Shadowing-Übung: ENGLISH VOCABULARY IN MY CAR - Englisch Sprechen Lernen mit Video

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Hey guys, welcome to my channel and welcome to my Porsche.
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Today we're going to talk about vocabulary associated with driving cars
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and I'm going to teach you words that describe the inside of the car and outside of the car.
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So first of all, when I'm in my car, I want to start it.
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And I started by putting my key into the ignition
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and in this particular model i also need to press the
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brake pedal with the brake pedal you stop the car
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so i press the brake pedal put my key into the ignition and start the car
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this thing is called the steering wheel and i use it to turn left
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and to turn right this thing here is called the stick shift
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and i use it to either park my car to drive
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or to drive backwards the thing is this car has automatic transmission this means
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that the speed changes automatically so what i do here i press the brake pedal again
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and i put this stick shift into the drive mode
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and this way when i take my leg off the brake pedal the car starts moving
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but we're not going to move because we're going to talk about other things
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that we can see here in the car moved a little
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so to prevent this kind of moving there is also another brake
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that this car has it's called emergency brake
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and in Porsches it's right here on the left
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but in some cars there's an additional handle that you can engage
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and this is called emergency brake candle now everything that's right here is called the dashboard and it has different gauges.
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So it has diesel gauge for example because this car runs on diesel.
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It has speedometer that shows the speed.
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It also has the screen and all the buttons so you can turn on the air conditioning, you can turn on the radio,
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you can turn on whatever you're connecting maybe an iPhone or whatever.
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Another thing that we have here this glass in front of me is called windshield in the US.
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And if it's raining, there are wipers.
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I can also use wipers just to clean my windshield.
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This mirror is called rear view mirror and I also have a rear view camera.
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So whenever I'm driving backwards, I can use either the rear view mirror or the rear view camera.
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When you have a glass It's actually called a moon roof in your car.
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So, I don't know, well, we can guess where this word is coming from.
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Moon roof is that, is when you just lay down
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and enjoy the moon just by being in your car and looking upwards.
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So this is called moon roof.
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Let's talk about something non-technical.
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So this is a cup holder.
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We actually have two cup holders, but we use it for hand sanitizer and for bubble gum.
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We also have a so-called glove compartment glove compartment.
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Again, we don't have any gloves there.
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We have a CD, we have a face cream, and we have some documents that relate to this Porsche.
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By the way, some Americans say Porsche, which I think is really wrong because the car is produced in Germany, and in Germany you say Porsche.
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If you press in the middle of the steering wheel, and I'm only going to do it once because we're in a residential neighborhood.
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Here we go.
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This is called horn.
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Whenever you're driving, please make sure you're wearing a seatbelt.
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So you can wear a seatbelt.
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The process of putting the seatbelt on is called tightening the seatbelt.
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So with this button, you activate emergency lights and all the lights start blinking.
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And then if you want to open the window, you press the button that is called window power and the window goes down.
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In the same way, it goes up.
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This thing is called a visor.
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A visor protects driver's eyes from direct sunlight.
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And this one also has a mirror and a light.
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So if we want to start driving I need to press the gas pedal.
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By the way this is the passenger seat this is the driver's seat.
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Now let's talk a little about what we have outside of our car.
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So here we have our door and we have the door handle that helps us open and close the door.
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This is our side
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mirror so if you're a driver
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and you look at the side mirror you see what's happening
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on the left side of your car now my car also has a car seat for the baby
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and it's a rear facing car seat because whenever Emily's here she's facing rear
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and for all the infants
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and all the small babies you have to have a rear
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facing car seat in the US this is my car's trunk
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and I can open it by pressing this button on the key.
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Welcome to the trunk.
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It's actually empty.
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I like when my car is empty.
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I like to have a lot of free space here.
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And I'm closing it.
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This right here is called a license plate.
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In California, you're required to have two license plates, one in the back and one in the front.
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They also give us these stickers that certify that we have paid our taxes and fees this year.
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Of course every car has four wheels.
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We have the wheel itself.
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This is the whole construction but the black rubber thing here is a tire.
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Sometimes that happened to me actually three times in my life.
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You have a flat tire so whenever you hit something with your tire
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and it goes flat Then it's called a flat tire
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and then you just have to go to a car shop to fix it.
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Now here we have our gas tank.
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So I come to the gas station, I fuel my car and I close it.
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Every car has a lot of lights.
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So we're going to start with a brake light this light lits whenever the car is braking.
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We also have indicator lights that lit whenever the headlight is on.
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I'm going to show you the headlights so they indicate that the car is here.
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Then we have signal lights that start flashing whenever we're turning right or left.
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Now here we also have fog lights that lit
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when the weather conditions are poor for example when it's raining
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or when it's snowing
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and you want just this extra attention for people who are driving behind you here we also have exhaust pipes
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so whenever you're driving whenever the car is activated whatever the car is producing is coming from these pipes
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and we also have a spare tire it's in the trunk but some cars would have it here underneath.
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Here in the front of the car we have our hood and the engine is there all the technical details are there.
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We also have our headlights and here they have two modes.
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We can have our headlights in the high beam mode
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when it's very dark outside and we can't see and there is also a low beam mode.
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In the US for example we're required to have our headlights on on the low beam mode
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when we're driving in the evening.
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Now here, we also have, guess the name.
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I really like the name, because it really reminds me of a grill.
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This is called the radiator grill.
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Here we have a front plate and our bumper.
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This is our fog light, and this is our turn indicator light.
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And there is another indicator light on the side of our car.
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Now I'm gonna lock my car with my car key.
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And we're wrapping up our video, guys.
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If you enjoyed it, please like this video and subscribe to my channel.
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And if you want to learn more vocabulary, please make sure to download my workbook that has 1,000 words in English that every English language learner needs to know.
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Thank you guys again so much for watching this video up to the very end.
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Subscribe to this channel, and I will see you very soon.
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Bye.

