Shadowing Practice: Peppa Pig New Episodes - The Outback - Kids Videos | New Peppa Pig - Learn English Speaking with YouTube

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I'm Peppa Pig.
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I'm Peppa Pig.
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This is my little brother George.
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This is Mummy Pig.
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And this is Daddy Pig.
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Peppa Pig.
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The Outback.
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Peppa has come to visit Kylie Kangaroo in Australia.
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Do you think we should have told them we were coming?
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Hello, Mr Kangaroo.
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Oh, Mr Pig.
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What a surprise.
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You did say if we were ever passing, we should visit.
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Oh, yeah, for sure.
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Kylie, look who's just dropped by.
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Hello, Peppa.
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Hello, Kylie.
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Hello, George.
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Remember my little brother, Joey?
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Dinosaur.
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Grrr.
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Grrr, crocodile.
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We're just going for a picnic.
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Do you want to come along?
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Yes, please.
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The kangaroo family have an aeroplane.
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Wow.
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You have a plane.
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Yes, we're going to fly to the picnic spot.
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All aboard!
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Everybody ready?
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Yes!
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Then let's go!
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Where are we going for the picnic?
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To a special place in the outback.
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Flying in an aeroplane on a sunny day.
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Going to a picnic a long, long way away.
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Going to the outback on a sunny day.
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Flying to the outback a long, long way away.
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I love the outback.
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Um, what is the outback?
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We're flying over it now.
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Oh, it looks like a desert.
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It kind of is.
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But the outback is also a special magical place for us.
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Ooh.
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Here is our picnic spot.
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With our special picnic tree.
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It's the only tree for miles.
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Wow, it's hot.
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Have you got any water?
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Two, right.
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We all need water.
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Water is a precious thing in the outback, so don't...
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Gah!
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Nice and cool.
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Waste it.
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Daddy, you have to drink it, not splash it around.
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Ah.
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No worries.
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Let's cook up a good old-fashioned Australian picnic.
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Oh, sounds lovely.
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Should we collect wood for the campfire?
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You don't need wood when you've got gas.
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Mr Kangaroo has a gas barbecue.
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When we have a picnic,
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Mrs Duck always shows up.
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Ah, there's no chance of Mrs Duck showing up in the middle of a desert.
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It is a duck-billed platypus.
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Mrs Duck-billed platypus always shows up when we have picnics.
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Food's ready.
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Corn on the cob for everyone.
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Hooray!
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Peppa likes corn on the cob.
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Everyone likes corn on the cob.
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I think it's time for a game.
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Sure thing.
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I've brought a cricket bat.
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Oh, do you play cricket in Australia?
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Do we play cricket?
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We're born playing cricket.
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Cricket!
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How do you play it?
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You hit the ball with the bat.
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If we catch it, you're out.
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Ready, Dad?
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You're out, Dad.
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Your go, Peppa.
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Good shot, Peppa.
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Oh, dear.
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The ball has landed in the tree.
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Oh, it's the only tree for Miles.
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And our ball gets stuck in it.
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If I lift you up Peppa,
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can you see the ball?
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A teddy bear is holding on to it.
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That's not a teddy bear Peppa, that's a koala.
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Thanks mate, that is the sweetest animal I've ever seen.
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But you are sweet too Mrs Duckbill Yes, you are.
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OK, everybody, it's home time.
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You're staying at our house tonight, Peppa.
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Yippee!
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I loved our picnic in the outback.
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Can we do it again tomorrow?
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There are loads of other great things we can do while you're here, Peppa.
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Oh, goody.
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Night-night.
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Night-night.
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Peppa and George are asleep after their first day on holiday with Kylie Kangaroo.
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Thank you.

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About This Lesson

In this lesson, you will practice English speaking skills through a fun and engaging episode of Peppa Pig where the characters embark on an adventure in the Australian Outback. By listening to the conversation among Peppa, her family, and Kylie Kangaroo, you will enhance your comprehension and pronunciation. This exercise is perfect for honing your speaking skills while learning new vocabulary related to travel, family, and Australian culture.

Key Vocabulary & Phrases

  • Outback - a vast, remote, and arid area of Australia that is culturally rich.
  • Picnic - a meal taken outdoors, often in a scenic setting.
  • Aeroplane - a powered flying vehicle with fixed wings.
  • Dinosaur - a large extinct reptile, used here as a playful term by George Pig.
  • Magic - something special or enchanting; in this context, describing the beauty of the Outback.
  • Water - essential for hydration, especially in hot climates like the Outback.
  • Family - a group related by blood or marriage; in the episode, it reflects the bonds of Peppa's family and the Kangaroo family.
  • Surprise - an unexpected event; the visit from Peppa and her family creates a surprising moment for Mr. Kangaroo.

Practice Tips

For this video, try using the shadowing technique to improve your English pronunciation. Start by listening to a short segment of the dialogue, then repeat what you hear, mimicking the pace, tone, and intonation of the characters. This method, known as shadowspeak, is beneficial because it helps reinforce your understanding of sentence structure and pronunciation. Listen carefully to the way Peppa and her friends express excitement and curiosity; this will aid in developing your expressive speaking skills.

When shadowing, focus on how the characters interact with each other. Notice the rhythm of their chatter and practice saying the phrases aloud, aiming to match their energy and excitement, particularly during fun moments like flying in an aeroplane. You can use a shadowing app to enhance your practice by allowing you to listen and repeat at your convenience.

Pay special attention to the words related to Australian culture, like “Outback” and “kangaroo.” Understanding these terms will enrich your vocabulary and provide context for geographic discussions. Through consistent practice, you will surely improve your English pronunciation and conversational 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.

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