Shadowing-Übung: The Monkey King (Journey to the West) - Englisch Sprechen Lernen mit Video
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The Chinese Year of the Monkey: The Journey to the West.
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Hello, this is Jana.
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According to the Chinese horoscope, people born in the Year of the Monkey are clever, inventive, and quick to solve problems.
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They can also be vain, impatient, and sometimes, well, a bit naughty.
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This is a Chinese story about a monkey who takes all of that and turns it up to maximum.
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His name is Sun Wukong and he is the hero or anti -hero of the Chinese epic tale
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The Journey to the West.
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Soon Wukong hatched from a stone egg on Flower Fruit Mountain.
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He grew up to become the monkey king of his island.
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But even that wasn't enough for him.
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He wanted to live forever.
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So he went off to study with a wise master.
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who perhaps unwisely taught him the secrets of immortality
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and how to leap through the sky from cloud to cloud in a single somersault, which, as you might imagine,
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did not improve his behaviour one bit.
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officials.
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One day, two important visitors arrived, both looking extremely annoyed.
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The first was the Dragon King of the East Sea.
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He knelt down and kissed the ground before the Empress' feet.
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before lifting his head to say: "Great Emperor,
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I must complain about the most troublesome monkey." The emperor raised an eyebrow.
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Thank you.
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A monkey, you say?
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Yes.
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said the Dragon King.
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"'He came to my undersea palace completely uninvited "'and behaved most disgracefully.' He demanded gifts.
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What sort of gifts?
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All siempre.
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Nothing much.
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said the Dragon King.
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"Just a suit of armour,
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and my finest magical weapon." the iron staff "The very same." He picked it up.
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"'Tested it?' Shrank it to the size of a needle.
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and tucked it behind his ear as if it were his own property. And then...
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said the emperor.
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And then he left, without so much as a thank you.
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Next came the Lord of the Underworld.
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He too kissed the ground before the Empress' feet.
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"Great ruler, this same monkey has caused chaos in my realm as well." Oh dear.
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said the emperor.
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What has he done now?
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His number was up.
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It was his time to leave the world of the light and move down to the underworld.
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But he didn't turn up.
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I sent my agents to arrest him,
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but he resisted arrest instead he stormed into my palace demanded to see the book of the dead and then Yes?
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He went and crossed out all the names of his monkey friends as well.
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As his own.
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So they are all immortal now?
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Yes, every last one of them, completely against the rules.
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I implore you, sire, send a heavenly army to defeat this monkey menace.
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Now the Jade Emperor sat back on his throne and thought for a moment, while he stroked his pearly beard.
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This could become a problem.
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At this point, one of his advisors stepped forward and whispered in his Majesty's ear,
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The Jade Emperor nodded.
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"Yes," he said eventually.
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A very good idea.
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There's no need to send him an army.
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We'll give him a job in heaven with a fancy title.
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That will satisfy his ego and keep him quiet.
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Meanwhile, we can keep a watch on him.
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The whole court agreed that this was an extremely wise plan.
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So a messenger was sent down from heaven to Flower Fruit Mountain.
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He found the Monkey King lounging on a rock surrounded by his followers, boasting as usual.
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"I am the greatest monkey who has ever lived !" I can leap across the sky,
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I cannot die.
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Oi!
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At that moment, the messenger cleared his throat.
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"Ekken!
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His most radiant majesty, the Jade Emperor of the High Heavens,
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invites you to attend his court." "You are to be given an official job." Monkey leapt his feet.
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"A job !" he cried. "At last!
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They recognize my greatness !" you Soon he was standing bold upright before the Emperor.
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He did not bother to bow, let alone kiss the ground below the Emperor's feet.
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The officials exchanged glances.
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"You monkey," said the Jade Emperor,
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"have not learned any manners." We will overlook your rudeness just this once.
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Then he turned to his officials.
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"Do we have a job we can give him?" An official whispered in his ear.
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"Very well." said the emperor.
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I appoint you Keeper of the Imperial Horses.
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The monkey whooped and cheered because this sounded like a great honor.
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"Woop, whoop, whoop, whoop !" And at first, he threw himself into his new job.
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He went round with a book, listing and labelling all the horses.
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2 ,000 wind chasers 3 ,000 star leapers, and so on and so forth.
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Finally, he sat down for a feast with his colleagues from the stable a question occurred to him.
