Pratica di Shadowing: Little Red Riding Hood- Fairy Tales for Kids - Impara a parlare inglese con i video

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Once upon a time there lived a little girl.
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This girl wore a red riding hood at all times.
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That's why everybody used to call her Little Red Riding Hood.
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Darling!
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Yes, Mummy?
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You know your grandmother is ill.
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Would you take her the cookies I baked and the fresh herbs I picked from the woods?
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Of course, Mummy, I will.
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The little girl, with her red riding hood as always, started her journey to her grandmother's house.
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Do not leave the road in the bunny forest, sweetheart, said her mother as she was leaving.
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Little Red Riding Hood started walking in the forest while joyously singing songs.
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I wonder why they call it the bunny forest.
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I haven't seen any bunnies along the way.
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Little Red Riding Hood came to a road filled with flowers.
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There were all kinds of coloured flowers.
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I should pick some flowers for my grandmother.
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She'll be very pleased.
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While Little Red Riding Hood was picking the flowers, she did not realize that she was drifting away from her path.
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At that moment, she heard a sound coming from the bushes.
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Suddenly, a big bad wolf approached in front of her.
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Little Red Riding Hood was so scared that when she saw the wolf right in front of her eyes, she dropped the basket that she was carrying.
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The wolf jumped closer to her and collected the cookies she had dropped from the basket
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and gave them back to Little Red Riding Hood.
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Little Red Riding Hood was amazed by this unexpected gesture from the wolf.
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Thank you!
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Where are you heading, little girl?
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To my grandmother's house, the yellow house at the end of this forest.
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She is not feeling well, so I'm bringing her cookies and healthy herbs.
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Hmm, really?
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By the way, you can call me Little Red Riding Hood like everybody else does.
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I'll head on first and let your grandmother know
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that you're on your way so that you can continue picking up your beautiful flowers.
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Right at that moment, he heard a gunshot of an approaching hunter's rifle and ran away as fast as he could.
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Little Red Riding Hood looked around for a moment and started crying, realizing that she was lost.
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Hearing her crying, the hunter approached and came next to her.
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What are you doing alone here, little girl?
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It's very dangerous around here.
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I'm looking for a big bad wolf whom I've been hunting for a very long time.
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Little Red Riding Hood was very ashamed
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because she had not listened to her mother and left the road in the bunny forest.
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So she could not tell the hunter that she had met the wolf.
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Um, well, I was bringing cookies to my ill grandmother living at the end of the forest and I got lost.
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Let me bring you to your grandma's home then.
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They started to walk together, and right then the wolf took a shortcut and quickly made it to the grandmother's house.
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He knocked on the door.
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The grandmother yelled from inside. Who is it?
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The wolf changing his voice.
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It's me, Grandma, Little Red Riding Hood.
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I brought you cookies and fresh herbs from the woods.
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The door is open, my dear.
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You can come in.
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The wolf smirked and stormed in through the open door.
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When a while later, Little Red Riding Hood and the hunter arrived at the grandmother's house.
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Go on little girl, go next to your grandmother as soon as possible.
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The Hunter went back on his way.
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Little Red Riding Hood knocked on the door.
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Her grandmother yelled from inside. Who is it?
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It's me, Grandma, Little Red Riding Hood.
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The door is open, my darling.
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You can come in.
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Little Red Riding Hood hesitated for a moment, because the sound she heard did sound a little different than her grandmother.
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She then remembered that her grandmother was ill.
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A grandmother probably sounds like that because she is ill.
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Little Red Riding Hood opened the door and went in.
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The wolf dressed in grandmother's clothing, with her nightcap and her glasses, was lying in the bed.
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He also closed the drape so that it became dark inside and Little Red Riding Hood could not recognize him.
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I thank you, darling, for all your trouble getting all the way here to bring me food.
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Come next to me so I can give you a hug.
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Come, my darling.
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Come closer.
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Little Red Riding Hood left the basket on the floor, but she did not get too close to the bed because her grandma looked different.
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Why are your arms so long, Grandma?
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So that I can hug you better.
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Why are your ears so big?
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So that I can hear you better.
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But why are your eyes so huge?
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So that I can see you better.
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Why are your teeth so sharp, Grandmother?
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So that I can see you better!
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Hmm...
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Why are your teeth so sharp, Grandmother?
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So that I can eat you better!
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The wolf jumped out of the bed and charged at the Little Red Riding Hood.
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Help!
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At that moment, Little Red Riding Hood realized that it wasn't her grandmother lying in the bed, but instead, the big bad wolf she had ran into along the way!
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Help!
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Help me!
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The hunter heard Little Red Riding Hood scream.
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Help!
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Help me!
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And ran straight to the house, stormed into the open door and caught the wolf immediately.
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I finally got you, Big Bad Wolf.
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Now you're in my hands.
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The hunter cut the wolf's belly and rescued the grandmother.
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Thank you for saving us, Mr. Hunter.
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You're welcome.
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But promise me, little girl, that you will never forget what your mother asks of you.
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Mm-hmm.
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With great appetite, Grandmother ate all the cookies Little Red Riding Hood had brought for her, boiled the healthy herbs to make a cup of tea,
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and instantly got well.
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Little Red Riding Hood promised her grandmother that she will never ever fall into the words of a bad wolf again.
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Little Red Riding Hood was walking in the forest once again singing along merrily.
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As she ran into the same wolf again, the wolf was punished by the hunter to clean the forest.
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And he was very ashamed about what he did when he saw the Little Red Riding Hood.
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The bunny forest became full of joy, bunnies and flowers like it was once before.

