Shadowing-Übung: Peter Pan Fairy Tales and Bedtime Stories for Kids in English - Englisch Sprechen Lernen mit YouTube

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Once there lived a family not too far out from where we all lived.
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Once there lived a family not too far out from where we all lived.
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The Darling family.
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The Darling family had three children.
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Their names were Jan, Michael and Wendy.
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Wendy would always tell her mum how Peter Pan would always play the flute in her room.
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Her mother would always tell her that she was imagining things,
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but couldn't help but notice the leaves in the room,
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which always confused her a bit.
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Wendy would always say that the leaves fall off Peter Pan.
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One night, when their parents went out for the night,
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the kids were left home all alone,
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and when they got sleepy,
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they all went to sleep.
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Peter Pan silently entered their room and started looking for the leaves he had left behind.
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At that moment, Wendy woke up.
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Peter Pan, I was waiting for you.
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Nobody would believe that you're real.
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Wendy gave back the leaves she had been hiding for Peter.
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She really liked Peter, and so they sewed his leaves back on his clothing.
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Wendy, would you like me to tell you an amazing adventure story?
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I don't want to hear about an adventure.
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I want to live one, Peter Pan.
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Right at that moment, Peter's small fairy friend,
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Tinkerbell, entered through the window.
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Well of course!
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I knew you'd be here!
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Are you getting ready for a new adventure without me?
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You know it's not possible for me to do anything without you.
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Wendy woke her siblings up.
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The siblings looked at Peter Pan and Tinkerbell with great confusion.
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Well, are you ready to fly?
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Tinkerbell scattered her fairy dust and off they went floating into thin air.
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And all together they left the hammers.
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The kids headed towards Neverland at once.
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After a long journey they arrived at Neverland and there they were.
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The mermaids, wild animals, Indians,
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pirates, and the lost boys were there too.
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Amongst them all was the most dangerous of them called Captain Hook.
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Captain Hook was Peter Pan's enemy.
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The reason for this was because when they were fighting Peter cut his arm and a huge crocodile ate it.
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Along with his arm he also swallowed his watch and because of this the crocodile would always make a tick-tock noise.
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And so Captain Hook would always know if the crocodile was near from the noise.
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When looking around with his binoculars on the deck,
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Captain Hook spotted Peter Pan and kids looking at him from the top of a hill.
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He immediately ordered the men to fire the cannons.
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It was very hard for Peter Pan and the kids to get away from the parents.
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Tinkerbell, you take the kids to a safe place.
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I will deal with hope.
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Tinkerbell was very jealous of Wendy,
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so she wanted to keep her away from Peter Pan.
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With some made up excuse,
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she left Wendy back on the hill and brought Jan and Michael to a safe place down at the beach.
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The boss boys who lived on the island saw Wendy from afar,
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and thinking that she was an enemy, they wounded her.
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At the same time, Peter Pan was fighting with Captain Hawk,
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but seeing the crocodile that got his arm suddenly reappearing,
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Hawk ran away in fear.
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Ahhhhhhh!
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Whilst Peter Pan was coming back,
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he saw Wendy lying on the rocks wounded and he was very upset.
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And the lost boys were very sorry when they realised that the girl that they had wounded was Peter Pan's friend.
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I have left the kids in your care.
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Tinkerbell was so sorry, she also realised that what she did was wrong.
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I am so sorry Peter,
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this will never happen again, I promise.
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Lost Boys made a beautiful home for Wendy and her brothers.
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At night, they all would sleep in the house underneath the trees,
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listening to Wendy's stories.
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And Peter Pan would keep guard in front of the house.
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One day, when they were resting on the rocks,
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they spotted the pirates approaching.
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The pirates took the Indian chief's daughter hostage.
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Bitter Pan and the boys went after to save the chief's daughter
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and there was a big battle between them and the pirates.
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In the end they saved his daughter and brought her to the chief.
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After that day the Indians,
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Peter Pan and the lost boys became very close friends.
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In fact, the chief ordered two of his best men in Peter Pan's command to guide the boys.
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Of course, Captain Hook was furious about this.
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One day I will beat you Peter Pan and you will not be able to get away.
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One night, when Wendy started to tell the story of her family,
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Peter realised how much she and her brothers missed their home.
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So he told them that they could go back if they wanted to,
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but that he wanted to stay.
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When they all were packing up for their long journey,
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they were attacked by the pirates.
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The pirates caught the boys after they set up a trap to the Indians and captured them.
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Peter Pan was sleeping at home,
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not knowing all that happened to the boys.
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Captain Hook saw him sleeping,
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but he could not open the door to Peter Pan's treehouse.
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Still, he poured the poison in the bottle he was carrying under the door,
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causing Peter Pan to sleep for hours.
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Peter Pan slept one whole day and when he woke up Tinkerbell entered.
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After she told him all that had happened Peter Pan and Tinkerbell went out to rescue the boys.
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When they arrived to the Happy Rock,
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the pirates headquarters, they saw that there was no pirate on guard
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and when they went over to the other side of the rock they were shocked from what they saw.
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Wendy, Jan and Michael and the last boys were all tied up to the poles
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and Captain Hawk was holding a torch in flames.
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Say your last words!
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As their eldest, Wendy began to talk.
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Dear friends, my last words to you will be the words your real mothers would have told you.
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here they would have told you not to be afraid and be courageous to face your death.
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Don't be afraid.
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Kindness always wins.
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Always.
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Captain Hook got very angry with Wendy's words so he brought her to the boat and tied her to the big pole.
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At this moment Peter Peter Pan and Tinkerbell reached out to save the boys.
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At the same time, the Indians and their chief came to help.
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This made Peter Pan so happy,
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because with their help, they rescued the boys.
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It was now time to get Wendy.
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Peter Pan and the lost boys got on Captain Hawk's ship where only a few pirates remained.
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And when they realised that they would be beaten,
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they jumped off the ship.
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There's nowhere to hide, Hook.
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Surrender!
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Peter Pan and the lost boys started to charge towards Captain Hook,
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pushing him to walk backwards.
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And suddenly, he heard the noise,
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the one noise that he was most afraid of.
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When Captain Hook looked back in fear,
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he saw the croc waiting for him to fall down into the water.
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Help!
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In a flash he ran to the other side of the boat,
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jumped and started to swim as fast as he could.
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Peter Pan and the lost bullies began to laugh.
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Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
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Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
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From that moment on, Hook's ship belonged to the Lost Boys and their captain was Peter Pan.
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The crew is ready for your orders, Captain Peter.
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Sail away.
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The boys untied the robes and the sails blew up with all their might.
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Tinkerbell fly us away to the home of the Darling family.
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The kids were very happy to hear this.
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Wendy, Jan and Michael were going to reunite with their parents.
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They had dearly missed.
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When Tinkerbell sprinkled the fairy dust,
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suddenly the ship was airborne and started to fly in the sky.
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Wendy was restless to get home and tell her parents all about Peter Pan,
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Tinkerbell and the Neverland.
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From that day on, Neverland was going to be their second home and Peter Pan

