Pratica di Shadowing: Michael Laws Exposes Religious Takeover Of The Black Ferns Rugby Team - Impara a parlare inglese con i video

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Listen, I wanted to bring something to your attention that concerns me greatly.
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um and much actually more ironically if it's possible.
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than the inaccuracy or accuracy otherwise of the various polling agencies in the last fortnight.
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It is to do with the Black Ferns rugby team.
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The women's rugby team.
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Currently involved, I think, in a four nation contest in Canada.
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I think that they're playing at the moment.
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They're very good win over Canada just recently.
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United States, Canada, Australia.
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That's right.
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Those four countries are playing in their own little contest while the six nation women have their own.
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30 ,000 people turned up to watch England thrash Murrayfield.
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um to watch a woman's rugby test uh not at the world cup extraordinary but there you go Anyhow, the Black Ferns are over there currently playing rugby in Canada.
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And last week, just before their game against Canada, They decided to adopt TIKUNGAMORI.
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to replace the captain's run.
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and it's reported by Te Ayo Māori News.
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I've seen it nowhere else.
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except on Te Ayo Māori News.
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And I don't understand why I haven't seen it anywhere else.
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Because this is...
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newspaper, headline, stuff.
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This is significant.
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Ruhaid de Mont, is it?
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Ruhaid de Mont?
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De Mont.
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Ruhaid de Mont.
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The captain.
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says that they are going through a cleansing practice which will bring calm and connection ahead of their Canada clash, which they didn't want.
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but it's to ensure most of all this particular cleansing practice they're going to.
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that they are grounded spiritually and physically before they play.
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I emphasize that word spiritually.
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This is all the result of coach Simon Kneebone, for some strange reason known as boner I hope that's some sort of play on Kneebone,
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who wanted to implement "a spiritual element for the team" while overseas.
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And this is direct quotes.
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So we just want to connect back to the whenua here.
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Wherever we are as a group, whenua meaning land shows some respect to those whose whenua this is,
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they're in Canada, so I wonder who they think the whenua belongs to in Canada.
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Canadians or, yes I know, and also connect
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with our own land and papa and ra in the sky and we've done that really well with the whakamoa.
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Now for those of you who don't know what a whakamawa is, it's a Māori process of removing tapu to make an environment or people safe.
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It's got a significant spiritual religious element.
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It involves karakia, prayer, the sprinkling of waters, the sharing of food.
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It's almost like a holy Maori ritual.
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In fact, it is a holy Maori ritual.
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What am I talking about?
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It's like getting the Catholic Church down for an exorcism, basically.
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Whokkamoa ensures that those involved in high -stakes emotional or sacred situations can return to their daily activities safely and
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wait for this, without spiritual restriction.
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It is a holy spiritual if you like, ritual.
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connected to a polytheistic nativist Māori religion nothing to do with Ratna or Ranganui churches or Christianity,
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something completely different.
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Pre -European.
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Now, it's not so much mumbo -jumbo as, if you like, nativist pantheistic voodoo.
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And can I just say to Richard Fanslow, who seems to listen to an awful lot and put in a massive amount of complaints to the BSA,
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voodoo is spelt V -O -O -D -O -O, just for your next complaint, just helping you there.
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See, that's the sort of people we are.
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Can I just ask this question?
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When did representing a New Zealand sports team.
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require you to sign up to a religion.
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I'll repeat.
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When did representing A New Zealand sports team,
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either here or overseas, require you actually to sign up to a specific religion.
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And in this case, a kind of nativist church
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with a variety of supernatural gods
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and it adherence to spiritual practices if you want to be a part of the New Zealand women's rugby team.
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Where's the safe place, can I ask? for Christians.
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for atheists for agnostics, for Hindus, for Muslims, for any other religion or denomination,
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if you're playing women's rugby in this country and you want to represent your country at that particular sport.
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It's compulsory to join this particular religious practice that the New Zealand women's rugby team are in, this Fokker Moor.
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And it is going to become part and parcel, according to their coach and their captain, of all of their rugby practices going forward over the next week's.
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Months and years if their coach and captain and particularly their coach gets his way after all it's his imposition.
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Um, This is knee bones gibberish, spiritual gibberish.
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And I quote unquote, We often listen to the senses, The wind and the sun, do you?
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You listen to the sun, do you?
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The birds and so forth.
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Oh my God, this man's coaching New Zealand Spum.
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And he's not only done that, but he's brought his spiritualism with him.
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But this is what he said.
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We often listen to the senses.
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the wind and the sun.
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the birds and so forth.
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And I'd have to say, this isn't a sports team, the Black Ferns, it's become a Cult.
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I'll say it again, this isn't a sports team, the Black Ferns rugby team, it's a religious cult.
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presided over by the high priest nebo Listen, check these people now.
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The New Zealand Rugby Football Union must intervene.
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before every aspirant New Zealand female rugby player is required to join the sporting version of the Moonies, can I say.

Informazioni su Questa Lezione

In questa lezione, ci concentreremo sulla pratica del shadow speak utilizzando il transcript di un video che tratta un argomento sorprendente riguardante la squadra di rugby femminile Black Ferns e gli aspetti spirituali che stanno integrando nel loro allenamento. Imparerai a riconoscere e ripetere frasi chiave, migliorando così la tua pronuncia inglese e comprendendo meglio il contesto culturale alla base delle espressioni utilizzate. Questa pratica non solo arricchirà il tuo vocabolario, ma ti fornirà anche l'opportunità di esercitarti nella pratica di conversazione in inglese, rendendoti più sicuro durante le interazioni reali.

Vocabolario e Frasi Chiave

  • spiritual element - elemento spirituale
  • connection - connessione
  • whenua - terra (termine maori)
  • tapu - sacro (termine maori)
  • karakia - preghiera (termine maori)
  • whakamoa - processo di purificazione (termine maori)
  • holy ritual - rito sacro
  • cleansing practice - pratica di purificazione

Consigli per la Pratica

Per massimizzare i benefici della tua pratica di shadowing, ti consigliamo di seguire questi suggerimenti specifici per il video:

  • Ascolta attentamente: Presta attenzione non solo alle parole, ma anche alla tonalità e all'intonazione del parlante. Noterai che alcune espressioni hanno un'emozione specifica che puoi cercare di emulare.
  • Ripeti in tempo reale: Prova a ripetere le frasi subito dopo averle ascoltate. Questo ti aiuterà a migliorare non solo la tua pronuncia inglese, ma anche la tua capacità di pensare rapidamente in inglese.
  • Fai delle pause: Non aver paura di fermarti e ripetere frasi più complesse. Puoi tornare indietro nel video ogni volta che incontri una parola o un’idea difficile.
  • Utilizza risorse di shadowing: Cerca altre shadowing site che offrono esercizi simili o visivi per aiutarti a comprendere meglio il contesto culturale delle parole che stai imparando.
  • Sii costante: Dedica tempo ogni giorno alla tua pratica di conversazione in inglese utilizzando questo metodo. La costanza è fondamentale per il miglioramento.

Seguendo questi passaggi, sarai in grado di affinare le tue competenze linguistiche e di rendere la tua pratica più interattiva e coinvolgente.

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.