Prática de Shadowing: Michael Laws Exposes Religious Takeover Of The Black Ferns Rugby Team - Aprenda a falar inglês com vídeo

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Listen, I wanted to bring something to your attention that concerns me greatly.
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um and much actually more ironically if it's possible.
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than the inaccuracy or accuracy otherwise of the various polling agencies in the last fortnight.
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It is to do with the Black Ferns rugby team.
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The women's rugby team.
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Currently involved, I think, in a four nation contest in Canada.
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I think that they're playing at the moment.
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They're very good win over Canada just recently.
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United States, Canada, Australia.
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That's right.
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Those four countries are playing in their own little contest while the six nation women have their own.
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30 ,000 people turned up to watch England thrash Murrayfield.
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um to watch a woman's rugby test uh not at the world cup extraordinary but there you go Anyhow, the Black Ferns are over there currently playing rugby in Canada.
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And last week, just before their game against Canada, They decided to adopt TIKUNGAMORI.
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to replace the captain's run.
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and it's reported by Te Ayo Māori News.
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I've seen it nowhere else.
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except on Te Ayo Māori News.
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And I don't understand why I haven't seen it anywhere else.
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Because this is...
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newspaper, headline, stuff.
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This is significant.
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Ruhaid de Mont, is it?
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Ruhaid de Mont?
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De Mont.
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Ruhaid de Mont.
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The captain.
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says that they are going through a cleansing practice which will bring calm and connection ahead of their Canada clash, which they didn't want.
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but it's to ensure most of all this particular cleansing practice they're going to.
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that they are grounded spiritually and physically before they play.
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I emphasize that word spiritually.
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This is all the result of coach Simon Kneebone, for some strange reason known as boner I hope that's some sort of play on Kneebone,
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who wanted to implement "a spiritual element for the team" while overseas.
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And this is direct quotes.
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So we just want to connect back to the whenua here.
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Wherever we are as a group, whenua meaning land shows some respect to those whose whenua this is,
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they're in Canada, so I wonder who they think the whenua belongs to in Canada.
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Canadians or, yes I know, and also connect
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with our own land and papa and ra in the sky and we've done that really well with the whakamoa.
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Now for those of you who don't know what a whakamawa is, it's a Māori process of removing tapu to make an environment or people safe.
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It's got a significant spiritual religious element.
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It involves karakia, prayer, the sprinkling of waters, the sharing of food.
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It's almost like a holy Maori ritual.
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In fact, it is a holy Maori ritual.
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What am I talking about?
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It's like getting the Catholic Church down for an exorcism, basically.
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Whokkamoa ensures that those involved in high -stakes emotional or sacred situations can return to their daily activities safely and
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wait for this, without spiritual restriction.
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It is a holy spiritual if you like, ritual.
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connected to a polytheistic nativist Māori religion nothing to do with Ratna or Ranganui churches or Christianity,
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something completely different.
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Pre -European.
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Now, it's not so much mumbo -jumbo as, if you like, nativist pantheistic voodoo.
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And can I just say to Richard Fanslow, who seems to listen to an awful lot and put in a massive amount of complaints to the BSA,
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voodoo is spelt V -O -O -D -O -O, just for your next complaint, just helping you there.
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See, that's the sort of people we are.
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Can I just ask this question?
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When did representing a New Zealand sports team.
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require you to sign up to a religion.
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I'll repeat.
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When did representing A New Zealand sports team,
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either here or overseas, require you actually to sign up to a specific religion.
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And in this case, a kind of nativist church
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with a variety of supernatural gods
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and it adherence to spiritual practices if you want to be a part of the New Zealand women's rugby team.
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Where's the safe place, can I ask? for Christians.
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for atheists for agnostics, for Hindus, for Muslims, for any other religion or denomination,
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if you're playing women's rugby in this country and you want to represent your country at that particular sport.
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It's compulsory to join this particular religious practice that the New Zealand women's rugby team are in, this Fokker Moor.
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And it is going to become part and parcel, according to their coach and their captain, of all of their rugby practices going forward over the next week's.
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Months and years if their coach and captain and particularly their coach gets his way after all it's his imposition.
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Um, This is knee bones gibberish, spiritual gibberish.
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And I quote unquote, We often listen to the senses, The wind and the sun, do you?
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You listen to the sun, do you?
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The birds and so forth.
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Oh my God, this man's coaching New Zealand Spum.
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And he's not only done that, but he's brought his spiritualism with him.
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But this is what he said.
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We often listen to the senses.
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the wind and the sun.
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the birds and so forth.
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And I'd have to say, this isn't a sports team, the Black Ferns, it's become a Cult.
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I'll say it again, this isn't a sports team, the Black Ferns rugby team, it's a religious cult.
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presided over by the high priest nebo Listen, check these people now.
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The New Zealand Rugby Football Union must intervene.
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before every aspirant New Zealand female rugby player is required to join the sporting version of the Moonies, can I say.

Sobre Esta Lição

Nesta lição, você irá se aprofundar em temas relacionados ao rugby e cultura Māori, através do discurso do comentarista Michael Laws. Focaremos no uso de vocabulário e frases que são relevantes no contexto esportivo e cultural, além de entender melhor a prática de shadowing em inglês. Ao ouvir e repetir as falas, você vai melhorar sua pronúncia em inglês e a fluência, uma prática essencial para se tornar mais confiante ao se expressar na língua inglesa.

Vocabulário e Frases Chave

  • Black Ferns - Nome da equipe feminina de rugby da Nova Zelândia.
  • Tikungamori - Uma prática de purificação espiritual Māori mencionada no vídeo.
  • Karakia - Oração relacionada à cultura Māori.
  • Whenua - Palavra Māori que significa 'terra' ou 'território'.
  • Whakamoa - Ritual Māori de remoção de tapu para promover segurança.
  • Emoções Altas - Referente a situações que envolvem sentimentos intensos, importantes para compreender o contexto do coaching esportivo.
  • Conexão Espiritual - Um conceito explorado pelo treinador para fortalecer a união da equipe.

Dicas de Prática

Para aproveitar ao máximo esta lição, aqui vão algumas dicas de prática. Primeiro, ouça o vídeo várias vezes, prestando atenção na entonação e na fluência do narrador. A velocidade das falas pode variar, então sinta-se à vontade para diminuir a velocidade do vídeo se necessário. Uma boa técnica de shadowing em inglês envolve repetir as falas em tempo real, imitando não apenas as palavras, mas também a emoção e o ritmo.

Concentre-se em cada palavra e como ela se conecta com o contexto. Ao praticar com shadow speech, tente gravar sua própria voz e depois comparar com o original. Isso ajudará você a identificar áreas onde precisa melhorar. Além disso, ao integrar as frases do vocabulário à sua prática de conversação em inglês, você se tornará mais confortável e confiante ao utilizar essas expressões em contextos reais.

Por fim, pratique a conexão emocional com o material. Isso não só torna a aprendizagem mais genuína, mas também fortalece sua retenção. Lembrar-se de que a prática regular é fundamental no aprendizado de idiomas e que cada passo conta na sua jornada para melhorar a pronúncia em 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.