Shadowing Practice: Video chào hỏi warm up - Learn English Speaking with Video

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Hello!
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Hello!
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Hello!
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Fa-da-dai!
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Fa-da-dai!
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Go!
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Sit!
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Sit!
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No!
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Okay, yeah!
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How are you?
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You're awesome!
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Alright, let's go back to the shirt.
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Good morning!
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Good morning!
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How are you?
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I'm used to dance.
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Good morning, good morning.
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I'm happy.
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Next way.
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Stretch off.
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Stretch it out.
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Stretch off.
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Stretch down.
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Good.
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Keep your hands. And turn around.
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Keep your hands.
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Turn around.
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Yay!
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Do your shoulders.
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Eight, eight, eight, eight.
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Up and down.
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Shred your arms.
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And turn around.
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Yay!
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Everyone, do you want to sing a song?
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Do you want to sing a song? yes,
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i do do you want to sing a song? yes,
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i do okay everyone, start off start off, start off
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Good morning, good morning, how are you today?
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Good morning, good morning, I'm happy this day.
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Change height, change down, spin your head,
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turn around, push out, up and down,
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change arms, and turn around.
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Good morning, good morning, I want you to play.
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Good morning, good morning, I'm happy, let's play.
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Good morning, good morning, how are you today?
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Good morning, good morning, I'm happy, let's play.
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Yes, let's play!
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Yay!
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Love our snow face!

About This Lesson

In this lesson, you will engage in an exciting and interactive warm-up designed to enhance your English speaking practice. Through fun greetings, movement, and song, you’ll not only learn to express yourself but also develop your pronunciation and rhythm in English. This video encourages participants to use physical actions while speaking, which can help create stronger neural connections and muscle memory for language retention.

Key Vocabulary & Phrases

  • Hello! - A common greeting.
  • Good morning! - Used to greet someone in the morning.
  • How are you? - A phrase used to ask about someone's well-being.
  • I'm happy! - A way to express joy or contentment.
  • Let's play! - An invitation to engage in an activity.
  • Stretch it out. - A phrase to encourage physical movement for relaxation.
  • Turn around. - A command to change direction.
  • Do you want to sing a song? - A question to invite singing together.

Practice Tips

To maximize your learning experience using the shadowing technique, follow these tips as you practice along with the video:

  • Shadow Speak: As the instructor speaks, try to mirror their speech exactly. Focus on mimicking their intonation, rhythm, and energy. This will aid in achieving a more natural sound in your speaking.
  • Use a Shadowing App: Record yourself while following along. Playback both your recording and the original video to identify areas where you need improvement.
  • Repeat and Replay: Watch the video multiple times. The first time, focus on understanding. On subsequent views, concentrate on speaking aloud. Doing this will reinforce your learning.
  • Energy and Tone: Pay close attention to the upbeat and positive tone throughout the video. Your performance should reflect this energy to enhance your emotional connection to the language.
  • Physical Movement: Incorporate the movements demonstrated in the video. Engaging your body with gestures can significantly improve memory retention and pronunciation accuracy.

By implementing the shadowing technique and regularly practicing these phrases, you will notice a marked improvement in your English speaking abilities. Celebrate your journey and always remember to have fun while learning!

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.