Shadowing-Übung: Learn BRITISH ENGLISH with FOOTBALL Players - Englisch Sprechen Lernen mit Video
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First up, who was your footballing idol growing up?
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Footballing idol, I'd probably say David Beckham was the biggest one.
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I mean, he was England captain at the time.
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We're from the same area in Chinkford, so He's a great role model on the pitch, very successful, and he's a great role model off the pitch as well, so it's great to be able to look up to someone like that.
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In today's lesson, we are going to look at some British football players' accents.
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It's really important to listen to many different accents in English, especially if you plan to use your English to work, travel or study abroad.
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We'll be watching some short interview clips with these players and commenting on their accent and overall pronunciation.
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This is going to be a great opportunity for you to
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test your listening skills with the clips we've compiled for you today.
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But before we start, every week we release lessons to help intermediate
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and advanced learners like you to improve their English in a fun and dynamic way.
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without getting lost, without missing the jokes and without subtitles.
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First, you'll watch the clips with subtitles.
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Pay special attention to the words in orange and how they are pronounced.
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Then you'll watch each clip again without subtitles.
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Ready?
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So let's begin.
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Multicultural London English has a mix of influences from immigrant groups that settled in London, mainly from the Caribbean.
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MLE has the glottal T like the Cockney accent, but also other sounds.
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For example, he drops the initial H at the start of words such as "his".
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Some examples of football players that have this type of accent include Raheem Sterling, Saka and Jaden Sancho.
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Jamaica and moved to London at the age of five.
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He plays for Manchester City and the English national team.
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In the clip we're going to see first, Sterling is explaining why he believes Manchester City, a local club, could beat England's national team.
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First, watch the clip with subtitles.
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For one, you're here every day.
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With the national team, there's seven to eight days, you've still got top players, but it's not the same.
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You don't get the same time.
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You don't get enough time with the manager.
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Of course, you get his ideas and you get his plans, but you know, if I was with England, every single day, it would kind of be different.
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and I think the team will play better.
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Now, watch it again without subtitles.
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For one, you're here every day.
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With the national team, there's seven to eight days, you've still got top players, but it's not the same.
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You don't get the same time, you don't get enough time with the manager.
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Of course, you get his ideas and you get his plans.
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But, you know, if I was with England, every single day it would kind of be different.
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And I think the team will play better.
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The Cockney accent is mainly spoken in London by the working class and originated in the east end of the city.
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RP or Received Pronunciation is the accent considered the standard British English.
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It's the typical accent that you hear when you watch the news, for example.
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The estuary accent is a mix of cockney and RP.
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Some examples of football players that have this accent include Luke Shaw and Declan Rice.
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One distinct characteristic of this accent is the replacement of the 'th' for the 'v' sound.
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Listen to this clip with Declan Rice and notice how he pronounces the word 'with'.
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I don't know, it seemed like the referee was against us all night to be honest with you.
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too many fouls given for them
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and for us pretty much the same situations with elbows and tackles that we didn't get so I can't say too much, but yeah, very frustrating.
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Now watch it again without subtitles.
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I've not seen it back yet.
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It seemed like the referee was against us all night to be honest with you.
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too many fouls given for them and for us, pretty much the same situations with elbows and tackles that we didn't get.
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I can't say too much, but yeah, very frustrating.
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This accent is known for having the TH fronting, F instead of TH.
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The U sound and the glottal T Also, the Y sound at the end of words is a short /ɪ / sound.
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Marcus Rashford plays for Manchester United and was also born in Manchester.
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Watch the next clip and notice how he pronounces the words "but" and "opportunity".
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Reading was just never part of my schedule growing up, but I Now that I have read, I want to make sure that the next generation have the opportunity to read.
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And that on the streets, as you put it, is really what is firing you up now, isn't it?
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Yeah, basically, I know a lot of kids that are in similar positions to me.
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Um...
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But if I can show them something where they can do something other than being on the streets, then whether they read it or not, it's up to them.
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but at least they have the opportunity to do it and it's the opportunity that I didn't have when I was
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when I was a kid.
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It was...
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Reading was just never part of my schedule growing up.
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Now that I have read, I want to make sure that the next generation have the opportunity to read.
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And that on the streets, as you put it.
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is really what is firing you up now, isn't it?
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Yeah, basically.
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I know a lot of kids that are in similar positions to me.
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But if I can show them something where they can do something other than being on the streets, then whether they read it or not, it's up to them.
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but at least they have the opportunity to do it and it's the opportunity that I didn't have when I was
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when I was a kid.
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Macom is the informal nickname for people from Sunderland, a city in North East England which is also close to Newcastle.
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Jordan Henderson is a good example of a football player that has this accent.
