Shadowing-Übung: Effective Team Meetings - Getting it Right - Englisch Sprechen Lernen mit Video

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Welcome everybody today to today's team meeting.
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Thank you very much for attending.
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We are due to run today from 2.30 until 3 o'clock, so I am aware that we're quite tight on time, so I have put together an agenda for us to work through
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so that we can get through the topics that we need to cover.
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As we have a rotational minute taker at all of our meetings, Morgan will be taking the minutes of today's meeting.
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Amy, you'll be taking the minutes at our next meeting, so thank you.
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As I've said before, this is a great chance to kind of hone those minute-taking skills, so please do take up this opportunity in an informal setting that we're in at the moment.
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So our first agenda item then is apologies.
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So I do have apologies from Emma.
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She's unable to attend today as she's already at another meeting this morning.
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I don't have any apologies from Charles.
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Has anybody seen him?
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Yeah, I did see him in the kitchen making a cup of tea, so I'm sure he won't be long.
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That's fine not a problem we are quite short of time
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so I am going to make a start on the meeting anyway
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if that's okay our second agenda item then is team updates
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so we're just going to spend a couple of minutes providing
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a bit of an update to each other on our key priorities
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and work that we've got going on at the moment Morgan could we start with you please yes
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so I've completed my blog so
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that will go up soon the present place on shoes that's okay
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and we're just having a bit of an update at the moment on people's key priorities
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and where they're at with their work.
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So Morgan's just giving us his update first.
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Yeah, so I've completed my blog and that will go online soon.
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The apprentice networking events were set up and took place on Tuesday.
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The reports had no errors, which is really good.
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And that's all my updates for this week.
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Okay, fantastic, thank you very much.
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Amy, could we have your update please?
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Yeah, so just to say that the Welcome to Kill is at full capacity, so we'll need to get another one.
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Yeah, and that concludes my update.
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Fantastic, that's brilliant, thank you very much Amy.
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Charles, can we have your update please?
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Yeah, I thought I'd take the opportunity to give her an update on our project plan, so what actions we have.
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If you've got any comments or any feedback, if you want to get in touch with me, then I'll be able to put them on board.
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Lovely.
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Thank you very much Charles for that update.
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I do have a bit of an update as well.
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So I went to a meeting on Monday and we discussed some new training that we're going to be providing.
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Finally, I do have a strategic update to give to you, but that's part of a wider team update.
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I will do that following a wider team meeting that was going to take place in a couple of weeks.
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Has anybody got any questions at all regarding any of those updates?
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No, thank you.
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So we'll move on to Agenda Item 3, the OD Operating Plan.
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I did issue you all this in our last team meeting and ask you all to have a look at it, so thank you very much because I do know that you've done that.
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This is a great document now so
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that we can use this as showing what we've got going on in the coming year
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and our provision that we're going to be providing.
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Has anybody got any questions at all about this document?
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No, just feedback, but I think it's a really good dynamic document
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and I think it will help us plan things throughout the year.
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Fantastic, lovely, thank you very much.
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But can I just ask, how does it meet the appraisal objectives?
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So the tasks that you are completing within the document, they are individual tasks but I will build
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that into the appraisal meeting as part of the wider objectives that you were set in your last meeting.
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Thank you.
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Yeah, does that make sense?
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Yeah, thank you.
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Lovely.
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Any more questions at all?
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No. No. Okay, if we could move on to our next agenda item then which is the OD website.
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Amy have you got an update on that?
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Yeah so just to say that the OD website is due to go live next month.
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I've made some updates in terms of the program of events it's going to be continually updated
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so staff can see what workshops are going to be booked in on an ongoing basis.
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That sounds fantastic thank you very much I have seen it
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and it does look really good is there anything that we need to do to help you with that or?
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It'd be really useful if you could just take some time out just to review it
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and see if there's any issues and queries
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and just to get back to me
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that would be great thank you no problem morgan could you drop
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that down as an action for everybody please for the next meeting and then we'll update amy during our next meeting
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um our next agenda item then workshop numbers morgan could you
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provide an update on those please yes i have the workshop numbers for the month ahead
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so um we've got inclusive leadership on the 5th with 10
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booked to date um assertiveness is on the 7th with 12
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booked um on the 19th we have excel introduction with only three.
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I'm not sure what you want me to do with that one.
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I deliver that workshop so if we can perhaps give it a week
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and review it at the next team meeting that would be really good.
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Yeah I'll make an answer to review it next week.
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We have career planning on the 22nd which has eight people, so we can review that again next week.
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And the final one is project management on the 29th.
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It's fully booked and we're five people on the waiting list.
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Well, I deliver on that workshop, Morgan, so could we look at getting another one booked in for the beginning of next month, please?
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Yeah, that's why I'm making a note.
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That's all the numbers for the next four weeks and any queries in the meantime, just let me know.
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That's great, lovely.
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Thank you very much, Morgan, for providing that update.
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So our final agenda item then is any other business.
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So has anybody got anything they want to bring up or discuss that we haven't already mentioned?
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As you all know, I sit on the charity committee
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and we've been asked to come up with some creative ideas for events to run next year.
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So I thought maybe as we're all together, we could take the opportunity to brainstorm a few things to take forward.
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OK, I think that's a great consideration that we need to make.
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I would love to get involved in some of those events.
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I don't think we have the time to look at that today, unfortunately, because we are quite short on time.
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Morgan could you put
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that down as an action please for us to look at ready for the next meeting
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and if we could all look into that and get back to Charles
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when we meet again that would be great is
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that okay yeah that's really good thank you lovely thank you
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is there anything anybody else wants to mention no no okay
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that's everything from me I don't have anything else to add
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except thank you very much for all your hard work and
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if we could all meet again next week
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that would be lovely I will be in touch to extend
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that meeting so that we have enough time to allow for the discussion on the charity events.
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Morgan if you could circulate the actions by the end of the day
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that would be great so we've all got time to look at those ready for the next meeting.
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Thank you very much for attending everybody.
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Thank you.

