Shadowing-Übung: George is how old?! đŸ€Ł In Convo With Kids | George Russell and Kimi Antonelli - Englisch Sprechen Lernen mit YouTube

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Who do you think is older, me or Kimi?
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Who do you think is older, me or Kimi?
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Okay, good.
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How old do you think I am?
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Erm... 46? Whoa!
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Oh my. We need to have words.
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Hello, my name is Oscar and I'm seven years old.
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Hello my name is Luna and I'm seven years old.
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And this is ‘In Convo with Kids’.
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Hello. Hello.
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Hi. How are you?
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What's your name?
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Oscar. Hello, Oscar.
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Hello. Luna.
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Hello, Luna.
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Hi. What were you two laughing about?
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Or is it a secret?
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I keep on saying ‘sus’.
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You keep on saying what?
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Sus. What’s sus?
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Suspicious.
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I know, but what is sus?
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We don’t know?
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We were sus about this panda.
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We were very sus about this panda.
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You're cuddling the panda?
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Yeah, it's quite cute, isn’t it?
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How old are you two?
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I'm seven. I'm seven as well.
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Oh my gosh.
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Okay. Similiar in age to you than me.
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Yeah, exactly.
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Maybe we get you a chair?
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You have some questions for us?
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Yeah. All right.
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When you were at school, were you good or naughty?
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I was in between.
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I wanted to hang out with the naughty kids because I thought that was cool.
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But deep down, I wasn't.
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I wasn't one of them.
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And what was your favourite subject at school?
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My favourite subject was maths.
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I was literally bottom of the class in everything except maths, where I was at the top.
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I wasn't very good at school.
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Kimi, what's the best thing about being 19 years old?
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Best thing about being 19 years old?
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I mean, you're young, full of energy.
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And, yeah becoming a man.
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I just moved into a new house on my own.
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Oh, wow. What's the best thing about being seven years old?
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Erm... I don't know.
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You don’t know?
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Well, you can play a lot.
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Yeah, you can play a lot.
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Yeah. And, how high can you jump?
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How high can I jump?
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I recently did a test.
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I did the countermovement jump with the hands on hips.
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Okay. And was 61 centimetres.
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61 centimetres.
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What do you like most about being a Formula 1 driver?
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What I like most about being a Formula 1 driver is getting to drive fast.
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And getting interviewed by you two as well this is pretty cool.
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How many presents did you get for Christmas?
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Oh, how many presents?
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Father Christmas didn't bring me any presents.
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So maybe, I wasn't in his good books this year.
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I need to think about that.
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Maybe we need to be nicer to get more?
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How many presents did Father Christmas bring you?
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I got two. You got two presents, okay.
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You were clearly a better boy than I was.
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If you could pick any animal to have as a pet, what would you choose?
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I know what you're choosing pet panda!
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Pet panda, no, I would love, well, I love dogs.
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But, if I needed to choose an animal as a pet it would be either a tiger.
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A tiger, a pet tiger, wow!
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Kimi, I saw you went go-karting in Milton Keynes, Daytona?
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I go there too, do you want a race?
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Yeah, sure, we can race.
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Are you okay using a small car?
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I mean, if I can fit.
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If I don't, I'll try to find a way to still drive the go-kart.
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Kimi, I heard you’re good at maths.
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Can you help me with my homework?
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I mean, I've just finished school, I think, I still got it.
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Yeah, I can definitely help you.
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What is 12 times 63?
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12 times 63?
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That's actually a good question.
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Okay. I would say 756.
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Oh, well, that's convenient with the lady with the calculator in the background.
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Holding it.
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Because it's like, 10 times 63, 6 times 30, plus 63, is 693, plus 63.
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756. Can you tell me a joke?
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Oh my God. Why did the chicken cross the road?
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I don't know?
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To get to the other side.
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At least somebody finds me funny, guys come on.
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I can tell a joke.
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All right, let's hear it.
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Knock, knock.
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Who's there?
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Boo. Boo, who?
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Don't cry, it’s just a joke.
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I've got one.
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Okay. Why is it so difficult to say ruff twice?
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I don't know.
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Can you do it?
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Can you say ruff twice?
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Ruff, ruff.
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Good boy. You like that one?
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It’s like a little doggy, like a dog.
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Oscar appreciates that one.
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What's the best thing about being really tall?
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The best, oh my God.
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Best thing about being really tall?
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He can see more than me.
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I can see, when I need to clean the windows at my house I don't need to stand on a stepladder.
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I can reach the windows.
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How scary is Toto Wolff?
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Ohh, he's the scariest.
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He's really scary.
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Don't tell him that because he will tell me off.
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Yeah. And I won't receive any more presents.