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Henderson currently plays for Liverpool and the English national team.
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Watch this clip next and notice how he pronounces the word my as well as the u sound in words.
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Yeah, football has been everything in my life ever since I could walk really.
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Love of the sports, loved sports at school.
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But football was the number one right from when I can remember.
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Sure.
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And was Sunderland your team?
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Yeah.
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Always.
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Always.
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That's where I'm from.
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My dad used to teach us to the games at Roker Park.
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I can't really remember that well because I was quite young but then stealing my light
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And Worked my way through the academy at Tunnelland from the age of seven.
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and finally got into the first team and made my debut at 18.
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Yeah, football was...
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There's been everything in my life ever since I could walk really.
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Love of the sport, loved sports at school.
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But football was the number one right from from when I can remember.
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- Sure.
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Was Sunderland your team?
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Yeah.
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Always.
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Always.
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That's where I'm from.
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Yeah.
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My dad used to take us to the games at Roker Park.
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I can't really remember that well because I was quite young but then steady my life.
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Um, Worked my way through the academy at Sunland from the age of seven.
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and finally got into the first team and made my debut at eating.
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As you can see English is full of different dialects that's
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why you need to have a lot of exposure to many different ways of speaking English, both native and non -native.
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Do you have any bad habits?
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Yeah, the missus hates it as well, just not putting my clothes away.
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mainly when I'm good at bed, you know, you're just getting undressed for bed.
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I'll just, I'll put the clothes in a nice neat pile just at the side of the bed.
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And in my head, I've got it worked out perfect that I'll wake up in the morning, pick them up, put them in the wash basket.
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And yeah, you wake up in the morning, you just completely forget.
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you Do you have any bad habits?
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Yeah, the missus hates it as well, just not putting my clothes Mainly when I'm good at bed, you know, you're just getting undressed for bed.
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I'll just...
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I'll put the clothes in a nice neat pile just at the side of the bed.
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And in my head, I've got it worked out perfect that I'll wake up in the morning, pick them up, put them in the wash basket.
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and yeah, you wake up in the morning, you just completely forget.
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Where is the Brummie accent from?
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Bath?
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Birmingham For myth: Bye.
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Located in the West Midlands, Birmingham is one of the United Kingdom's major cities.
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Jack Brealish plays for Manchester City but was born in Birmingham and played for Aston Villa until recently.
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Listen to how he pronounces the vowels U, A and O.
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What are your three must -have items when you're on a holiday?
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Besides your phone and your wallet.
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Suncream.
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Suncream?
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because I got burned, but...
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Okay.
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My passport Good shout.
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- I'm a hairspray.
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- Your hairspray?
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- Yeah.
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What are your three must -have items when you're on a holiday?
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Besides your phone and your wallet?
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Sun cream because I got burned and they're bad.
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Okay.
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My passport.
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Good shout.
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- Yeah.
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And my hairspray.
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Your hairspray.
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If you want to hear more of the Birmingham accent, you might want to check out the British TV series Peaky Blinders.
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The Yorkshire accent is another variation of a Northern accent.
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Notice how Harry Maguire pronounces the letter "U".
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you will see that it sounds a bit closed and it almost sounds like an "O" instead.
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Also, look out for the TH sound that he uses in 'Ruthless'.
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Two.
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axle I would put up there, always in the gym, always doing pull -ups, very strong and I'd also put Nemanja as well,
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I think he's got that ruthlessness.
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He looks after our finds as well, so he's quite strong with it.
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I'm alongside him, so I'm happy he's alongside me.
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You like his bodyguard when he goes up to collect the money?
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Well, to be fair, he doesn't need a bodyguard, to be fair to him.
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Axle I would put up there, always in the gym, always doing pull -ups, very strong and I'd also put Nemanja as well,
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I think he's got that ruthlessness.
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He looks after our finds as well, so he's quite strong with it.
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I'm alongside him, so I'm happy he's alongside me.
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You like his bodyguard when he goes up to collect the money?
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Well, to be fair, he doesn't need a bodyguard, to be fair to him.
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The Glaswegian accent comes from Glasgow in Scotland.
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Andrew Robertson is a Scottish footballer who plays for Liverpool.
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Let's watch a clip from him.
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Knowing which came first, the chicken or the egg?
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Ah.
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What a hell of a question that is.
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How did the first chicken just appear?
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It must have been an egg.
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and then the chicken came out the egg.
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So where did the egg come from?
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I wish I never asked it now though because I'm baffled by it.
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The chicken or the egg?
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Knowing which came first, the chicken or the egg?
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Huh?
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What a hell of a question that is.
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How did the first chicken just appear?
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It must have been an egg.
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And then the chicken came out the egg.
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So where did the egg come from?