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What is my rank in the service of the Jade Emperor?
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and that was when he learned that his job as keeper of the imperial horses
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were so low that he did not even have a rank or a title, fancy or not fancy.
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"So that's what they think of me," he declared bitterly,
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and in that instant, he jumped back across the clouds all the way to Flower Fruit Mountain.
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The following day, an official reported that the monkey was missing.
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So the Jade Emperor again sent a messenger to the monkey to ask
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that he return to heaven where he could be in charge of the orchard of immortal peaches.
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The monkey, who loved fruit, thought this was a wonderful idea and agreed right away.
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Now the immortal peaches looked so juicy and tasty that he could not help eating them.
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Some of them had taken thousands of years to ripen.
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But he gobbled them up in a trice.
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"'He was just lying down for a nice sleep "'when a
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messenger came to ask what had happened to the peaches.' You see, the Queen Mother was holding a party, and she wanted to serve up her most magical and delicious fruit.
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"And am I invited to this party?" asked the monkey.
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"No you are not !" snapped the messenger.
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Well, you can imagine how furious that made the monkey feel.
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He rushed over to the Queen Mother's palace.
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where the guests had already arrived and the party was in full swing.
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First, he drank all the wine and then he began to dance on the tables and throw food at the guests.
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The guards tried to catch him but he was always one swing ahead of them.
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In the total chaos, all the tables and chairs were turned over and the guests were covered in mess.
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Finally, The monkey jumped onto a cloud and flew off back to Fruit Flower Mountain.
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News of the monkey's disgraceful behaviour soon reached the ears of the Jade Emperor.
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This time he was in no mood for forgiveness.
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Nor was he about to offer the monkey another job.
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Instead, he sent an imperial army to take the monkey prisoner.
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But the Jade Emperor had underestimated the Monkey King of the Flower Fruit Mountain.
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All the 84 ,000 hares on his back turned into little monkey warriors.
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He pulled his magical weapon from behind his ear.
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This was the wonderful iron staff that he had stolen from the Dragon King.
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It turned into a giant iron pillar, which he used to clobber the enemy soldiers.
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They hastily beat a retreat back to heaven.
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The Jade Emperor was at a loss.
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"Who on heaven or earth can defeat this atrocious creature?" he asked.
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He then answered his own question: "It seems no one on heaven or earth can defeat him."
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But there is one being who exists.
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in the Spiritual Universe.
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Only he can deal with this problem.
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And that spiritual being was the Buddha.
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And so the Jade Emperor called upon the Lord Buddha, and asked him very nicely if he would mind calling on the monkey and defeating him.
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The Buddha transformed himself into an orange -robed monk, and appeared on Flower Fruit Mountain.
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Who are you? he demanded I Am one who has heard
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of your great powers said the monk the monkey puffed up at once.
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Oh You have have you?
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Then you know there is no one who can defeat me.
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Not even the immortal army of the Jade Emperor can lay a finger on me.
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The monkey grinned from ear to ear Is that so?
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Then perhaps you would care for a little test.
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"A test," said the monkey.
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"Name it." The monk stretched out his hand and said, "If you can leap out of the palm of my hand,
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then heaven itself shall belong to you." The monkey burst out laughing.
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Out of your hand?
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I can leap to the ends of the world in a single somersault.
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"Then it should be easy," replied the monk.
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So the monkey gathered himself, and with a tremendous bound, he shot across the sky.
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He flew past clouds, past stars, past mountains and seas.
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At last, he came to what looked like the very edge of the universe.
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There, he saw five great pillars rising into the sky.
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Wow! said the monkey.
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This must be the end of everything.
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To prove how far he had come, he scratched his name on one of the pillars.
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Soon Wukong was here.
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And just to be cheeky, he left a little puddle at the base.
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Then feeling very pleased with himself, he somersaulted all the way back.
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I have done it, The monk raised an eyebrow.
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"Have you?" he said gently.
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"Then perhaps you would like to look more closely." The monkey blinked, for there, on the monk's finger,
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were the words Sun Wukong was here.
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And there, yes.
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There was the unmistakable little puddle.
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The monkey stared.
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The five pillars had been the monk's fingers all along.
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And in that very moment, the truth dawned on him.
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There was no mortal or even heavenly power he was dealing with.
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This was the Spirit of the Universe, the Lord Buddha Himself.
