Pratique du Shadowing: Blake Lively Answers Fan Questions - Apprendre l'anglais à l'oral avec YouTube

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I don't think I relate to any of my characters.
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I don't think I relate to any of my characters.
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I've played a crack addict from Boston.
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I've played an Upper East Side princess.
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I don't know.
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I think each one is different.
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It's like asking your favorite Disney character.
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But I had a pretty fun Cannes this year.
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I wore this beautiful blue Vivian Westwood gown,
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which felt like when you're a little girl and you're playing dress up,
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or when you go to Disneyland and you meet the princesses and get their autograph.
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And then I have this beautiful rose gold dress,
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Versace dress at Cannes this year, which I love.
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And the other blue Versace dress,
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which I didn't realize I looked like Frozen until someone sent me an internet meme.
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Rod Ortega for hair is how I get my hair so flawless.
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I do not wake up like this.
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Only Beyonce wakes up like that.
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No, she doesn't.
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No, this, this, this is,
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he is my hair secret.
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Growing up, I wasn't, I didn't read fashion magazines or follow celebrities, really.
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I followed more home design and cooking and crafting and,
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you know, like, at every Martha Stewart magazine.
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My love of cooking came from my love of eating.
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And my mom is an amazing cook.
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And what I love about cooking is I noticed as I was growing up,
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there's five of us, I have four siblings,
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but that was the thing that always brought us together.
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It was like something really emotional and symbolic in that,
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you know, when you come together as a family and eat.
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So I really appreciated the tradition in that.
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I think that that's the safety in that,
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is that I never play characters that are like me.
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The dangerous thing of being on a TV show for six years is that people have seen,
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I think, like 127 episodes.
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So people assume, and I live in New York,
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I shared half of my wardrobe with my character.
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I dated my co-star who I dated on the show,
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who then suddenly was my brother on the show,
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which is a very strange thing that they do.
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That's probably the biggest thing is that people probably think I'm a lot like
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that because that's what they've seen the most of me.
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So when people really get to know me or when I make jokes,
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they're surprised by my dry humor.
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I think I'm Jason Bateman with my dry humor.
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This is my job and this is what I do for a chunk of the year.
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My personal life is also,
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is not my professional life.
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I have a great family and that goes into not just my husband and my daughter,
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but it goes into my siblings,
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my nieces, my nephews, my parents.
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I live a very, very normal life.
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And then this stuff happens and it's weird and sensational and exciting and all of that.
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But it's also, you know,
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I have an understanding that it's not,
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it's very temporary and fleeting.
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My favorite moments are the moments where I'm just with my family
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and we're relaxing and it's a beautiful sunny day
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and we're eating good food and listening to nice music and just having a peaceful time to do nothing but be together.
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That's a really, that's an epic, nice moment for me.

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Why practice speaking with this video?

This engaging video featuring Blake Lively provides a unique opportunity to enhance your English speaking practice. Lively shares personal anecdotes and playful insights about her life and experiences, making it a prime example of conversational English. By listening to her response to fan questions, you not only get to hear authentic speech patterns but also capture the nuances of informal dialogue. This context allows you to practice speaking and improve your communication skills in a relatable setting. Utilizing the video in your language study can help you develop fluency and confidence in expressing yourself more naturally.

Grammar & Expressions in Context

In the video, several key structures and expressions stand out that can be beneficial for English learners:

  • “I think each one is different.” - This phrase illustrates the use of expressive opinions, which is a common structure in conversational English. It allows the speaker to present their thoughts while also leaving room for alternative views.
  • “That was the thing that always brought us together.” - This sentence showcases the use of past tense to talk about shared experiences, which is crucial for narrative storytelling.
  • “It’s like asking your favorite Disney character.” - Using similes to create relatable comparisons enhances your language variety and makes your conversation more engaging.
  • “I followed more home design and cooking…” - Here, Lively effectively utilizes the past simple tense to discuss her interests historically, which is essential for providing background information.

Incorporating these structures into your spoken English can make your conversations more authentic and relatable.

Common Pronunciation Traps

When practicing with this video, pay particular attention to the following words and phrases that may present pronunciation challenges:

  • “Cannes” - This French word, pronounced like “kan,” can be confusing for English speakers unfamiliar with its correct sound.
  • “Versace” - The brand name should be pronounced as “ver-sah-chey,” which is often mispronounced in English.
  • “Frozen” - Take notice of the vowel sound and the emphasis used here; it will help you improve your English pronunciation.

As you listen, utilize the shadowing app technique by repeating after Blake Lively to refine these tricky pronunciations. This method complements your efforts to learn English with YouTube videos, as it reinforces both listening skills and speech accuracy.

Qu'est-ce que la technique du Shadowing ?

Le Shadowing est une technique d'apprentissage des langues fondée sur la science, développée à l'origine pour la formation des interprètes professionnels. Le principe est simple mais puissant : vous écoutez de l'anglais natif et le répétez immédiatement à voix haute — comme une ombre suivant le locuteur avec un décalage de 1 à 2 secondes. Les recherches montrent une amélioration significative de la précision de la prononciation, de l'intonation, du rythme, des liaisons, de la compréhension orale et de la fluidité.

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