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I wish you never asked it now though because I'm baffled by it.
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The chicken or the egg.
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Now test your knowledge on some of the things you learned today about British accents.
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estuary accent
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The Cockney accent is mainly spoken in London by the working class and originated in the east end of the city.
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RP or Received Pronunciation is the accent considered the standard British English.
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It's the typical accent that you hear when you watch the news, for example.
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The estuary accent is a mix of cockney and RP.
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Some examples of football players that have this accent include Luke Shaw and Declan Rice.
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What does RP stand for?
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Received pronunciation, rhotic pronunciation, relaxed pronunciation.
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Macom is the informal nickname for people from Sunderland, a city in North East England which is also close to Newcastle.
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Jordan Henderson is a good example of a football player that has this accent.
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Henderson currently plays for Liverpool and the English national team.
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Mackham is the informal nickname for people from Birmingham, Manchester, Sunderland.
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The Glaswegian accent comes from Glasgow in Scotland.
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Andrew Robertson is a Scottish Liverpool.
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Where is the Glaswegian accent from?
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England?
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you Wales Scotland.
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Go, go, go.
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I hope you enjoyed today's lesson.
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To keep learning, check out this lesson we made on the hardest British accents to understand.
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Let's watch a clip from that.
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But there's also a more modern version of it called Modern RP, which is like the accent Emma Watson has.
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English guys are like very well put together and they dress really well and they're like very well mannered.
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But they're also very restrained.
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I'm such a family person.
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I love spending time with them.
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I love being with them.
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So, you know, sometimes I go back to Birmingham and especially At this time of the year, you know, Christmas just reminds me so much of, you know, family.
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Could you understand that Birmingham, or as we like to shorten it, Brummie accent?
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Let's give it another listen, this time with subtitles.
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Über diese Lektion
In dieser Lektion werden Sie die unterschiedlichen Akzente britischer Fußballspieler kennenlernen und Ihre Hörfähigkeiten verbessern. Sie werden kurze Interviews mit Spielern ansehen und spezifische Merkmale ihrer Aussprache analysieren. Die Übungen konzentrieren sich darauf, wie wichtig es ist, verschiedene Akzente im Englischen zu hören, insbesondere wenn Sie Ihre Englischkenntnisse im Ausland nutzen möchten. Durch das gezielte Hören und Nachsprechen können Sie Ihre Englische Aussprache verbessern und ein besseres Verständnis für Dialekte entwickeln.
Wichtiges Vokabular & Phrasen
- Footballing idol – Fußballidol
- Accent – Akzent
- Multicultural London English (MLE) – Multikulturelles Londoner Englisch
- Glottal T – Glottales T
- Received Pronunciation (RP) – Empfohlene Aussprache
- Estuary accent – Ästuar-Akzent
- Poor referee decisions – Schlechte Entscheidungen des Schiedsrichters
- Shadow speech – Schattenrede
Übungstipps
Um das Beste aus dieser Lektion herauszuholen, empfehlen wir Ihnen das Shadowing. Beginnen Sie damit, die Clips mit Untertiteln anzuschauen. Achten Sie besonders auf die orangefarbigen Wörter und deren Aussprache. Wiederholen Sie die Clips ohne Untertitel und versuchen Sie, die Sätze mitzuhören und nachzusprechen. Beachten Sie die Geschwindigkeit und den Ton der Fußballspieler. Dies ist eine großartige Möglichkeit, Ihren Akzent zu üben und Ihre Englische Aussprache verbessern zu können.
Nutzen Sie die Gelegenheit zum shadow speech und versuchen Sie, die intonatorischen Merkmale und den Rhythmus der Englischen Sprache nachzuahmen. Diese Technik wird Ihnen helfen, natürlicher zu klingen und Ihr Hörverständnis zu schärfen. Da die Spieler oft in einem entspannten und umgangssprachlichen Ton sprechen, lässt sich leicht imitieren, was Ihre Fähigkeit zum shadowspeaks stärkt. Viel Spaß beim Üben!
Grammatik in diesem Video
Die Strukturen, die der Sprecher am häufigsten verwendet, mit den genauen Worten aus dem Video:
| Struktur | Im Video |
|---|---|
| „Used to“ used to + Verb – eine frühere Gewohnheit oder ein Zustand, der nicht mehr gilt | used to teach · used to take |
| Present Perfect have/has + Partizip Perfekt – eine vergangene Handlung, die jetzt noch wichtig ist | we've compiled · I've not seen · have read |
| Passiv be + Partizip Perfekt – wichtig ist, was geschieht, nicht wer es tut | are pronounced · is known · was also born |
| Relativsätze who / which + Satz – eine Zusatzinformation über eine Person oder Sache | England which is |
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.