Pratica di Shadowing: Peter Pan Fairy Tales and Bedtime Stories for Kids in English - Impara a parlare inglese con YouTube
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Once there lived a family not too far out from where we all lived.
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Once there lived a family not too far out from where we all lived.
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The Darling family.
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The Darling family had three children.
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Their names were Jan, Michael and Wendy.
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Wendy would always tell her mum how Peter Pan would always play the flute in her room.
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Her mother would always tell her that she was imagining things,
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but couldn't help but notice the leaves in the room,
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which always confused her a bit.
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Wendy would always say that the leaves fall off Peter Pan.
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One night, when their parents went out for the night,
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the kids were left home all alone,
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and when they got sleepy,
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they all went to sleep.
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Peter Pan silently entered their room and started looking for the leaves he had left behind.
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At that moment, Wendy woke up.
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Peter Pan, I was waiting for you.
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Nobody would believe that you're real.
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Wendy gave back the leaves she had been hiding for Peter.
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She really liked Peter, and so they sewed his leaves back on his clothing.
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Wendy, would you like me to tell you an amazing adventure story?
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I don't want to hear about an adventure.
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I want to live one, Peter Pan.
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Right at that moment, Peter's small fairy friend,
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Tinkerbell, entered through the window.
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Well of course!
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I knew you'd be here!
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Are you getting ready for a new adventure without me?
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You know it's not possible for me to do anything without you.
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Wendy woke her siblings up.
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The siblings looked at Peter Pan and Tinkerbell with great confusion.
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Well, are you ready to fly?
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Tinkerbell scattered her fairy dust and off they went floating into thin air.
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And all together they left the hammers.
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The kids headed towards Neverland at once.
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After a long journey they arrived at Neverland and there they were.
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The mermaids, wild animals, Indians,
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pirates, and the lost boys were there too.
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Amongst them all was the most dangerous of them called Captain Hook.
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Captain Hook was Peter Pan's enemy.
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The reason for this was because when they were fighting Peter cut his arm and a huge crocodile ate it.
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Along with his arm he also swallowed his watch and because of this the crocodile would always make a tick-tock noise.
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And so Captain Hook would always know if the crocodile was near from the noise.
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When looking around with his binoculars on the deck,
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Captain Hook spotted Peter Pan and kids looking at him from the top of a hill.
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He immediately ordered the men to fire the cannons.
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It was very hard for Peter Pan and the kids to get away from the parents.
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Tinkerbell, you take the kids to a safe place.
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I will deal with hope.
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Tinkerbell was very jealous of Wendy,
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so she wanted to keep her away from Peter Pan.
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With some made up excuse,
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she left Wendy back on the hill and brought Jan and Michael to a safe place down at the beach.
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The boss boys who lived on the island saw Wendy from afar,
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and thinking that she was an enemy, they wounded her.
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At the same time, Peter Pan was fighting with Captain Hawk,
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but seeing the crocodile that got his arm suddenly reappearing,
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Hawk ran away in fear.
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Ahhhhhhh!
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Whilst Peter Pan was coming back,
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he saw Wendy lying on the rocks wounded and he was very upset.
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And the lost boys were very sorry when they realised that the girl that they had wounded was Peter Pan's friend.
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I have left the kids in your care.
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Tinkerbell was so sorry, she also realised that what she did was wrong.
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I am so sorry Peter,
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this will never happen again, I promise.
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Lost Boys made a beautiful home for Wendy and her brothers.
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At night, they all would sleep in the house underneath the trees,
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listening to Wendy's stories.
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And Peter Pan would keep guard in front of the house.
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One day, when they were resting on the rocks,
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they spotted the pirates approaching.
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The pirates took the Indian chief's daughter hostage.
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Bitter Pan and the boys went after to save the chief's daughter
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and there was a big battle between them and the pirates.
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In the end they saved his daughter and brought her to the chief.
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After that day the Indians,
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Peter Pan and the lost boys became very close friends.
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In fact, the chief ordered two of his best men in Peter Pan's command to guide the boys.
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Of course, Captain Hook was furious about this.
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One day I will beat you Peter Pan and you will not be able to get away.
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One night, when Wendy started to tell the story of her family,
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Peter realised how much she and her brothers missed their home.
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So he told them that they could go back if they wanted to,
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but that he wanted to stay.
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When they all were packing up for their long journey,
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they were attacked by the pirates.
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The pirates caught the boys after they set up a trap to the Indians and captured them.
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Peter Pan was sleeping at home,
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not knowing all that happened to the boys.
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Captain Hook saw him sleeping,
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but he could not open the door to Peter Pan's treehouse.
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Still, he poured the poison in the bottle he was carrying under the door,
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causing Peter Pan to sleep for hours.
