wants to come out and say hi.
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Hi, Nara.
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Do you want to say hi to the camera?
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We'll see you guys next time.
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Bye.

Warum sollten Sie mit diesem Video sprechen üben?

Das Üben des Sprechens mit Videos wie diesem bietet Ihnen die Möglichkeit, Ihre Englische Aussprache verbessern und gleichzeitig Ihr Hörverständnis zu schärfen. Bo's Slow English ist speziell darauf ausgelegt, dass fortgeschrittene Schüler herausgefordert werden und ihre Fähigkeiten im Englisch lernen mit YouTube ausbauen können. Indem Sie den Anweisungen des Sprechers folgen und aktiv am Prozess teilnehmen, verbessern Sie nicht nur Ihre Fähigkeit, die Worte zu erkennen, sondern auch Ihre eigene Artikulation. Mit dem shadowing Ansatz können Sie den Klang und Rhythmus der Sprache in einem authentischen Kontext üben.

Grammatik & Ausdrücke im Kontext

In diesem Video verwendet der Sprecher verschiedene komplexe Strukturen, die für Lernende besonders lehrreich sind:

  • "The sophisticated strategist scrutinized several suspicious shifts in public sentiment." – Diese Struktur zeigt den Einsatz des Simple Past und die Bedeutung von spezifischen Adjektiven zur Beschreibung von Substantiven.
  • "The wealthy philanthropist thoughtfully thanked the theoretical physicist." – Hier wird das Adverb „thoughtfully“ verwendet, um eine Handlung genauer zu beschreiben, was hilfreich ist, um Ihr Vokabular zu erweitern.
  • Die Nutzung der Phrase „close your eyes“ – Diese einfache Anweisung zeigt imperativische Formulierungen, die im alltäglichen Englisch sehr häufig vorkommen.

Häufige Aussprachefallen

Einige Wörter in diesem Video sind besonders herausfordernd und können für nicht-muttersprachliche Lernende zur Falle werden:

  • "scrutinized" – Die Aussprache dieses Wortes erfordert eine klare Betonung der Silben, und das „t“ wird oft nicht deutlich ausgesprochen, was es schwierig macht, für Lernende, die sich auf die richtige Aussprache konzentrieren.
  • "philanthropist" – Die korrekte Artikulation dieses langen Begriffs kann knifflig sein, insbesondere für Anfänger. Hier ist es wichtig, die Betonung auf die richtigen Silben zu legen.
  • Das "TH"-Geräusch in "thoughtfully" und "thank'd" – Dieses lautliche Element ist in vielen Sprachen nicht enthalten und kann die Aussprache erheblich erschweren. Es ist ratsam, mit der Zunge zwischen den Zähnen zu beginnen, um den Klang korrekt zu erzeugen.

Indem Sie regelmäßig mit solch anspruchsvollen Inhalten üben, verbessern Sie nicht nur Ihre Aussprache, sondern steigern auch Ihr Selbstbewusstsein beim Sprechen. Nutzen Sie diese Gelegenheit, um Ihr Englisch durch shadowing zu verbessern und ein höheres Niveau zu erreichen!

Was ist die Shadowing-Technik?

Shadowing ist eine wissenschaftlich fundierte Sprachlerntechnik, die ursprünglich für die professionelle Dolmetscherausbildung entwickelt und durch den Polyglotten Dr. Alexander Arguelles populär gemacht wurde. Die Methode ist einfach aber wirkungsvoll: Du hörst englisches Audio von Muttersprachlern und wiederholst es sofort laut — wie ein Schatten, der dem Sprecher mit nur 1–2 Sekunden Verzögerung folgt. Anders als passives Hören oder Grammatikübungen zwingt Shadowing dein Gehirn und deine Mundmuskulatur, gleichzeitig echte Sprachmuster zu verarbeiten und zu reproduzieren. Studien zeigen, dass es Aussprachegenauigkeit, Intonation, Rhythmus, verbundene Sprache, Hörverständnis und Sprechflüssigkeit signifikant verbessert — was es zu einer der effektivsten Methoden für die IELTS Speaking-Vorbereitung und reale englische Kommunikation macht.