Shadowing Practice: Camila Morrone revela todo lo que trae en su bolsa cuando sale en NY | Vogue México - Learn English Speaking with Video

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I'm Camilla Morrone and this is what I have in my bag.
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My bag, my bag, is a Chanel bag that I use every day in my life.
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It's the Chanel 22, and I live in New York, I put everything in this bag.
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They don't know what it is.
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It's a bag that I can use every day in my life.
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It's a card that I can take, abrazar, I don't know, I don't know.
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My life is in this bag.
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There are many things in this bag. So...
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This is my jersey from Daisy Jones and the Six.
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The show that I did, that we just nominated for for Let Me.
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So there were only ten when we were recording.
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And they gave me what I wanted to do.
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And it was the best gift in the world.
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Because I've used this cloth for a year without taking it out.
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I would have to wash it.
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But I don't know, I always have something that I can put on my wallet like this.
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When I have my hair done Or when I have my hair dirty, I want to put in a cold.
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Well, obviously here we have my phone with a photo of my cat Jack.
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I'm alternating what cat I put on my screen and now it's Jack who is here who doesn't see it.
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What else?
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I'd say that this black bag I'm never going to be more than five feet in this bag.
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This bag has everything I can need in my life.
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I have a compact, I have all the things to do with a touch-up, a makeup, and I always have a perfume and a mini beauty blender because I'm all day retocating my face.
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I'm very organized.
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I have my pastillas.
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I have other vitamins of hair.
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I put all the vitamins here and I organize and every Sunday I put everything here.
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I love to know it.
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And if I do it like this, I always forget to take the vitamin.
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This is my new way of acording me.
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If I could take someone in my bag, it would be one of my dogs.
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I know that it is not a person, but for me, they are people.
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And I would take this one because it is much more tranquil.
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So, I would take her with me.
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I always have a cloth clip for my hair.
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I always have a hair.
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and at this moment I like the ones that have a moño and that have a little bit of personality like this, and this one I bought in Argentina in a divine place obviously,
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with cheetah and accesorios of hair Oh my God, I could take something from Argentina I would have to be some medialunas,
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or some empanadas, or a cheeseburger with dulce of the hair In reality I could take a little bit of a cake, but it's a bit exaggerated Another nail,
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literally my mother always has a nail nail But well, another one for the doubts,
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I don't know what I'm going to do with this Hand sanitizer wipes, this is very red color, they are lavender, I use them a lot,
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I use them in the plane I'm a person more clean, I take 3 dishes every day, I odio them to be dirty, I can't.
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Well, I'm not always traveling with these, but I stole them, so thank you for buying them.
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I stole them like 40.
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Look.
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I stole them several.
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I'm going to put them here.
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I am a new New Yorker And it's true that
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if you are a New Yorker you need AirPods Because you are walking all day walking I have a pair, I care a lot
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I always go to New York with my phone
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and AirPods Sometimes I don't even bring my wallet I would say
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that in New York you will see me with these two things
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Another thing that you will not see me in my life Are these anteojos
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I have five pairs of these exact ones I lose them, I lose them.
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I don't care much, I have to worry about them a lot more.
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But these eyes have lived many lives.
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I want to hurt my poor kid.
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We have another claw clip.
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It's in the middle, obviously this claw clip has seen the best days in their life.
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I'm really liking the cheetah print.
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I'm having a moment.
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Well, this is a T.
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Here I have my passport holder and I have my Italian passport because I am also Italian.
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And the Argentine didn't come yet.
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My grandmother just renewed it, so at any time I come my Argentine passport and American passport.
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So I have in total three passportes.
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The other Argentine passport will be here.
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Ah, and I'm really happy.
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This is the thing about my wallet is that I have a Global Entry which I think is really cool.
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These are things that make me happy in my life.
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I have a Global Entry card and I can cut the line of migrations.
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Well, we're almost at the end, guys.
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I have my car in LA, I have New York, I have the handle.
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I have a lot of chopsticks.
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I live a life with my eyes.
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I always have 20 capsids in my carter These are for hands and in New York they are very dry
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And a ticket, I don't know where I went, I don't know where I was And this is my wallet,
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which obviously is quite disorganized I have to organize Ah,
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look I have pesos from Argentina And I think I have uruguayers too No,
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well, all pesos here Well, this one is not used anymore, but I love this MetroCard and I use it.
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I have this one for about 5 years.
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Ah, it's more.
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It's for expirating.
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Well, that's the most important thing in this wallet.
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Well, this one is not in my wallet, but in this wallet.
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But if I'm caminando with dogs, I have a hand.
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And apart from my dog, I thought I would have been walking.
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Look how it is.
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Well, thanks Vogue for joining me in this video of what I have in my bag.
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I hope you liked it a lot and if you like these Vogue videos you have to subscribe here Bye bye
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Let's go, febris!
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Let's go!

About This Lesson

In this lesson, you will delve into the fascinating world of everyday language through a casual interview with actress Camila Morrone. As she describes the contents of her bag, you will practice listening and speaking skills that enhance your conversational English. This engaging content is tailored to help you improve your English pronunciation and comprehension through the shadowing technique. By mimicking Camila's natural speech patterns, you can become more familiar with colloquial expressions and the rhythm of English dialogue, which is essential for effective communication.

Key Vocabulary & Phrases

  • Bag: A container used for carrying items.
  • Compact: A small case containing cosmetics.
  • Retouch: To fix or improve the appearance of something.
  • Hair clip: An accessory used to hold hair in place.
  • Vitamins: Organic substances essential for normal growth and nutrition.
  • Hand sanitizer: A liquid used to reduce infectious agents on the hands.
  • AirPods: Wireless earbuds for listening to audio.
  • Organized: Arranged in a systematic way.

Practice Tips

To fully benefit from this lesson, utilize the shadowing technique while engaging with the video. Start by watching the video once to grasp the overall context. Then, listen to specific segments carefully, paying attention to Camila's tone, pace, and pronunciation. Repeat after her, mimicking her speech as accurately as possible. This method, known as shadowspeak, allows you to practice intonation and enhances your ability to speak fluently.

Due to Camila's conversational style and the speed at which she speaks, it's important to select shorter sections of the transcript for your shadowing exercises. Use a shadowing app to loop these segments, allowing you to practice repeatedly until you feel comfortable. Focus on articulating each word clearly, as this will help in improving your English pronunciation. Remember to incorporate pauses when necessary; this will aid in developing a natural flow to your speech.

As you advance in your practice, try integrating the newly learned vocabulary into your own sentences or daily conversations. This active use will solidify your understanding and retention of the language, making it an efficient method to enhance your speaking skills. Engaging with materials like this not only builds vocabulary but also equips you with the informal phrasing and expressions commonly used in daily interactions.

What is the Shadowing Technique?

Shadowing is a science-backed language learning technique originally developed for professional interpreter training and popularized by polyglot Dr. Alexander Arguelles. The method is simple but powerful: you listen to native English audio and immediately repeat it out loud — like a shadow following the speaker with just a 1–2 second delay. Unlike passive listening or grammar drills, shadowing forces your brain and mouth muscles to simultaneously process and reproduce real speech patterns. Research shows it significantly improves pronunciation accuracy, intonation, rhythm, connected speech, listening comprehension, and speaking fluency — making it one of the most effective methods for IELTS Speaking preparation and real-world English communication.