Pratique du Shadowing: Listen, Learn, Repeat, Speak, and Shadow me English Speaking Practice: SHADOWING - Apprendre l'anglais à l'oral avec la vidéo
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Hey, you're back!
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Are you ready to practice English with me?
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Let's do it.
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Let's practice some English.
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Now, this is the topic.
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Your body needs movement, like it needs nutrients.
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Your body needs nutrients, right?
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Of course, if you don't have nutrients, you would die.
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You need movement, too.
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That's the topic.
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Today, let's dive a little deeper into Move Your DNA, Move Your Body by Katie Bowman.
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Now, this is a book review, and then this book really changes the way we think about movement.
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That's what it's going to do.
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Let's see.
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Let's see what this book's all about.
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It reminds us that staying active isn't just about going to the gym. or doing a workout.
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It's about how we use our bodies all day long.
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It's about how we use our bodies all day long in everyday life.
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Okay, I'm going to say all of it again.
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You can shadow me if you wish.
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It reminds us that staying active isn't just about going to the gym or doing a workout.
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It's about how we use our bodies all day long in everyday life.
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All right.
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You practicing?
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Let's practice some more.
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Exercise is not the same as movement.
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What?
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What does she mean by that?
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Exercise is not the same as movement.
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A single workout at the gym cannot make up for many hours spent sitting at a desk.
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Oh, there's a phrasal verb right there, make up for.
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Make up for.
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If something you make up for, you compensate for.
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You cover.
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so a single workout at the gym is not enough cannot
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make up for many hours spent sitting at a desk on a couch
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or in the car just yeah i guess i started to think in my mind who spends hours in a car.
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Then I thought, oh, drivers, of course, truck drivers.
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Yes, I can see that.
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Okay, I'm going to say all of that again.
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Exercise is not the same as movement.
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A single workout at the gym cannot make up for many hours spent sitting at a desk,
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on the couch, or in the car.
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Instead, movement needs to be a regular part of your whole day,
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like a steady rhythm.
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All right, let's say it together.
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Instead, movement needs to be a regular part of your whole day, like a steady rhythm.
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There's some difficult words there, isn't there?
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Regular, regular, whole, whole, rhythm, rhythm, steady rhythm, steady rhythm.
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Small bits of movement spread throughout the day can matter more than one short burst of intense exercise.
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All right, so exercising one powerful time is not as good as having bits of movement throughout the day.
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That means little bits of exercise all throughout the day.
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Small bits of movement spread throughout the day.
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So you spread butter on toast, you spread movement exercise throughout your day.
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Okay, say it together with me.
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Small bits of movement spread throughout the day can matter more than one short burst of intense exercise.
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You can think of a movement like a nutrient.
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Something your body needs to stay healthy.
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Again, you can think of a movement, sorry, I messed up, I added a movement, just movement in general.
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Let's try again.
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You can think of movement like a nutrient, something your body needs to stay healthy.
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Just as your body needs many different vitamins and minerals from different foods,
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it also needs many different kinds of movement.
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Again, just as your body needs many different vitamins and minerals from different foods,
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it also needs many different kinds of movement.
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Your body needs to move different joints in different directions and ranges of motion and in different environments.
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Again, your body needs to move different joints in different directions and ranges of motion and in different environments,
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indoors, outdoors, on different surfaces and at different speeds.
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so what would a different surface be like on the grass
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on the dirt on a hard floor on a soft floor your environment the space and things around you
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matters a lot too
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so your environment matters a lot too yeah whenever you have
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those uh this little dash mark you can actually cut the middle part out
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and and just read your environment
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and skip to here matters a lot too they're adding information to the sentence
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when you have those dashes right your environment the space and things around you
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the defined environment matters a lot too all right from the top indoors outdoors on different surfaces
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and at different speeds your environment the space and things around you matters a lot too
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all right common things like chairs certain kinds of shoes
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and very flat floors can actually limit or reduce the way you move Yeah, I can see that.
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If you have a flat floor, that's going to limit, it's going to reduce the way you move
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if you have a flat floor certain kinds of chairs and shoes would limit the way you move from the top
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common things like chairs certain kinds of shoes
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and very flat floors can actually limit
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or reduce the way you move they can make you use fewer muscles
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and smaller ranges of motion they can make you use fewer muscles
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and smaller ranges of motion range of motion you know range
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of motion right the the way you move your body this
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is the range of motion on my arm all right try to rewild your space a little bit.
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Rewild?
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Make your space wild again?
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Which simply means changing your surroundings so they encourage more natural movement.
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Okay, let's say that again.
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Try to rewild your space a little bit,
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which simply means changing your surroundings so they encourage more natural movement.
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For example, you might sit on the floor sometimes.
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Do you sit on the floor sometimes?
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In some countries, that is very common.
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In America, not so much.
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Go barefoot when it's safe.
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or choose places where you can walk, climb, or stretch more.
