Shadowing-Übung: Did Tuchel get it WRONG? | Harry Kane | England 1-2 Argentina - Englisch Sprechen Lernen mit Video
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Yeah, it's a similar story to what's happened in previous tournaments.
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I feel like we struggled to keep the momentum of the game.
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We've done so well for that kind of 60 minutes.
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We scored, we deserve to be ahead.
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And then for one reason or another, we struggled to keep the ball.
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We struggled to put pressure on the ball.
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And it just allowed them to create more momentum.
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It created more attacks for them in our final third.
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And then, yeah, it's a normal mindset to try and hang on and try and hang on to the one goal lead.
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but you know we're still 20 minutes our stop is time to go
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and it was always going to be a long time
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so um yeah we're going to have to watch the game back
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and find out actually how we can improve in those situations
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but it's been probably the missing piece now for you know the last four fights hindsight's a wonderful thing
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but tactically did we get it wrong dropping to five at the back
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and dropping so deep so early to think
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so it's not the time to talk about
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that i think it's always going to be these discussions where
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it doesn't quite fall your way um i think we wanted
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to try more pressure on the wide areas with the five at the back
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and obviously it gives you an extra man for the crosses
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but yeah we're still going to quite get the pressure on there
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and whenever we clear the ball
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or won the ball back we don't keep it well enough
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and that's a big part of it as well to try
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and shift the momentum and try and finish the game off with the second goal
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so yeah it's hard to process it all right now obviously we'd have to look at the group
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and that we win and lose together that's just the way it goes Hi Harry, what did you say to the team for full time
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when we're sort of only walked into the dressing room what do you do you say
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so there's not much to say uh for now you everyone
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has to process what's just happened everyone's got it i'm going
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for all the boys all the staff everyone behind the scenes
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because we know how much everyone puts into being a successful national team um
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and when you're so close when you're 10 plus minutes away
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and it slips out your hands like
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that um yeah obviously the lads a bit uh demonstrated for
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now we just have to to take it on the chin
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there's nothing we can do we can wrestle in argentina um
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and then we go away and try
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and improve hi harry i know you must be really hurting right now um
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but along the way this world cup journey you've given the fans here the fans back home
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so many special moments um maybe just a message for them who have supported you all the way
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and ultimately yeah big thanks to the fans who have traveled
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we know how much people have given up to be here
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and support us and how much it's cost and all those situations and every game we've had, the support has been incredible.
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I know that following the fans have been totally behind us and yeah, we're devastated for them as well.
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We know how much it means to them.
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We know how much we would have meant to reach the final and have that day together.
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And look, we gave it everything.
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Every last blood, sweat, tears, whatever it took, We tried to get us into that final, get the fans something to cheer about,
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but yeah, we're not sure.
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Harry, commiserations, and it must feel very raw now.
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At the age and stage of your career that you're at, is there a fear that this could be your last World Cup within London, or is it something you would like to go on and do again?
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Yeah, again, it's too early to talk about that.
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You know, the person is always just about taking it year by year, and how i feel and um yeah in the national team is my pride
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and joy is what i love to do most more than
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anything um obviously four years is a long way away i'm uh 33 in the summer
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but uh as you see on the other end with with
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uh leo there he's still performing at the highest level
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so um yeah i never want to put a limit on these things i'll address every situation as they come.
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But for now, it's just about processing.
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Another tough loss with Misty.
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Could you elaborate on how crucial Neil Young Messi was today?
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Yeah, I felt like for the last part of the game, we dealt with him really well.
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But as always with the most dangerous players in the world, when they had the ball in the final third, they've got great swings.
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And he's done that again today.
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He's obviously one of the best players ever for for a reason
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and um like i said it was disappointing to kind of give up the space
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that we did and in those final final 20 minutes it allowed not just him
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but the other players other ball players to you know grow into the game
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and feel more confident and uh get balls into dangerous areas
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and in the end it was too much for us to stop thank you we'll leave it there Thank you.
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Kontext & Hintergrund
Das Video zeigt ein Interview mit Harry Kane nach dem Spiel England gegen Argentinien (1:2) bei einer großen Turnierphase. Die Gesprächspartner reflektieren über den Spielverlauf, taktische Entscheidungen und die Emotionen nach dem Verlust. Die Sprache ist informell, aber klar, mit vielen Alltagsausdrücken und emotionalen Äußerungen – perfekt fürs Üben von realistischen Gesprächen im Englischen.
Top 5 Phrasen für die tägliche Kommunikation
- "take it on the chin": Bedeutet, eine Niederlage oder Enttäuschung tapfer hinzunehmen. Beispiel: "Obwohl er das Match verlor, nahm er es on the chin und trainierte härter."
- "hang on to a lead": Ein Torvorteil halten. Beispiel: "Das Team versuchte, an seinem 1:0-Vorteil zu hang on, aber es gelang ihnen nicht."
- "process what's just happened": Das, was gerade passiert ist, verarbeiten. Beispiel: "Nach dem Unfall brauchte sie Zeit, um process what's just happened."
- "give it everything": Alles geben. Beispiel: "In der Prüfung hat er give it everything, aber er bestanden nicht."
- "slip out of your hands": Entweichen, sich entgleiten lassen. Beispiel: "Der Gewinn schien sicher, aber er slipping out of his hands am Ende."
Schritt-für-Schritt-Shadowing-Guide
Shadowing (auch "shadow speak" oder "shadow speech" genannt) ist eine tolle Methode, um Aussprache, Rhythmus und Intonation zu verbessern. Hier ist, wie du das Video effektiv nutzt:
- Höre zuerst das gesamte Gespräch an, um den Kontext zu verstehen. Achte auf die Emotionen – Harry Kane spricht oft langsam und nachdenklich, was es einfacher macht, ihm zu folgen.
- Wähle kurze Abschnitte (5-10 Sekunden) aus. Wiederhole sie sofort nach dem Abspielen, versuche, Tonhöhe und Tempo genau zu kopieren. Nutze einen shadowing site, um deine Aufnahmen zu vergleichen.
- Konzentriere dich auf Phrasen, nicht einzelne Wörter. Phrasen wie "take it on the chin" oder "give it everything" sind in der täglichen Sprache häufiger als isolierte Vokabeln. Übe, sie fließend auszusprechen.
- Übe die Intonation bei emotionalen Äußerungen. Wenn Kane sagt, "we're devastated for them", ist seine Stimme leise und traurig. Versuche, diese Emotion mitzugeben – das verbessert nicht nur dein Englisch, sondern auch deine Kommunikationsfähigkeit.
- Wiederhole täglich. Selbst 10 Minuten am Tag reichen, um Fortschritte zu sehen. Shadowing ist eine Übung, die sich mit der Zeit auszahlt – also bleib dran!
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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.