Prática de Shadowing: Luyện Nghe Tiếng Anh Cơ Bản A2 | Travel to Japan | English Podcast - Aprenda a falar inglês com o YouTube

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Hello everyone!
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Welcome back to Fluent Future Vietnam,
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the place where we speak English like friends, not textbooks.
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Today's episode is all about travel to Japan.
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Perfect for beginners.
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A2 level.
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We'll listen to Mark and Lily chat about why Japan is amazing, where to go, when to visit,
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and little tips you can actually use.
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Grab your headphones, relax, and let's jump in.
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Hey Lily, guess what?
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I just booked my ticket to Japan.
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No way!
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When are you going?
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Next spring, April.
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I heard the cherry blossoms are unreal.
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Oh, I'm so jealous.
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Japan's been on my list forever.
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Where will you start?
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Tokyo first, then Kyoto.
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I want to see the temples and eat real ramen.
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Smart.
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Tokyo's super modern.
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Skyscrapers, neon lights, crazy busy.
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But Kyoto, so calm.
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Old streets, geishas, tea houses.
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Yeah, and the food!
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Sushi, takoyaki, Matcha everything!
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My mouth's watering already!
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Haha, same.
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But hey, have you thought about the Shinkansen?
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The bullet train?
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Yeah.
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300 kilometers an hour.
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Tokyo to Kyoto in like, two hours?
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Exactly.
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So fast, so clean.
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You just sit, relax, watch rice fields fly by.
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Cool.
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When's the best time to go, you think?
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Spring for cherry blossoms, March to April, or autumn, red leaves, not too hot.
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Summer's humid, winter's cold, but snow in Hokkaido, magical.
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Hmm, I picked spring.
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Hope I don't miss the flowers.
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You can check the bloom forecast online.
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They update it every week.
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Whoa, Japan has a flower forecast.
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That's next level.
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Told you, everything's organized.
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Even the trains run on the second.
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OK, but is it expensive?
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Yes and no. Hotels in Tokyo, pricey.
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But convenience stores have cheap, yummy food.
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Onigiri, bento, coffee for 100 yen.
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100 yen?
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That's like 15,000 VND?
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Deal!
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And get a JR Pass before you go.
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Unlimited train rides for 7, 14, or 21 days.
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Saves so much!
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Noted.
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JR Pass.
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Check.
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Also, bring cash.
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Not everywhere takes cards, especially in small towns.
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Cash?
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Old school.
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I like it. And one more thing.
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Onsen.
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Hot springs.
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You have to try.
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Naked with strangers?
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Uh… Separate for men and women.
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Super relaxing.
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Just follow the rules.
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Wash first.
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No tattoos showing.
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No tattoos?
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Got it.
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I'm clean.
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You'll love it.
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Japan's safe, clean, polite.
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But don't eat while walking.
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That's rude.
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Wait, really?
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In Vietnam we eat and walk all the time.
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I know.
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Culture shock.
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Just sit.
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Enjoy.
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No rush.
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Okay, Teacher Lily.
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Anything else?
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Learn three phrases.
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Sumimasen, excuse me, arigatū, thank you, oishi, delicious.
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People smile when you try.
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Sumimasen, arigatū, oishi desu, how was that?
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Perfect.
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You're ready.
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Send me photos, okay?
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Deal.
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Next year, your turn.
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Maybe if I save enough bubble tea money.
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Haha, start now.
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Japan's waiting.
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Okay, now.
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We're going to listen to the conversation without Vietnamese subtitles.
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Let's see how much you can understand.
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Hey, Lily, guess what?
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I just booked my ticket to Japan.
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No way.
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When are you going?
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Next spring, April.
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I heard the cherry blossoms are unreal.
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Oh, I'm so jealous.
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Japan's been on my list forever.
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Where will you start?
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Tokyo first, then Kyoto.
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I want to see the temples and eat real ramen.
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– Tokyo's super modern.
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Skyscrapers, neon lights, crazy busy.
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But Kyoto – so calm.
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Old streets, geishas, tea houses.
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Yeah, and the food!
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Sushi, takoyaki, matcha everything!
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My mouth's watering already.
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Haha, same.
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But hey, have you thought about the Shinkansen?
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The bullet train?
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Yeah.
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300 kilometers an hour.
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Tokyo to Kyoto in like, two hours?
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Exactly.
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So fast, so clean.
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You just sit, relax, watch rice fields fly by.
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Cool.
136
When's the best time to go, you think?
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Spring for cherry blossoms, March to April, or autumn, red leaves, not too hot,
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summer's humid, winter's cold, but snow in Hokkaido, magical.
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Hmm.
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I picked spring.
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Hope I don't miss the flowers.
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You can check the bloom forecast online.
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They update it every week.
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Whoa!
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Japan has a flower forecast.
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That's next level.
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Told you.
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Everything's organized.
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Even the trains run on the second.
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OK, but is it expensive?
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Yes and no. Hotels in Tokyo?
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Pricey.
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But convenience stores have cheap, yummy food – onigiri, bento, coffee for 100 yen.
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100 yen?
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That's like 15,000 VND?
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Deal!
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And get a JR Pass before you go.
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Unlimited train rides for 7, 14, or 21 days.
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Saves so much!
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Noted.
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JR Pass?
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Check.
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Also, bring cash.
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Not everywhere takes cards, especially in small towns.
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Cash?
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Old school.
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I like it. And one more thing.
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Onsen.
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Hot springs.
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You have to try.
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Naked with strangers?
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Uh… Separate for men and women.
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Super relaxing.
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Just follow the rules.
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Wash first.
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No tattoos showing.
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No tattoos?
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Got it.
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I'm clean.
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You'll love it.
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Japan's safe, clean, polite.
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But don't eat while walking.
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That's rude.
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Wait, really?
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In Vietnam we eat and walk all the time.
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I know.
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Culture shock.
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Just sit, enjoy, no rush.
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Okay, Teacher Lily.
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Anything else?
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Learn three phrases.
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Sumimasen, excuse me, arigatū, thank you, oishi, delicious.
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People smile when you try.
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Sumimasen, arigatū, oishi desu, how was that?
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Perfect.
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You're ready.
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Send me photos, okay?
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Deal!
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Next year, your turn.
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Maybe, if I save enough bubble tea money.
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Haha, start now!
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Japan's waiting.
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And that's it for today.
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Mark and Lily just gave us a mini travel guide, all in simple English.
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Vocabulary focus.
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Three useful phrases.
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Cherry blossoms.
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Pink flowers on cherry trees in spring.
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The cherry blossoms in Kyoto were breathtaking.
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We took photos under the cherry blossoms.
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Shinkansen, Japan's bullet train, very fast and punctual.
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I'll take the Shinkansen from Tokyo to Osaka.
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The Shinkansen arrives at 3.02.
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On the dot!
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Onsen, natural hot spring bath, traditional in Japan.
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We relaxed in an onsen after hiking.
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First time in an onsen.
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Don't forget to wash before entering.
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Pause the video.
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Replay Mark and Lily's lines.
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Shadow them.
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Repeat right after they speak.
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Copy the rhythm, the excitement.
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Do it three times.
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You'll sound natural fast.
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If you enjoyed this, hit like, leave a comment, Japan or Korea next, and subscribe with the bell.
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Share with a friend who dreams of sushi and bullet trains.
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More real-life English coming every week.
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This is Vanessa from Fluent Future Vietnam.
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See you in the next one.
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Bye.

