Shadowing-Übung: PREPARE 2 - UNIT 5 - LISTENING - Englisch Sprechen Lernen mit Video

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And welcome to Living History I Was There.
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My name is Dave Brown, and today's caller is Janet from Manchester in the northwest of England.
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Hi, Janet.
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Hello, Dave.
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So, Janet, tell us about the moment in history you remember.
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Well, Dave, I remember something that happened in the 1960s.
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I lived with my mum and dad and older brother in a flat in the city.
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There were no computers or mobile phones in those days, you know.
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there were televisions, but only black and white ones.
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What do you mean, Janet, black and white ones?
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I mean the televisions only showed black and white films and programmes.
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There was nothing in colour.
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That's not like today, Janet.
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I know.
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You didn't know what colour people's clothes were or anything like that.
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anyway the day I want to tell you about was in
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1967 it was the day color televisions arrived in the shops
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my dad wanted to get one of the first ones
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so he and I waited outside the shop early in the morning then
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when it opened we We hurried in to buy one.
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My dad and uncle carried it back to our flat in its box.
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It was big and heavy and it was hard work for them to carry it up the stairs to the flat.
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We were all so excited.
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When everything was ready, Mum turned on the TV.
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We waited and then there was the picture in colour.
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A great moment.
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Yes.
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And the first programme we watched was tennis.
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Green grass, white balls, it was fantastic!
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And now everything we see on TV is in colour and we don't think about it.
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Yes, I know.
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Things change so fast.
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Well, thank you, Janet, for sharing your memory with us.
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Thank you, Dave.
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Bye.
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Goodbye, Janet.
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Track five.
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Good evening and welcome to Our History.
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Today, we've got a special guest, Harry Harper.
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Harry teaches at a university and he knows everything about history.
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Hello.
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So, who has a question for Harry?
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Yes, what's your name?
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I'm Robert.
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Hello, Robert.
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What do you want to know about?
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Can you tell me a fact about Henry VIII of England?
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Yes, of course, Robert.
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He had six wives.
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OK, another question.
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Yes?
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Hi, Harry.
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I'm Lisa.
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Can you tell me an interesting fact about the footballer Pelé?
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Well, Lisa, I can tell you Pelé played international football for Brazil 92 times.
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Who's next?
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Yes, you.
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I'm Rachel.
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What do you know about the scientist Marie Curie?
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What is interesting about her?
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A lot of things, Rachel.
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Marie Curie won the Nobel Prize in 1903.
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But maybe you don't know that her daughter was also a scientist and she also won a Nobel Prize in 1935.
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All right, who wants to go next?
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Me.
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I'm Leon and I want to know about women and the history of space travel.
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OK.
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Everybody knows that Yuri Gagarin was the first man to travel to space.
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But who was the first woman?
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Well, she was an astronaut, and her name was Valentina Tereshkova.
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She travelled to space in 1963.
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Okay, another question.
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Yes, you.
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What's your name?
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Track five.
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Good evening and welcome to Our History.
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Today we've got a special guest, Harry Harper.
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Harry teaches at a university and he knows everything about history.
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Hello.
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So who has a question for Harry?
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Yes, what's your name?
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Um, I'm Robert.
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Hello, Robert.
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What do you want to know about?
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Can you tell me a fact about Henry VIII of England?
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Yes, of course, Robert.
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He had six wives.
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OK, another question.
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Yes?
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Hi, Harry.
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I'm Lisa.
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Can you tell me an interesting fact about the footballer Pele?
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Well, Lisa, I can tell you Pelé played international football for Brazil 92 times.
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Who's next?
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Yes, you.
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I'm Rachel.
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What do you know about the scientist Marie Curie?
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What is interesting about her?
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A lot of things, Rachel.
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Marie Curie won the Nobel Prize in 1903.
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But maybe you don't know that her daughter was also a scientist and she also won a Nobel Prize in 1935.
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All right, who wants to go next?
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Me.
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I'm Leon and I want to know about women and the history of space travel.
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OK.
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Everybody knows that Yuri Gagarin was the first man to travel to space.
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But who was the first woman?
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Well, she was an astronaut, and her name was Valentina Tereshkova.
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She travelled to space in 1963.
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OK, another question.
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Yes, you.
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What's your name?
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Good evening and welcome to Our History.
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Today we've got a special guest, Harry Harper.
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Harry teaches at a university and he knows everything about history.
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Hello.
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So, who has a question for Harry?
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Yes, what's your name?
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I'm Robert.
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Hello, Robert.
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What do you want to know about?
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Can you tell me a fact about Henry VIII of England?
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Yes, of course, Robert.
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He had six wives.
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OK, another question.
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Yes?
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Hi, Harry.
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I'm Lisa.
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Can you tell me an interesting fact about the footballer Pelé?
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Well, Lisa, I can tell you Pelé played international football for Brazil 92 times.
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Who's next?
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Yes, you.
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I'm Rachel.
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What do you know about the scientist Marie Curie?
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What is interesting about her?
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A lot of things, Rachel.
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Marie Curie won the Nobel Prize in 1903.
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But maybe you don't know that her daughter was also a scientist and she also won a Nobel Prize in 1935.
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All right, who wants to go next?
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Me.
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I'm Leon and I want to know about women and the history of space travel.
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OK.
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Everybody knows that Yuri Gagarin was the first man to travel to space.
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But who was the first woman?
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Well, she was an astronaut and her name was Valentina Tereshkova.
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She travelled to space in 1963.
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OK, another question.
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Yes, you.
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What's your name?

Was du mit diesem Clip sprechen lernst

Dieser Dialog hilft dir, natürliche Gesprächsabläufe zu meistern – ob es um das Erzählen von Erinnerungen oder das Stellen von Fragen geht. Du lernst, wie man Geschichte lebendig macht, indem man Details (wie "schwarze und weiße Fernseher") einfügt, und wie man sich in einem Interview oder Gespräch flüssig ausdrückt. Ideal für dein Shadowing-Training: Du kannst die Rhythmen von Dave und Janet nachahmen, um deine Sprechgeschwindigkeit und Ausdruckskraft zu verbessern.

Übersetzbare Sätze und Phrasen

  • "Tell us about the moment in history you remember" – "Erzähl uns von dem Moment in der Geschichte, den du erinnerst."
  • "There were no computers or mobile phones in those days" – "Damals gab es keine Computer oder Handys."
  • "We were all so excited" – "Wir waren alle total aufgeregt."
  • "Can you tell me a fact about..." – "Kannst du mir eine Tatsache über... erzählen?"
  • "Things change so fast" – "Dinge ändern sich so schnell."

Diese Phrasen eignen sich perfekt für deinen Shadowing-Praxis: Nutze sie auf einem Shadowing-Site oder bei deinem Shadowspeak-Training, um sie in deinen Wortschatz einzubauen.

Fehler, die du beheben kannst

Ein zentrales Problem: die Betonung in längeren Sätzen. Höre dir Janet an, wie sie "it was the day color televisions arrived in the shops" sagt – sie betont "day", "color televisions" und "shops". Übe dies mit Shadow Speak: Wiederhole den Satz, und achte darauf, die wichtigen Wörter zu betonen. So klingst du nicht nur verständlicher, sondern auch natürlicher. Ein weiterer Tipp: Achte auf die Pausen zwischen den Sätzen, z. B. nach "anyway" oder "Yes, I know". Das hilft, deine Englische Aussprache zu verbessern und den Rhythmus des Englischen zu lernen.

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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