Shadowing Practice: Extra Tập 1 - EngSub - VietSub - Learn English Speaking with Video

Creando lección...
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This is
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the story of Bridget and Annie who share a flat in London.
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They have a neighbor, Nick.
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Nick fancies Bridget. but Annie fancies Nick.
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That's the way it is until Bridget gets a letter from Argentina.
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Stand by for Extra.
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Gigi, did you get my message?
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Please call me Love John.
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P.S.
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Did you get the flowers? Is he stupid?
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I told you last night It's finished Sorry,
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B And don't call me Gigi
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Yes, John.
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Yes, I got the cards and the flowers and the chocolates.
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Yes, and I got the cushion as well. But it's finished.
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Sorry.
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But please don't leave me.
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Don't cry.
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I love you so much.
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Goodbye.
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Oh, and happy birthday.
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Ah, men.
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Come on, Charlie.
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Come on.
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Post, Bridget.
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Charlie and I have the post, don't we, Charlie?
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Give me the post, Charlie.
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Give me the post, Charlie.
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Drop it, Charlie.
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Oh, good boy.
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Oh.
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Telephone bill, gas bill, electricity bill.
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Oh.
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Oh.
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What's this?
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Hmm, a parcel for you, Bridget.
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Oh, good.
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What is it?
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Oh, it's from Mother.
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Oh, Bridgette, darling, this arrived for you.
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And I made you this.
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Love, Mummy.
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Oh, very you, Bridgette.
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Mother.
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Oh, this is from Argentina.
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Argentina? Who from?
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What does it say?
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Um, it says, Hello, do you remember me?
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No. Seven years ago, we was pen pals.
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We was, we were pen pals.
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Oh yeah, now I remember.
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It's Hector.
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Who's Hector?
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He was my pen pal seven years ago.
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I speak English good now.
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I speak English good.
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I speak English well now and I am coming to England.
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Ooh, Latin Americans.
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I would like to sleep with you.
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Do you have a bed for me?
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Oh, he wants to stay here.
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But, um, what about the rules?
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Oh, a Latin American here.
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Oh, like Ricky Martin.
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Tall, handsome, rich.
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So, um, when is he coming?
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Oh, um, let me see.
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It says...
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November the 5th.
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Oh!
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November the 5th. But that's.. today...
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AHHHHHHHHH!
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Oh, it's you, Nick.
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Hi, Vans.
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Hello, Nick.
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How are you?
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Great.
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Nice muscles.
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Here's your milk.
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Our milk?
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You mean our milk you borrowed three weeks ago.
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Oh, thanks Nick.
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I forget nothing.
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Would you like a drink, Nick?
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Would you like a drink, Nick?
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I said, would you like a drink, Nick?
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Oh, sorry.
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No thanks.
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Oh, um, Bridget's friend is coming.
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Oh, yeah?
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Uh-huh. From Argentina.
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Wow. From Argentina.
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What's she like?
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She is a he.
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Huh?
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Not a girl, a boy.
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Oh.
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Oh.
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Tough guy, eh?
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Why don't I show you how to do it properly?
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Nick, I've told you before, nobody uses my bike.
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Nobody.
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Is that clear?
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Why not?
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Why not?
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If you touch my bike again, you are out.
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O-U-T, out.
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Clear?
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What?
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I said...
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Hello.
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Hello.
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I am called Argentina.
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I am from Hector.
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You mean, I am called Hector.
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You are called Hector?
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Oh, no, no, no. I am called Annie.
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I am called Annie.
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No, she means I am called Hector.
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I am from Argentina.
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You are from Argentina.
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Oh, come on.
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Hi, Nadia.
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Bridget's pen pal arrived this morning.
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Hello.
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He is.. strange.
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Hi, Ben.
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Hello, Nick.
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Oh, and Nick from next door is so funny.
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He brought our milk back from three weeks ago.
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I forget nothing.
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Chrissy, Nick is so stupid.
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He touched my bike.
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Men.
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Nobody uses my bike.
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Nobody.
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Is that clear?
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Why not?
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Why not?
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Also, Hector is here from Argentina.
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His English is not very good.
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I am called Argentina.
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I am from Hector.
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My cars.
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You play with cars?
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Yes.
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You play...
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No. I play with cars.
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He plays with cars.
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I read.
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I love the library.
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Fascinating.
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We go to the library too, don't we, Bridget?
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Yes, it's great.
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Good.
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I live here.
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You live in a museum full of old things?
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Old things?
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Yes, I have lots of old things.
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I live in a museum.
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Okay, I live in a museum.
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Thank you, Hector.
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And now we'll show you the flat.
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This is the bedroom.
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Thank you. When do you sleep?
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No, you don't understand.
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We only have one bedroom.
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One?
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I have.. twenty.
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Twenty?
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Yes.
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He lives in a museum with twenty bedrooms.
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Oh!
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Very funny!
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Twenty bedrooms!
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Well, you can sleep here.
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Oh, thank you.
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Oh, no, no, no, Hector.
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It's a bed.
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A bed?
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Oh, whoa.
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Oh, here's a cushion.
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Oh, thank you.
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Oh, this, of course, is the TV.
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Just relax.
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I must go to the bathroom.
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Psst, Annie, bathroom.
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Now!
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Oh my goodness!
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What are we going to do?
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He plays the toy cards.
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He is not a sexy Argentinian. But he is sweet.
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And he is polite. But those clothes.
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Oh, he is so old-fashioned.
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He must go.
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Oh, this one?
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Hmm, there's no clue.
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Room service!
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Hello, who are you?
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Oh, you are quick.
