Pratica di Shadowing: 🎧 Luyện Nghe Tiếng Anh Level C1- SHOPPING - | Listening English Podcast |🎯 - Impara a parlare inglese con i video
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Welcome to my channel, let's practice your listening skill.
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With video level C1, and the topic is shopping.
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Now listen carefully.
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Tet is almost here.
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Have you finished your shopping and preparation yet?
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Or are you still waiting until the last minute like always?
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Surprisingly, I've already bought everything I need.
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Clothes, decorations, even gifts.
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I handled it all online this year. That fast?
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I was actually planning to go to the traditional market tomorrow with my mom.
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She still prefers buying things in person.
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Why not just order online?
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Platforms like TikTok Shop and Shopee deliver everything straight to your door.
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It's cheaper, more convenient, and you don't even have to leave the house.
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Honestly, it saves so much time and energy.
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Is it really that much cheaper?
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My mom doesn't trust online shopping.
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She's afraid of being scammed or receiving low-quality products.
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That used to be a big concern, but now there are return and refund policies.
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If you don't like the product, you simply return it and get your money back.
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As long as you choose carefully, read reviews, and buy from stores with many positive ratings, the risk is minimal.
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There are even vouchers and discounts everywhere.
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That does sound convenient.
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No wonder I've noticed fewer people going to the market these past few years.
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It feels quieter every TED.
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The sellers look worried.
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Of course they do.
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Consumer habits have changed.
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Especially Gen Z, we are used to speed and convenience.
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Most young people would rather scroll and order than walk around bargaining for hours.
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True.
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And to be honest, sometimes market prices are unpredictable.
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A pair of pants might originally cost $100, but some sellers raise it to $500 and expect customers to negotiate.
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That frustrates people.
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Exactly.
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If people can get the same quality for a lower price and clearer price online, why wouldn't they choose that?
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It's not personal, it's just rational consumer behavior.
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Still, I can't help feeling sorry for the market vendors.
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Tet is their most important season of the year.
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If sales keep dropping, their holiday will be filled with stress instead of joy.
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I understand that, but we can't ignore reality either.
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We are not wealthy enough to pay higher prices just to support tradition.
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People choose what benefits them.
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That's how modern society works.
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I guess modernization is unavoidable.
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Online shopping allows customers to compare prices, read feedback, and return products easily.
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It feels safer and more transparent.
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Exactly.
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When you shop at the market, you spend hours walking from stall to stall.
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Sometimes you don't even find what you're looking for.
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And if the product has a problem, there's usually no clear exchange policy.
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That's very true.
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And honestly, as an introvert, I feel uncomfortable bargaining.
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I don't even dare to ask too many questions.
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If something goes wrong, I'm too embarrassed to return it.
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See?
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Online shopping removes that pressure.
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You can message customer service anytime.
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The prices are fixed, so there's no awkward negotiation.
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If you like it, you buy it.
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If not, you move on.
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But don't you think something is missing?
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The feeling of going to the market with family, choosing flowers, hearing the noise and excitement.
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Tet used to feel more alive.
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I agree.
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There's definitely a nostalgic element we're losing.
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But convenience often wins over sentiment.
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Society keeps moving forward whether we like it or not.
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It's just sad imagining those vendors sitting there with unsold goods while people stay home scrolling on their phones.
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That's the harsh side of modernization.
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Every technological shift creates winners and losers.
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You sound so realistic, almost cold.
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Maybe, but I'm just being practical.
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If you're planning to shop at the market, you should hurry, otherwise you might not find what you want.
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And if you decide to buy online, you'd better do it soon before delivery services stop before TET.
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So basically, if I wait too long, I'll have to wear my old clothes for the new year.
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Exactly.
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And that would be tragic.
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Fine.
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I'll at least check some online stores tonight, but I might still go to the market with my mom.
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Not everything can be replaced by convenience.
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That's fair.
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Just don't complain later if the delivery doesn't arrive on time.
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Deal.
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But if I end up finding better deals than you, don't be jealous.
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We'll see about that.
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Tet is almost here.
88
Have you finished your shopping and preparation yet, or are you still waiting until the last minute like always?
89
Surprisingly, I've already bought everything I need.
90
Clothes, decorations, even gifts.
91
I handled it all online this year. That fast?
92
I was actually planning to go to the traditional market tomorrow with my mom.
93
She still prefers buying things in person.
94
Why not just order online?
95
Platforms like TikTok Shop and Shopee deliver everything straight to your door.
96
It's cheaper, more convenient, and you don't even have to leave the house.
97
Honestly, it saves so much time and energy.
98
Is it really that much cheaper?
99
My mom doesn't trust online shopping.
