Pratique du Shadowing: IShowSpeed at Netherlands vs Sweden FIFA World Cup match in Houston - Apprendre l'anglais à l'oral avec la vidéo

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Yeah guys an exciting first half here at Houston Stadium with the Netherlands versus Sweden
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and The Dutch came to play they did early on the Dutch out the gate They scored two goals
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and man the stadium kind of went quiet a little bit, but you know Sweden they fought back immediately They got some momentum going hasn't resulted in anything just yet, but they have momentum I mean,
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I hope they get one.
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I just want them to get at least one in to
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make this an exciting Carolina I think it's why you here speaking to the folks at home, but I think we have a third member of team We got come on
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and get in the middle get a little bit of me all right What's going on Houston?
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Oh, come on Fox 26 Houston?
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What's going on man?
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Hey, we're at your voice that man.
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You got to have a news voice.
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Oh, hello everybody.
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It's I show speed here That's going on every reach everybody in Fox 26 Houston news
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The weather right now in Houston is very humid very rainy
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You know I walked outside the house is very human of course
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When I really didn't know what's going on 46 Fahrenheit light rain humidity Yeah,
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yeah, yeah, all right my man, so what's your give me a recap of the first half?
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How do you think's going things are going right now well the first half I?
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Feel like Sweden has a lot of chances.
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Sweden probably had ten shots on target Ten shots.
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They just gotta finish.
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Sweden could be up four goals right now.
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They just gotta finish.
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Sweden has to finish.
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Netherlands is playing well.
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Obviously, they have two goals.
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They finished well, but I feel like they have to defend better.
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Because Sweden has been in a box maybe more times than Netherlands but Netherlands just has been consecutively scoring goals.
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Sweden has been.
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I'll give you that.
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I like that.
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But I'm seeing you scoring in the Oranje right now.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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I'm wearing Netherlands and my dad's wearing Sweden so...
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Hey, Dad!
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Dad, what are you doing wearing Sweden?
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What do you think about Sweden?
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Sweden, we started out real slow but once they got their jitters out the way
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and they stopped Netherlands from scoring on them, they started bringing the pace back.
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I'm looking for a different game, second half.
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Alright, alright.
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I'm with that.
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I'm with that.
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So, Pops, don't go nowhere though.
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Okay, really quickly, can we put father against son in a quick little game?
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Woo!
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Can we put father against son real quick?
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Alright, so listen, I'm going to show you guys different flags, okay?
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And you each got one minute.
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You got one minute.
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Name as many country flags as you possibly can.
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Is that fair?
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That's fair.
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Alright, alright, let me go.
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Let's go.
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Let's go.
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Who wants to go first, dad or son?
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Who go first?
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I go first.
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Alright, here we go.
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I got the step watch going.
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Okay.
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Go like this.
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Alright, you ready?
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3, 2, 1.
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Tuzian.
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Tanisha, I'll take it.
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I'll take it.
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Senegal.
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Portugal, Ronaldo.
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He's going to win this.
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Algeria, Austria, China, Argentina, Argentina,
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Argentina, Argentina, France, France, France,
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Iraq Belgium Germany Japan
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Czech Republic Vietnam Norway South Korea Spain Netherlands
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Last one, you ready?
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Costa Rica!
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The way that's at Costa Rica too many times.
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I just got my passport so I'm working now.
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Alright, alright, alright, alright, alright.
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Good job, man.
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Good job, brother.
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Good job.
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Pops, you put up a fight, man.
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You put up a fight.
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Alright, what's up?
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To be fair, I've been to 100 countries, so I was kind of forced to like learn the country the country.
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All the countries you showed, I've been here already.
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That's a flex or not?
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That's a flex.
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Next time I'm gonna beat you.
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What do you think about Houston so far?
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You've been here a few days.
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You're gonna stay until Portugal, Uzbekistan.
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What do you think?
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I love Houston.
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They show me support.
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They just love me.
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So I love them.
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And I have fun.
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The food good.
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I've been eating good.
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Eating pancakes everyday.
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Eating barbecue.
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Eating good.
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Look good.
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You gonna gain some weight, brother.
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You gotta hit the gym though.
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You gotta balance that out.
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One thing about me, I can't gain weight.
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Can't gain weight?
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I can't gain weight.
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You can't gain weight?
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I can't gain weight.
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I can't gain weight.
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I can't gain weight.
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My lifestyle don't allow me to gain weight.
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That's the thing.
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I'm not going to need anything more.
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We are happy to have you here in the city.
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Shout out to the chat.
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Tell everybody to watch Fox 26.
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Fox 26.
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Anthony D.
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TV News.
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Anthony TV News.
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Follow us.
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Follow us on Fox 26, all right?
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Shout out Fox 26, baby.
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Yay!
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Shout out, shout out.

Why practice speaking with this video?

This exciting video featuring the FIFA World Cup match between the Netherlands and Sweden is not just a sports commentary but also an excellent resource for those looking to learn English with YouTube. The lively atmosphere captured in the video provides a rich context for practicing English speaking skills. As you listen to the commentators discuss the game, you can pick up on expressions and phrases that are commonly used in sports commentary, which can greatly enhance your vocabulary and fluency.

Engaging with such dynamic content allows learners to improve their conversational skills, especially when it comes to expressing opinions and discussing competitive events. You can utilize the shadowing technique by repeating the phrases after the speakers, which helps in reinforcing natural speech patterns and improving your overall speaking proficiency. Thus, this video serves as an entertaining and educational tool for your IELTS speaking practice.

Grammar & Expressions in Context

In the transcript, several important grammatical structures and expressions can be noted:

  • Present Simple Tense: The phrases “The Dutch came to play” and “Sweden has a lot of chances” illustrate how the present simple tense is used to convey facts and habitual actions, making it a common structure in commentary.
  • Past Simple Tense: Observations like “They scored two goals” show how to discuss past events clearly and effectively.
  • Modals for Advice or Suggestion: The comment “Sweden just has to finish” uses a modal verb to indicate necessity, which is important for learners to understand when giving advice or making suggestions.
  • Adverbs of Frequency: The use of the word “consistently” adds depth to the description of how often the Netherlands scored, enriching your vocabulary.

By focusing on these structures, learners can enhance their speaking clarity and expressiveness in English.

Common Pronunciation Traps

As you practice with this video, pay attention to certain tricky words and expressions that may be challenging for English learners:

  • Humid: This word, as used when describing Houston's weather, can be tricky due to the 'h' sound and the blend of vowels. Make sure to pronounce it with emphasis on the first syllable: 'HUM-id.'
  • Finish: The word “finish” may be mispronounced; focus on the clear 'sh' sound at the end, ensuring that you articulate it fully.
  • Momentum: This word can be challenging due to its two syllables. Practice it by breaking it down: 'mo-MENT-um.'

By regularly listening and practicing these sounds, you will improve English pronunciation and become more confident in your speaking abilities. Use the shadow speech method with this video to replicate the speakers and enhance your listening comprehension.

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.