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What's your favourite song?
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My favourite song.
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Ohh, I’m liking...
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I'm liking a bit of Olivia Dean at the moment.
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Do you like Olivia Dean?
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You know Olivia Dean?
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No, okay. She's got some cool music.
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I don't have a favourite song at the moment though.
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I need to listen to that.
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Do you have a favourite song?
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I do. What's your favourite song?
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AC/DC ‘Back in Black’.
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Oh, wow! I can tell by the leather jacket.
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Yeah. That's cool.
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Can you do an impression of an F1 car going really fast?
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Neowwww! Your turn.
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Neoww! That’s what I did.
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I did. He copied me, you know like in school?
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You've got the kid who copies.
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We need the can.
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He’s copying me.
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I really like the T-pose, how did you come up with?
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Oh, can you do it?
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Okay. I can.
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Whoa, I like it!
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What happened was, we were doing a photoshoot and it was really late it was like 11:30 at night, and I was feeling really tired.
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And there were two walls that were kind of angled towards me, and I just put my hand here because I was tired and I was resting, and they took a video of me doing it and they're like, that's cool.
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And that was the birth.
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What's the best thing about England?
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The best thing about England?
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The weather is amazing.
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Excuse me? Who's the funniest person you know?
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Right here, next to me.
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Especially with the chicken crossing the road.
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I’ll tell you some more after if you want?
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What’s your favourite dance move?
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My favourite dance move.
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Don’t tell us, show us!
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No, no, no, I'm a terrible dancer.
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I've seen you dance, you were great.
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No, but I want to try the T-pose while dancing.
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I think that will impress many people.
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I have a question.
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What? Do you two go to school together?
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No. Do you enjoy school?
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Yeah, yeah.
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And what's your favourite subject?
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Art. Oh, wow.
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Who’s the best TV character of all time?
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The best TV character of all time?
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Probably. I'm going to say, Mr Bean.
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Have you seen Mr. Bean before?
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When you weren’t here, she suspected you would say Toto Wolff.
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Oh, I mean, yeah, he’s a good TV character.
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What’s your bedtime?
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My bedtime?
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It really depends on the situation.
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But, normally.
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Normally, I will say on average 11:30.
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That’s late, what's your bedtime?
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Seven o'clock.
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Seven, what?
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I'm not even having dinner at 7:30.
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But, when I was seven I went to bed also at 7:30, 8:00 o'clock.
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If you weren't a racing driver, what would you be?
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I would be, I think I'd be a farmer.
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So I like to drive tractors.
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When I was younger, my dad used to have a tractor and I used to drive his tractor.
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So, yeah. George Russell as a farmer.
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Yeah. Farmer.
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Aura farming.
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What did you have in your lunch box when you were my age?
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In my lunch box, I would have had a cheese sandwich and I would have had, what were they called?
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Like the cheese strings.
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Yeah. You know, were it’s quite long and you peel the cheese back, there’s lot of cheese in my diet back then.
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And maybe some crisps.
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What do you have in your lunch box?
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Luna, what do you have?
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I’d have a ham sandwich.
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Ham sandwich, okay.
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And some crisps.
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White bread or brown bread?
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White. White bread.
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Yeah, that’s good.
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I don't normally have lunch boxes at school.
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But, if I did have one at school, mine would be a cheese sandwich.
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Same as me.
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And an apple.
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An apple, keep it healthy.
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What's your favourite sport?
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Erm... Basketball.
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Basketball, wow!
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Do you follow any sports, Luna?
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Football. Football, okay.
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And do you play sports at school?
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Yeah. What do you play?
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Play football.
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Oh, nice! And you want to become a footballer, Luna in the future?
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Yeah. That’s cool.
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What's your favourite colour?
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Blue. But, darker blue than his.
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We both have blue.
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Mine is the same as Kimi.
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Is it, a dark blue?
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What's your favourite colour, Luna?
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Like a really dark purple.
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Dark purple, that’s cool.
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Purple’s cool.
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How do you do donuts on the track?
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The easiest way is if you stop the car, you turn the steering wheel, and then you go on the throttle as hard as you can wheels will spin and you’ll spin like a donut.
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Who do you think is older me or Kimi?
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Okay, good.
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How old do you think I am?
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Erm... 46? Whoa!
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Oh my. We need to have words.
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46. I mean, you’ll be in good shape for being 46 years old.
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How old do you think he is?
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19. How do you think?
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19. Ahh. But they knew.
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Yeah 46, I mean he will be he's in great shape for being 46.
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Thank you so much both.
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Thank you. You did amazing for your first interview.
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Well done. See ya!
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Bye. Bye, bye.
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46! Brutal.

