シャドーイング練習: bobbyFischer shadowing vid1 - 動画で英語スピーキングを学ぶ
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in school oh well so so you know yeah i flunked a couple of subjects
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but uh i made them up i mean uh i got a good enough mark
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so i let me head
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and i passed them with flying colors this was in oh no no i didn't finish high school two
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and a half years why didn't no my head's always pretty clear
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so it is okay no no somebody else asked me
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that no i never dreamed about chess not
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that i remember yeah yeah American checkers I just you know
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I don't know how to play yeah no good oh yeah
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I'm pretty fast about you oh it depends on the position maybe depends I say sometimes just one
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or two there are many sub variations but
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if it's just a forced line say I can I see
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10 20 moves even in certain positions it's a simple position
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when you have it in your subconscious as you know
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when you leave the board and you work on a a little bit when you come back, you sort of have the move.
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About everybody can do that, yeah, who plays.
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No, it's just, you know, it's a thing, it's a show.
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It's nothing.
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Really, something really hard is some players can play a whole lot of people blindfolded.
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I can't do that.
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I think the record is about 40 players blindfolded.
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I don't know, it's rough.
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I asked the guy who did it, he told me he was, about two months after that, he couldn't do anything, he was just exhausted He plays a good game both ways.
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Yeah, no These old books they you know, they didn't know that much way back then so I
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Think the rules we have about I mean so that maybe I could all I could survive Well,
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I have to take on this other Russian Petrosian So after I take care of him I place basket thing
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I was around before Clay.
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I don't know.
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It picked up from me.
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That's right.
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I was US champion before anybody heard of Clay.
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Is there only one mathematical possibility of how that can happen or are there a number?
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No. And who figures those out or did they come up naturally?
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What other books do you read?
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Yeah, well, we got too many things in this country.
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That's the problem.
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You know, we got all these entertainments, movies, you know, just too many things people can do.
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Some of these communist countries...
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There are no good women chess players, are there?
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Have you ever had a grand mistress?
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What?
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Has there ever been a grandmistress of chess?
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You can take dollars out of Yugoslavia.
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Oh.
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Hmm, that's a good one.
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I got a little lost there, but...
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I did too, but I finally...
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Yeah, he just knows something went wrong somewhere, you know.
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Yeah.
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Come on, when they actually resign, or when they resign, they're not getting checkmated, they just give up because there's nothing left to do.
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There is no...
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It's inevitable.
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They could play on, say, 20 moves, but why waste time?
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This is a position from a famous game, Morphy against the Duke of Brunswick, back in the 19th century.
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Am I his grace?
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Duke's got a rook.
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And, well, it's a forced mate.
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Well, he took off the rook check.
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You what?
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He took off the rook check with the bishop.
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And then he took back with the knight And now it's forced mate in two moves White, yeah, checkmate in two moves, right?
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At the end of the game, you know what I mean?
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Yeah Right, right.
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Want me to show it?
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No, I just assumed you showed me...
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Now...
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Show slowly where you went from where to where.
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You took what and put it where for the people who really know what's happening here.
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I played the queen down, check.
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See, the queen moves like a rook and like a bishop too.
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Now the king can't go anywhere, because he can't go here, the bishop is on this diagonal, holding that square.
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The pawn blocks this square, knight blocks this square, and there's nothing back here, you can't go back there.
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So you have to make, so this move is covered by the bishop and the queen.
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So everything's covered.
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Only thing to do is take the queen.
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And the rook comes down here, and that's a mate.
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Well, that's the way the rook moves.
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It moves in a straight line. In one move, yeah.
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If there's nothing in the way, shoot right down.
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And now the king's in checkmate.
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Because he's threatening to take it.
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Can't go here again because of this.
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Can't go here because of the pawn.
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And now you can't go back.
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Can't take it because the bishop protects it.
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So, actually, you don't take the king off.
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The game's over when you have it.
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And when it's in a position where it can't get away.
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And the Duke of Brunswick connection, Morphe was one of the old time greats.
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There were a couple of cases where I remember the lights went out.
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Just to learn the move, oh, 20 minutes.
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Yeah, but is there enough time?
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A few hours, an hour or two, a couple hours.
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Not a big deal, the last five moves.
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What was it?
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Oh, yeah, that's what, well, I forget what they call it as a matter of fact.
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It's like two-move mate, two moves.
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What is it?
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You win the game in two moves, checkmate.
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And is it?
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Well, two, but they're basically the same, just slight variations.
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They probably came up, sure.
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Mainly magazines, not too heavy on books.
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I never tried to develop myself in all these things.
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Well, the best woman player in the world, I guess, was Vera Menchik.
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She was Hungarian.
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But they have a very good one now in Russia, too.
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Oh, they do?
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I thought it was all men.
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Yeah, got Prindashvili.
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It was real good.
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I'd say a master of strength.
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リアルな会話の場面
このビデオの会話は、ボビー・フィッシャーが日常的な質問に答える様子を描いたものです。学校の話、ブラインドフォールドチェス、他の選手についてなど、さまざまなトピックが飛び交い、自然なスピーチのリズムやイントネーションが感じられます。英語スピーキング練習に最適な、リアルな会話の流れが凝縮されています。
覚えておきたい便利なフレーズとコロケーション
- passed them with flying colors：「見事に合格する」。学校の試験や課題で良い成績を収める時に使えるフレーズです。
- forced line：チェスで「強制的な筋」。盤面の展開で必ず取らなければならない手の並びを指します。
- blindfolded：「目隠しをして」。ブラインドフォールドチェスのように、視覚を遮って行う場合に使います。
- resign：チェスで「降参する」。必敗の場合に投了することを表します。
- take care of him：「彼を始末する」「彼に勝つ」。競争相手を相手にする際のくだけた表現です。
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