Pratica di Shadowing: A Day at My Work | Improve Your English | English Listening Skills - Speaking Skills | Workplace - Impara a parlare inglese con i video

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Welcome to English Skills Mastery.
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Today, we're going to follow Grace through a typical day at her job as a customer service officer.
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This story will introduce you to key vocabulary related to the workplace.
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Get ready to practice and improve your English listening and speaking skills as we explore Grace's day at work.
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Listen carefully.
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A day at my work.
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Hello everyone, I'm Grace.
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Welcome to a typical day in my life working as a customer service officer.
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My usual work schedule is from 9am to 5pm.
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I often arrive at work half an hour early because it gives me time to settle in, check my emails, and prepare for the day ahead without rushing.
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As soon as the clock strikes 9, my workday officially begins.
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My first task is to check the customer service inbox for any new messages that come in overnight.
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I respond to each email carefully.
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I make sure that every customer feels heard and helped.
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This part of my day requires a lot of patience and a friendly tone.
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Around 11 a.m., it's time for our daily team meeting.
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My boss, Mr.
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Thompson, leads the meeting.
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He is a kind but firm leader.
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He always encourages us to do our best.
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In these meetings, we discuss any urgent issues and share updates.
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Sometimes, we get training on new products or services.
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It's a great time for learning and for team bonding.
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Lunchtime at 1 p.m.
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is a much-needed break.
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I usually have lunch with my colleagues.
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We talk about everything under the sun, not just work.
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It's nice to have friends in the workplace who understand the ups and downs of the job.
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The afternoon is usually the busiest time of my day.
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This is when most customers call with their inquiries or problems.
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I wear my headset, ready to help, guide, and sometimes calm down the customers.
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It's challenging but rewarding when I can resolve their issues.
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Before I know it, it's 5 p.m.
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and time to go home.
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I tidy up my desk.
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Then I say goodbye to my colleagues.
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I head out, feeling accomplished.
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Every day is different, with new challenges and new successes, but I love my job because I get to help people.
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And that's a day in my life as a customer service officer.
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Interesting vocabulary and expressions.
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Before starting our speaking practice, let's learn some interesting words and expressions from our story to improve our English skills.
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Settle in means to become comfortable in a new place or position.
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Example.
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After moving to a new house, it took us a few days to settle in.
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Respond means to reply or answer to someone.
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Example, Grace needs to respond to customer emails every day.
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To feel heard and helped means to feel that someone listens and provides the help you need.
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Example, at the support group, everyone wants to feel heard and helped.
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To require means to need something.
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Example, driving a car requires a driver's license.
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To encourage means to give someone support, confidence, or hope.
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Example, my parents encouraged me to try new activities.
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Urgent means something that is very important and needs attention immediately.
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Example, many people are in urgent need of food and water.
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A colleague is a person you work with, especially in a profession or business.
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Example, I'll ask my colleague to help you with that report.
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Ups and downs are the good and bad times.
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Example.
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Every relationship goes through ups and downs.
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An inquiry is a question or a request for information.
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Example.
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We're getting a lot of inquiries about our new service.
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Resolve means to find a solution to a problem or dispute.
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Example, have you resolved the problem of transportation yet?
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Accomplished means to be able to do or finish something successfully.
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Example, after finishing the project, I felt very accomplished.
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Now it's time to practice.
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Repeat after Grace.
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Hello everyone, I'm Grace.
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Hello everyone, I'm Grace.
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Welcome to a typical day in my life working.
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Welcome to a typical day in my life working.
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As a customer service officer.
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As a customer service officer.
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My usual work schedule is from 9 a.m.
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to 5 p.m.
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I often arrive at work half an hour early.
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Because it gives me time to settle in.
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Check my emails.
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And prepare for the day ahead without rushing.
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As soon as the clock strikes 9.
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As soon as the clock strikes 9.
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My workday officially begins.
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My workday officially begins.
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My first task is to check the customer service inbox for any new messages.
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that come in overnight.
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Or any new messages that come in overnight.
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I respond to each email carefully.
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I respond to each email carefully.
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I make sure that every customer feels heard and helped.
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This part of my day requires a lot of patience and a friendly tone.
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This part of my day requires a lot of patience and a friendly tone.
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Around 11 am, it's time for our daily team meeting.
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Around 11 am, it's time for our daily team meeting.
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My boss, Mr.
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Thompson, leads the meeting.
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My boss, Mr.
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Thompson, leads the meeting.
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He is a kind but firm leader.
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He is a kind but firm leader.
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He always encourages us to do our best.
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He always encourages us to do our best.
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In these meetings, in these meetings, We discuss any urgent issues and share updates.
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Sometimes we get training on new products or services.
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It's a great time for learning and for team bonding.
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Lunchtime at 1 p.m.
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is a much-needed break.
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I usually have lunch with my colleagues.
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We talk about everything under the sun, not just work.
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It's nice to have friends in the workplace.
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It's nice to have friends in the workplace.
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Who understand the ups and downs of the job.
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who understand the ups and downs of the job.
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The afternoon is usually the busiest time of my day.
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The afternoon is usually the busiest time of my day.
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This is when most customers call with their inquiries or problems.
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This is when most customers call with their inquiries or problems.
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I wear my headset ready to help guide.
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I wear my headset ready to help guide.
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and sometimes calm down the customers.
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It's challenging but rewarding.
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When I can resolve their issues, When I can resolve their issues.
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Before I know it, it's 5 p.m.
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Before I know it, it's 5 p.m.
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And time to go home.
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And time to go home.
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I tidy up my desk.
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I tidy up my desk.
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Then, I say goodbye to my colleagues.
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Then, I say goodbye to my colleagues I head out, feeling accomplished I head out, feeling accomplished Every day is different Every day is different With new challenges and new successes with new challenges and new successes.
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But I love my job because I get to help people.
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But I love my job because I get to help people.
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And that's a day in my life as a customer service officer.
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And that's a day in my life as a customer service officer.
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Listen to the story carefully one more time.
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Hello everyone, I'm Grace.
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Welcome to a typical day in my life working as a customer service officer.
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My usual work schedule is from 9 a.m.
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to 5 p.m.
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I often arrive at work half an hour early because it gives me time to settle in, check my emails, and prepare for the day ahead without rushing.
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As soon as the clock strikes 9, my workday officially begins.
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My first task is to check the customer service inbox for any new messages that come in overnight.
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night.
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I respond to each email carefully.
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I make sure that every customer feels heard and helped.
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This part of my day requires a lot of patience and a friendly tone.
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Around 11 a.m.
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it's time for our daily team meeting.
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My boss Mr.
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Thompson leads the meeting.
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He is a kind but firm leader.
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He always encourages us to do our best.
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In these meetings, we discuss any urgent issues and share updates.
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Sometimes, we get training on new products or services.
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It's a great time for learning and for team bonding.
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Lunchtime at 1 p.m.
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is a much-needed break.
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I usually have lunch with my colleagues.
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We talk about everything under the sun, not just work.
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It's nice to have friends in the workplace who understand the ups and downs of the job.
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The afternoon is usually the busiest time of my day.
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This is when most customers call with their inquiries or problems.
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I wear my headset, ready to help, guide, and sometimes, calm down the customers.
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It's challenging but rewarding when I can resolve their issues.
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Before I know it, it's 5 p.m.
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and time to go home.
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I tidy up my desk.
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Then I say goodbye to my colleagues.
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I head out, feeling accomplished.
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Every day is different, with new challenges and new successes.
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But I love my job because I get to help people.
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And that's a day in my life as a customer service officer.
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Great work today.
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Keep up the amazing effort.
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Remember, each lesson takes you one step closer to English fluency.
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Don't forget to like, share and subscribe for more enjoyable English lessons.
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Happy learning.
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Goodbye.

