Prática de Shadowing: 🧙♂️⚡HARRY P0TTER BOOK 1 Ch-1/2⚡🧙♂️ audiobook for English Beginners (Leitura Guida) - Aprenda a falar inglês com vídeo
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Prologue Mr.
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and Mrs. Dursley live at number 4 Privet Drive.
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They are a perfectly normal family.
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They do not like anything that is different or strange, and they hate mysterious things most of all.
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They prefer a life that is calm, ordinary, and without any surprises.
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Mr. Dursley is the director of a large company.
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He is a very fat man with a very short neck.
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He has a large mustache.
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Mrs. Dursley, his wife, is thin and has blonde hair.
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Her neck is extremely long.
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She uses her long neck to look over the fence in her garden.
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She likes to watch her neighbors.
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She is a gossip.
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The Dursleys have a young son.
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His name is Dudley.
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The Dursleys think Dudley is the perfect son.
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The Dursleys have everything they want, but they also have a secret.
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Mrs. Dursley has a sister.
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Her name is Mrs. Potter.
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But Mrs. Dursley pretends she does not have a sister.
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She pretends she does not have a sister because her sister does not live a normal, ordinary life.
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Mrs. Potter and her husband are very strange and very different.
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They are very undursley.
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Like the Dursleys, the Potters have a young son too.
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But the Dursleys do not want their son Dudley to be around the Potter's son.
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The Dursleys wake up one Tuesday morning.
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It seems like a perfectly normal Tuesday morning.
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But the day is about to change.
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It is about to become very strange and mysterious.
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The Dursleys hate strange and mysterious things.
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While driving to work, Mr. Dursley sees the first strange thing of the day.
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Near his house, he sees a cat reading a map.
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Or at least he thinks he sees a cat reading a map.
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His eyes must be playing games with him.
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Later, while he is waiting in traffic, he notices many people wearing strange clothes.
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They They are wearing colorful cloaks and capes.
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Who wears colorful cloaks like that at this time of the year, he thinks to himself.
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It must be a stupid new fashion that the young people are following.
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But he notices that some of the strange people are not young at all.
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They are very old.
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But the traffic moves forward and Mr. Dursley forgets about all the strange people he sees.
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His day at work is very normal.
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He yells at many people, he makes some important calls,
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and then he decides to go across the street and have lunch.
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When he is about to enter his favorite bakery to order a sandwich,
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he notices another group of people dressed in strange clothes.
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They are talking together in a group.
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They seem very excited about something.
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Mr. Dursley passes by them as he is leaving, and this is what he hears.
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The Potters!
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You're right!
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That's what I heard, too!
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Yes, their son, Harry!
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Mr. Dursley cannot believe what he hears.
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He becomes very scared.
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He runs back to his office.
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There are many people named Potter, he thinks, and he is not sure if his nephew is named Harry anyway.
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He has never seen the boy.
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He wants to call his wife, but then he decides it is a bad idea.
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He doesn't want to make his wife upset.
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She always gets upset when she talks about her sister.
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It is very difficult for Mr. Dursley to concentrate at work.
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When it is 5 p.m., he leaves work to go home.
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As he is leaving his building, he does not see the small man who is standing in front of him.
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Mr. Dursley walks right into him.
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Sorry, says Mr. Dursley.
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The man he walks into is a small old man wearing a violet cloak.
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He does not seem angry at all that Mr. Dursley almost knocks him to the ground.
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On the contrary, he smiles a big smile and says in a very squeaky voice, Don't be sorry, sir.
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Nothing could make me upset today.
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Be happy, because you know who is gone.
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Then muggles like you, sir, should celebrate.
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This is a happy, happy day!" Then the tiny old man hugs Mr. Dursley and walks away.
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Mr. Dursley has no idea what has just happened.
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He does not know the old man and he does not know what a muggle is either.
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Mr. Dursley is beginning to hate strange things even more.
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Mr. Dursley drives home and is very surprised to see the same cat he saw earlier in the morning.
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The cat is sitting on his garden wall looking at him.
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Shoo!
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Go away! he yells at the cat.
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The cat does not move.
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It just sits there on the wall, looking at Mr. Dursley as he enters his house.
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Mr. Dursley tries to act normal around his wife, but it is quite difficult.
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He and his wife and son have a normal, ordinary dinner.
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They put little Dudley to bed, and Mr. Dursley has time to sit and watch the news on the TV.
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What a strange thing.
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Bird watchers have noticed very strange behavior by owls all over the country today.
