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Hi everyone, I'm your IELTS tutor Jack and welcome back to another episode of the IELTS Plus English podcast.
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Today's topic is comedy, a topic that I really like.
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I love telling jokes, I love hearing jokes and I love the genre of comedy.
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Now don't forget if you want to have today's handout,
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the podcast handout don't forget it is free and it is on www.jax-english.com
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if you go there you'll see a kind of free content section
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so it's easy to find and
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if you are in korea don't forget to check out Naver
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Cafe my Naver Cafe Yongguk Yongo Jack's English let's get on with today's episode
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so comedy part one warm up do you like comedy I love comedy.
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I think comedy is a wonderful genre.
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I particularly like comedy dramas and movies.
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There's a variety of types of comedy I like.
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I like parody, satire and particularly I like stand up comedy, which is very common in England.
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already three or four key words from today's podcast handout
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so check that out and see what those mean
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and we'll do another part one what kind of comedy is popular in your country i come from england
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so i would say irony is a really popular kind of comedy particular
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particularly sarcasm which is kind of the dark side of irony i don't like sarcasm personally
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but it's fairly popular in our comedy um also stand-up comedy
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is really popular this is where a comic a comedian stands on stage
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and delivers jokes or stories and just has a microphone no props no
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nothing else up there and I personally really like
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that style okay one more are you good at telling jokes uh not good at telling jokes
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but i do like to tell stories
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which can be funny you know they can be indirectly funny um
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but i i just i suppose i don't have the memory for jokes i don't remember the jokes
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so uh i avoid telling jokes okay a very honest one
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today let's move on to part two uh put two minutes on the clock
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and let's see we have the question describe a movie
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or tv program
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that made you laugh okay nothing comes to my mind um
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perhaps we'll we'll go with the simple one comes to my mind first so two minutes on the clock starts now
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I'd like to tell you about Friends I first watched Friends maybe 20
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or 25 years ago a long time ago when I was young
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and even though I was young I really enjoyed the style of humour I remember watching the episode
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and I remember just really liking the characters particularly I liked Ross I think I kind of connected to Ross the most.
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I could understand his situation and personality more.
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I also loved Joey and Phoebe.
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These were some of the characters that really stood out to me from the start.
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Let me tell you a little more about Friends.
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Now, Friends is a comedy drama.
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so it's called a sitcom situational comedy and it's got a lot of irony uh maybe a little sarcasm
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definitely a lot of slapstick
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and that's a very i would say a bit more of an american style humor
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which generally i don't like but in friends i really enjoyed i it it has six characters
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I'm not going to name them because it would take me too long but they live in New York
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and the drama centres on them in their apartments and their daily lives
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and particularly I remember they spend a lot of time in a coffee shop
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and it's just constant jokes and funny stories
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and Chandler he's the kind of sarcastic one so that's what I really remember for me personally I loved it
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And funnily enough, still now I can happily watch episodes
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and really enjoy going back to the start and watching all 10 series.
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Oh, that was very quick.
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Okay.
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Again, nothing came to my mind immediately.
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But although Friends is not my favorite drama, there are so many movies and dramas that I prefer.
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It's just such an easy one to talk about.
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And I would say that for most of my students, friends is a really easy one to talk about.
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So that's why I chose it.
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I followed my structure very strictly, though I didn't get to the future section.
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OK, let's do a couple of part threes and then we'll wrap up.
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This is where it gets a little tricky.
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What is the difference between comedy on TV and comedy in books?
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well it's a it's a difficult question
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but i would say the biggest difference is
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that on tv you can use a lot of slapstick comedy
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slapstick comedy is very visual comedy where people get hurt you
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know they slip over uh pushing each other something falls on them it's very physical comedy
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and as i said very visual
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so the medium of tv is the perfect medium for showing
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that type of comedy i would say comedy in books
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because it's done through words it has to be more subtle you of course you can do things like irony
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or satire but it it has to be constructed through words so it's very very different.
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Not a bad answer I'm quite happy with that.
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Let's go to the last part three is humor easy to translate from one language to another I would say
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that it's not easy to translate mostly
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because humor is as much about culture as it is about
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just the humor itself humor comes from people being able to connect to it.
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When you look at the humour in England,
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it very often connects to the story of people living in England and the difficulties we face.
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And the same can be said for Korea, which is where I live now.
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So also there are different styles of humour depending on the country.
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Koreans like slapstick I would say whereas England we prefer quite simple stand-up comedy
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so on the whole no humor is not easy to translate from one language to another.
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Okay notice
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that you know with these complicated answers I always try to conclude in order to tie my answer together
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and to conclude an answer you can use something like i
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did on the whole that's a good pattern in conclusion overall
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those are some typical patterns i use to wrap an answer up
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and that is everything i have time for
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so i hope you enjoyed this episode on comedy
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if you did don't forget to like this video like the podcast whatever you're listening
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or watching on please like comment subscribe do all of these things
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and come and check out www.jaxxenglish.com in order to find the free materials
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and various other free content so i hope you have a wonderful week this week
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and i will be back very soon with the next topic crime and punishment okay see you soon bye bye

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O que você vai aprender

Nesse vídeo, você desenvolve três habilidades essenciais para a fala em inglês, especialmente para o IELTS. Primeiro, a capacidade de descrever gêneros e estilos de comédia (como "parody", "satire" e "stand-up comedy") com clareza. Segundo, a arte de responder perguntas pessoais de forma natural, usando frases como "I don't have the memory for jokes" para se expressar honestamente. Terceiro, a habilidade de conectar ideias em uma narração extensa, como no exemplo sobre a série "Friends", onde o locutor combina detalhes de personagens, enredo e estilo de humor.

Ouça esses sons

A fala do tutor apresenta vários exemplos de connected speech (fala conectada) e reduções, fundamentais para a pronúncia fluente. Observe como "I love telling jokes" se torna "I luhv tellin' jokes" (redução de "telling" para "tellin'"). Outro exemplo é "a lot of" pronunciado como "a lotta", com a elisão do "f". Também há ligações, como em "kind of" (pronunciado "kinda") e "because it would take" (ligação entre "because" e "it" como "becauseit"). Esses padrões ajudam a entender a fala rápida nativa e a se integrar melhor em conversações reais.

Fale como um nativo

Para imitar o ritmo e o destaque do locutor, use a técnica de shadowing (também chamada de "shadowspeak" ou "shadow speech"). Repita frases como "I think comedy is a wonderful genre" com o mesmo destaque na palavra "wonderful" e a mesma pausa após "think". Note que o locutor enfatiza adjetivos e substantivos chave, como "sarcasm" e "stand-up comedy", para dar importância às ideias. Além disso, siga o ritmo leve e conversacional: evite pausas longas entre as palavras e use uma intonação ascendente nas perguntas, mesmo que sejam retóricas. Essa prática de conversação em inglês ajuda a melhorar a fluência e a pronúncia, tornando sua fala mais natural e confiante.

Aprender inglês com YouTube é uma excelente forma de treinar essas habilidades, e com exercícios de shadowing, você consegue internalizar os padrões de fala nativos de forma eficaz. Não esqueça de praticar diariamente: cada repetição ajuda a aprimorar sua performance na fala, seja para o IELTS ou para situações cotidianas.

Gramática neste vídeo

As estruturas que o falante mais usa, com as palavras exatas do vídeo:

EstruturaNo vídeo
Orações relativas who / which + oração — informação extra sobre uma pessoa ou coisacomedy, which is · sarcasm which is · Korea, which is
Voz passiva be + particípio passado — o foco está no que acontece, não em quem fazbe constructed · can be said

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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