Pratique du Shadowing: Dolph Lundgren on The Tonight Show Part 2 - Apprendre l'anglais à l'oral avec YouTube

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it no but I travel very much I've been uh traveling around the world since October to promote Rocky and
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it no but I travel very much I've been uh traveling around the world since October to promote Rocky and
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uh you know I meet a lot of people and uh stay in touch by phone but when you stay in touch and when you meet other
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people how much do you meet the other people do you do you meet them in a restaurant over garlic bread or do you
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meet them over a Gideon Bible in the Motel 6 you know
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well are you true Grace I love think that's the first question I don't think it's a question any any um Gan would
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answer especially not on television but uh yes I am you are true blue cuz she's wonderful how'd you
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meet I was studying chemical engineering in Australia and uh are you kidding me
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no I'm not and um and um I was um also doing kickboxing and I met her she was
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on a concert tour down there and was it just like immediately yeah pretty much did you bring her home to mother and did your
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mother just faint I mean I to bring Grace in wearing metal clothes I think any
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mother you know it's it's a hard package to sell the first time around maybe you know
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now you can you imagine Mom I'd like you to me grace and grace is wearing one of those metal
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things Hi Mom let me just take this off you knocked out Sylvester Stone right you were the one that punched him
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that sent him to the hospital uh well we both got hurt and um he wanted it to be the most realistic
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fight scene ever on film and it it was and um and I tell you I just want to take the opportunity because we're
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talking about him that uh he really puts it on the line when he makes a movie and I'm very happy to be able to work with him
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because uh it's amazing to see a guy write direct and star when you know how
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hard it is just to be an actor in a film and you know if it wasn't for him I wouldn't be sitting here and I wouldn't be traveling around the world so so he's
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an amazing guy and he was here did you know and he did take a few shots and I did too and but the Andrew Sal was fairly good I were you upset when you
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really knew you heard him um yes I was but uh he didn't make any fuzz about it and he was very good what's your your
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first language your primary language uh well I don't know anymore I guess English or Swedish but uh on the Bob
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hopes special I tell you they the king and queen were there and uh and um I was chosen to speak Swedish to all these
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people there's like a theater with 5,000 people and uh it was quite nervous and my Swedish was fairly good but it wasn't
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wasn't as good as my English see if you could say stay tuned for this commercial in Swedish uh I was never in Showbiz in Sweden
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commercial watch this hand watch this no Swedish say in Swedish
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About This Lesson

This lesson is based on an engaging segment from Dolph Lundgren's interview on The Tonight Show, where he shares personal anecdotes and his experiences in the film industry. By watching this video, learners will focus on practical English speaking practice through conversational topics that include travel, personal relationships, and film production. The conversation also touches on cultural references and humor, providing a rich context for exploring English vocabulary and speaking patterns.

During this lesson, students will practice:

  • Vocabulary Topics: Travel, personal experiences, filmmaking.
  • Grammar Patterns: Past tense usage, conditionals, and conversational fillers.
  • Speaking Contexts: Interview settings, storytelling, and expressing personal opinions.

Key Vocabulary & Phrases

  • Stay in touch: To maintain communication with someone, especially after meeting them or being apart.
  • True blue: An informal expression meaning loyal and reliable.
  • Faint: To lose consciousness; in this context, it refers humorously to a mother's exaggerated reaction upon meeting someone new.
  • Put it on the line: To take risks or put oneself in a vulnerable situation while doing something.
  • Take a shot: In this context, to physically strike someone or to try one's best in a challenging situation.
  • Nervous: Feeling anxious or apprehensive; a common emotional state when speaking in front of a large audience.
  • Filmmaking: The process of making a film, including writing, directing, and producing.

Practice Tips for This Video

To effectively practice English speaking through this video, consider the following tips:

  • Use the Shadowing Technique: Listen to Dolph Lundgren's speech and try to repeat it simultaneously. This will help improve your pronunciation and help you get accustomed to natural speech patterns.
  • Focus on Speaking Speed: Start by watching the video at a slower speed if possible. Once you feel comfortable, gradually increase the speed to match the original tempo.
  • Pay Attention to Accent: Observe Lundgren’s accent and intonation. This can help diversify your understanding of English pronunciation, especially if you're preparing for exams like IELTS.
  • Engage with Content: Try to summarize parts of the interview in your own words after watching. This will not only improve your speaking fluency but also reinforce your comprehension of the material.
  • Note Difficult Phrases: Some phrases may be challenging due to cultural references or idiomatic expressions. Write them down and practice translating their meanings to ensure you understand their usage.

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.

Comment pratiquer efficacement sur ShadowingEnglish

  1. Choisissez votre vidéo : Choisissez une vidéo YouTube avec un anglais clair et naturel. Les TED Talks, BBC News, scènes de films, podcasts sont parfaits. Collez l'URL dans la barre de recherche.
  2. Écoutez d'abord, comprenez le contexte : La première fois, gardez la vitesse à 1x et écoutez simplement. Ne répétez pas encore. Concentrez-vous sur la compréhension du sens.
  3. Configurez le mode Shadowing :
    • Mode d'attente : Choisissez +3s ou +5s — après chaque phrase, la vidéo se met automatiquement en pause pour que vous puissiez répéter.
    • Sync sous-titres : Les sous-titres YouTube peuvent parfois être décalés. Utilisez ±100ms pour les aligner.
  4. Faites du Shadowing à voix haute (la pratique essentielle) : Dès qu'une phrase est jouée — ou pendant la pause — répétez-la à voix haute, clairement et avec confiance. Imitez le rythme, les accents et l'intonation du locuteur.
  5. Augmentez le défi : Une fois à l'aise avec un passage, augmentez la vitesse à <code>1.25x</code> ou <code>1.5x</code>. Pratiquez 15 à 30 minutes par jour pour des résultats visibles en quelques semaines.

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