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Peter Pan slept one whole day and when he woke up Tinkerbell entered.
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After she told him all that had happened Peter Pan and Tinkerbell went out to rescue the boys.
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When they arrived to the Happy Rock,
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the pirates headquarters, they saw that there was no pirate on guard
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and when they went over to the other side of the rock they were shocked from what they saw.
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Wendy, Jan and Michael and the last boys were all tied up to the poles
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and Captain Hawk was holding a torch in flames.
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Say your last words!
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As their eldest, Wendy began to talk.
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Dear friends, my last words to you will be the words your real mothers would have told you.
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here they would have told you not to be afraid and be courageous to face your death.
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Don't be afraid.
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Kindness always wins.
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Always.
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Captain Hook got very angry with Wendy's words so he brought her to the boat and tied her to the big pole.
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At this moment Peter Peter Pan and Tinkerbell reached out to save the boys.
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At the same time, the Indians and their chief came to help.
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This made Peter Pan so happy,
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because with their help, they rescued the boys.
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It was now time to get Wendy.
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Peter Pan and the lost boys got on Captain Hawk's ship where only a few pirates remained.
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And when they realised that they would be beaten,
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they jumped off the ship.
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There's nowhere to hide, Hook.
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Surrender!
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Peter Pan and the lost boys started to charge towards Captain Hook,
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pushing him to walk backwards.
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And suddenly, he heard the noise,
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the one noise that he was most afraid of.
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When Captain Hook looked back in fear,
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he saw the croc waiting for him to fall down into the water.
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Help!
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In a flash he ran to the other side of the boat,
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jumped and started to swim as fast as he could.
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Peter Pan and the lost bullies began to laugh.
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Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
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Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
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From that moment on, Hook's ship belonged to the Lost Boys and their captain was Peter Pan.
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The crew is ready for your orders, Captain Peter.
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Sail away.
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The boys untied the robes and the sails blew up with all their might.
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Tinkerbell fly us away to the home of the Darling family.
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The kids were very happy to hear this.
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Wendy, Jan and Michael were going to reunite with their parents.
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They had dearly missed.
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When Tinkerbell sprinkled the fairy dust,
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suddenly the ship was airborne and started to fly in the sky.
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Wendy was restless to get home and tell her parents all about Peter Pan,
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Tinkerbell and the Neverland.
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From that day on, Neverland was going to be their second home and Peter Pan
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Il racconto di Peter Pan è una delle favole più amate dai bambini, un'opera che evoca il mondo dell'immaginazione e dell'avventura. Nella storia, la famiglia Darling, composta da tre bambini, si imbatte in Peter Pan, un ragazzo che vive nell'incantevole Neverland. La narrazione è ricca di elementi fantastici e personaggi indimenticabili come Tinkerbell e il malvagio Capitan Uncino. Attraverso questo racconto, i giovani ascoltatori possono immergersi in un linguaggio semplice ma evocativo, ideale per praticare l'inglese in modo divertente e coinvolgente. Questo video offre un'opportunità perfetta per gli studenti di migliorare la loro pronuncia e fluency grazie alla tecnica del "shadowing in inglese".
Le 5 Frasi Chiave per la Comunicazione Quotidiana
- “Peter Pan, I was waiting for you.” - Espressione di attesa e curiosità.
- “Do you want me to tell you an amazing adventure story?” - Proposta che invita alla partecipazione attiva.
- “I want to live one, Peter Pan.” - Desiderio di avventura e scoperta.
- “Well, are you ready to fly?” - Invito all'azione, simbolico per il viaggio inaspettato.
- “I will deal with Hook.” - Determinazione e coraggio nel fronteggiare le sfide.
Guida Passo-passo allo Shadowing
Per affrontare con successo la pratica di shadowing con questo video, seguire questi passaggi:
- Ascolta attentamente: Guarda il video per comprendere il contesto e i personaggi. La familiarità con la storia aiuterà a capire meglio il dialogo.
- Ripeti in simultanea: Mentre ascolti, prova a ripetere le frasi appena pronunciate. Questo esercizio è fondamentale nel shadow speak.
- Focalizzati sulla pronuncia: Assicurati di emulare l'intonazione e il ritmo dei narratori. Questo migliorerà la tua fluency e il tuo accento.
- Registra te stesso: Usa un software di registrazione per confrontare la tua pronuncia con quella originale. Questo ti permetterà di identificare le aree di miglioramento.
- Rivedi e ripeti: Guarda di nuovo il video e ripeti il processo, cercando di affinare le frasi più difficili. Questa tecnica è utile su qualsiasi shadowing site dedicato.
Imparare l'inglese attraverso storie come quella di Peter Pan non solo arricchisce il vocabolario, ma rende l'apprendimento più dinamico e coinvolgente. 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.
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