Pratique du Shadowing: Trevor Noah - Some Languages Are Scary - Apprendre l'anglais à l'oral avec YouTube

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Thank you.
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Thank you.
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Too much applause.
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This could be shit, but thank you.
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Thank you very much.
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Thanks for coming out.
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How's everyone doing tonight?
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Good evening.
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Good evening, everyone.
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Or as the French say, good evening.
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No, it's bonjour, bienvenue.
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Yes, yes.
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I'm learning.
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I'm trying to practice my French.
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I'm not gonna lie, Montreal probably has the sexiest border I've ever come to in my life.
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Yeah, I didn't feel like I was being interrogated,
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I felt like I was being flirted with.
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It was really sexy, and say,
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what are you planning to do in Montreal?
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I'm planning to stay, that's what I'm doing.
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The French, the French, the most romantic language in the world.
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I don't know why the accent is romantic as well, but it is.
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It's funny how every accent has its own connotation to it.
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You speak with a French accent, you are sexy.
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How are you ladies?
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And then there's some accents just have no sex appeal to them at all.
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Like the Russian accent.
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There's nothing sexy about it.
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Everything the Russians say sounds dangerous and menacing.
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Doesn't matter what they say,
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because they've got that thing.
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Yes, Russian, go to kill you, break you.
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Destroy your family.
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Even if Russians say nice things, it still sounds dangerous.
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They still go, yes, fluffy rabbits and teddy bears.
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Ah!
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What?
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It's like that weird thing,
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like the Russian accent is so...
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And you know, like, the crazy thing about the Russians is,
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everyone in the world is afraid of them.
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Everyone, no matter where you go in the world.
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You know the Russians are frightening.
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Because they're the only country that makes America think before doing something.
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Everywhere else in the world,
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America acts when something happens.
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When Russia does something, we think about it.
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Yeah, you saw the whole thing that happened,
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with that plane that was shot down,
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the Malaysian flight, the Ukrainian rebels shot the plane, the plane came down.
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You know, America came out,
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Barack Obama, he was there,
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he was like, we gotta find out who did this.
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We're gonna come down on them like an iron fist.
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We're gonna let them know what time it is.
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I'm paraphrasing.
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Uh...
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And then, and then everyone found out it was the Russians
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that supplied the Ukrainian rebels with the missile that shot down the plane.
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And then all of a sudden,
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Obama was like, but, uh...
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Let's not rush to conclusions.
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Let's take our time and not point fingers.
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Especially not at the Russians.
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Uh...
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I'm going home now.
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Thank you very much.
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There's something about the Russians.
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The Russians.
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The Russians.
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You know what's weird is...
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I find the Russian accent frightening,
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but not the Russian language.
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It's the strangest thing ever.
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There are certain languages I find find frightening,
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there's certain accents that throw me off.
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For instance, I find Arabic frightening as a language.
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It just has that thing in it.
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But I could be saying anything.
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We're talking about Candy Crush.
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But it's because we've watched all those movies, all those TV shows.
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Every time you see Arabic,
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some bad shit goes down.
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It's never something cool or sexy, you know?
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It's never like...
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It's never that.
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So the language is frightening,
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but Russian, for some reason,
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I don't find frightening at all.
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Yeah, I don't.
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I realize this.
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I was walking through the streets of New York,
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and there was a Russian guy.
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He was walking next to me,
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and he happened to be on the phone, right?
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Sounded like he was setting up a drug deal.
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And so this guy is walking next to me and he's talking
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and he switched from Russian He switched from English the English Russian accent into Russian
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and it went from fear to no fear It was the strangest thing ever he was on the phone
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and he was like yeah,
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no Vlad don't worry The guys got to be the 3 o'clock, okay?
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You meet them you tell me after that you got the package we call Don't worry Vlad,
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no listen Vlad Vlad Vlad And it was the craziest thing ever.
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He went from like international criminal to immigrants.
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It was the weirdest thing like I had no fear
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At all
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I'm not afraid of the Russian language just the accent in
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fact to me the Russian language just sounds like someone's playing
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a vinyl backwards That's all I hear it sounds like someone took a DJ of English,
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and they were just there like yeah Yeah, yeah, just like yes.
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Yes.
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We go to find don't worry Vlad the guys go to be there three o'clock, okay?
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Yeah, you bring the package don't worry about that after that you find you give me the call okay?
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No, no Vlad Vlad Vlad yet yet yet with much good
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Get that it not a bit nothing in the a bit Russian.
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That's what I'm hearing And if there's any Russian people here tonight, I'm joking.
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Please, I don't want to have issues after the show.
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Walking out of the theater, hey, found a guy.
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Why you don't come DJ here, eh?
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Wiki-wiki, do it again.
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Thanks for coming out tonight.
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We're gonna have an amazing, amazing evening.
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Thank you.

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Context & Background

In the video titled "Trevor Noah - Some Languages Are Scary," the comedian Trevor Noah engages the audience with his witty observations about language and accents. He playfully contrasts the romantic nature of the French language with the intimidating tone of the Russian accent. By sharing personal anecdotes, Noah makes the topic relatable, highlighting how language affects our perceptions of different cultures. This dialogue serves as an excellent opportunity for English learners to practice their listening and speaking skills while exploring the nuances of accents and communication styles.

Top 5 Phrases for Daily Communication

  • “Good evening, everyone.” – A polite greeting that sets a friendly tone.
  • “Thank you very much.” – A way to express gratitude, suitable for various settings.
  • “How are you?” – A common inquiry that opens up conversations.
  • “What are you planning to do?” – Useful for asking about someone's intentions or plans.
  • “I felt like I was being flirted with.” – An engaging phrase that adds humor to your speech.

Step-by-step Shadowing Guide

To effectively improve your English pronunciation and speaking skills, especially with challenging accents and expressions from the video, follow this shadowing guide:

  1. Listening: Start by watching the video carefully. Focus on how Trevor Noah uses tone and intonation when delivering his lines.
  2. Repetition: Select short segments of the video to repeat. Mimic not just the words, but also the rhythm and energy of Noah's speech. This practice is crucial for improving English pronunciation.
  3. Phrase Practice: Utilize the top 5 phrases listed above. Record yourself saying these phrases, and compare your pronunciation with Noah's. This exercise is beneficial for IELTS speaking practice as well.
  4. Shadowing: Use shadowspeaks techniques. Play a segment of the video at a reduced speed, then try to speak along with it. This will help you catch nuances that can be lost at a normal speed.
  5. Discussion: After shadowing, engage with peers or language partners. Try using the phrases in a conversation, reinforcing your learning through practical application.

By utilizing this guide, you can enhance your skills on a shadowing site that reinforces real-life communication. Remember, consistent practice leads to gradual improvement. Incorporating humor and cultural observations, like those Trevor Noah presents, enriches your conversational abilities, making your English speaking practice both enjoyable and effective.

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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