Shadowing-Übung: Repeat After Me + Shadowing Practice | English Pronunciation Training - Englisch Sprechen Lernen mit Video

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Repeat after me.
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Let's shadow real-life English situations while practicing the words that are difficult to pronounce.
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I asked you guys on Instagram to send me the words you struggle with the most in English.
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So if you'd like to be a part of the next video, then follow me on Instagram.
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Now, let's start.
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The day I missed my bus in Mountain Town,
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I woke up at 6.30 in a small mountain town.
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I looked outside and saw an eagle flying above the mountains.
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The view was literally incredible.
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I thought to myself,
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I think this is one of the coolest places in the world the coolest places in the world
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all right if you had trouble pronouncing think versus this remember think you blow
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and you put your tongue in between your teeth.
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Think.
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Now for this we blow and vibrate the same position of our tongue.
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this feel your throat and say think no vibration now vibrates this
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Perfect.
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Another good word to practice is mountain.
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Because we don't always pronounce mountain as mountain.
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When we're speaking quickly, we can say mountain.
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Mountain.
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Mountain.
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Mountain.
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It's like you're cutting out the T.
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Mountain.
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That's a beautiful mountain over there.
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I live in mountain town.
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Last one.
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Literally.
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The T sounds more like a D.
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Literally.
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Literally.
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Literally.
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And the A is a, a.
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Literally.
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All right, next part.
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I walked through the town and stopped at a small coffee shop.
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The woman working there smiled and said,
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Good morning.
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Are you visiting these mountains for the first time?
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I said, yes, I thought I would stay for two days.
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But now I think I might stay longer.
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She laughed and said, those are usually the first words visitors say.
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All right, let's practice some words here.
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Visiting.
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Visiting sounds like a Z, not an S.
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Not visiting.
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Visiting.
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Now we have another word there.
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Laughed.
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Laughed has two things I want to mention.
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G-H in English makes the F sound.
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Laugh, cough, rough, tough, G-H.
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And in this particular E-D ending, we pronounce it T.
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any ending of a verb with the sound sounds like
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when we add ed so laugh present left in the past When we add ED,
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it can either make the T, D, or ED sound.
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In this case, it's T.
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And let's practice one more.
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Visitors.
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V-Z-T-R-S.
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Visitors.
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Not visitors.
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Visitors.
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even though it looks like it would sound like or.
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It's er.
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All right, next part.
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A few minutes later, an older man sat next to me.
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He started showing me the yarn he uses to knit.
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He explained for so long that I started to yawn.
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When someone talks about yarn, I yawn.
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All right, let's go through these two words.
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Yarn versus yawn.
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Yarn.
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Yarn.
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Yarn.
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So we roll the tongue.
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Yarn. And yawn.
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It's like saying aww.
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Yarn.
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And remember, the K is silent in knit.
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Just like no. Alright, next page.
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After we finished talking, I walked through the town again.
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I passed a bookstore and saw a sign that said,
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One word can change your world.
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I stopped and read it twice.
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One word can change your world.
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I really liked that.
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All right, we have some big ones here, starting with town.
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Town.
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Out.
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Town.
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Word.
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Word.
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Like nerd.
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Heard.
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Word.
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Not ward, word and world.
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World.
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Like twirl, curl, world.
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One word can change your world.
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Practice this one.
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It's important.
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All right, next page.
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Later that afternoon, I climbed a nearby mountain trail.
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At the top, I saw another eagle flying across the sky.
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I literally stood there for 10 minutes watching it.
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The air was cool.
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Everything was quiet.
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And for a moment, I forgot about work, deadlines, and my phone.
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All right? So, trail.
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Trail.
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It's difficult to pronounce the T.
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Trail.
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So say trail.
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It sounds more natural.
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Trail.
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Now next one, eagle.
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It's not the same as ego.
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Eagle. And literally.
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Also, something someone mentioned on Instagram.
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cool.
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Maybe you're pronouncing it cool.
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If you want to sound more natural, you could say cool.
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It's like adding a woe at the end.
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Cool.
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Cool.
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It sounds more like a native would say cool.
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But I think that it doesn't matter.
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I think an accent is what makes you unique,
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and it's what connects you to your native language.
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It doesn't matter if you have an accent.
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Accents are beautiful, in my opinion.
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But if you want to sound native, that's how So you can say, cool.
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All right, our last page.
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As the sun started to set,
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I sat on a bench and thought about something.
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Would I rather live in a place like this or leave and continue traveling?
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I wasn't sure, but I knew one thing.
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This was a day I would remember for a very long time.
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All right, we have actually three big ones here.
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I wanted to mention one I didn't say.
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Live.
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So there's live and live.
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The same spelling, different pronunciation.
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Live.
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I live in Mexico.
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Live.
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I am going live on YouTube.
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Leave.
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I will leave tomorrow.
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Live.
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Live.
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Leave.
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Leave.
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All right, that's our story for today, guys.
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where I post activities for every video and there's conversation clubs every day.
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Join my English community for more.
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And subscribe to practice English with me every day.
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And remember, never stop learning.
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I'll see you guys next week.
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Bye.

Über Diese Lektion

In dieser Lektion werden Sie die englische Aussprache mit einem besonderen Fokus auf herausfordernde Wörter üben. Durch das Nachsprechen (shadowing) realer Sprachsituationen lernen Sie nicht nur, wie man schwierige Laute korrekt ausspricht, sondern gewinnen auch ein besseres Gefühl für den natürlichen Fluss der Sprache. Diese Übung hilft Ihnen, Ihre englische Aussprache zu verbessern und Ihre Sprechfähigkeiten durch gezielte Wiederholung zu stärken. Nutzen Sie diese Ressourcen, um mit Ihrem Englisch Lernen auf YouTube voranzukommen!

Wichtiger Wortschatz & Phrasen

  • think - Denken (bei der Aussprache ist die Zunge zwischen den Zähnen platziert)
  • this - dieses (Achten Sie auf die Vibration des Stimmbands)
  • mountain - Berg (wird oft als "moun'n" ausgesprochen)
  • visiting - besuchen (ein Z-Laut statt S)
  • literally - buchstäblich (das T klingt wie ein D)
  • laughed - gelacht (betonen Sie den Vokal)

Übungstipps

Um das Beste aus Ihrer Shadowing-Praxis herauszuholen, beachten Sie diese Empfehlungen:

  • Hören Sie die Aussagen mehrmals an, um den natürlichen Rhythmus und die Intonation der Sprecher zu erfassen.
  • Verweilen Sie an besonders schwierigen Wörtern und wiederholen Sie diese mehrmals, bis Sie sich sicher fühlen.
  • Wenn die Sätze schnell gesprochen werden, nehmen Sie sich Zeit, um die Wörter laut nachzusprechen; dies wird Ihrem Gehirn helfen, neue Muster zu erkennen.
  • Sehen Sie sich den Ausdruck und die Körpersprache des Sprechers an, um die Bedeutung und Emotionen besser zu verstehen.
  • Nehmen Sie Ihre eigene Stimme auf, während Sie die Sätze nachsprechen, und vergleichen Sie diese Aufnahmen mit dem Original, um Verbesserungen zu erkennen.

Durch diese gezielte Shadow Speech Praxis auf unserer Shadowing Seite können Sie alle Aspekte Ihrer Sprechfähigkeit verbessern. Vergessen Sie nicht, regelmäßig zu üben, um stetige Fortschritte zu erzielen und Ihr Englisch Lernen mit YouTube zu intensivieren!

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.