Shadowing-Übung: Ben and Holly’s Little Kingdom 👑 Snow | Fun Kids Cartoons | Super Toons TV - Englisch Sprechen Lernen mit Video
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Today's adventure starts at the great elf tree on Christmas Eve.
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Snow!
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Come on elves, let's get the elf plane loaded.
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Righty-ho, wind the engine.
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Roger that, Mr. Elf.
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Wind the engine.
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Righty-ho!
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Hi boys!
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Hi girls!
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What's happening?
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Dad has an important job to do.
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What kind of job?
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He's flying to the North Pole.
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The North Pole?
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Yes, we're making our final delivery of toys to Father Christmas.
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Ooh!
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Flight 1000, ready for takeoff.
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Flight 1000, you are cleared for takeoff.
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Roger that, Control.
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Why are you delivering toys to Father Christmas?
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Well, who do you think makes all Father Christmas' toys?
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Um, elves?
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That's right.
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Us elves.
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Ah.
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Elves work all year deep underground in the elf factory making toys.
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Then, in December, Ben's dad flies to the North Pole and delivers the toys to Father Christmas.
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Does he land at the North Pole and meet Father Christmas?
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No, he never lands.
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He drops the toys by parachute.
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Then Father Christmas wraps the toys up and delivers them to the children of the world.
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All the children?
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Even our friend Lucy?
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Oh, yes.
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Even Lucy.
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I love Christmas.
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And I love snow.
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Me too.
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I wish it was snowing now.
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Yes.
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It's Christmas Eve.
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When's it going to snow?
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Maybe it's time for a weather forecast.
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Weather forecast?
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Yes.
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We can use my elf weather detector.
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Wow.
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So can this machine tell if it's going to snow? Of course.
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How does it work?
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I listen to the weather through this giant ear trumpet.
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It's so sensitive, I can hear a butterfly flapping its wings in Africa.
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Can you hear any butterflies?
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Don't talk loudly into the trumpet.
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Sorry, wise old elf.
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Now, please stay quiet quiet.
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Ah, interesting.
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Is it a butterfly?
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No, I can hear weather.
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What sort of weather?
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There's a chance of sun or rain with clear skies or clouds.
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Is it going to snow?
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I can say it certainly might.
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But then again, it might not.
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Oh.
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I know.
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Let's ask Nanny Plum if it's going to snow.
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Why ask Nanny Plum?
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Nanny can tell the future.
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Ha!
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This I must see.
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Nanny Plum!
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Nanny Plum!
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You can tell the future, can't you?
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I certainly can.
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Can you tell if it's going to snow?
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Yes, I'll use my special snow forecasting globe.
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Ho ho, I see.
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You gaze into the crystal ball and it tells our fortune, I suppose.
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No, you just shake it, like this.
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There we are.
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It'll snow today.
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Hooray!
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Stop, stop, stop.
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How on earth can that thing predict the weather?
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It's never been wrong.
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What if you shook it in the summer?
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Well, you don't shake it in the summer, obviously.
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That would be silly!
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Well, you can't tell exactly when it's going to snow, can you?
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Yes, I can.
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It's going to snow now.
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Abracadabra!
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That's cheating.
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No, it's not.
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Make it snow!
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Nanny's made it snow!
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Let's go and see it!
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What?
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But where is the snow?
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NANNY PLUM!
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It's snowing inside!
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Snow!
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Snow!
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Let's play Snowballs!
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NANNY PLUM!
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It's snowing in the sitting room!
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Is this your doing?
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Yes, it is!
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Inside is for sitting in armchairs and reading.
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Outside is for snow.
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Inside, outside, whatever.
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Nanny Plum, you're fired!
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Don't be silly.
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I'm taking away your wand until you learn how to control your spells better.
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But what about the snow?
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Not another word.
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Everyone out.
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Now Daddy's taken Nanny Plum's wand.
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She won't be able to magic any snow.
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Now we won't have any snow for Christmas.
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There's always a chance it might snow anyway.
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I can hear something.
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Is it snow?
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No, it's the elf plane.
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Dad's back from the North Pole.
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That's the last delivery done.
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Dad, did you see snow?
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Yes, lots of it.
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Enough snow to last me a lifetime.
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Now you've finished your work, Mr Elf.
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Are you on holiday?
