Pratica di Shadowing: Repeat-After-Me + SHADOWING English Speaking Practice - Impara a parlare inglese con i video

Creazione lezione...
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A moldy sandwich?
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What can this be about?
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We are going to practice shadowing English with a funny little story.
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Let's take a look.
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I walked into the kitchen and paused, instantly overwhelmed by a strong smell.
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All right, shadow me.
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Say it with me.
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I walked into the kitchen and paused, instantly overwhelmed by a strong smell.
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Again, I walked into the kitchen and paused, instantly overwhelmed by a strong smell.
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So a strong smell came over me, overwhelmed me.
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Oh, what is that smell?
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Whoa, what is that smell?
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It was truly terrible.
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It was truly terrible.
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Like old socks.
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burnt eggs, and a bad decision all rolled into one.
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Now, a bad decision doesn't have a smell.
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This is just being, this is a joke.
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It's being funny.
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A bad decision doesn't actually smell, but it's funny.
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And he said, all rolled into one.
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All combined together into one thing.
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So if you combine something together into one thing, you can say, all rolled into one.
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All right, I'm going to say that again.
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Follow along.
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Whoa, what is that smell?
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It was truly terrible.
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Like old socks, burnt eggs, and a bad decision all rolled into one.
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Follow along again.
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Whoa, what is that smell?
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It was truly terrible, like old socks, burnt eggs, and a bad decision all rolled into one.
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My roommate Ken looked up from his phone.
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It's not me.
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He said way too quickly.
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It's not me.
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That smell is not me.
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My roommate Ken looked up from his phone.
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It's not me, he said way too quickly.
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Much too quickly.
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That made me a bit suspicious.
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Hmm, maybe it was him.
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After all, that made me a bit suspicious.
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We started inspecting the area like detectives on a case.
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We started inspecting the area like detectives on a case.
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You try.
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I checked the trash.
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Nothing.
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Did you catch that, how I pronounced that word?
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Nothing.
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I didn't pronounce the G, did I?
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Nothing.
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I checked the trash.
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Checked the trash.
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Nothing.
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Nothing was in the trash can.
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He opened a drawer, drawer, drawer, and shut it quickly, making a face.
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So if you make a face, usually it's twisting your face up like this.
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That's making a face.
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He opened a drawer and shut it quickly, making a face.
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Wow, he said, holding his nose That smell is pretty intense That means very strong,
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pretty intense That smell is pretty intense Finally,
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we found the culprit A forgotten lunchbox,
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tucked away in the back corner culprit.
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That is the one responsible, the thing that was causing the problem.
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The person who did the crime is the culprit.
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The responsible party, that which was responsible, the culprit.
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We found the culprit.
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A forgotten lunchbox tucked away.
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If you tuck away something, you push it away, usually like in a corner or hidden.
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Tucked away means it's hidden.
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Tucked away in the back corner.
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All right, I'm going to say that again.
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Finally, we found the culprit.
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A forgotten lunchbox tucked away in the back corner.
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Again.
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Finally, we found the culprit.
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A forgotten lunchbox tucked away in the back corner.
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Ken slowly opened it.
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Inside was an old sandwich.
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Sandwich.
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well it used to be a sandwich it's not a sandwich anymore but it used to be a sandwich
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ken slowly opened it inside was an old sandwich well it used to be a sandwich say like
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that well it used to be a sandwich but it's not a sandwich anymore it's something different Ken blinked
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I think that's from last month I think that's from last month I took a step back
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I think it's coming alive it's growing green hair I think it's coming alive it's growing green hair say it
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so the green hair mold.
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It's getting moldy.
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He chuckled.
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All right, lesson learned.
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Never forget to throw out your uneaten lunch.
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He chuckled.
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All right, lesson learned.
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Never forget to throw out your uneaten lunch.
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He chuckled.
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All right, lesson learned.
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Never forget to throw out your uneaten lunch.
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don't forget to throw out your uneaten lunch it might grow mold and start to stink
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since then whenever something smells off if something smells off it doesn't smell right something smells bad something smells off
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it's not right we jokingly say did you clean out your lunchbox?
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did you did you did you clean out your lunchbox
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all right i'm gonna say
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that again since then whenever something smells off we jokingly say did you clean out your lunchbox
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all right that's our fun little story now i'm gonna say it from start to finish go ahead
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and follow along and shadow me if you can I walked into the kitchen and paused,
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instantly overwhelmed by a strong smell.
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Whoa, what is that smell?
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It was truly terrible, like old socks, burnt eggs, and a bad decision all rolled into one.
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My roommate Ken looked up from his phone.
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It's not me, he said way too quickly.
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That made me a bit suspicious.
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We started inspecting the area like detectives on a case.
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I checked the trash.
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Nothing.
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He opened a drawer and shut it quickly, making a face.
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Wow, he said, holding his nose.
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That smell is pretty intense.
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Finally, we found the culprit, a forgotten lunchbox, tucked away in the back corner.
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Ken slowly opened it.
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Inside was an old sandwich.
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Well, it used to be a sandwich.
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Ken blinked.
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I think that's from last month.
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I took a step back.
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I think it's coming alive.
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It's growing green hair.
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He chuckled all right lesson learned never forget to throw out
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your uneaten lunch since then whenever something smells off we jokingly
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say did you clean out your lunch box boom good workout
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my friends keep moving forward keep practicing one step at a time
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and i'll see you in the next english speaking practice video

Cosa imparerai con questo video

Questo video è perfetto per imparare l'inglese con i video e migliorare sia la pronuncia che la fluidità. Attraverso la tecnica del shadowing in inglese, eserciti a ripetere immediatamente frasi e espressioni, rafforzando la capacità di capire e riprodurre il linguaggio parlato in tempo reale. Inoltre, impari a usare espressioni colloquiali come "all rolled into one" (tutto mescolato insieme) o "smells off" (ha un odore strano), utili per pratica di conversazione in inglese. Infine, lavorerai sulla comprensione di contesti divertenti, che aiutano a ricordare le frasi più facilmente.

Ascolta questi suoni e connessioni

Nella conversazione, noterai diverse caratteristiche del linguaggio parlato inglese. Ad esempio, la parola "nothing" viene pronunciata senza la "g" finale ("nothin'"), un'abbreviazione comune nelle conversazioni informali. Inoltre, ci sono connessioni tra le parole, come in "instantly overwhelmed" (instantlyoverwhelmed), dove il suono "t" di "instantly" si fonde con il "o" di "overwhelmed". Anche l'espressione "way too quickly" ha una pronuncia fluida, con il "y" di "way" che si collega a "too". Questi dettagli sono cruciali per migliorare la pronuncia inglese e sembrare più nativo.

Parla come un madrelingua: ritmo e enfasi

Per imitare il ritmo del parlante, fai attenzione alle sillabe enfatiche. Ad esempio, in "truly terrible", la parola "terrible" ha l'enfasi sulla seconda sillaba ("ter-ri-BLE"). Nella frase "tucked away in the back corner", l'enfasi è su "tucked" e "back", creando un flusso naturale. Inoltre, la intonazione sale nelle domande come "What is that smell?" e scende nelle affermazioni, come "It's not me". Il shadowing in inglese ti aiuta a internalizzare questi pattern: ripeti immediatamente dopo il parlante, cercando di corrispondere al suo tono e alla sua velocità. Questo esercizio è fondamentale per rendere la tua conversazione più fluida e naturale, soprattutto se usi un shadowing site per esercitarti regolarmente.

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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