Prática de Shadowing: 02 - Aprenda a falar inglês com vídeo

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Scene 2.
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David Keech in court.
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In the court, we can see Judge Timms, Keech.
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Barker, Reynolds Richard and Mary.
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There are six women and six men behind Keech.
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They are from the village, and they are watching the trial.
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Judge Timms is in a big chair in front of the court.
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My name is Oliver Barker.
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And I speak for Richard Little here today.
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Judge Timms.
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I speak for David Keech here today.
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My name is Philip Reynolds.
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That keech took the boy's money.
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You can see it in his face.
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Oh, Lil, we must listen to Oliver Barker and Philip Reynolds first.
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"Keech is the boy Tom's father now." A good father doesn't take his son's money and build a new house with it.
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Be quiet in my court.
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Sorry.
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Oliver Barker.
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You can begin.
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Judge Thames, Before James Heston died, He said this to Richard Little.
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He said...
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My boy gets my money at 21 and not before.
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At 21 and not before.
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Yes, Judge.
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So But Keech has this money now.
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The boys' money.
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He is building a big house with it.
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We all know that.
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Put Keech in prison, I say.
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Mmm.
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Five years.
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No, ten.
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You.
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Don't eat in my court.
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Philip Reynolds, speak.
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Judge Timms.
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Yes, there is a house in a village near here, and yes, it is Keech's house, but the money for it is not young Tom's money.
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Not Tom's money.
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No, Judge Timms.
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It is David Keech's money.
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So one day, Keach is not rich.
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And the next day, he is rich.
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He has money for a house.
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Call David Keech.
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David Keech, where is the boy Tom's money?
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Do you have it at home?
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No. Keach took the money.
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It was Keach.
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I said Keach took the money.
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I said that yesterday.
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I have the money here.
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in this court.
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The money's here.
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Keech didn't take them in.
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Well, in this court.
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Keech didn't take them in the money's here.
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They're in this court.
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Never.
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Never.
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The money is under my chair.
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You, woman!
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Bring me the money.
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Me?
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Yes, you.
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Here you are.
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Here, Judge Tins.
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Here, Richard Little.
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Here, look, everybody.
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Here is the money.
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So I didn't take it from the boy?
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You hear me, Richard Little?
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- Yes.
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One minute.
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Richard Little.
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"'Yes, Judge Timms?' You said...
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Keach took the boys money.
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You said that.
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Why?
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Y -man.
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Why?
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Why say that?
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Because, because Because James Heston came to my home.
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James Heston said it to me.
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James Heston?
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A ghost game?
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Heston's dead.
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Richard Little, James Heston is dead.
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He died in 1651.
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He told us what to do!
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Oh, that's a laugh!
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Don't do it!
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He's a dead man!
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Oh no!
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Judge Timms.
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My husband is ill.
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In our house, he talks to people, and there is nobody there.
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Can I take him home now, please?
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I am not ill!
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Stop laughing!
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Be quiet, all of you!
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"'Sit down, Mary!' Thank you.
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"'Yes, James Heston is dead.' 'And yes, James Heston spoke to me.' I want James Heston here.
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Now!
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He can tell you.
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He is ill.
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He's mad.
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Let's listen to him.
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Yes, we can listen to him. Be quiet!
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Call James Heston!
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I say, call James Heston to this court.
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Heston is dead, man.
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And Richard Little is mad!
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Call, James.
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Heston.
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I am James Heston.
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No!
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No!
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Oh please no!
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It's Heston!
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Ah!
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I'm afraid!
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Oh, Heston!
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Is Heston dead?
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James Heston!
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Is it you?
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Did you speak to Richard Little?
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Yes.
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What did you say?
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I told him...
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Keech took my boy's money.
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And then Keech killed a man in the next village.
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He was a rich man.
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Keech took his money.
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You see the money now?
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Here.
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In this court.
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Gah!
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I can't kill Heston.
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Heston is dead.
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But you.. you, Richard Little.
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You brought me to this court.
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I'm going to kill you next.
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Stop him!
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Stop him!
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It was Cate!
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Keach took the money!
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I said that!
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I said Keach took the money!
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This court says Keach took the money.
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And Keech killed a man.
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Now find David Keech and bring him to me.

Sobre esta lição

Nesta lição, você irá praticar a compreensão e a pronúncia de um diálogo de tribunal, com foco em situações formais e interações argumentativas. O vídeo apresenta uma cena com juiz, advogados e testemunhas, o que permite treinar a escuta de termos jurídicos, expressões de negação e afirmação, além de adaptação à velocidade e tom de conversas em contextos formais. Ideal para quem quer melhorar a fluência em situações reais e aprender a articular ideias de forma clara, como nos debates.

Vocabulário e frases-chave

  • Trial: Julgamento. Exemplo no vídeo: "they are watching the trial" (eles estão assistindo ao julgamento).
  • Speak for: Falar em nome de. Exemplo: "I speak for David Keech here today" (hoje falo em nome de David Keech).
  • Put in prison: Colocar na prisão. Exemplo: "Put Keech in prison" (Coloquem Keech na prisão).
  • Not before: Não antes. Exemplo: "My boy gets my money at 21 and not before" (meu filho recebe meu dinheiro aos 21 anos e não antes).
  • Call: Chamar (para depor). Exemplo: "Call David Keech" (Chamem David Keech).

Dicas de prática (shadowing em inglês)

O shadowing é uma técnica eficaz para melhorar a pronúncia e a fluência, e nesse vídeo, a velocidade média e os tons variados (de advogados, juiz e espectadores) são perfeitos para treinar. Aqui estão as dicas:

  • Comece devagar: Repita cada frase do vídeo com um atraso de 2 a 3 segundos, focando em copiar a entonação do juiz (que é mais calma) e a urgência dos advogados. Isso ajuda a internalizar a estrutura das frases e a articulação correta de palavras como "Keech" ou "Reynolds".
  • Use o shadowspeak: Grave sua própria voz enquanto faz o shadowing e compare com o áudio original. Isso permite identificar diferenças no tom e na velocidade, como quando os espectadores falam alto ("Put Keech in prison!") – note como a palavra "prison" é enfatizada.
  • Treine a reação rápida: O diálogo tem interrupções (como "Be quiet in my court" do juiz). Pratique responder a essas interrupções imediatamente, imitando o tom de autoridade. Isso melhora a capacidade de se adaptar a conversas que mudam de ritmo.
  • Acesse um shadowing site: Plataformas especializadas podem ajudar a ajustar o atraso e a repetir trechos específicos, como a parte onde Philip Reynolds nega que o dinheiro seja de Tom ("Not Tom's money"). Isso intensifica o treino em frases complexas.

Com essas dicas, o shadowing se torna uma ferramenta poderosa para transformar a forma como você fala inglês, tornando-o mais natural e confiante em situações formais e informais.

O que é a Técnica de Shadowing?

Shadowing é uma técnica de aprendizado de idiomas com base científica, originalmente desenvolvida para o treinamento de intérpretes profissionais. O método é simples, mas poderoso: você ouve áudio em inglês nativo e repete imediatamente em voz alta — como uma sombra seguindo o falante com 1-2 segundos de atraso. Pesquisas mostram melhora significativa na precisão da pronúncia, entonação, ritmo, sons conectados, compreensão auditiva e fluência na fala.

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