100
She's afraid of being scammed or receiving low-quality products.
101
That used to be a big concern, but now there are return and refund policies.
102
If you don't like the product, you simply return it and get your money back.
103
As long as you choose carefully, read reviews, and buy from stores with many positive ratings, the risk is minimal.
104
There are even vouchers and discounts everywhere.
105
That does sound convenient.
106
No wonder I've noticed fewer people going to the market these past few years.
107
It feels quieter every TED.
108
The sellers look worried.
109
Of course they do.
110
Consumer habits have changed.
111
Especially Gen Z, we are used to speed and convenience.
112
Most young people would rather scroll and order than walk around bargaining for hours.
113
True.
114
And to be honest, sometimes market prices are unpredictable.
115
A pair of pants might originally cost $100, but some sellers raise it to $500 and expect customers to negotiate.
116
That frustrates people.
117
Exactly.
118
If people can get the same quality for a lower price and clearer price online, why wouldn't they choose that?
119
It's not personal, it's just rational consumer behavior.
120
Still, I can't help feeling sorry for the market vendors.
121
Tet is their most important season of the year.
122
If sales keep dropping, their holiday will be filled with stress instead of joy.
123
I understand that, but we can't ignore reality either.
124
We are not wealthy enough to pay higher prices just to support tradition.
125
People choose what benefits them.
126
That's how modern society works.
127
I guess modernization is unavoidable.
128
Online shopping allows customers to compare prices, read feedback, and return products easily.
129
It feels safer and more transparent.
130
Exactly.
131
When you shop at the market, you spend hours walking from stall to stall.
132
Sometimes you don't even find what you're looking for.
133
And if the product has a problem, there's usually no clear exchange policy.
134
That's very true.
135
And honestly, as an introvert, I feel uncomfortable bargaining.
136
I don't even dare to ask too many questions.
137
If something goes wrong, I'm too embarrassed to return it.
138
See?
139
Online shopping removes that pressure.
140
You can message customer service anytime.
141
The prices are fixed, so there's no awkward negotiation.
142
If you like it, you buy it.
143
If not, you move on.
144
But don't you think something is missing?
145
The feeling of going to the market with family, choosing flowers, hearing the noise and excitement.
146
Tet used to feel more alive.
147
I agree.
148
There's definitely a nostalgic element we're losing.
149
But convenience often wins over sentiment.
150
Society keeps moving forward whether we like it or not or not.
151
It's just sad imagining those vendors sitting there with unsold goods while people stay home scrolling on their phones.
152
That's the harsh side of modernization.
153
Every technological shift creates winners and losers.
154
You sound so realistic, almost cold.
155
Maybe, but I'm just being practical.
156
If you're planning to shop at the market, you should hurry, otherwise you might not find what you want.
157
And if you decide to buy online, you'd better do it soon before delivery services stop before Tet.
158
So basically, if I wait too long, I'll have to wear my old clothes for the new year.
159
Exactly.
160
And that would be tragic.
161
Fine.
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I'll at least check some online stores tonight, but I might still go to the market with my mom.
163
Not everything can be replaced by convenience.
164
That's fair.
165
Just don't complain later if the delivery doesn't arrive on time.
166
Deal.
167
But if I end up finding better deals than you, don't be jealous.
168
We'll see about that.
169
Tet is almost here.
170
Have you finished your shopping and preparation yet?
171
Or are you still waiting until the last minute like always?
172
Surprisingly, I've already bought everything I need.
173
Clothes, decorations, even gifts.
174
I handled it all online this year. That fast?
175
I was actually planning to go to the traditional market tomorrow with my mom.
176
She still prefers buying things in person.
177
Why not just order online?
178
Platforms like TikTok Shop and Shopee deliver everything straight to your door.
179
It's cheaper, more convenient, and you don't even have to leave the house.
180
Honestly, it saves so much time and energy.
181
Is it really that much cheaper?
182
My mom doesn't trust online shopping.
183
She's afraid of being scammed or receiving low-quality products.
184
That used to be a big concern, but now there are return and refund policies.
185
If you don't like the product, you simply return it and get your money back.
186
As long as you choose carefully, read reviews, and buy from stores with many positive ratings, the risk is minimal.
187
There are even vouchers and discounts everywhere.
188
That does sound convenient.
189
No wonder I've noticed fewer people going to the market these past few years.
190
It feels quieter every TED.
191
The sellers look worried.
192
Of course they do.
193
Consumer habits have changed.
194
Especially Gen Z, we are used to speed and convenience.
195
Most young people would rather scroll and order than walk around bargaining for hours.
196
True.
197
And to be honest, sometimes market prices are unpredictable.
198
A pair of pants might originally cost $100, but some sellers raise it to $500 and expect customers to negotiate.
