Shadowing-Übung: Swift Shadowing Practice! - Englisch Sprechen Lernen mit YouTube

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Hey there!

Thanks for clicking on this video.

I assume you want to improve your English speaking and or work on your American English pronunciation.

So this shadowing practice is going to be a swift one.

I am going to have you repeat after me and then you're going to shadow this story with me.

So you're going to say it at the same time as me matching my intonation,

rhythm, pronunciation of the words and the overall flow of the language.

Usually in my shadowing videos I stop and give you some tips or point out the specific pronunciation of some words,

but for this one we're just going to dive right in.

I'm not going to make any comments or stop.

I came up with a story that used a lot of common expressions we use in English,

but also some really descriptive language so that you guys can expand your vocabulary through this practice.

If there's a word you don't know,

try before looking it up in your native language to use context clues,

so that is using the story as a whole,

to try and guess what the word means.

And this is really good for building fluency as well.

You can repeat this practice as many times as it feels comfortable.

And if you want more in-depth shadowing practices,

check out the other shadowing practices I have over on my channel in my shadowing practice playlist.

But if you've been doing shadowing practices with me for a while,

or you really just want to get rid of all the noise and focus in and practice your English speaking without stopping,

then let's go.

English made easy with Claire.

So first you're going to listen and then repeat after me and then I'll let you know when to shadow.

Last weekend I decided to go on a long walk even though the weather looked a little questionable.

The sky was gray and it felt like it might rain at any moment,

but I told myself I needed some fresh air.

So I grabbed my headphones,

put on some music, and headed out anyway.

At first, everything was great,

and I remember thinking how glad I was I got out of the house.

Okay, we're going to shadow that whole section together.

Say it with me.

Last weekend, I decided to go on a long walk,

even though the weather looked a little questionable.

The sky was gray, and it felt like it might rain at any moment,

but I told myself I needed some fresh air.

So I grabbed my headphones,

put on some music, and headed out anyway.

At first, everything was great,

and I remember thinking how glad I was I got out of the house.

All right, listen and repeat.

About 20 minutes in, I realized I wasn't sure where I was.

I had taken a different route than usual,

just to explore a bit,

but now nothing looked familiar.

The streets were empty, my phone battery was low,

and of course that's when it started raining.

Not just a little rain either.

It was pouring.

Within seconds, I was completely drenched.

Okay, let's shadow that section.

Say it with me.

About 20 minutes in, I realized I wasn't sure where I was.

I had taken a different route than usual,

just to explore a bit,

but now nothing looked familiar.

The streets were empty, my phone battery was low,

and of course, that's when it started raining.

not just a little rain either it was pouring within seconds

I was completely drenched all right let's move on to the next section

but before we do just take a quick moment to click

that like button if you're enjoying the practice

so far subscribe to my channel

if you haven't already every little bit of support really helps

and click the join button if you're interested in becoming a member of my channel.

Okay, back to the shadowing practice.

Repeat after me.

I tried to find somewhere to wait it out, but everything was closed.

So I just kept walking, hoping I'd recognize something.

At this point I wasn't even listening to my music anymore.

I was just focused on getting back.

My shoes were wet and I was starting to regret every decision I had made that morning.

Okay, let's shadow that section, say it with me.

I tried to find somewhere to wait it out, but everything was closed.

So I just kept walking, hoping I'd recognize something.

At this point, I wasn't even listening to my music anymore.

I was just focused on getting back.

My shoes were wet and I was starting to regret every decision I had made that morning.

Listen first, then repeat.

Finally, after what felt like forever,

I saw a street I recognized.

I was so relieved.

I walked faster, almost running,

and when I got home,

I just stood there for a second,

dripping water all over the floor.

Thinking next time I'll bring an umbrella if I think it's going to rain.

Okay, let's shadow this section.

Finally, after what felt like forever,

I saw a street I recognized.

I was so relieved.

I walked faster, almost running,

and when I got home,

I just stood there for a second,

dripping water all over the floor,

thinking next time I'll bring an umbrella if I think it's going to rain.

Repeat.

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But honestly, looking back, it wasn't that bad.

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It was uncomfortable, sure, but also kind of funny.

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And now at least I know a new part of the city,

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even if I found it completely by accident.

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Okay, let's shadow the final section.

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Here we go.

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But honestly, looking back, it wasn't that bad.

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It was uncomfortable, sure, but also kind of funny.

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And now at least I know a new part of the city,

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even if I found it completely by accident.

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All right, now let's read the entire story all the way through together without stopping.

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So you're going to shadow me.

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You can always listen to this part of the video

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once all the way through just listening and then say it with me.

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Here we go.

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Last weekend, I decided to go on a long walk,

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even though the weather looked a little questionable.

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The sky was gray, and it felt like it might rain at any moment,

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but I told myself I needed some fresh air.

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So I grabbed my headphones,

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put on some music, and headed out anyway.

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At first, everything was great and I remember thinking how glad I was I got out of the house.

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About 20 minutes in, I realized I wasn't sure where I was.

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I had taken a different route than usual,

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just to explore a bit,

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but now nothing looked familiar.

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The streets were empty, my phone battery was low,

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and of course that's when it started raining.

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Not just a little rain either.

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It was pouring.

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Within seconds, I was completely drenched.

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I tried to find somewhere to wait it out, but everything was closed.

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So I just kept walking, hoping I'd recognize something.

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At this point, I wasn't even listening to my music anymore.

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I was just focused on getting back.

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My shoes were wet, and I was starting to regret every decision I had made that morning.

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Finally, after what felt like forever,

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I saw a street I recognized.

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I was so relieved.

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I walked faster, almost running,

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and when I got home,

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I just stood there for a second,

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dripping water all over the floor,

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thinking next time I'll bring an umbrella if I think it's going to rain.

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But honestly, looking back, it wasn't that bad.

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It was uncomfortable, sure, but also kind of funny.

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and now at least I know a new part of the city even if I found it completely by accident.

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All right guys so I hope you enjoyed this swift shadowing practice.

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Again if you want to check out some of my other more in-depth practices that's over on my channel.

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Let me know in the comments how it went for you and what you'd like to see next time.

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Until then, bye!

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Shann us out.

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