Pratique du Shadowing: Step by Step Listening 1 track 2 - Apprendre l'anglais à l'oral avec la vidéo

The video features a simple yet essential real-life scenario: meeting new people and exchanging names. Whether you’re in a classroom, a café, or a work event, knowing how to ask for and share names is the first step in building connections. The dialogue shows natural interactions, like asking “What's your name?” and “Who is that girl over there?”—phrases you’ll use daily as you practice English.

Useful Chunks & Collocations to Memorize

• “What's your name?” – A direct, friendly way to ask someone’s name.
• “Who is that [girl/boy] over there?” – Perfect for asking about people you don’t know.
• “Her name is…” / “His name is…” – Simple structures to introduce others.
• “What about that [boy/girl]?” – A casual transition to ask about another person.
• “My name is…” – The most basic way to share your own name, essential for IELTS speaking practice and everyday use.

Your Shadowing Challenge: Improve Pronunciation and Fluency

Ready to practice? Try the shadowing technique—one of the best ways to improve English pronunciation and fluency. Here’s how: Play the video, pause after each line, and repeat it out loud immediately, mimicking the tone, speed, and stress. Focus on matching the speaker’s rhythm—this helps train your mouth and brain to produce natural English sounds. For example, when Jonathan says “Hello. My name is Jonathan,” repeat it quickly, making sure “Jonathan” has the right stress (JON-a-than). Do this 5 times with the full dialogue. Not only does shadow speak boost your listening skills, but it also builds confidence for real conversations. If you’re prepping for IELTS speaking practice, this exercise will help you sound more natural and reduce pauses. Learn English with YouTube by turning short dialogues like this into daily shadowing sessions—consistency is key!