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You're so evil!
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Today is Setsubun, the 3rd of February, which means you throw beans at demons here in Japan.
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As we're making a mask.
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But we have a demon here already.
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Okay.
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Yeah, it works.
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There we go.
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I can't wear my glasses.
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That's how you know I'm not a demon.
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These are delicious.
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What a dad joke.
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Arrrr!
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Arrrr!
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What?
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I'm not eating!
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You eat it even!
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You eat it even!
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He was on it right away!
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Look at that!
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So I have to eat it facing south.
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That's the tradition.
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Or there's a lucky direction every year, isn't it?
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But I can't speak.
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So Dada will eat all of this.
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Itadakimasu!
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That was seriously so good.
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I want this.
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That's peach juice.
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Dan, you got a letter.
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Can I see what's inside?
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It's a letter.
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Someone wrote you a letter.
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This is so cute.
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Oh my gosh, so cute.
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But, Bernie.
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It's me.
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I'm at the airport.
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There are a lot of things to think about when you're traveling.
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Fun fact, one time I forgot to bring Bernie's bag to the airport.
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There's just a lot of things to think about.
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electronic sim, you don't need to enter and put in a new sim card, you don't need to rent a Wi-Fi, that's for old people.
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Even the people that buy the eSIM when you land, like come on, you're not gonna want to do that.
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Set it up today, it takes 5 minutes, you land and you have internet before anyone else.
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As soon as I land, Quest appears about me, connect to internet.
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Already solved with sailing.
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Can you say the same link description?
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Thank you sail for sponsoring this video My son was like, oh it might snow today and I was like, there's no way I'm Swedish.
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I know if it will snow.
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We couldn't find Björn's gloves so he's using mine again.
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Yeah Björn!
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Yeah!
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Snow!
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Yeah!
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Can you believe?
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He is his dad's son after all.
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We are getting that one day of snow in Japan.
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It always happens once and we have an appointment in the city.
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We are in Daikayama.
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The house stuff is moving forward.
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Yeah, we're just looking at it in the kitchen today.
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Oh, you look so cute.
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It's so funny.
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Bjorn was insisting to bring the umbrella and I was like, no, no, no, we don't need the umbrella.
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You were right, Bjorn.
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You were right.
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But that's a Swede.
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You see it over there.
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You don't need umbrella.
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Come on.
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What are you saying?
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What are you saying?
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What are you saying?
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What are you saying?
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What are you saying?
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Wow, Japan in the snow is so beautiful.
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And look, there's a plum tree blooming almost.
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That's so amazing.
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Did you give water to Machi?
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Yeah, you're so thoughtful, Vian.
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You gave your water to the dogs.
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One more time.
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One more time.
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You're so sorry.
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No, no screaming.
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Did you see something?
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What was it?
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Vinny, can I film your scary face?
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Oh, so scary!
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Wow, we're in an art store in Shinjuku.
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I'm too old for Japan.
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Japan.
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A normal walk.
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Bjornie has a matching sweater.
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Yay!
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So cute.
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you're a little short he got it okay never mind Wow professional dog walker I have to go fast.
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That'll be my slow nap.
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Good job, baby.
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That's so cute.
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A hard pizza.
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Thank you.
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Thank you.
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I'm gonna make a fort.
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Oh, nice job of the pillows.
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Oh, cozy fort.
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.
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No.
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No.
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No.
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Ah!
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Ah!
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Ah!
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Ah!
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earphone dictates at their end behaviours dear Early February and things are starting to bloom already.
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It's so nice in Japan.
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This is the best.
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And you can wear a sweater and be out and it's just nice.
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I love it.
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And actual sun?
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Crazy.
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He is great!
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Yeah he is great!
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Yay!
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It's a sandwich but it kind of looks like a hamburger.
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Five hamburgers.
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Five hamburgers?
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Have you eaten five hamburgers?
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Five hamburgers.
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Five hamburgers.
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Five bucks.
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Oh, you know how to use the shoehorn.
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Maybe you can have that at first and then we do yours.
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We did it, Björn.
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Yeah.
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We're by the great big balls.
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Hey, Lusof.
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Well, we're going to Hakuba.
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It's kind of close where we went last time, but a little further up in the mountains.
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Last chance to see snow.
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Because it's going to get 22 degrees in Tokyo.
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Shouka Kaigi!
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Shouka Kaigi!
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Shouka Kaigi!
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Good job, man!
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Shouka Kaigi!
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Jose!
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Is that for me?
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Or is it yakisoba pan?
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Melon pan?
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Could I have a piece?
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Wow, thank you, Bjorn.
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You're so kind.
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It says 21 here.
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Well now it changed to 21.
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That's crazy.
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We're in the mountains and it's February.
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We were hoping to see snow.
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Are we even going to get any snow?
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So pretty.
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So pretty!
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Wow!
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So pretty!
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So pretty!
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Wow!
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Thank you!
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He's becoming a little servant!
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The little nosebleed as well.
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Geez.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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Dirt tomorrow, girl.
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You nice and warm, Bian.
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You better not.
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Oh!
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Ah!
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so fast We are in a park here.
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Hakuba is super pretty.
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Really enjoying it so far.
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I realize how crazy my hair is.
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I feel like we're really getting the last bit of winter here.
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The snow is on its way out.
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A thing that we didn't realize is this is like Chinatown, but for Australians.
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Like it's like 90% Australians here.
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It's literally marked here, a scenic spot here.
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I mean, yeah, they're not wrong.
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We have to pay time!
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Good bye!
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Oh, baby!
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Oh, happy birthday, Eggie!
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Sixteen years, my old man!
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You remember seeing him on my channel when I first introduced you?
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You are such a crazy pup and look what a gorgeous old man you grow into, huh?
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Every definition certified best boy, I think, huh?
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We're so proud of you, Eggie.
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I like how much he hasn't realized what's going on.
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Okay, now she has to.
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Perché praticare il parlato con questo video?