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Por que praticar a fala com este vídeo?

O vídeo "Luyện Nghe Tiếng Anh Cơ Bản A2 | Travel to Japan" oferece uma excelente oportunidade para praticar a fala em um contexto realista e envolvente. Ao ouvir a conversa entre Mark e Lily sobre suas experiências e planos de viagem ao Japão, você não apenas melhora a sua compreensão auditiva, mas também aprende a usar expressões e vocabulário que podem ser aplicados em situações de viagem. Praticar shadowing em inglês com este tipo de conteúdo permite que você simule diálogos autênticos, ajudando a internalizar a linguagem de forma mais eficaz. Além disso, você se familiariza com a entonação e ritmo da fala nativa, essenciais para desenvolver uma pronúncia mais fluente.

Gramática e expressões em contexto

No diálogo, algumas estruturas gramaticais e expressões se destacam, que são muito úteis para quem está no nível A2. Aqui estão algumas das mais relevantes:

  • Uso do futuro: “I just booked my ticket to Japan.” Aqui, a estrutura simples do passado “booked” e o uso de “just” indicam uma ação recente.
  • Comparações: “Tokyo's super modern. Kyoto, so calm.” Usar “so” para fazer comparações é uma maneira comum de destacar características.
  • Expressões de desejo: “I want to see the temples and eat real ramen.” A construção “I want to + verbo” é essencial para expressar desejos.
  • Dicas e conselhos: “You can check the bloom forecast online.” Usar “You can” é uma forma amigável de sugerir ações a outros.

Essas estruturas ajudam a construir diálogos e expressar pensamentos de forma clara, sendo o shadowspeak uma técnica eficaz para praticá-las.

Armadilhas comuns de pronúncia

Além de aprender gramática e vocabulário, é importante estar atento à pronúncia. Durante o vídeo, algumas palavras e frases podem ser desafiadoras. Aqui estão algumas armadilhas comuns que você pode encontrar:

  • “Shinkansen”: A pronúncia desse termo pode ser difícil. As letras “sh” e “n” devem ser bem articuladas.
  • “Neon lights”: O som do "n" em "neon" pode confundir alguns aprendizes, reforçando a necessidade de praticar essa distinção em shadowing site.
  • “Takoyaki”: Tente dividir a palavra em sílabas: ta-ko-ya-ki, para facilitar a pronúncia correta.

Utilizar as técnicas de shadowspeaks com atenção às armadilhas de pronúncia ajudará a melhorar sua clareza 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.

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