Shadowing Practice: Học tiếng Anh qua "Toy Story" phần 2| Học tiếng Anh qua phim - Learn English Speaking with Video

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Hi everyone!
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Welcome back to learning English through movies with Patel Trong phần trước, chúng mình đã học tiếng Anh qua một đoạn trích trong
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phim Toy Story Nếu mà bạn nào chưa xem tập trước
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của chúng mình để có được trải nghiệm học tiếng Anh
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qua phim tốt nhất thì các bạn hãy lên xem tập trước đi nha Vì trong tập này, chúng mình sẽ học phân cảnh nối tiếp của tập trước
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Chúc các bạn xem phim và học tiếng Anh vui vẻ nhé Etch, draw.
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Oh!
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Got me again.
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Etch, you've been working on that draw.
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Fast as knobs in the West.
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I got a staff meeting, you guys.
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Come on, let's go.
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Now, where is that?
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Hey, who moved my doodle pad way over here?
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How you doing, Rex?
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Were you scared?
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Tell me honestly.
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I was close to being scared that time.
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Oh, I'm going for fearsome here, but I just don't feel it.
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I feel it!
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I think I'm just coming off as annoying!
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Ow!
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Oh, hi, Bo.
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Hi.
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I wanted to thank you, Woody, for saving my flock.
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Oh, hey!
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It was, uh, nothing.
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What do you say I get someone else to watch the sheep tonight?
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Hell yeah.
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I...
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Remember, I'm just a couple of blocks away.
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You can understand the first scene?
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Hey Edge, draw!
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One more time, Disney is playing again.
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I hope Disney likes to play with 5 games.
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Draw, you probably know that you can play with.
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For example, draw a picture.
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When Woody says draw, then Edge will play with 1 gun.
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For those who don't know, draw is the word root.
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It's more than the action of the United States.
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Draw, it means that it's a vẽ, it means that it's a vẽ, so that you can understand the meaning of this.
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But it's also the same thing that you can see from Disney.
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Oh!
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Got me again!
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You got me!
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That's a lot of language that has a lot of meaning.
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In this case, it means that I have won my own.
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Next, please listen to Woody. Did you hear it?
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That is the fastest knob in the West.
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For those who don't know, the Chinese-style handguns have a name for the fastest handguns.
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The fastest gun in the West The fastest gun in the West Not,
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is the fastest gun in the West But in this picture, it's just the right to the edge
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If we get this word to the edge Then we will get the word to the edge If you watch the video, many people will see the picture The picture of the Viet Not to be able to convey the word
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It's because of the Western culture So for those who learn English It's not just about English, but I'm going to go ahead and learn about the culture.
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Okay, the future is the same.
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You can hear it and hear it again.
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You can hear it again again if you haven't heard it again.
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I've got a staff meeting, guys.
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Come on, let's go!
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Okay, you can hear it again.
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The answer is Staff Meeting.
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For those who know, staff is the staff.
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Staff Meeting is the staff meeting.
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You can hear it again.
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You can hear it again.
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Toy Story is the only one of the most of the US.
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Hey, look!
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I'm Picasso!
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And in the US, there are some words that are the words.
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For example, Slinky doesn't read the meeting, but he's reading the meeting.
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Like in the context, Got it.
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Like in the context, Babysitting.
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Like in the context, Addis.
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At ease Ok, we'll get to the next one Hey, who moved my doodle pad way over here?
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For those who don't know, doodle pad is the right here Way over here is also like over here
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Or here is also like here In this context, there's a very different language How are you doing, Rex?
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If you're in the case, you can learn how are you, I'm fine, thank you and you and you, then there are many ways to speak.
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For example, what's up, how's it going, how've you been doing, how do you do?
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Or in this case, how are you doing?
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How are you doing, Rox?
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Were you scared?
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Tell me honestly.
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I was close to being scared that time.
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We have a structure to be close to the verb in.
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It means sweet.
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This one is good to hear that I'm scared, but I'm not scared.
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Ok, in this video, you can learn to read it in the middle of the middle of the middle.
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Going for fearsome here but I just don't feel it.
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The answer is fearsome.
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You can probably know fear as a word.
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It's a word that's not sợ.
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And fearsome is a word that's not sợ.
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The answer is that I'm sorry.
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I'm sorry for you.
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Ok, next time you can hear the person that you said.
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You can hear it right now.
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Oh hi Bo, hi.
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I wanted to thank you Woody for saving my flaw.
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Then they will read the word The word is the word I wanted to thank you
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I wanted to thank you Woody I wanted to thank you Woody For saving my flock For those who don't know
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The flock is like a cow
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The boy is a cow Shepardess So the boy says flock The boy is a cow What do you say?
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I get someone else To watch the sheep tonight For those who have seen before, we have explained what you say, what do you say?
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What do you say?
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In this case, you see what I'm trying to do with you today?
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Hell yeah!
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I...
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Remember?
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I'm just a couple blocks away.
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How do you understand?
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In Vietnam, I'm chia the street by the city, by the city, right?
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And in the Tây, they're going to divide the street by the street, and they usually divide the street by the street.
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This is called, I'm just going to take a few street street.
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But one time, Disney is still playing when the screen is playing these games.
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And these games are also playing blocks.
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As far as the film, we're seeing Disney playing this game.
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Okay, and we will watch all the movies and do the videos!
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Fastest knobs in the west.
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I got a staff meeting you guys, come on, let's go!
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Now where is that?
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Hey, who moved my doodle pad way over here?
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Now how you doing, Rex?
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Were you scared?
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Tell me honestly.
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I was close to being scared that time.
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Oh, I'm going for fearsome here, but I just don't feel it.
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I think I'm just coming off as annoying.
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Ow!
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Oh, hi, Bo.
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Hi.
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I wanted to thank you, Woody. For saving my flock.
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Oh, hey!
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It was, uh, nothing.
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What do you say I get someone else to watch the sheep tonight?
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Hell yeah!
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I...
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Remember...
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I'm just a couple of blocks away.
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The End