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Before the monkey could leap or boast, Or think of another trick.
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The Buddha turned his hand and pressed him down beneath a great mountain.
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And there the monkey lay.
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Pinned fast.
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His mischief at last brought to a halt.
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For now, he would remain there for 500 years.
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Until one day, a travelling monk came passing by, a monk with a long journey ahead of him and a very unusual companion.
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yet to meet.
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And that story is known in China as the Journey to the West.
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But for now, remember to be good.
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even if you are born in the year of the monkey.
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Until next time, from me, Jana, bye -bye.
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Kontext & Hintergrund
In diesem faszinierenden Video über Die Reise nach Westen taucht die Zuschauerin Jana in die reiche Welt der chinesischen Mythologie ein. Sie erzählt die Geschichte von Sun Wukong, dem Affenkönig, der aus einem Steineier schlüpft und nach Unsterblichkeit strebt. Diese Geschichte spielt vor dem Hintergrund des chinesischen Horoskops, in dem Menschen, die im Jahr des Affen geboren wurden, als clever und einfallsreich gelten. Es wird ebenfalls gezeigt, wie solche Charakterzüge, wie Eitelkeit und Ungehorsam, in Wukongs Verhalten zum Tragen kommen. Das Video vermittelt nicht nur die spannende Handlung, sondern bietet auch viele Möglichkeiten, die englische Sprache zu üben, insbesondere für Lernende, die ihre englische Aussprache verbessern möchten.
Top 5 Phrasen für die tägliche Kommunikation
- "Was für Geschenke?" - Eine hilfreiche Frage, um mehr Informationen zu erhalten.
- "Ich muss mich beschweren." - Nützlich, wenn man ein Problem ansprechen möchte.
- "Alle meine Freunde sind jetzt unsterblich." - Eine interessante Aussage, um auf Spielregeln hinzudeuten.
- "Das war nicht in Ordnung." - Eine klare Äußerung von Unzufriedenheit.
- "Ich habe das Buch der Toten überquert." - Eine metaphorische Phrase, die in verschiedenen Kontexten benutzt werden kann.
Schritt-für-Schritt Shadowing-Anleitung
Um deine Fähigkeiten im Shadow Speech zu verbessern und die Englische Aussprache zu verfeinern, folgt hier eine strukturierte Methode, wie du das Video optimal nutzen kannst:
- Vorbereitung: Sieh dir das Video zuerst ohne Untertitel an, um ein Gefühl für den Inhalt und die Aussprache der Sprecherin zu bekommen.
- Wiederholung: Höre dir bestimmte Abschnitte an und stoppe nach jeder Satzgruppe. Wiederhole die Sätze laut nach. Achte auf Tonfall und Rhythmus.
- Verstehen: Analysiere die Phrasen, insbesondere die Nutzung von Emotionen und Betonungen. Warum spricht Jana so, wie sie es tut? Was willst du selbst ausdrücken?
- Shadowing: Nutze die Methode des Shadowspeaks. Versuche, gleichzeitig mit ihr zu sprechen, während du die Sätze nachahmst. Dies verbessert deine Sprachflüssigkeit.
- Reflexion: Nimm dich beim Sprechen auf und höre dir deine Aufnahme an. Achte auf Verbesserungspotenziale und vergleiche deine Aussprache mit der von Jana.
Durch diese Methode wirst du nicht nur deinen Wortschatz erweitern, sondern auch deine Fähigkeit, flüssiger und selbstbewusster im Englischen zu kommunizieren, erheblich steigern. Nutze diese Tipps auf deinem shadowing site, um deine Lernziele zu erreichen!
Grammatik in diesem Video
Die Strukturen, die der Sprecher am häufigsten verwendet, mit den genauen Worten aus dem Video:
| Struktur | Im Video |
|---|---|
| Present Perfect have/has + Partizip Perfekt – eine vergangene Handlung, die jetzt noch wichtig ist | has caused · has he done · has ever lived |
| Passiv be + Partizip Perfekt – wichtig ist, was geschieht, nicht wer es tut | was sent · be given · were turned |
| Relativsätze who / which + Satz – eine Zusatzinformation über eine Person oder Sache | one who has · one who can |
| Past Continuous was/were + -ing – eine Handlung, die zu einem Zeitpunkt in der Vergangenheit im Gange war | was standing · was missing · was just lying |
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.