Pratique du Shadowing: "Star Lord T'Chala !" - Marvel's What if...? Season 1 Episode 2 | All Best Scenes - Apprendre l'anglais à l'oral avec la vidéo

Chargement...
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Music To
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your eyes, a hundred billion points of light.
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But where you see light, I see worlds and the countless stories that fill them.
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Who are you?
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Starlord!
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I'm a huge fan of- That was not the reaction I was expecting.
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Surely something this powerful is better off in my hands.
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Should I not use the gun?
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Go ahead.
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Really?
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Yeah.
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Hit me.
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I barely moved.
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Hit me!
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A Ravager never flies solo.
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A Ravager never flies solo.
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Though the blood of a king runs through your veins, it is pumped by the heart of an explorer.
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All you will find there is destruction and pain.
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What you call destiny is just an equation.
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Right place, right time, or in some instances, the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Does this really look like Peter Quill to y'all?
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What you doing out there all by yourself anyway?
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Exploring the world.
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But why stop at one world, huh? and we can show you all of them.
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T'Challa here showed me there was more than one way to reallocate the universe's resource.
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My plan was not without its merits.
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I'm pretty sure it's sufficient.
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Oh man!
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You saved my home world from a Kree invasion!
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Other than a day's work.
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No, it took several days.
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Six in fact.
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You take another one.
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You look terrible.
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I look great.
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The big guy know you have this?
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You mean your father?
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He's lucky I call him the big guy.
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When I was young, Yondu attempted to return me to Wakanda, but...
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It had been destroyed.
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She's your offspring?
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Adopted.
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As in the most ruthless kingpin in the intergalactic underworld?
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Thought that was you!
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Try calling me Captain Genocide again.
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Captain Gen- Ah!
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Ravages, musta- Big Flora down the hall.
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Take a Louis at the Frost Giants, a Hard Ralph at the Cronus.
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You get a CSI- Noo, screw it.
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When you're out of luck, always go duck.
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It's a diversion, sound the alarm.
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If you have any information regarding his whereabouts, we ask that you respond to this homing beacon.
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You told me my homeland had been destroyed, my family killed.
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The past ain't nothing but a prison!
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You belong up here with us!
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You are not my family.
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History has never looked kindly on those who lock men in cages.
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You are the worst!
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Boo!
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But then again, there are two sides to every story.
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The embers of Genesis.
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That Karina even ish.
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I liked that thing you said about not locking people in cages.
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I also prefer something that's more elegant. That woman has taste!
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Not crazy...
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...man.
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No, I took care of all of you.
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I put a roof over your head.
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Oh, karma.
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All you did was show me the universe.
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There ain't no place in this galaxy where you don't belong.
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Knew you would find your way home to us.
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That sounds an awful lot like genocide.
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No, no, no, because it's random.
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Sorry, we're close.
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Can't spare a little time for dear old dad.
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Too bad this might spell the end of the world.
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That's a story for another day.

Who Will Love This Video for English Practice?

If you’re an intermediate learner ready to level up your conversational skills—especially with lively, dynamic dialogue—this video is perfect. It’s great for those aiming to learn English with videos that mix humor, emotion, and quick back-and-forth exchanges. Whether you want to sound more natural in casual chats or master the rhythm of animated conversations, the playful tone and varied vocabulary here make it ideal for practice.

Words & Idioms to Add to Your Toolkit

The dialogue is packed with standout phrases that feel fresh and real. Here are a few to "steal" and use:

  • "A Ravager never flies solo": A team player, someone who doesn’t work alone. Great for talking about collaboration!
  • "Reallocate the universe's resource": Fancy way to say "redistribute resources"—useful for discussions about fairness or planning.
  • "You look terrible. I look great": A classic playful comeback. Perfect for friendly banter.
  • "When you're out of luck, always go duck": A silly, memorable idiom for when things go wrong—use it to lighten the mood!
These phrases aren’t just fun—they’ll make your English sound more natural and confident.

Nail the Pronunciation with Shadowing

To really improve English pronunciation with this video, try the shadowing technique (also called shadow speech or shadowspeak). Here’s how: Play a short clip, pause, and repeat it immediately, mimicking the speaker’s tone, speed, and stress. Focus on the quick, casual delivery—notice how words like "gonna" or "wanna" get shortened, and how questions rise in pitch. For example, when T’Challa says, "Surely something this powerful is better off in my hands?" the stress is on "powerful" and "better off," making the line sound urgent. Practice matching that energy! The more you shadow, the more you’ll internalize the natural flow of English, making your own speech sound smoother and more native-like.

So grab your headphones, hit play, and start shadowing—you’ll be nailing those lines (and impressing your friends) in no time!

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.