Shadowing Practice: Staffel 7 Folge 22 Prinzessinnenurlaub | Clip 1 - Learn English Speaking with Video

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The End
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I wish I had time to drive, but I have just many princesses.
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Come on Twilight, even Princess Celestia makes a pause and she lets the sun go off.
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You must go to the house.
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I'm going to take care of the family, the community, and answer the fanpost.
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But Spike, you and my friends are my family.
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I don't give up all the work.
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What?
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I can't hear you!
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You're in the car!
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I think I need some distance from my princess.
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You're the best, Spike!
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I know.
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Then I'll take a good deal in the bag.
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Right, it's...
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There's activities in Kreuzfahrtten, right?
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I'll make a list better!
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There it is!
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Oh, how beautiful!
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I'm really excited to go with you in Urlaub.
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Pass on, she won't give it to you, but if she's going to be a relaxed Urlaub, will she something crazy?
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That's the last time it was Spongy springing over Luna Bay.
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What, please, Schatz?
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Oh, I just tell Twilight just about my new Bingo-Strategie book.
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It's really exciting.
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Oh, I can't expect to get in the Zeppelin and like a Pegasus to fly.
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Really?
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Was it not you already have to be a bad at Admiral Fairweather's wildest Rit in Pony Island?
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Oh, please.
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With the disease I've already done.
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I hope you feel yourself welcome to the party.
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You are all of them!
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That was a special welcome.
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Hey, look!
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Oh, that's so good!
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That's fantastic!
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Yeah, how it sounds like that for the winner of the prize!
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Say, what's the game we've actually won?
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Wait, you don't know where you won?
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If a pony gives you a free trip, And there is no doubt that you can write and write and write no questions.
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Especially if that means that we can go with the whole family.
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What do we do first?
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I've seen the activities and made an overview of the Interest.
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Dad, you were just a little.
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The Bingo-Wett-Bewerb is right here.
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Oh yeah, I love how the numbers and the letters are in small pieces.
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That's very free.
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Shining Armor, there's a small boat in a small pool.
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Here!
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Oh, you know how I love little things.
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Cadence, there's a princess princess in the game.
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There's a Flurry in the game.
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Oh, wonderful.
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Hmm, the spring of the Niagara-Fell is very interesting.
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You should all have a nice time.
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If everything fits perfectly, I have a activity even more.
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We fly to the sun and over the entire ice.
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And at this time you see an astronomical phenomenon.
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The North-Stern.
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It's like the stars would be the sun springing.
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Oh, that's how it's been.
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Wow.
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That's not a chance to forget.
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Then it's set.
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Hmm, now we have nothing to do.
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Have you ideas?
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Achtung, Kreuzfahrt-Ponys!
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Damit it here not öde will, come all of them all deck, Geschwirt!
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Eh, that sounds interesting.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's what I do.
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Oh, I can fly!
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I...
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I'm afraid Flurry is a little bit of a pain.
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And you are currently not yet more involved.
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Will you bring them down?
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No!
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To our right, you'll find the white white bar from Cloudsdale, where Princess Twilight Sparkle has visited the water factory.
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How can he know that?
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And why is that revealed?
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Why don't we go to the other side of the deck?

Why Practice Speaking with This Video?

This video clip provides a delightful context for practicing spoken English within a familiar and engaging narrative. Utilizing fun elements like princess adventures and family interactions, it helps learners to enhance their English speaking practice. The conversational tone mimics real-life discussions, making it an excellent resource for honing speaking skills. Learners can benefit from the shadowing technique by mimicking the characters' dialogues, improving fluency and confidence. This type of practice is particularly beneficial for those preparing for IELTS speaking practice since it emphasizes informal speech patterns and everyday expressions.

Grammar & Expressions in Context

  • “Come on Twilight, even Princess Celestia makes a pause…” - This expression highlights the use of informal commands and familiar interactions, showcasing the dynamics of friendly advice.
  • “I think I need some distance from my princess.” - The phrase demonstrates the use of personal reflection and indirect language, vital for expressing feelings in everyday conversations.
  • “Wait, you don't know where you won?” - This question structure encourages learners to engage in conversations by asking for clarification, a common practice in discussions.
  • “I hope you feel yourself welcome to the party.” - The expression provides a great example of using the subjunctive mood and polite speech that learners can incorporate into their vocabulary.
  • “There's activities in Kreuzfahrtten, right?” - This illustrates the use of present continuous tense in the context of planning ahead, which is essential for constructive dialogue.

Common Pronunciation Traps

As learners practice speaking along with the video, they may encounter some pronunciation challenges. Words like “Kreuzfahrtten” and “Urlaub” might be tricky due to their non-English origins. The presence of accents can also affect how certain words are pronounced, making it important for learners to pay attention to the intonation and rhythm of the dialogue.

Moreover, expressions like “Bingo-Wett-Bewerb” may require focused practice to ensure clarity. Using the shadowing technique, learners can replicate the sounds and accents, making a conscious effort to improve their English pronunciation. This specific attention to pronunciation will not only prepare learners for exams but also enhance their overall speaking abilities in any conversational setting.

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.