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Good.
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Eh?
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My luggage is downstairs.
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Huh?
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Bring it up, please.
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What are you doing?
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I pull, you come.
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You are the butler.
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The butler?
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I am Nick.
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I live next door.
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Oh, I am Hector.
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Oh, Hector from Argentina.
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Yes, from Argentina. Where are the girls?
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The girls?
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Yeah, Bridget and Annie.
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Oh, they live here.
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Yeah, I know.
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Where's Bridget?
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Does she know you are here?
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Bridget.
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She gave me this.
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Oh.
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Hello, Nick.
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Oh, this is Hector from Argentina.
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Yeah, I know.
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Isn't he wonderful?
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Wonderful.
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Are you hungry?
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Huh?
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We'll buy your lunch.
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What would you like to eat?
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Fish and chips?
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Oh, fish and sheeps.
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Nick, Hector make friends?
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Nick, teach Hector some English.
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Yeah, OK.
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I'll teach Hector some English.
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Yo, Dan, how's it going?
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The chicks in the apartment opposite have a visitor.
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Hector from Argentina.
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Oh, you are quick.
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Good.
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He can't speak English.
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Man, he thought I was the butler.
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I pull you come.
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You are the butler.
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The butler?
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And even worse, I think he fancies Bridget.
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She gave me this.
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The girls have gone out, so I will teach him to speak English.
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I'll teach Hector some English.
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See what I mean?
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Stay cool, N.
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P.S.
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Big decision.
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Today I joined an acting agency.
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Brad Pitt is history history.
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OK.
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This is the oven.
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This is the oven.
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Annie's dog sleeps in the oven.
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Annie's dog sleeps in the oven.
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So you say, Annie, the dog is in the oven.
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Annie, the dog is in the oven.
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Great.
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Now, Bridget.
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Oh.
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Oh, dear.
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Well, Bridget likes strong men, especially strong legs.
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I am strong.
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Yeah?
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Can you cycle 50 kilometers?
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No way.
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Eh?
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Well, go on then, show me.
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Yeah, look.
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Adios, amigo.
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Oh, Bridget, Annie, lunch!
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Fish and ships!
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Yes, lunch, Hector.
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Look, Bridget, 50 kilometers.
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Annie, the dog is in the oven.
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What?
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Hi!
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Everything okay?
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Great!
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I am, uh...
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How do you say, uh...
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Dead.
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Hot, yeah, I am hot.
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I need a...
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Shower!
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Yeah, I need a shower.
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Be my guest.
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Oh, thank you.
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Right!
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That's it.
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He must go.
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Why?
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He is so nice.
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He used my bike.
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And he said that the dog was in the oven.
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What a horrible joke. Where is Charlie?
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Charlie?
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What a bad, bad boy.
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He must go.
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Can he stay with you, Nick?
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Uh-uh.
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Sorry, ladies.
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Oh, please, Nick, you have a spare room.
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No way.
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Not my problem.
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He must go now.
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But he's in the shower.
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I don't care.
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Hector, please come out.
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We want to talk to you.
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I like fish and sheep, sir.
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Hector, please come out.
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We want to talk to you.
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OK, one moment, please.
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I like fish and sheep.
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Yes, you want me?
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We think...
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We...
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We...
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We...
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We have a problem.
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It's like this.
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Go on then, tell him.
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Yes, Bridget?
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Hector, the thing is...
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Stay there.
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I'll talk to him.
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Hector, can I have a word, please?
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Ricky Martin!
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Is this you?
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Yes, I'm my parents.
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The Romero family.
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One of the richest families in Argentina. Who are these?
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My...
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servant.
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Yeah.
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My servants.
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Your cars?
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Yeah, my cars.
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Hector, you are rich.
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Why stay here?
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I want friends.
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Good friends.
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People like you for your money?
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That's awful.
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Um, listen.
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Keep it a secret.
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Shh!
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Shh!
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Huh?
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Okay.
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Okay.
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Perhaps he could stay here.
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Yes.
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Poor boy.
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Hector, come and stay with me.
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I have two rooms.
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Shut up, Nick.
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Hector will stay with us, won't you, Hector?
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Hector!
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Come and...
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sit down.
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That's a please.
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Call me...
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Gigi.
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Oh, Charlie, there you are.
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Oh, Annie, the dog is in the oven.
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The oven?
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Yes.
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Nick is a good English teacher.
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Yes, a very good English teacher.
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I'd love to see your photos again.
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Oh, me too!
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Oh, your sweet toy cars!
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They are not toys!
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Today, Hector arrives and it's bonfire night!
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Let's party!
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What sort of music do you like?
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Music?
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Yeah, music.
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You know, soul, funk, dance.
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Watch me like this.
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Interesting.
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I dance like this.
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Ooh!
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I'll get in!
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I'll get in!
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Hello?
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Oh, yeah, that's great.
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Sure, come up.
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It's the landlady!
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The tarantula!
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Quick, hide, Hector!
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I'm off, I have two weeks' rent!
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Next time in Extra.
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The flatmates go shopping for Hector.
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Hector goes shopping for the girls.
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But what happens when Hector goes shopping for himself?
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Extra, don't miss it.