Why Practice Speaking with This Video?

Learning English through engaging content like Toy Story not only makes the process enjoyable but also provides valuable context for real-life conversations. The specific scenes from the video present dialogues between familiar characters that incorporate common expressions and situations, making it ideal for practicing spoken English. By mimicking the characters' speech patterns and intonation, you can effectively improve your English pronunciation and gain confidence in your speaking abilities.

Using videos such as this can enhance your speaking skills because they expose you to natural conversations. You'll not only learn new words but also how to use them in context. This method bridges the gap between theory and practice, allowing you to relate vocabulary to visual and emotional cues, which is essential for retention. Engaging with the characters' dialogues provides a form of IELTS speaking practice effectively connected to everyday English usage.

Grammar & Expressions in Context

  • "Draw" as an Action Verb: In the scene, the word "draw" is used not just as a command but also to represent a specific action in a playful context. Understanding verbs in different contexts is essential for mastering English. It emphasizes that "to draw" can mean both creating an image and, in a more informal sense, engaging in a playful duel.
  • Colloquial Expressions: Phrases like "Got me again!" and "Fast as knobs in the West" are examples of informal language that often appear in casual conversation. Familiarizing yourself with such expressions enhances your ability to communicate naturally.
  • "Were you scared?" and Responses: This question showcases how to solicit feelings or opinions from others, encouraging more interactive dialogue, an important skill for speaking fluently.

Common Pronunciation Traps

While practicing this scene, you may encounter some pronunciation challenges. Here are a few key points to focus on:

  • Draw: Pay attention to the vowel sound and the 'd' consonant blend at the beginning. It's essential to articulate this word clearly, as it can easily be mispronounced.
  • Fearsome: The 'r' sound followed by the 's' can be tricky. Practice saying it slowly before gradually increasing your speed to sound more natural.
  • Fast as knobs in the West: The rhythm of this phrase can be challenging. Shadowing this part several times can help you grasp the natural flow of connected speech.

Using strategies like the shadowing technique, where you imitate the speech immediately after hearing it, can significantly aid in correcting these pronunciation issues. To enhance your learning experience, consider using a shadowing site that focuses on film dialogues. Incorporating this into your English learning routine will surely lead to substantial improvements in your speaking skills.

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.