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Got to move that body.
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Again, for example, you might sit on the floor sometimes.
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Go barefoot when it's safe or choose places where you can walk, climb, or stretch more.
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Don't forget about alignment either.
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I'm aligning my body straight.
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Alignment is the way your body is positioned and how your parts line up when you move or stay still.
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Again, don't forget about alignment either.
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Alignment is the way your body is positioned and how your parts line up when you move or stay still.
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The way you move and hold your body changes how pressure and forces travel through your muscles and joints.
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That's a little bit of a complicated sentence.
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That's one sentence there.
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The way you move and hold your body changes how pressure and forces,
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a force is pushing, pulling is a force, how those forces travel through your muscles and joints.
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Say it with me.
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The way you move and hold your body changes how pressure and force travel through your muscles and joints.
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Good form and healthy alignment help spread the stress more evenly through your body,
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which can make you stronger, more comfortable, and more resilient over time.
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Again, good form and healthy alignment help spread this stress more evenly through your body,
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which can make you stronger, more comfortable, and more resilient over time.
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Small changes really add up over days, weeks, and years.
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Again, small changes really add up over days, weeks, and years.
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Walking more often.
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Squatting every day.
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Squatting.
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You know, squatting, sitting down in a scrouched squatting position.
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standing on regular standing up regular regularly i i struggle with
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that word even as a native speaker standing up regularly instead of sitting for long periods
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or sitting on the floor are simple realistic ways to improve your health bit by bit bit by bit
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Let's say it again.
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Ready?
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Walking more often, squatting every day,
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standing up regularly, instead of sitting for long periods or sitting on the floor, are simple.
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Realistic ways to improve your health bit by bit.
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Wow, that is a long sentence.
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You can lose your train of thought while you're saying that sentence.
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That is one sentence.
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Okay.
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Here we go.
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This is a nice short one.
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You don't have to change everything at once.
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You don't have to change everything at once.
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So remember, you're not just meant to move.
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How you move shapes who you are and how you feel in your body.
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Again.
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So remember, you're not just meant to move.
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How you move shapes who you are and how you feel in your body.
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What nutrient-rich movement will you try today?
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I was trying to find where the dashes started and ended.
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What nutrient-rich movement, see the dash there?
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Let's skip to that dash and read this part.
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Will you try today?
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What nutrient-rich movement will you try today?
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So they define nutrient-rich movement, meaning very natural and frequent movement.
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See what happened there?
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They defined nutrient-rich movement in the middle of the sentence.
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What nutrient-rich movement, meaning varied, natural, and frequent movement, will you try today?
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Alright, say it with me.
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What nutrient-rich movement, meaning varied, natural, and frequent movement, will you try today?
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Alright, what are you going to do today?
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How are you going to move your body today?
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Well, we definitely moved our mouth muscles today, didn't we?
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Good workout.
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Boom.
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Keep moving forward one step at a time.
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Keep practicing, and I'll see you in the next video.
Why Practice Speaking with This Video?
Practicing speaking through this video is an excellent way to enhance your English speaking practice skills. The content is engaging, focusing on the importance of movement in our daily lives, which allows you to connect with real-world topics. By actively listening and speaking along, you can improve your fluency and boost your confidence while using complex ideas in conversation. The video encourages viewers to not only repeat after the speaker but also think critically about the message being conveyed, which is essential for effective communication. This method integrates the shadowing technique, promoting better retention of vocabulary and grammatical structures.
Grammar & Expressions in Context
Throughout the video, several key grammatical structures and expressions stand out:
- Comparative Structures: The phrase “exercise is not the same as movement” presents a clear comparative structure that highlights differences, which is crucial for articulating nuanced opinions in any discussion.
- Phrasal Verbs: The expression “make up for” introduces an important phrasal verb that conveys the idea of compensation, enhancing your English vocabulary for everyday conversations.
- Present Continuous Tense: Phrases like “your body needs movement” employ present tense for ongoing situations. Practicing this form can help you describe current activities or habits during your IELTS speaking practice.
- Imperative Sentences: The encouragement to “let's dive a little deeper” serves as a motivational call to action, a great way to learn how to invite others into discussions.
Common Pronunciation Traps
As you practice along with the speaker, pay attention to some pronunciation challenges that may arise:
- Regular vs. Reg’lar: The word "regular" can often be pronounced too quickly, leading to confusion. Make a conscious effort to articulate all syllables clearly.
- Whole vs. Hol: “Whole” is another term that can be slurred in fast speech. Practicing it distinctly can assist in avoiding miscommunication.
- Rhythm and Steady: Phrases like “steady rhythm” may pose difficulties. Focus on breaking down these terms to master their correct pronunciation during your learn English with YouTube sessions.
By integrating these tips into your practice routine, you can significantly improve English pronunciation and overall speaking skills. Embrace the shadowing technique as a tool not only to mimic but genuinely absorb the intricacies of the English language.
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.