Why Practice Speaking with This Video?

This video is a goldmine for english speaking practice—it’s packed with everyday conversations that mirror real life! Follow Bridget, Annie, and Nick’s relatable interactions in a London flat, and you’ll master natural dialogue flow, casual tone, and context-based responses. The short, snappy exchanges are perfect for shadow speak (repeating lines aloud as you watch), helping you build fluency and confidence fast. Whether you’re practicing the shadowing technique or just want to sound more like a native, this video makes learning feel like hanging out with friends—no boring drills required!

Grammar & Expressions in Context

The dialogue is full of practical language you can use today. Let’s break down 3 key takeaways:

  • Casual past tense: “We was pen pals” (colloquial) vs. “We were pen pals” (correct). Notice how native speakers sometimes shorten grammar in quick speech—great for understanding real conversations, even if you aim for “were” in formal settings.
  • Polite rejections: “But it's finished. Sorry.” This simple phrase is perfect for setting boundaries, and the tone (firm but kind) is easy to mimic with shadowspeak.
  • Everyday exclamations: “Ah, men.” or “Oh, good boy.” These short, emotional phrases add personality to your speech. Practice repeating them to nail natural intonation!

Common Pronunciation Traps

Watch out for these tricky sounds to avoid miscommunication:

  • “Parcel” vs. “pencil”: The “ar” in “parcel” is short (like “car”), not long. Listen closely and use shadowing technique to get the crisp “pahr-suhl” sound right.
  • “Argentina”: Stress the second syllable: “ar-jen-TEE-nuh.” Many learners over-stress the first syllable—repeat after the video to fix this.
  • “Cushion”: The “sh” sound is soft, not “s.” Say “KUH-shuhn” instead of “KUH-suhn” to sound more natural. Shadowspeaks can help you lock in this subtle difference!

With this video, you’re not just learning English—you’re practicing how to live in it. Grab your device, hit play, and start shadowing today—your next conversation will thank you!

¿Qué es la Técnica de Shadowing?

Shadowing es una técnica de aprendizaje de idiomas respaldada por la ciencia, desarrollada originalmente para la formación de intérpretes profesionales y popularizada por el políglota Dr. Alexander Arguelles. El método es simple pero poderoso: escuchas audio en inglés nativo y lo repites en voz alta de inmediato, como una sombra que sigue al hablante con solo 1-2 segundos de retraso. A diferencia de la escucha pasiva o los ejercicios de gramática, el shadowing obliga a tu cerebro y músculos de la boca a procesar y reproducir simultáneamente patrones de habla reales. Las investigaciones muestran que mejora significativamente la precisión de la pronunciación, la entonación, el ritmo, el habla conectada, la comprensión auditiva y la fluidez al hablar, convirtiéndola en una de las metodologías más efectivas para la preparación del IELTS Speaking y la comunicación en inglés en el mundo real.

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