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Owls are normally only active at night, but today many owls have been seen flying in every direction since this morning.
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Experts cannot explain this strange behavior.
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Very, very odd behavior indeed.
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And now, the weather with Jim.
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Is it going to rain owls later tonight?
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Mm-hmm-hmm-hmm.
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Well, Ted, answers the weatherman, I certainly hope not.
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But that is not the only strange thing happening today.
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People from all over the country have been calling me and telling me they have been seeing falling stars,
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thousands and thousands of shooting stars falling from the sky.
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Mr. Dursley sits frozen in his chair,
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shooting stars all over Britain, owls behaving strangely?
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Mysterious people wearing strange clothes and talking about the potters?
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At that moment, Mrs. Dursley comes into the living room with two cups of tea.
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Mr. Dursley thinks he has no option.
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He must say something to his wife.
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Uh, Petunia dear, have you spoken to your sister recently?
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As expected, Mrs. Dursley looks shocked and angry.
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Remember, she normally pretends she does not even have a sister.
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No, she says angrily.
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Why?
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Oh, nothing.
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the strange things happening on the news, owls shooting stars, and there were funny-looking people in town today.
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I just thought maybe it had something to do with, you know, people like her.
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Mrs. Dursley has an angry look on her face.
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Their son, continues Mr. Dursley, would be around Dudley's age now, right?
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What's his name again?
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Howard, isn't it?
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His name is Harry.
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What a nasty, common name that is, answers Mrs. Dursley.
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Of course, Harry.
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Mr. Dursley's heart begins to beat very quickly.
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Yes, I agree.
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A terribly common name.
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He does not say another word about the topic.
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and they both go to bed.
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While Mrs. Dursley is in the bathroom, Mr. Dursley looks out the window into the front garden.
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The cat is still there on the wall.
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It is looking down the street like it is waiting for something.
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Por que praticar a fala com este vídeo?
Praticar a fala utilizando o vídeo "Harry Potter Livro 1, Capítulo 1/2" oferece uma excelente oportunidade para imersão linguística, especialmente para iniciantes em inglês. Ao ouvir a descrição da família Dursley e suas peculiaridades, você pode entender melhor a pronúncia e o ritmo natural da língua. Além disso, a abordagem narrativa torna o aprendizado mais envolvente, permitindo que você se familiarize com a entonação e a ênfase em diferentes palavras e frases.
Ao utilizar a técnica de shadow speech, onde você imita o falante enquanto ouve, é possível aprimorar suas habilidades de fala e compreensão auditiva simultaneamente. Essa prática não só aumenta sua confiança ao falar, mas também ajuda na retenção de novas expressões e vocabulário, tornando a experiência de aprendizado mais eficaz.
Gramática e Expressões em Contexto
No início do vídeo, algumas estruturas gramaticais e expressões são particularmente notáveis:
- Uso do presente simples: A descrição das rotinas diárias do Sr. e da Sra. Dursley, como “Eles são uma família perfeitamente normal”, exemplifica o uso do presente simples para descrever ações habituais.
- Frases negativas: A expressão “Eles não gostam de nada que seja diferente ou estranho” ajuda a entender como formar negativas em inglês, uma habilidade útil ao tentar se comunicar externamente.
- Adjetivos para descrever: O uso de adjetivos como “gordo”, “fino” e “estranho” não só enriquece o vocabulário, mas também ensina o formato e a colocação dos adjetivos na língua inglesa.
Essas estruturas são essenciais para construir frases no cotidiano e poderão ser aplicadas em várias situações de conversação, tornando o aprendizado mais prático e contextualizado.
Armadilhas de Pronúncia Comuns
Na escuta deste vídeo, alguns aspectos da pronúncia podem ser desafiadores. Aqui estão algumas palavras e frases que podem exigir atenção especial:
- Dursley: O som “-ley” pode ser difícil para falantes não nativos. Pratique dizendo rapidamente “Dursley” várias vezes para melhorar sua fluência.
- Mustache: A pronúncia de “mustache” pode causar confusão por conta do som da letra “u”, que pode soar diferente do português. Tente imitar a pronúncia do falante no vídeo.
- Excited: O som do “x” em “excited” pode ser desafiador. Foque em como os falantes nativos articulam essa palavra para uma melhor compreensão e pronúncia.
Utilizar a prática de shadowing em inglês ao repetir essas palavras imediatamente após ouvi-las ajudará a fixar a pronúncia correta e a melhorar suas habilidades de fala. Lembre-se de que a prática contínua é a chave para o sucesso!
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.