Pratique du Shadowing: Meias da Sorte | Todo Mundo Odeia o Chris - Apprendre l'anglais à l'oral avec la vidéo

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When I was a girl, I wasn't superstitious, but everyone in my family was.
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If my mother would have a salt, she would always throw a little over the shoulder.
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Good luck!
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Nooooooo!
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The salt of the salt cost 9 cents!
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Drew didn't go down the stairs.
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Me help!
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I'm falling!
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I can't get up!
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If the lady wants to help, she'll have to go down the stairs first.
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And Tony thought that if she was a risk, she would break my mother's neck.
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No!
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I wasn't superstitious, but I believed in bad luck.
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Mãe, I need a half.
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Julius, give me a break to Chris.
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You're the only one you have?
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Yes.
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And there's more.
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They're my luck.
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I used these things at night when I met your mother.
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He's nice, but I'm only a half of her.
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I didn't think that the meias of my father would make the difference.
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Hey!
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That's right there!
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I've got a million.
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Want to take some money?
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I want, thank you.
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It's all yours.
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They did not only change, they also made me gain money.
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I believe in good luck, but I never thought it could happen with me.
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Sorry, I forgot my transport.
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It's okay, I know you.
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Really?
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Thank you.
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In the second car, I'm still lucky.
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Hi, I'm Darlene.
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What's your name?
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It's Chris.
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It's one of my favorite names.
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And it's not one of my favorite names.
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I had luck at school!
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Chris, do you want to play this guy?
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No, I'm fine.
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That guy needed a couple of meas of luck and a weapon.
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Things were going well.
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I almost felt white.
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Chris, I bought you a gift.
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It's a symbol of Raízes 4, the Vingança of Kunta.
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It's not yet released.
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Thank you.
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Raízes 4 was crazy, but my favorite was Raízes 6, Hitler's attack!
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Even if we're not poor, we're still asking things.
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Ah, Mom, give me a red carpet for my room.
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Red carpet?
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Why do you need a red carpet?
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Oh, because Billy Ocean has a red carpet in his room.
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Besides a giraffe, a mirror, and three little kids.
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When you release a success album, you buy the carpet that you want.
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But just because we asked these things, we didn't mean we would win.
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My sweet little, just you!
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Holy desafiante!
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Delicioso!
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Oh, man, what are you doing?
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I'm playing for the talent show.
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Ah, I need a terno.
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Is there money on talent show?
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What do you want?
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To pull the lapel down when I sing.
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Do you know how much a new tern cost?
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I'm not going to spend money with a tern just to raise the lapel.
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Want to raise something?
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Put the pen and fill the bill for a job.
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And you can buy all the terns.
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There's a lot of luck.
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That day I was...
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Hi Chris, how was your day?
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It was a little weird.
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It was one of the best days of my life.
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Why?
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What happened?
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Nothing.
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Nobody hit you?
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No. Nobody gave you a bifo?
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No. And at school?
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It was cool.
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I got nine in math.
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Ah.
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Yeah, I think that's a meia-da-sort.
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That's your meia-da-sort.
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So go out of your hands for dinner.
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What's there today?
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My favorite dish was a chicken with potato and chicken.
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Chicken, potato and chicken.
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The next day, my meias were still clean and my luck was still good.
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Look, luck isn't there.
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It's like believing in four-fold, a star cadent, or crossing fingers.
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How do you explain all these things that are happening?
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It's a probability.
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It's just the number of times that an event can occur divided by the total of the total results.
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Hi, Chris.
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If it were meias milagrosas, I would have a chance.
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But they were only meias of luck.
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So I just got a smile.
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I'm not even there for you.
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This meia works. If O.J.
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Simpson used these meias, he would be a sport commenter.

Why practice speaking with this video?

This video excerpt from "Todo Mundo Odeia o Chris" provides a rich context for practicing spoken English through engaging storytelling and relatable themes. By immersing yourself in the narrative of superstition and luck, you can develop a natural flow in your speaking skills. Superstitions are an integral part of many cultures, and understanding them can enhance your conversational abilities in English, making discussions with native speakers more relatable and insightful. The dynamic interactions between characters also offer a great opportunity to practice shadowspeak, allowing you to mimic their intonation and emotion.

Grammar & Expressions in Context

In this transcript, several key structures enhance your understanding of conversational English:

  • Conditional statements: The speaker says, "If my mother would have a salt, she would always throw a little over the shoulder." This structure illustrates how to express hypothetical situations, which is essential for discussions about beliefs and traditions.
  • Direct speech: The dialogue format provides real-life examples of how people communicate. Phrases like "I believe in good luck" allow learners to see how personal beliefs are articulated.
  • Informal expressions: Informal language is prevalent, such as "Can I help?" or "I want, thank you." This highlights the conversational style characteristic of spoken English, perfect for practicing shadow speech.
  • Use of conjunctions: The expression "but I never thought it could happen with me" teaches learners how to express contrasting ideas smoothly.

Common Pronunciation Traps

Pronunciation can be tricky, and this video highlights several potential challenges:

  • Blending sounds: Phrases like "I wasn’t superstitious, but I believed in bad luck" may cause words to blend together. Practicing these sentences with a shadowing app can help you master natural speech rhythms.
  • Vowel sounds: The word "luck" and variations may be pronounced differently depending on regional accents. Focusing on the ‘l’ sound can enhance clarity when speaking.
  • Intonation and stress: The speaker's emphasis on certain words, like "I’m only a half of her" helps learners understand how intonation affects meaning. Mimicking these intonations can contribute greatly to your own shadowspeaks.

Utilizing these insights will not only aid your pronunciation and grammar but will also enhance your overall confidence in speaking English. Start practicing with this engaging material and watch your skills improve through the power of shadowspeak!

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.