Prática de Shadowing: Character: Wants vs. needs - Aprenda a falar inglês com vídeo

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In the last video, we talked about the difference between internal and external features.
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Let's ignore external or physical features for a moment.
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and zoom in on the mind of a character.
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One powerful way to think about this is to ask yourself a question.
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What does this character want?
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It's important to understand what a character wants, because it informs your story.
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If you don't really know what they start out wanting, It's hard to take them somewhere on a journey, and that's what stories are all about.
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When you pick a movie, any one of your favorite movies, you can actually probably kind of like skip that part when the character says, "I want to do this.
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I want to be champion.
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I want to be king." I want to be the greatest chef in the world.
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Characters get to have that goal and they will work every day, every second of the day in their story to make that happen.
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Wants drive a character to act.
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A character might want something and do everything to get it.
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Needs are the things we need to do or learn, in order to grow or succeed in life.
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For example, a character might learn that they need to share what they desire in order to be fulfilled or happy.
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The distinction between what a character wants and what they need.
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is important when you're building a character.
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We all have those things we want.
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Oh man, I love that new car, or I'd really like, oh man, I'd love a VR machine that'd be so cool.
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But what I need is probably to feed my family, and what I need is probably to have good relationships and things like that.
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Oftentimes, I think needs are something that we don't.
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like admitting, it's eating your vegetables.
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You want to just go for those sweets, the things that make life easier.
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But we have to sometimes do those things that we don't want to do.
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And in the end, it makes for a full course meal, if we're going with this food analogy.
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And I think in a character, it's important to have those needs
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and even have those needs sometimes conflict with the wants
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because it makes our characters stronger and makes them have to go through trials.
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that turn them into a more well -rounded character.
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So Woody in Toy Story, for example, he wants to be Andy's favorite toy and stay that way.
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And he needs to learn to share, to share his friendship and to not have to always be the best.
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Sometimes a character might want something in the beginning and then their need
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completely comes out of a realization they may have along the way.
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In the case of Sully, he wants to rise up in the organization.
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You know, it's just like everyone wants to be.
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You want to be promoted to be the top in your profession.
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Internally though, we throw a monkey wrench in his plans in the form of Boo.
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something that he doesn't want to take care of.
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But because this little girl actually depends on him, is at odds with what his main goal is.
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If he gets exposed to actually have a human child, that career path that he wants gets destroyed.
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It disappears.
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So the thing that he values, that he says he wants, and the thing that he has to take care of right now are going to destroy each other.
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his heart actually softens because he starts to care about Boo more than he cares about his career.
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In fact, he doesn't care at all about his career anymore.
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and he will choose what he needs in his life is connection.
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A connection to another person.
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He wants boo.
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in his life.
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So I think that oftentimes your want can be some of the entertainment of the story, but the need is going to be that emotional heart that really
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makes people remember the film when they come out of the theater and for years later.
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In the next exercise, you'll have a chance to think a little more about the wants
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and needs of some characters you know, as well as ones you want to create.

Sobre Esta Lição

Nesta lição, você vai praticar como identificar e diferenciar os desejos e necessidades de um personagem. Usando exemplos de filmes, como "Toy Story", você aprenderá a importância de entender o que um personagem realmente quer e o que ele precisa para crescer e se desenvolver. Ao longo da prática, você vai expandir seu vocabulário e melhorar sua habilidade de falar em inglês, especialmente na prática de conversação em inglês.

Vocabulário e Frases-Chave

  • Wants - Desejos
  • Needs - Necessidades
  • Character - Personagem
  • Fulfilled - Realizado
  • Conflict - Conflito
  • Grow - Crescer
  • Connection - Conexão
  • Journey - Jornada

Dicas de Prática

Para maximizar seus resultados na prática de shadowing em inglês, preste atenção à velocidade e ao tom do vídeo. Siga estas dicas:

  • Ouça atentamente: Antes de começar a imitar, assista ao vídeo uma ou duas vezes para entender o contexto e a emoção que o personagem transmite.
  • Repita em voz alta: Quando você começar a fala, faça pausas curtas para repetir o que ouviu. Use a técnica de shadow speech para imitar a pronúncia e a entonação.
  • Foque no significado: Durante a prática de conversação em inglês, tente conectar os sentimentos dos personagens com suas próprias experiências. Isso tornará a prática mais significativa.
  • Grave sua voz: Registre suas práticas e escute-se. Compare sua fluência e pronúncia com a do vídeo para identificar áreas de melhoria.
  • Use o ritmo do falante: Acompanhar o ritmo natural das falas ajudará a tornar sua fala mais fluente e natural.

Praticar shadow speak não só melhora sua pronúncia, mas também prepara você para expressar desejos e necessidades em conversas reais. Com dedicação, você se tornará mais confiante ao falar inglês!

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.