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Sprachziele fĂŒr diesen Clip

Dieser unterhaltsame GesprĂ€chsteil zwischen George Russell, Kimi Antonelli und zwei Kindern eignet sich perfekt, um deine natĂŒrliche GesprĂ€chsfluenz zu trainieren. Du lernst, wie man in lockeren Situationen reagiert, Fragen stellt und kleine Geschichten erzĂ€hlt – ein essenzieller Meilenstein fĂŒr jede(r) Englischlerner(in), der/die nicht nur grammatisch korrekt, sondern auch authentisch sprechen will. Ideal fĂŒrs Englisch Shadowing: Die einfache Sprache und die lebendige Intonation machen es easy, Muster zu kopieren und zu internalisieren.

Phrasenbank: Wiederverwendbare AusdrĂŒcke

  • “We need to have words” – Ein lustiger Weg, um zu sagen, dass man etwas klĂ€ren will.
  • “I was in between” – Perfekt, um nicht eindeutig zu sein (z. B. bei der Frage “gut oder schlecht?”).
  • “Deep down” – Um etwas zu sagen, das man innerlich fĂŒhlt (z. B. “Deep down, I wasn't naughty”).
  • “What's the best thing about
” – Eine universelle Frage, um GesprĂ€che zu vertiefen.
  • “I don't know” (mit lĂ€chelndem Ton) – Ein ehrliches, aber freundliches Antwortmuster.

Verbessere deine SchwÀchen: Aussprache und Rhythmus

Der Clip hilft besonders, Englische Aussprache zu verbessern, vor allem bei reduzierten Formen und der natĂŒrlichen Betonung. Achte auf “sus” (kurz fĂŒr “suspicious”) – hier wird ein langes Wort auf ein Klang reduziert, was typisch fĂŒr gesprochene Sprache ist. Übe das shadowing: Höre dir die SĂ€tze von George und den Kids an, pausiere und wiederhole sie sofort. Achte darauf, den Rhythmus und die Intonation zu kopieren – so lernst du, wie man “flĂŒssig” klingt, ohne jeden Satz zu ĂŒberdenken. Auf einer guten shadowing site oder mit Tools wie shadowspeaks kannst du das ĂŒben, bis es sich selbstverstĂ€ndlich anfĂŒhlt. Denke: Die Kunst liegt nicht in Perfektion, sondern in der FĂ€higkeit, sich verstĂ€ndlich und lebendig auszudrĂŒcken – genau wie in diesem Video!

Was ist die Shadowing-Technik?

Shadowing ist eine wissenschaftlich fundierte Sprachlerntechnik, die ursprĂŒnglich fĂŒr die professionelle Dolmetscherausbildung entwickelt und durch den Polyglotten Dr. Alexander Arguelles populĂ€r 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 GrammatikĂŒbungen zwingt Shadowing dein Gehirn und deine Mundmuskulatur, gleichzeitig echte Sprachmuster zu verarbeiten und zu reproduzieren. Studien zeigen, dass es Aussprachegenauigkeit, Intonation, Rhythmus, verbundene Sprache, HörverstĂ€ndnis und SprechflĂŒssigkeit signifikant verbessert — was es zu einer der effektivsten Methoden fĂŒr die IELTS Speaking-Vorbereitung und reale englische Kommunikation macht.