Informazioni su Questa Lezione

In questa lezione, seguiremo Grace attraverso una giornata tipica come addetta al servizio clienti. Avrai l'opportunità di imparare l'inglese con youtube mentre esplori un contesto lavorativo reale. Questo video ti aiuterà a migliorare le tue abilità di ascolto e conversazione in inglese, grazie all'uso di vocaboli e frasi pertinenti al luogo di lavoro. Preparati a praticare l'ascolto attivo e la produzione orale attraverso esercizi di shadowing in inglese.

Vocabolario e Frasi Chiave

  • Settle in: diventare a proprio agio in un nuovo posto o posizione. Esempio: Dopo essersi trasferiti in una nuova casa, ci sono voluti alcuni giorni per settle in.
  • Respond: rispondere a qualcuno. Esempio: Grace deve respond alle email dei clienti ogni giorno.
  • To feel heard and helped: sentirsi ascoltati e supportati. Esempio: In un gruppo di supporto, ognuno vuole sentirsi heard and helped.
  • Require: avere bisogno di qualcosa. Esempio: Guidare un'auto requires una patente di guida.
  • Daily team meeting: riunione di team quotidiana. Esempio: Durante la daily team meeting, discutiamo le questioni urgenti.
  • Headset: cuffie con microfono. Esempio: Indosso il headset, pronto ad aiutare i clienti.
  • Much-needed break: pausa di cui si ha davvero bisogno. Esempio: La pausa pranzo è una much-needed break.

Consigli per la Pratica

Per migliorare le tue abilità di conversazione e shadowing, segui questi suggerimenti mentre ascolti il video:

  • Ascolta attentamente: prima di iniziare la pratica di shadowing, ascolta la storia senza parlare. Concentrati su come si esprimono le emozioni e il tono di voce di Grace.
  • Pratica a ritmo lento: inizia praticando con un video a velocità ridotta. Questo ti permetterà di assimilare meglio le frasi e il lessico.
  • Ripeti immediatamente: mentre ascolti, ripeti le frasi subito dopo che Grace le dice. Questo è un ottimo modo per migliorare la pronuncia e il flusso.
  • Imita l’intonazione: cerca di replicare non solo le parole, ma anche l’intonazione e l'emozione dell'oratrice. Questo ti aiuterà a rendere la tua pratica di conversazione in inglese più naturale.
  • Fai delle pause: dopo aver praticato alcune frasi, fermati per riflettere su cosa hai appena imparato e cerca di usarlo in situazioni reali.

Utilizzando queste tecniche di shadowspeak nel tuo studio quotidiano, potrai migliorare rapidamente la tua comprensione e le tue abilità di comunicazione in inglese.

Cos'è la tecnica dello Shadowing?

Shadowing è una tecnica di apprendimento delle lingue supportata da studi scientifici, originariamente sviluppata per la formazione dei traduttori professionisti e resa popolare dal poliglotta Dr. Alexander Arguelles. Il metodo è semplice ma potente: ascolti un audio in inglese di madrelingua e lo ripeti immediatamente ad alta voce — come un'ombra che segue il parlante con un ritardo di solo 1–2 secondi. A differenza dell'ascolto passivo o degli esercizi di grammatica, lo shadowing costringe il tuo cervello e i muscoli della bocca a elaborare e riprodurre simultaneamente i modelli di discorso reale. La ricerca dimostra che migliora significativamente la precisione della pronuncia, l'intonazione, il ritmo, il discorso connesso, la comprensione dell'ascolto e la fluidità del parlato — rendendolo uno dei metodi più efficaci per la preparazione alla prova di speaking dell'IELTS e per la comunicazione reale in inglese.