Questo video offre un'ottima opportunità per migliorare le proprie abilità di conversazione in inglese. Con il contesto vivace delle tradizioni giapponesi, come Setsubun, gli spettatori possono ascoltare frasi autentiche e naturali, utili per la pratica di conversazione in inglese. L'atmosfera informale e giocosa rende più facile relatarsi e imitare il modo in cui i madrelingua esprimono emozioni, rendendolo ideale per chi utilizza tecniche di shadow speech.

Inoltre, la varietà di situazioni presentate – dal cibo alla preparazione di un viaggio – consente di apprendere terminologie utili per diverse occasioni quotidiane. Approfondire il parlato con questo video non solo aiuta a costruire confidenza, ma offre anche l’occasione di ascoltare pronunce corrette e intuire i giusti toni emotivi.

Grammatica ed Espressioni nel Contesto

Nel video si possono notare alcune strutture grammaticali e espressioni chiave che possono essere estremamente utili per migliorare la propria capacità di linguaggio:

  • Frasi in prima persona: L'uso di frasi come "I want this" o "I can't wear my glasses" consente di esercitare l'uso della prima persona in contesti personali, cruciali per l’interazione quotidiana.
  • Domande retoriche: Frasi come "What?" e "Can I see what's inside?" mostrano come gli interlocutori possano mantenere la conversazione stimolante e interattiva.
  • Espressioni della tradizione culturale: La frase "you throw beans at demons" non solo descrive un'azione ma introduce anche una pratica culturale, arricchendo il vocabolario con termini specifici.
  • Imperativi e suggerimenti: "Set it up today" è un esempio di come gli imperativi possano motivare l'azione, utile per spingere altri a interagire.

Trappole di Pronuncia Comuni

Nel video, alcuni termini potrebbero risultare ostici per chi sta cercando di migliorare la pronuncia inglese. Ecco alcuni di questi vocaboli e suggerimenti per affrontarli:

  • Setsubun: La pronuncia giapponese può confondere, quindi è importante praticare la sua corretta intonazione per non sembrare estranei alla cultura.
  • Arrrr!: L'onomatopea utilizzata nel video mostra come le esclamazioni varino da lingua a lingua. Praticare queste idiosincrasie è fondamentale per una conversazione fluente.
  • eSIM: Questa parola tecnica richiede attenzione, in particolare a causa della pronuncia della lettera 'e', che potrebbe non essere intuitiva per tutti gli studenti.

Utilizzando tecniche di shadowing, gli studenti possono imitare le pronunce e i toni per abituarsi al flusso naturale della lingua e migliorare la loro abilità di ascolto. Per esercitarti efficacemente, prova a ripetere frasi chiave subito dopo averle ascoltate, utilizzando un shadowing site dedicato per supportare il tuo apprendimento.

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.

Come praticare efficacemente su ShadowingEnglish

  1. Scegli il tuo video: Scegli un video di YouTube con un discorso chiaro e naturale in inglese. TED Talks, BBC News, scene di film, podcast o risposte campione IELTS funzionano benissimo. Incolla l'URL nella barra di ricerca. Inizia con video più brevi (meno di 5 minuti) e contenuti che trovi realmente interessanti — la motivazione è importante.
  2. Ascolta prima, comprendi il contesto: Al primo ascolto, mantieni la velocità a 1x e ascolta solo. Non cercare ancora di ripetere. Concentrati sulla comprensione del significato, sull'acquisizione di nuovo vocabolario e sull'osservazione di come il parlante enfatizza le parole, collega i suoni e fa le pause.
  3. Imposta la modalità Shadowing:
    • Modalità Attesa: Scegli +3s o +5s — dopo che ogni frase è stata riprodotta, il video si mette automaticamente in pausa, così hai tempo per ripetere ad alta voce. Scegli Manuale se vuoi avere il pieno controllo e premi Avanti tu stesso dopo ogni ripetizione.
    • Sincronizzazione Sub: I sottotitoli di YouTube a volte appaiono leggermente in anticipo o in ritardo rispetto all'audio. Usa ±100ms per allinearli perfettamente e poter seguire accuratamente.
  4. Ombreggia ad alta voce (la pratica centrale): Qui è dove si svolge il vero lavoro. Non appena viene riprodotta una frase — o durante la pausa — ripetila ad alta voce, in modo chiaro e sicuro. Non limitarti a pronunciare le parole: rispecchia il ritmo, l'accento, il tono e il discorso connesso del parlante. Mira a sembrare un'ombra del parlante, non solo una recitazione parola per parola. Usa la funzione Ripeti per allenare la stessa frase più volte fino a quando non ti sembra naturale.
  5. Aumenta la sfida: Una volta che un passaggio si sente confortevole, spingi i tuoi limiti. Aumenta la velocità a <code>1.25x</code> o persino <code>1.5x</code> per allenare riflessi linguistici ad alta velocità. Oppure imposta la Modalità Attesa su <code>Off</code> per uno shadowing continuo — la modalità più avanzata e gratificante. Una pratica costante giornaliera di 15–30 minuti produrrà risultati evidenti in poche settimane.

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