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Das Video über "Peter Pan" bietet eine faszinierende Gelegenheit, die Englische Aussprache zu verbessern und das Englisch sprechen zu üben. Es erzählt eine spannende Geschichte, die nicht nur kinderfreundlich ist, sondern auch viele alltägliche Gespräche und Ausdrücke enthält. Das Nachsprechen der Dialoge stärkt nicht nur das Hörverständnis, sondern hilft auch dabei, die Intonation und den Rhythmus der englischen Sprache zu erfassen. Durch das Eintauchen in die Erzählung können Lernende auch kreativ denken und sich besser an neue Vokabeln und Strukturen erinnern.

Grammatik & Ausdrücke im Kontext

Im Video werden verschiedene grammatikalische Strukturen und Ausdrücke verwendet, die für Englischlernende besonders wertvoll sind:

  • Fragen stellen: „Would you like…?“ Diese Struktur ist eine häufige Möglichkeit, Vorschläge oder Einladungen zu formulieren.
  • Verben im Präsens: „Peter Pan plays the flute.“ Der Gebrauch des Präsens hilft Lernenden, Handlungen im Hier und Jetzt zu beschreiben, was für die tägliche Kommunikation unerlässlich ist.
  • Direkte Rede: „I want to live one, Peter Pan.“ Diese Art der Rede fördert ein besseres Verständnis für den Dialog und die Ausdrucksweise im Englischen.
  • Verwendung von Adjektiven: „the most dangerous…“ Der Vergleich und Superlativ ist wichtig, um Eigenschaften zu beschreiben und hervorzuheben.

Indem Lernende diese Strukturen nachsprechen, können sie ihren Wortschatz erweitern und ihre mündlichen Fähigkeiten verbessern, während sie den Kontext der Geschichte genießen.

Häufige Aussprachefallen

Das Video enthält einige Wörter und Ausdrücke, die für Deutschsprachige eine Herausforderung darstellen können. Hier sind einige häufige Aussprachefallen:

  • „Tinkerbell“ - Die Kombination von "k" und "bell" kann in der Verbindung schwierig sein. Eine Betonung auf die erste Silbe hilft, die Aussprache klarer zu gestalten.
  • „Neverland“ - Achten Sie darauf, die Vokale zu differenzieren. Eine falsche Betonung kann die Verständlichkeit beeinträchtigen.
  • „Crocodile“ - Der lange „o“-Laut kann oft falsch ausgesprochen werden. Üben Sie den Klang vor dem „dile“, um die richtige Aussprache zu gewährleisten.

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