Kontext und Hintergrund

Das Video zeigt eine typische Teambesprechung im englischen Arbeitsumfeld, bei der der Moderator die Agenda durchgeht, Updates einholt und Entscheidungen trifft. Solche Szenen sind ideal, um alltägliche Englischkenntnisse zu üben – vor allem, wenn es um klare Kommunikation, Zeitmanagement und Teaminteraktion geht. Die Gesprächsführung ist natürlich und realistisch, was es perfekt macht, um "shadowspeak" oder "Englisch Shadowing" zu üben: eine Methode, bei der du die Sprache direkt nachahmens, um Aussprache, Rhythmus und Intonation zu verbessern.

Top 5 Phrasen für den täglichen Sprachgebrauch

  • "We are due to run today from 2.30 until 3 o'clock" – Perfekt, um die Dauer einer Besprechung zu klären. Nutze es, um Termine oder Veranstaltungen zu planen.
  • "I have put together an agenda for us to work through" – Ideal, um Struktur in ein Gespräch zu bringen. Du kannst es auch sagen: "Ich habe eine Agenda erstellt, um die Themen durchzugehen".
  • "Could we start with you please?" – Ein höfliches Weg, jemanden um ein Update zu bitten. Ähnlich: "Könntest du uns bitte zuerst deinen Stand mitteilen?"
  • "That concludes my update" – Ein klares Ende für deine Mitteilungen. Ein alternatives: "Das war mein Update für heute".
  • "Has anybody got any questions at all?" – Wichtig, um Feedback einzuholen. Du kannst es auch fragen: "Hat jemand noch Fragen?"

Schritt-für-Schritt Shadowing-Anleitung

Um "Englisch sprechen üben" mit diesem Video effektiv zu können, folge diesen Schritten: 1. Höre die erste Minute des Dialogs genau zu – Achte auf die Intonation, wenn der Moderator die Zeit ankündigt oder um Updates bittet. 2. Wiederhole jede Phrase direkt nach dem Sprecher – Versuche, die gleiche Geschwindigkeit und Betonung zu nehmen. Das hilft, "shadow speech" zu üben und deinen Mund an die englischen Laute zu gewöhnen. 3. Konzentriere dich auf die Schlüsselwörter wie "agenda", "updates" oder "minutes taker" – Diese Wörter kommen oft in Besprechungen vor. 4. Übe in kurzen Abschnitten – 2-3 Sätze auf einmal, dann pausiere und wiederhole. So behältst du die Konzentration. 5. Mache es zu einem Ritual – Übe täglich 5-10 Minuten, und du wirst merken, dass deine Sprachfluenz zunimmt!

Mit "Englisch Shadowing" wird das Sprechen nicht mehr stressig – stattdessen lernst du, natürlich und selbstsicher zu kommunizieren, wie in der Teambesprechung im Video. Also leg los, und habe Spaß beim Nachahmen!

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.

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