199
That frustrates people.
200
Exactly.
201
If people can get the same quality for a lower price and clearer price online, why wouldn't they choose that?
202
It's not personal.
203
It's just rational consumer behavior.
204
Still, I can't help feeling sorry for the market vendors.
205
Tet is their most important season of the year.
206
If sales keep dropping, their holiday will be filled with stress instead of joy.
207
I understand that, but we can't ignore reality either.
208
We are not wealthy enough to pay higher prices just to support tradition.
209
People choose what benefits them.
210
That's how modern society works.
211
I guess modernization is unavoidable.
212
Online shopping allows customers to compare prices, read feedback, and return products easily.
213
It feels safer and more transparent.
214
Exactly.
215
When you shop at the market, you spend hours walking from stall to stall.
216
Sometimes you don't even find what you're looking for.
217
And if the product has a problem, there's usually no clear exchange policy.
218
That's very true.
219
And honestly, as an introvert, I feel uncomfortable bargaining.
220
I don't even dare to ask too many questions.
221
If something goes wrong, I'm too embarrassed to return it.
222
See?
223
Online shopping removes that pressure.
224
You can message customer service anytime.
225
The prices are fixed, so there's no awkward negotiation.
226
If you like it, you buy it.
227
If not, you move on.
228
But don't you think something is missing?
229
The feeling of going to the market with family, choosing flowers, hearing the noise and excitement.
230
Tet used to feel more alive.
231
I agree.
232
There's definitely a nostalgic element we're losing.
233
But convenience often wins over sentiment.
234
Society keeps moving forward, whether we like it or not.
235
It's just sad imagining those vendors sitting there with unsold goods while people stay home scrolling on their phones.
236
That's the harsh side of modernization.
237
Every technological shift creates winners and losers.
238
You sound so realistic, almost cold.
239
Maybe, but I'm just being practical.
240
If you're planning to shop at the market, you should hurry, otherwise you might not find what you want.
241
And if you decide to buy online, you'd better do it soon before delivery services stop before quartet.
242
So basically, if I wait too long, I'll have to wear my old clothes for the new year.
243
Exactly.
244
And that would be tragic.
245
Fine.
246
I'll at least check some online stores tonight, but I might still go to the market with my mom.
247
Not everything can be replaced by convenience.
248
That's fair.
249
Just don't complain later if the delivery doesn't arrive on time.
250
Deal.
251
But if I end up finding better deals than you, don't be jealous.
252
We'll see about that.
Informazioni su questa lezione
In questa lezione, ci concentreremo sullo sviluppo delle tue abilità di ascolto attraverso la pratica della comprensione orale in inglese, con un focus particolare sul tema dello shopping. Affronteremo argomenti moderni come gli acquisti online e le abitudini dei consumatori, in particolare in relazione alla digitalizzazione e al mercato tradizionale. Questa lezione ti aiuterà a migliorare la tua capacità di seguire conversazioni fluide e naturali in inglese, oltre a fornire spunti per la tua pratica di conversazione in inglese.
Vocabolario e frasi chiave
- Shopping online - acquisti effettuati su Internet.
- Mercato tradizionale - luogo fisico per l'acquisto di beni.
- Politiche di reso - regole che consentono di restituire un prodotto.
- Punteggi positivi - recensioni favorevoli su un prodotto o venditore.
- Risparmio di tempo - capacità di completare un'attività più velocemente.
- Comportamento dei consumatori - modalità di acquisto e preferenze degli acquirenti.
- Confronto dei prezzi - valutazione di costi diversi per il medesimo prodotto.
Consigli per la pratica
Per migliorare le tue abilità di shadowing in inglese, ascolta attentamente le frasi e ripeti immediatamente dopo l'oratore, mantenendo il ritmo e il tono. Questa tecnica, conosciuta come shadowspeak, ti aiuterà a sviluppare una maggiore fluidità e familiarità con le espressioni idiomatiche. Poiché la velocità del parlato in questo video è piuttosto veloce, è consigliabile iniziare con segmenti brevi. Pause il video dopo ogni frase chiave e riascolta per afferrare meglio il significato. Inoltre, annota le frasi che ti sembrano più utili per la tua pratica di conversazione in inglese. Questo approccio di shadow speech ti aiuterà a costruire un vocabolario più ricco e ad acquisire sicurezza nel parlare.
Importante è anche dare attenzione al contesto e all'intonazione mentre pratichi. Non limitarti a ripetere le parole, ma cerca di emozionarti e di esprimere le emozioni come fa il parlante originale. Questo ti porterà a una forma di apprendimento più immersiva e naturale. Buon ascolto e buona pratica!
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.