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Holiday?
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Good gracious, no. It's Christmas Eve.
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There's work to be done preparing tonight's elf and fairy feast.
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Oh, yes, the midnight elf and fairy feast.
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On Christmas Eve. With music. And singing. And lanterns.
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Yes, and those lanterns don't hang themselves up to work.
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Stop, Mr Elf.
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It's about time you had a rest.
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A rest?
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You've been working hard all year.
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Just sit down and relax for five minutes.
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I can give you three.
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You work too hard.
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Elves like working hard.
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And I'm an elf.
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Oh, dear.
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You really must relax.
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Just say, I'm on holiday.
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Well, all right.
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I'm on holiday.
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That's nice.
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Hello, wise old elf speaking.
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Ho, ho, ho.
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It's Father Christmas here.
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Oh, Mr. Christmas.
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We seem to be missing some toys.
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I can't find Box 571.
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Box 571?
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I need those toys before tonight, or some children will not get their Christmas presents.
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Never fear, Mr. Christmas.
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We will get the box to you.
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I will deliver it personally.
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Box 571?
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It could be anywhere.
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We'll never find it.
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Is it this box, Dad?
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The one that says Box 571?
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What?
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Well done, Ben.
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You found it.
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To the elf plane.
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We leave immediately.
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Well, that was a nice holiday while it lasted.
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Are you going back to the North Pole?
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Can we come?
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Can we, Dad?
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Please?
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Please, Mr Elf.
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I don't mind who comes, but we must leave straight away.
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Hooray!
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Brilliant!
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I'll just get my wands back from King Thistle.
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There's no time for that, Nanny.
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We need to get these toys to Father Christmas right away.
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Elf Anna is at stake.
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Ready for take-off, Captain.
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Everyone on board.
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Ben, it's snowing.
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Oh, wow!
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Snow!
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You see?
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My snow globe is never wrong.
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Hmm.
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What do all these buttons do?
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Don't touch anything, please, Nanny Plum.
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Wind the engine.
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Righty-ho!
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Ready for take-off!
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North Pole, here we come!
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I can't wait to play in the snow!
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Me too!
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We're not going to play in the snow.
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We're just dropping off the toy box and coming straight home.
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So we won't meet Father Christmas?
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Good gracious, no. We're on a mission.
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There'll be no playing in the snow and no meeting Father Christmas.
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Join us in our next episode when we play in the snow and meet Father Christmas
Why This "Ben and Holly" Clip Is Perfect for Speaking Practice
This video’s dialogue is a goldmine for English learners. It uses simple, conversational phrases spoken at a natural pace—ideal for practicing shadow speak (repeating lines immediately after the speaker). The Christmas theme adds fun, making it easier to stay engaged, while the clear exchanges between characters help you pick up intonation and rhythm. Plus, the mix of questions and explanations (like how elves deliver toys) mirrors real-life conversations, so you’ll learn practical phrases you can use daily.
Breaking Down Natural English Phrases
Let’s look at 3 lines that sound authentic and why:
- "Righty-ho, wind the engine." This casual "righty-ho" is a friendly way to say "okay" or "got it"—common in spoken English. It shows how native speakers use informal terms to keep conversations light.
- "Flight 1000, you are cleared for takeoff." The structure here is clear and direct, typical of instructions. Notice the passive voice ("are cleared") which is often used in formal or procedural contexts, like air traffic control.
- "I wish it was snowing now." This "wish + past continuous" structure is key for expressing desires. Native speakers use this to talk about things they want but aren’t happening, making it a must-learn for everyday speech.
A Simple Shadow Speak Routine to Try
Improve your English pronunciation with this 5-minute shadowspeak exercise using the video:
- Watch a 30-second clip once to understand the context.
- Play the clip again, pausing after each line. Repeat the line out loud, mimicking the speaker’s tone and speed—this is shadow speech.
- Record yourself repeating the lines. Compare your recording to the video: Do you match the stress on words like "North Pole" or "Father Christmas"? Adjust until your rhythm feels natural.
- Do this daily for a week. You’ll notice your pronunciation and fluency improve as you internalize the dialogue’s flow.
This routine works because shadowspeaks trains your mouth and brain to work together, helping you sound more like a native. Start small, and soon you’ll be using these phrases confidently in your own conversations!
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.