Warum mit diesem Video sprechen üben?

Das Üben des Sprechens anhand von Videoinhalten ist eine hervorragende Methode, um die eigene Sprachkompetenz zu verbessern. Durch den Kontext des Autofahrens bietet dieses Video eine praktische Umgebung, in der häufig verwendete Vokabeln und Phrasen präsentiert werden. Indem Lernende die verschiedenen Begriffe wie "Zündschlüssel", "Lenkrad" und "Armaturenbrett" nachsprechen, entwickelt sich nicht nur das Vokabular, sondern auch das Hörverständnis. Die Interaktivität beim Nachahmen fördert zudem die richtige Aussprache. Die Methode des shadowspeak ermöglicht es, die Sprechweise des Muttersprachlers direkt zu imitieren und gleichzeitig das eigene Sprachgefühl zu stärken.

Grammatik & Ausdrücke im Kontext

Im Video verwendet der Sprecher mehrere wichtige Strukturen und Ausdrücke, die für das Autofahren relevant sind:

  • „Ich möchte den Motor starten“ – Diese Struktur zeigt den Wunsch oder die Absicht an und kann leicht auf andere Kontexte übertragen werden.
  • „Ich drücke das Bremspedal“ – Hier wird die Verwendung des Präsens zur Beschreibung von Handlungen in der Gegenwart verdeutlicht.
  • „Das ist das Lenkrad“ – Eine einfache Erklärung, die hilft, Substantive zu identifizieren und deren Funktionen zu verstehen.
  • „Wenn es regnet, gibt es Scheibenwischer“ – Diese bedingte Struktur zeigt, wie man Situationen beschreibt, die voneinander abhängen.
  • „Sicherheitsgurt anlegen“ – Ein praktischer Ausdruck, der die Sicherheit beim Autofahren betont.

Diese Strukturen und Phrasen sind nicht nur in Automobilkontexten nützlich, sondern können auch im Alltag angewendet werden, wenn es um Sicherheit oder Techniken geht. Das Üben dieser Sätze in einem shadowspeaks-Stil kann das Selbstvertrauen im Sprechen erhöhen.

Gemeinsame Aussprachefallen

Einige Wörter im Video könnten für Lernende eine Herausforderung darstellen, insbesondere deren Aussprache:

  • „Zündschlüssel“ – Achten Sie darauf, dass das „ü“ deutlich ausgesprochen wird, um Missverständnisse zu vermeiden.
  • „Armaturenbrett“ – Die Silbenstruktur kann knifflig sein; üben Sie die silbenweise Aussprache, um flüssig zu sprechen.
  • „Rückspiegel“ – Hier ist es wichtig, die Betonung auf der ersten Silbe zu legen, um die richtige intonierte Aussprache zu gewährleisten.
  • „Notbremshebel“ – Versuchen Sie, die Verbindung der Silben zu üben, damit der Ausdruck natürlicher klingt.

Das bewusste Üben dieser Wörter im shadow speech hilft, die Herausforderungen in der Aussprache zu meistern und verbessert gleichzeitig das Hörverständnis. Nutzen Sie diese Tipps, um Ihre Fähigkeiten auf einer shadowing site weiterzuentwickeln und sicherer im Sprechen zu werden.

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.