Contesto e Sfondo

La storia di "Cappuccetto Rosso" è una famosa fiaba che viene raccontata ai bambini di tutto il mondo. Questo racconto narra le avventure di una giovane ragazza che porta dei dolcetti e delle erbe alla nonna malata, ma che incontra un lupo maligno nel bosco. Attraverso il dialogo tra Cappuccetto Rosso e gli altri personaggi, possiamo esplorare vari aspetti della comunicazione quotidiana in inglese. I diversi scambi possono fornire un'ottima opportunità per praticare l'shadowspeak e migliorare le proprie abilità di conversazione in inglese.

Le 5 Frasi Chiave per la Comunicazione Quotidiana

  • “Would you take her the cookies I baked?” - Chiedere a qualcuno di fare qualcosa di specifico.
  • “Do not leave the road in the bunny forest.” - Dare indicazioni e avvertimenti.
  • “I should pick some flowers for my grandmother.” - Espressione di intenzioni e pensieri.
  • “Where are you heading, little girl?” - Chiedere informazioni sulla posizione di qualcuno.
  • “Let me bring you to your grandma’s home.” - Offrire aiuto e supporto a qualcuno in difficoltà.

Guida Passo-Passo al Shadowing

Per migliorare la tua pratica di shadowing in inglese utilizzando questa fiaba, segui questi passaggi:

  1. Ascolta attentamente: Guarda il video e ascolta ogni frase con attenzione. Presta particolare attenzione all'intonazione e alla pronuncia dei personaggi.
  2. Ripeti ad alta voce: Dopo aver ascoltato, prova a ripetere le frasi subito dopo che vengono pronunciate. Non avere paura di imitare l’intonazione e l’espressione del narratore e dei personaggi.
  3. Segmenta le frasi: Se una frase è troppo lunga o complessa, suddividila in parti più piccole. Ripeti ogni parte separatamente prima di unirle insieme.
  4. Fai attenzione al significato: Cerca di comprendere il significato di ogni frase. Se non capisci qualcosa, non esitare a cercare il significato delle parole. Questo aumenterà il tuo vocabolario.
  5. Pratica regolarmente: Dedica del tempo ogni giorno a questa pratica di conversazione in inglese. Più pratichi, più diventerai fluente e sicuro nel tuo parlare.

Utilizzando questi suggerimenti, potrai affinare le tue abilità di shadowspeaks e migliorare la tua padronanza della lingua inglese con un approccio divertente e stimolante!

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.