Pratique du Shadowing: Learn English Vocabulary: Walk With Me in a Spring Garden - Apprendre l'anglais à l'oral avec YouTube

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Welcome to my spring vlog, where we'll learn useful English vocabulary, improve listening skills, and learn how to talk about spring.
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Welcome to my spring vlog, where we'll learn useful English vocabulary, improve listening skills, and learn how to talk about spring.
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I also have autumn and winter vlogs,
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so after getting a dose of worms in this video, make sure to check those out for some cold and snow, especially if it's autumn in full swing where you are right now.
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Throughout this vlog, we'll learn some phrasal verbs related to spring.
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So, listen carefully and write in the comments how many you counted.
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Alright, let's get started.
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There is no better place to learn spring vocabulary than a botanical garden.
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And here I am.
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So, get comfy, make yourself some chamomile tea or another hot beverage and enjoy watching.
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Spring has begun and to me it feels like a fresh start.
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Finally, we can take off warm clothes and wear light, bright outfits.
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But be careful, during this time it's easy to catch a cold.
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Spring brings so much beauty, it nourishes new growth, buds are opening these buds.
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The trees are renewing themselves, even though it feels like just recently they dropped their yellow and red leaves.
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It reminds us how fleeting time is.
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We should take a chance, don't postpone, so remember to fully immerse yourself in springtime.
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It passes so quickly.
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And that's the beauty of seasonality.
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Guys, tell me in the comments, are there all four seasons where you live.
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Or maybe it's eternal summer or winter.
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Spring isn't my favorite season.
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I love autumn much more.
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In spring I get hay fever because of pollen, itchy eyes, runny nose, coughing.
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So don't forget to carry handkerchief with you.
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Sorry.
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But still, it is a time to read new books, bake pies and have picnics outdoors.
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It is also a great time to get rid of old habits and introduce new ones.
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Spring is usually associated with new beginnings.
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It inspires us to set goals and move forward.
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And maybe it's the perfect time to give your English a fresh start too.
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I've created a monthly plan to help you reach B1 level step by step, and the second month is already out.
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The plan includes 8 lessons, 40-50 minutes each, twice a week, covering all skills, listening, reading, writing, and most importantly, speaking.
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Everything is organized by topic with clear step-by-step instructions, so you don't have to waste time searching for materials.
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You can get the first month or jump straight into the second.
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Scan the QR code or follow the link in the description to get your plan and watch your English improve every day.
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Let's take a walk through the garden.
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Look at this beauty.
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Everything is blooming out right now.
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And the place is so peaceful.
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Peaceful?
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The dogs are barking.
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Let's walk down this path to the waterfall.
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Guys, tell me, what does spring mean to you?
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For me, it's the season of rain, both showers and drizzle.
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And they create all this greenery, bring long-awaited freshness.
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It's also a time of winds, like blustery ones.
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Snowstorms are replaced by thunderstorms.
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Bees and bumblebees are flying around.
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Everything looks so vibrant.
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Look at these bright colors.
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The last snow melts away, springs start running, and you can float paper boats in them.
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Ready?
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Come on, come on.
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Birds come out and build nests while chirping.
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I'm not a bird expert, but you can see and hear them flying around here.
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The sounds of spring are unmistakable.
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After the sun and rain, a rainbow appears.
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Flowers burst into bloom.
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There are blooming trees in abundance.
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Some of them are just starting to bloom.
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Some are in full bloom.
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And it all looks like a flower bed.
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are everywhere.
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Tulips are not here yet, they haven't started blooming, but magnolia and sakura trees are brightening up the garden right now.
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I was hoping to find some daisies, but look what I found!
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These are some really nice tiny flowers, and it looks like a meadow of wildflowers and their fragrance is amazing.
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And look what I found!
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Daffodils.
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Wow, look at the color of their petals.
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Wow, bright yellow.
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Hello beautiful daisies.
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I found them.
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But for me, the moment when snowdrops come out and lilac blooms, that's when spring truly arrives.
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But you know what they say, April showers, spring may flowers.
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So I still hope to see some of them and Osiria too.
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The sky is bright, the sun warms everything, slowly but surely the winter chill fades away and spring finally sets in.
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Guys, what spring holidays do you know?
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Where I am from, we celebrate first of all, Pancake Day.
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It's when we say goodbye to winter, welcome spring, make pancakes, obviously, have fun outside and sometimes people burn winter effigy.
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And we also have Easter.
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It's when we paint eggs, bake traditional cakes and spend time with family.
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And that's it for today's spring walk.
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Hope you enjoyed this walk and learned some new vocabulary along the way.
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forget to write in the comments how many phrasal verbs you managed to catch.
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Thank you so much for watching and I'll see you in the next video!
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About This Lesson

In this lesson, you will practice your English speaking skills while immersing yourself in the vibrant vocabulary of spring. As you listen to the lively descriptions of a spring garden, you will enhance your listening comprehension and learn to express your thoughts about this beautiful season. This content is designed not only to expand your vocabulary but also to provide a practical context for using English in everyday conversations. Prepare to engage with nature and reflect on how spring symbolizes new beginnings, helping you to have a fresh start in improving your language skills.

Key Vocabulary & Phrases

  • Blooming: The process of flowers opening up in spring.
  • Seasonality: The characteristic of certain activities or phenomena that occur in particular seasons.
  • Hay fever: An allergy that occurs in response to pollen, causing symptoms like coughing and itchy eyes.
  • New beginnings: A phrase that signifies starting afresh or adopting new habits.
  • Drizzle: Light rain, often associated with spring weather.
  • Blustery winds: Strong winds that are common in spring, often followed by rain.
  • Pollen: A fine powder produced by flowers that can trigger allergies.
  • Picnics: Outdoor gatherings where people eat and relax, often enjoyed during pleasant spring weather.

Practice Tips

To maximize your learning during this vocabulary practice, consider employing the shadowing technique. As you listen to the video, try to repeat what you hear in real-time, mimicking the speaker's pace and tone. This will help you attune your ear to the rhythm of natural English speech. Start by pausing after short phrases to repeat them aloud. Gradually increase the length of the phrases as you become more comfortable. By aligning your speech with the speaker, you can gain confidence in your English speaking practice.

If you find it challenging at first, don't hesitate to slow the video down or use a shadowing app that allows you to control playback speed. Remember, effective shadowing involves focusing on both pronunciation and intonation, which will be particularly beneficial if you’re preparing for exams like the IELTS speaking practice. Not only will this method help in boosting your vocabulary, but it will also improve your overall communication skills.

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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